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Marriage is not an easy feat, marriage requires work. Believing that marriage counsellors are magicians that will swirl their wands and somehow make your marriage work is a misconception. A number of factors are involved in order to make marriage counselling work, from how well you respond to the therapist's techniques, to the amount of effort your willing to offer in order to change and the gravity of your problem.
Marriage counselling aids in your marriage when:
Communication is the key to any successful marriage. If you and your spouse are not able communicate better with each other, it can cause lasting damage. The therapist can help you get back on the right direction, can teach you effective ways of communication as well as understanding the other's point of view and empathizing with each other. Not being able to communicate effectively can cause feelings of depressed, insecurity and disregard for one another.
Infidelity can cause a huge amount of strain in a marriage. Recovering, forgiving and forgetting are great challenges to incur when a spouse has been infidel. The therapist can offer guidance, support as well as perspective to help you forgive and move ahead. Commitment and honesty can help you move ahead in times like this, unless you choose otherwise.
When your marriage is just a means of having better living situation, you need counselling. There needs to exist an element of intimacy, conversation and genuine likeness for each other. Just being roommates is not enough for your marriage. Co-existing is not enough.
Sometimes you just aren't equipped enough to resolve your differences. A therapist can help you gain perspective, offer skills and coping techniques to guide you better, communicate openly and effectively and help you take the necessary steps to change. Sometimes you know what is wrong, but just don't know how you can fix it. It is here that a skilled therapist may be able to guide and help you.
Separation does not resolve anything; in fact it only reinforces the problem. The therapist can help you resolve the problem without spending time away from each other. Marriage counselling can save your marriage. Unless the relationship demands a closure due to unhealthy factors that is part of the marriage.
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We are a trading company with high quality chemical-technical products. We have become an important distribution link member of international activities in Central and Southeastern Europe. An integral part of our work are consultations, technical services and providing expert advices. We have an advanced logistic network of distribution warehouses in several European countries.
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International Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber Processing,
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RADKA exposition: Hall 8, Stand 83A09.
14 January 2020
Peter Gergel
Country Group Manager
If I remember correctly, the first pigments were taken by RADKA in 1991. I stepped on board in early 2003. Of course, there were bumps along the way, but we always found common ground and a solution. Thank you for your great cooperation.
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Area Sales Manager Geschäftsbereich Phosphonate
Zschimmer & Schwarz Mohsdorf GmbH & Co KG
RADKA has been our trusted sales partner for CUBLEN® phosphonates in the Czech Republic for more than 20 years. Our cooperation has been very successful, and we appreciate RADKA's flexibility, their professional market cultivation as well as their reliable customer service.
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Managing Director and CEO
VA TECH WABAG Brno spol. s r. o.
On behalf of VA TECH WABAG Czech republic let me express my big thanks to RADKA for long time successful cooperation over more than 20 years. We very appreciate the company flexibility and high quolity solution and products as subsupplier for our projects in Industry & Power sector in domestic market and also abroad. We have to emphasise the tradition, stability, quolity and sustainable responsibility as a basis stone of longtime partnership with outlook to future!
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Since more then 25 years I am in a business relation to RADKA, being responsible for sales of diverse LANXESS products also in the countries of Central Eastern Europe, where RADKA built up their distribution services over the years. It has always been a sucessful, responsible, but mainly reliable partner with a potential for further business development. Great to have such a long therm partner! I am looking forward for our future cooperation!
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Spring Equinox | Longitudinal Installation performance at Pinecrest Gardens
March 20, 2018 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Spring is coming…
Please join us for the performance of the Longitudinal Installation as we greet each new season
Spring Equinox
Xavier Cortada
Tuesday, March 20th, 2018 at 10:30am
Pinecrest Gardens
11000 SW 57th Avenue
Pinecrest, FL 33156
The participatory art piece captures voices from 24 individual across the globe who have been impacted by Climate Change.
The event is free and open to the public.
For more info call 305-669-6990 or visit
Learn more at www.longitudinalinstallation.org
Longitudinal Installation
The Longitudinal Installation at Pinecrest Gardens:
Cortada created the Longitudinal Installation in the South Pole in 2007 and in the North Pole in 2008. During both visits, Cortada placed 24 shoes in a circle, each aligned across 24 longitudes. He stopped in front of each of his longitudinal shoe markers and read a quote aloud that revealed a person's experience with climate change from that part of the world. His artistic ritual illustrated how everyone in the world has been profoundly impacted by climate change.
The South Pole's Longitudinal Installation has been replicated as a ceramic sculpture on permanent exhibit at Pinecrest Gardens. This participatory art installation invites visitors to recite the 24 quotes, as Cortada did at both ends of the world.
To perform the ritual, stand behind the show marked with zero degrees and face the red and white pole as you read the first quote. (You can find the quotes online at www.longitudinalinstallation.org.) Then, move clockwise, stopping at each marked shoe to read its respective quote. Upon completion, stand just to the left of the 75 degree West shoe (if you live in Florida) and recite a 25th quote: Your own quote!
How has climate change impacted your environment?
If you perform the ritual, we invite you to document the performance with photos and video, and upload it to www.longitudinalinstallation.org
Greeting each new season
Please join us for the performance of the Longitudinal Installation as we greet each new season
Winter Solstice performance: Thursday Dec 21, 2017 at 10:30 am
Spring Equinox performance: Tuesday March 20, 2018 at 10:30 am
Summer Solstice performance: Thursday June 21, 2018 at 10:30 am
Fall Equinox performance: Saturday, September 22, 2018 at 10:30 am
Aside from his ongoing Florida is Nature project and the Longitudinal Installation, Pinecrest Gardens artist-in-residence Xavier Cortada is creating other permanent participatory art projects and ritualistic installations onsite at Pinecrest Gardens, South Florida's Cultural Arts Park. To schedule an environmental art-based field trip for your classroom or co-op, please contact Lacey Bray, educational programs coordinator, at email@example.com. Pinecrest Gardens is located at 11000 SW 57th Avenue, Pinecrest, FL.


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Early intervention is a key tenet in audiology, except when it comes to Auditory Processing Disorder. This case study report argues that early intervention, with appropriate cautions, is also possible for children with APD. Read More
In the News: APD, hearing but not understanding
Children who have difficulty understanding verbal instructions and who struggle with reading and spelling could have an APD.


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Plot Summary
This is a simple story which is intended to be emblematic of the young African American experience in New York City during the early 1970s. It begins with a love story between Alonzo Hunt (Fonny) and Tish Rivers. The two have been friends since early childhood.
Fonny was an aspiring sculptor who specialized in wood as his medium. He like small, abstract pieces. He is a man who is very authentic in his worldview approach to life. His friendship with Tish develops into adult love and they begin to be intimate with an eye toward marriage. They try to find an apartment that they could rent, but there was little in the way of decent housing available to African Americans. Still, they persisted.
One evening while shopping at a bodega a Latino man makes unwanted advances to Tish. Fonny steps in and tosses the man to the sidewalk. Then comes the beat cop, Officer Bell, to survey the scene. He is a white racist who wants to take Fonny in for questioning. The bodega owner, a woman, intercedes for Fonny, but Officer Bell has his eyes out for bringing Fonny in.
Not long afterwards a Puerto Rican woman, Victoria Rogers, is raped. She really does not know who did it, but Officer Bell convinces her that it is Fonny and this suggestion makes her pick out Fonny in a lineup. Despite an alibi (being with a friend, who has just gotten out of jail) and the implausibility of Fonny being in two places so far apart at the same time, Fonny is found to be subject to reasonable suspicion and therefore is arrested and put in jail pending trial. Fonny languishes in prison. No "speedy trial" for him (despite this being a constitutional right).
Tish visits her lover regularly. They begin calling each other "husband" and "wife"—even though they are not married in the eyes of the state. When Tish tells Fonny that she is pregnant with his child, it is even more poignant for him to be languishing in prison awaiting trial for a crime he did not commit.
When the two families are told that Tish is pregnant, Fonny's mother has a fit using as a cover her intense Prostestant Christian religious beliefs. This creates a scene in which Fonny's father knocks his wife down in the Rivers' apartment.
The two fathers, Frank Hunt (Fonny's father) and Joseph Rivers (Tish's father), get together to steal goods in the garment district and then re-sell them (they act as "middlemen"). The point is to raise money to pay the lawyer's costs.
Victoria Rogers flees to Puerto Rico. Sharon Rivers, Tish's mother, gets a plane ticket and tries to convince Victoria to change her testimony. It doesn't work.
Back in New York, Fonny decides to cop a plea (even though he is innocent) and he is serving his time even as his son grows up. In the poignant closing scene, Fonny is allowed visitation of his family in a family room (supervised by several policemen). Fonny's son draws pictures with crayons of when his dad is coming home. Tragically, these tender years are lost to Fonny due to a poor system that has no "checks and balances" for young African American men.
It is a story of one family, but it is meant to be more broadly emblematic.
The overwhelming theme is that due to a system that has broad racist assumptions, innocent people can become crushed. If such injustice happens over and over again, then it poisons the social structure of society. Such is the situation with the Rivers and Hunt families. They suffer unjustifiably, but their pain is but one cry in a cacophony of sorrow.
One interesting philosophical question that is raised is whether it is right for Mr. Hunt and Mr. Rivers to engage in theft in order to save Fonny. This is similar to the "Heinz Dilemma" in feminist ethics. In that case there is a wife who has a disease that will kill her unless she gets a certain drug. The pharmacist won't lower his price (too high for the family to pay). The question is then asked whether the husband should steal the drug to save his wife. Kohlberg (the creator of the Heinz Dilemma) thinks that it is clear that the husband should steal the drug. This brought push-back by feminist philosophers such as Carol Gilligan, who in her book In a Different Voice, demurs and thinks that some constructed dialog might be the better course. In Barry Jenkin's script from James Baldwin's novel, the point of view is in favor of Kohlberg over Gilligan.
The movie is an apologue told in strong strokes. This is appropriate for fictive narrative philosophy since it is one option for setting out an argument for a position. In this case the conclusion of the argument is: "The United States' society in the early 1970s in New York (supposedly a liberal city regarding racial and ethnic difference) is deeply racist by the ruling European-descent power structure. This unfair system grinds innocent people up and ruins lives. If this happens in one of the so-called tolerant cities, it is far worse in the other parts of the country. The plot, as set out, makes plausible this claim.
Some professors from Literature Departments, may demur since the "show but not tell" strategy is dogma. However, since I do not hold to this as a critical principle for all of fiction, I come down in favor of the presentation and recommend it broadly to audiences across America.
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You've probably seen those pressed tin tiles gracing the ceilings of Victorian-era buildings, but they also look great in all kinds of buildings, and in all kinds of spots besides just the ceiling. Whether you leave them exposed, to add a little shine, or paint them, pressed tin tiles (or panels) might be just the thing to add a little texture — and a little classic style — to your home. READ MORE »


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Lake City police have a 19 year old man in jail–accused of shooting and killing his own father.
Lake City officers arrested Eric Haenisch Sunday night after they got a call from his mother who said Eric had called her and discussed the killing. Investigators went to the Haenisch residence at 313 Northwest Lake City Avenue, Apt. 102, where police saw a man sitting motionless on a couch. They forced their way in and found 55 year old Herman Haenisch dead.
While this was going on Khrissi Haenisch, the wife of Herman and mother of Eric, had called police and said her son had told her he shot and killed his dad. Khrissi Haenisch said Eric had fled the apartment and was driving a red Dodge Durango. She was out of town and was not home at the time.
A search turned up the Durango at the Cabot Lodge at 3525 U.S. Highway 90 in Lake City. Eric Haenisch came out of a room and turned himself in when he heard other rooms in the hotel being evacuated. He was taken to the Columbia County Jail on a charge of Willful Homicide.
It's not known what may have led to the shooting incident. Investigators say anyone having information about the incident can contact the Lake City Police Department TIP line at 386-719-2068


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Posh Today
Tonight, chef Josh Hebert of Posh Improvisational Cuisine is hosting a wine dinner to benefit The Joy Bus, a nonprofit organization that provides fresh and healthy meals to cancer patients and their families. The six-course dinner will include an amuse bouche of popcorn soup, followed by dishes such as cured salmon and caviar, escargot in a pretzel bowl teamed with lemon caper butter and zucchini, Tender Belly tenderloin of pork with a balsamic glaze and polenta, and house-made focaccia. The ingredients for the event have been sourced from local farms and artisans and Food & Wine magazine-acclaimed sommelier Stephanie Caraway will select pairings for each course. The dinner costs $89 a person and will be from 5:45 to 8:30 p.m. at Posh. Tickets for the Joy Bus WIne Dinner can be purchased online.
See also: Free Pizza Cookies on November 18 for Oregano's 20th Anniversary
Twisted Rose Winery Wednesday, November 20
This Wednesday, Scottsdale's Twisted Rose Winery will host a four-course beer-paired dinner featuring brews from California's Lagunitas Brewing Company. The dinner will begin with a Bavarian Pretzel with a Fontina Fondue, paired with Lagunitas Pilsner, followed by dishes including a Farro Salad with goat cheese, hazelnuts, watercress, and apple cider vinegar and Brown Shugga' beer braised Niman Ranch Berkshire Pork with anasazi beans. Each course will be paired with a different Lagunitas beer. The dinner costs $40 a person and begins at 6:30 p.m. Call 480-398-7700 for reservations.
Petite Maison's Beaujolais Nouveau Dinner Thursday, November 21
On the third Thursday in November, wine drinkers in France and all over the world celebrate the release of Le Beaujolias. The seasonal red wine is made through a short fermentation process and is intended to be enjoyed soon after being bottled. This year, Scottsdale's Petite Maison will host a three-course Beaujolais Nouveau Dinner. The meal will include three types of Beaujolais: a 2013 Beaujolias Nouveau by Georges Duboeuf, another 2013 Beaujolais Nouveau by Domaine Dupeuble, and a 2011 Beaujolias by Roux Père & Fils. Dinner, including wines, is $49 a person and will be available from 5 to 10 p.m. To view the entire menu visit the Petite Maison website.
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After closing for five months, the romantic restaurant at the Farm at South Mountain. Quiessence, has finally re-opened. It's got a new chef, sous chef, management, and menu. In keeping with the farm-to-table concept the menu includes family-style "Farm Spreads" such as housemade charcuterie, a selection of seasonal vegetables from Maya's Garden and roasted bone marrow with luge. For the main course, there is grilled Mediterranean sea bass, grilled pork chop, or brick oven braised lamb. You can view the entire menu here.
Burger Shoppe
Head to this West Valley joint for a guilty pleasure of epic proportions. In addition to burgers (of course), Burger Shoppe also serves a selection of Mexican eats, fish and chips and even gyros. But the most unique offering of all is their pastrami burrito. Order one and you'll get a burrito stuffed to the max with pastrami meat complemented by just a small squirt of mustard and a few pickles. Pastrami fans may never look at their sandwiches the same again.


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The Best Air Purifier On The Market: The IQAir Health Pro
Guaranteed to get rid of any dangerous particles and contaminants.IQAir is the preferred air filter that actually works to get rid of even the tiniest harmful particles to ensure your safety. The truth is that air purifiers are essential to ensure that your home is protected and your loved ones remain safe. However, not all air purifiers are made equal as the majority fail at their job and let many airborne contaminants remain unfiltered in your home.
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'The Voice' contestant Nic Hawk says 'it's really anybody's game'
On Monday NBC's The Voice kicked off the first night of its live shows with performances from members of Team Adam and Team Blake.
Team Blake contestant Nic Hawk, now notorious for his unique and upbeat renditions of Top 40 singles, got the crowd going with an energetic performance of Robin Thicke, Pharrell, and T.I.'s summer hit, "Blurred Lines."
If the audience reaction to Hawk's performance on Monday night was anything to go by, the charismatic pop singer might very well be one of the frontrunners for the singing competition's fifth season.
Check out what Nic had to say about being on Team Blake and what his strategy is for sticking in the competition below!
While the crowd went wild over "Blurred Lines," the contestant actually revealed to EW that he felt like he could have performed better, something that might shock viewers at home who heard nothing but praise from judges Christina Aguilera, CeeLo Green, and Hawk's former coach, Adam Levine — who added that he "feels like an idiot for letting [Nic] go."
"I kinda beat myself up a bit after it was over because I felt like I could have done it better but then I thought to myself, 'You know what? This song isn't necessarily about vocals– it's about performance.' I'm here to perform and I think the crowd had an amazing time!" exclaimed Hawk when EW spoke with him over the phone the morning after.
But while Hawk might have spent the first few seconds in the aftermath of his performance disappointed in himself, coach Blake Shelton seemed to be beaming with pride for his contestant. During the live taping, Shelton ran up on stage as soon as the cameras turned off for a scheduled commercial break and embraced Hawk in a hug.
"He just kept saying, 'man! That was awesome! That was so good!'" said Hawk, recalling the moment.
The Texas native, who moved over to Team Blake after getting knocked out of Adam's team in the Battle rounds, divulged he didn't originally have any intention of working with Shelton when he first auditioned. Hawk says he wouldn't have thought to pick Shelton as a coach because he has won the singing competition the last three years in a row and his luck as a coach is bound to run out eventually. Now, Hawk says he can't imagine himself with a different coach.
"Blake's told me before that he knows nothing about my style of music—he's a country singer—but he does know what sounds good and he knows about universal appeal and that's helped me so much as far as being a better singer," says Hawk. "I'm mildly obsessed with him now—he's such a great guy!"
As far as his strategy for winning The Voice, Hawk says he's going to focus on delivering the kind of enthusiastic performances he's become known for on the show.
"I'm not like a lot of these singers who have had a lot of training—I'm learning as I go," says Hawk. "But this is such a unique show because your voice is what gets you past the first round but it's your performance and your personality that really keeps you around."
As for whether or not he feels like he's up against stiff competition amongst fellow Team Blake contestants, Hawk says he really has no clue what the upcoming results show on Thursday night is going to reveal.
"All of us on Team Blake have looked at our stats on iTunes but it's such a close call, it could really go either way," says Hawk. "Really, it's anybody's game at this point."
Check out Nic's rendition of "Blurred Lines" from Monday night's live show below:
Voice fans: Stick with EW as we give you the chance to pick each of the finalists' official photos after the Top 12 is revealed on Thursday night's results show. Your favorite pictures will be featured on NBC.com! Stay tuned…


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I specialise in aerial, primarily rotating hoop, static single point hoop, aerial harness and silks.
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The Context of White Supremacy welcomes Justine Turner and Mark Drewe live from Canada. The two worked together to make the documentary film Finding Freedom In The Forest City. Part of Turner's motivation for this project was her "mixed-race" upbringing – she has a White mother and a black father. She's also invested years of time and energy organizing Black History Month events as well as local Emancipation Day celebrations. Finding Freedom reviews the history of enslaved black Americans escaping to Canada in hopes of having a better life. Turner and Drewe do not emphasize 21st century White Supremacy in Canada – which has been heavily spotlighted by Black Lives Matter Toronto this year; the filmmakers instead display a litany of black Canadians who've thrived in London, Ontario and made Canada better with their success. We'll ask the two what problems they hoped to solve or address with this documentary.
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Not Your Father's (Relative) Decline
I've been meaning to write something about this topic for some time, a follow-up to something I wrote a year and a half ago, about Obama's (and America's) tricky role at a moment of national retrenchment:
The Obama Administration's situation may be compared with that of the Nixon Administration. Both Presidents were trying to manage a period of retrenchment in foreign affairs, dealing with a situation in which American influence and leverage had significantly contracted, and facing the prospect of further contraction that needed to be carefully managed. They were also both dealing with a period of traumatic economic change (accelerating inflation in Nixon's case, a near-depression in Obama's); with foreign wars that they did not initiate but had committed to winning and, in some manner, escalating in order to win (Vietnam, Afghanistan); and with a radical change in the global currency regime (in Nixon's case, the demise of the gold standard; in Obama's, the coming demise of the dollar as global reserve currency) – all of which provides some context for why each period was a period of retrenchment.
We should expect that there are going to be a lot of "concessions to reality and common sense" in the next few years, and the frustrating part is that we're not going to get anything obvious for these concessions. Russia, for example, is going to keep pursuing its interests – and the aggressiveness with which they pursue them will probably mostly relate to their internal political situation rather than their perception of either American "will" to oppose them or American "goodwill" towards them. That's going to make it very easy for the administration's political opponents to make the argument that "if you give 'em an inch, they'll take the yard" even if no actual yards are literally taken.
It will be interesting to see how President Obama handles the tricky domestic politics of the tricky international situation he finds himself in.
I stand by that analysis, but I wanted to point out that the larger context of "relative decline" talk today is quite different from the superficially similar talk from the 1970s, and it's worth highlighting that difference.
Declinist talk in the 1970s (which continued well into the 1980s) took place in the context of three trends that raised questions among serious people about whether the American system was "winning the future" as you might put it. Those three trends were: the apparently robust expansion of the Soviet bloc through the 1970s, culminating with the Nicaraguan revolution and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; the rise of OPEC and the huge spikes in the price of oil in 1973 and 1979; and the rise of Japanese manufacturing prowess (American electronics manufacturers began to collapse in the face of Japanese competition in the 1970s). All three trends raised the specter of real pessimism about America's prospects. Communism was antithetical to the American way of life; if Communism was on the march, then that implied real deficiencies in our own system. America had been blessed with abundant natural resources, oil being one of the most crucial; if we were now reliant on imported oil, what did that mean for the viability of the American system? Particularly when the Japanese, who had few natural resources of their own, appeared to be eating our lunch following an apparently mercantilist economic model. (To these trends, one might add arguably the most important social trend of the 1970s, the enormous rise in urban crime.)
Projection of American decline, then, was pessimistic; a prediction that our way was failing, and that foreign ways were (increasingly) more successful.
But that is only peripherally the case for declinist talk today. Rather, today's projections of relative decline are based on optimistic projections – specifically, projections that other major parts of the world will achieve economic and political success by copying us. China has not only abandoned Communist economic policies, but to a very considerable extent its economic success reflects a shift to a very familiar economic model (heavy government involvement in infrastructure development and education, coupled with a very entrepreneurial culture and an openness to foreign investment and integration into global manufacturing chains) – a much more familiar model than Japan's, by the way. India has followed a different path, but their huge jump in growth has followed a liberalizing turn that was very much inspired by American economic advice. And in the political sphere, Europe has followed both American advice and the American model, evolving fitfully towards something resembling a United States of Europe. They may not get there – indeed, most people would say the odds are they won't get there – but the point is that those same people would probably acknowledge that if they do get there, a truly united Europe would swing a whole lot more weight in global affairs.
For America to remain the global hegemon that it tries to be today, all these trend lines would have to go dramatically negative. China's and India's economic advances would have to stall out, leaving most of their two and a half billion people permanently mired in poverty. And Europe's political project would have to collapse in failure as well. And such developments would represent not only failure for the human race, but failure for America inasmuch as the positive developments we've already seen on these fronts represent (in part) attempts to follow the American example and American advice. (Not to mention that they would represent a worse absolute result for American citizens than the alternative – we would have benefited from higher Chinese and Indian productivity much more than we would from their poverty, and a strong and united Europe would be a much more useful ally than a fractious and divided one, even if more independent-minded.)
A refusal to prepare for relative (not absolute) decline, then, represents some combination of a willful failure of imagination and a kind of jealous pessimism. America, in this way of thinking, isn't an example and an inspiration to the world. Rather, America has some distinctive grace that the rest of the world lacks – and will always lack, no matter what they do.
That might, in fact, be what partisans of "American exceptionalism" mean when they use that phrase. But it's a pretty ugly idea when you think about it.


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A Queens couple was acquitted of charges they'd used their teenaged niece from El Salvador as a sex slave.
Javier Mencias, 38 and his wife Angelica, 57, were found not guilty by a jury for the rape, sexual abuse and child endangerment charges over the 2010 incident involving the then 15-year-old girl.
Prosecutor Marjorie Fisher said the Mencias had lured the girl from El Salvador with "promises of the American dream" – and turned her life into a "nightmare."
The girl had pleaded for help from a Spanish-speaking pedestrian, claiming she'd been raped three days earlier in the Mencias' Richmond Hill home by Javier while Angelica watched.
There was no medical evidence to back her claim.
The defense said the now-17-year-old had made up the story in a bid to get a green card and bring her family to the US.
"The implausibility of her story sounded like a telenovela she made up," said Angelica's lawyer Ernest Atalay.
"There was a lot of information about her we couldn't bring out at the trial, but the jury made the right decision and the prosecutor did an excellent job," said Javier's attorney Jorge Santos.


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Since United States military operations in Iraq began in 2003, I have visited Iraq at least 15 times. But unlike politicians who visit, the question for me has never been why the U.S. got into Iraq. Instead, as the CEO of Blackwater, the urgent question was how the company I head could perform the duties asked of us by the U.S. State Department.
Last week the Department of Justice announced charges against six Blackwater security guards for a shooting incident in Baghdad in September 2007. But before the histories are written, it is crucial to understand the often mischaracterized role of security contractors in this unique war.
In Iraq, State Department civilians and U.S. soldiers have been operating in the same location in an active war zone. While the troops have been facing insurgents, the State Department civilians have been working to rebuild institutions and infrastructure. Blackwater's role in this war evolved from this unprecedented dynamic. The government saw a need for highly experienced, highly trained Americans to protect our civilians abroad, and so it selected Blackwater.
Every individual who has worked for Blackwater in Iraq has previously served in the U.S. military or as a police officer. Many were highly decorated. And from the beginning, these individuals have been bound by detailed contracts that ensure intensive government direction and control.
The U.S. government sets comprehensive standards for the selection and training of security guards. Blackwater's competitively awarded contract contains dozens of pages detailing requirements for each position and specifying hour-by-hour training for each individual. This is all before they set foot in Iraq.
I have seen firsthand how the security environment has vacillated considerably since 2003, when I would ride around Baghdad in thin-skinned vehicles rather than the military armored personnel carriers that soon became necessary amid the growing threat of roadside attacks. While still extraordinarily dangerous, the situation in Iraq has improved significantly since the time of the September 2007 shooting incident in Nisour Square.
According to a Department of Defense report to Congress, from mid-June to mid-July 2007 -- the time frame that preceded the September 2007 shooting incident -- Baghdad experienced an average of 43 attacks per day, more than double the attacks in any other province. During the week before the Nisour Square incident, one of Blackwater's helicopters was shot down, a separate team came under fire from armed insurgents, and a third team survived a roadside bomb. Even amidst such an aggressive and ubiquitous enemy, Blackwater's incident reports during that time period show that personnel discharged their weapons less than one half of one percent of the time.
Then and now, Blackwater personnel encounter myriad potential or actual hostile acts on a daily basis. Enemies attack with rocket- propelled grenades, sniper fire and car bombs. Responding to these attacks often requires split-second decisions, and so Blackwater's contracts include detailed rules for the use of force. Our teams operate under a government-prescribed process that involves a series of visual and audible signals to distinguish between approaching civilian motorists and insurgents attempting to get close enough to a convoy to ignite a car bomb.
The U.S. government currently has criminal jurisdiction over Blackwater and any other contractor accused of wrongdoing. In announcing indictments this week, Jeffrey A. Taylor, United States Attorney for the District of Columbia said, "It bears emphasis that today's indictment is very narrow in its allegations. Six individual Blackwater guards have been charged with unjustified shootings on September 16, 2007, not the entire Blackwater organization in Baghdad. There were 19 Blackwater guards on the Raven 23 team that day at Nisour Square. Most acted professionally, responsibly, and honorably. Indeed this indictment should not be read as an accusation against any of those brave men and women who risk their lives as Blackwater security contractors."
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One of these brave people is Derrick Wright. In April 2007, a rocket tore through the Baghdad living quarters where Blackwater personnel were sleeping. Fortunately, no one was killed. But many were seriously injured, including Mr. Wright, a West Point graduate, Army Ranger and father of three. He suffered grave injuries when a portion of his skull was shattered in the attack.
Stabilized in the Green Zone, Mr. Wright was airlifted to a hospital in Europe where his prognosis was bleak. When Mr. Wright's wife arrived, she found her husband coming out of brain surgery and described him as a man who "had one foot in this world and one out." He has since shown remarkable progress after extensive physical therapy, a cranioplasty to repair damage to his skull, and many other procedures.
Derrick Wright and the other team members injured that day were not in Iraq to fight the war. Just like every Blackwater professional who makes the trip to Iraq, they were putting their lives at risk each day to protect U.S. Department of State officials and other civilians working in the country. Yet somehow that role and the part they play in this war have been grossly misunderstood.
While some of our critics seize upon inaccurate labels, I doubt they have ever known one of our contractors personally or been protected by them. Our teams are not cooking meals or moving supplies. They are taking bullets. They are military veterans who have chosen to serve their country once again. Very few people know someone who would voluntarily go into a war zone to protect a person he has never met. I know 1,000 of them, and I am proud that they are part of our team.
Mr. Prince, a former Navy SEAL, is founder and CEO of Blackwater Worldwide.
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It's just spherical panorama with some different look
can you explain this a bit further please. ^^;;
I'm stich spherical panorama in PTGuy, and in projection select "little planet"... Nothing hard
yay for google search so you meant PTGui, interesting, I will download the lite and see how I like it
Thanks for sharing is there a link you can share with us that shows us how to do this step by step using the program?
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Most of the students from Kashmir are preferring Kota to take coaching for competitive exams and also to pursue higher education in various colleges. The reason is the classes are not held regularly in Kashmir due to tense situations and terrorist attacks. Students feel that regular classes are a bane for them in their native place.
In this scenario, Kota has become the major center for study for the Kashmiri students. Most of the students who want to crack medical and engineering examinations from Kashmir are preferring Kota for these exams. Most of the students from Kashmir feel safe in Kota and peacefully preparing for various entrance examinations.
Mushtak, a student who arrived from Kashmir to Kota said that landmines were planted in her school premises when she was studying in the seventh standard. She also said that she came to Kota along with her friends to get coaching for entrance examinations. She mentioned that Kota is the best place to get coaching for various entrance examinations.
One of the prominent coaching institute in Kota mentioned that a total number of 700 students from Jammu and Kashmir have joined so far. Most of the other institutes have no less than 50 students from Jammu and Kashmir.


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I've been experimenting with resin the last few months and finally at a point where what I'm making is good enough to wear and sell. I'd like to share some of the process with you.
I watched a lot of tutorial videos and read some blogs while I waited for all the supplies to arrive. It seemed there were lots of things to be aware of:
- mixing needs to be done very carefully so as not to introduce bubbles
- but mixing also needs to be very thorough so that it cures correctly
- proportions of the two epoxy parts need to be measured carefully also to ensure correct curing
- whatever you mix in to the resin to colour it could also effect curing
- maybe I need release spray so the resin doesn't stick to the moulds?
This was my set up for the first attempt. I had my A and B epoxy parts, silicone moulds, mixing sticks and pots, oil, a paint brush, toothpicks and grease-proof paper:
plus some metallic leaf (silver, copper and gold) to embed in the resin.
I brushed oil into the molds so that the resin wouldn't stick and measured out 10ml of part B followed by 20ml of part A. Then I started mixing. very slowly and very carefully for ages and ages :)
For my first few attempts I tried various different substances to colour the resin – the results were not always predictable:
acrylic and oil paint did not work well at all. It just wouldn't mix into the resin but stayed as small solid lumps:
nail varnish mixed in well but whatever colour it was in the bottle the resin always turned a yellowy beige colour – ok if that's the colour you want I guess…
colourant for soap worked ok but was really tough to mix in – I guess it's water-based and just didn't want to integrate.
I saw a few tutorials using eye shadow – this was great but only gave slight tints of translucent colour. I wanted to experiment with a more opaque finish – acrylic ink was quite successful.
I now have some 'official' epoxy colourant but it's good to keep experimenting I think.
everything I tried cured perfectly but sometimes it took a very long time. The time on the box says 24 hours, the reviews said more like 48 and I would agree with that. It's winter here and the temperature makes a big difference to setting time. It's more like 24 – 48 hours in the airing cupboard or 3 to 4 days in a regular room.
I got a bunch more moulds and realised that the oil (or any other release substance) was not needed. You need to be careful and ease the rings out gently but I've never snapped a ring trying to get it out of the mould. I have squashed them though because it's too soon and they're still soft! Even the thin rings are very strong once fully set – there's no way I could break one with my hands – probably if you purposefully propped one up and then stood on it in solid shoes you could do it.
after a few rounds of this and seeing that everything turned out ok in general I started to experiment. Since the setting takes such a long time I might as well use that to my advantage. Monitoring the moulds over time I started to take the pieces out when they were not yet completely solid. soft enough to cut and shape but solid enough to hold their shape and not pick up finger prints on the surface. By cutting with a scalpel and then applying more metallic leaf I could achieve some great effects looking like raw stone, carved stone, or some kind of metallic ore.
then I left them to set for a few more days and brushed on a fresh layer of clear resin to seal the metal leaf. A few more days for that to set and then we're done.
final touches for all the rings included sanding down any rough or uneven edges with increasingly fine sandpaper and then a quick polish.


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1) How did you come to call yourself 'The Berlin Storyteller'?
When I was 15 years old, my school class went on a field trip to Bergen-Belsen, the former concentration camp where Anne Frank perished. Though we went through a 2-hour guided tour of the memorial site, I remember just one thing that the guide told us:


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In-situ characterization of solid(electrode)/solution interfaces is of particularly importance in electrochemical processes occurring at these interfaces. Recently, our group and several other groups have achieved atomic images of some metals or semiconductors at the electrode/solution interface using in situ scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). However, STM measurements has been limited to only electrically conductive materials in which the STM measures tunneling currents between the tip and the sample. On the contrary, the atomic force microscopy (AFM), which is one of the scanning probe microscopes, has been possible to measure the surface structure of nonconductive materials. In this study, we aimed at the development of in situ AFM methods at solid/solution interfaces.Following results were obtained in our studies so far.1)Vibration isolation systems, feed back circuits, and other components have been established using an STM apparatus in order to achieve an atomic resolution.2)Observations of atomic images of gold (Au) and adsorbed species have been achieved in STM measurements.3)AFM observations of atomic image of mica and graphite have been achieved in a pure water.4)AFM observations of step-terrace structures on Au(111) have been achieved under the potential controlled.5)Developments of a commercial available apparatus of AFM made by Seiko Instruments Inc. have been done. This fruit bases on our fundamental results as mentioned above.
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When not playing bass in UK heavy hitters The Flex, Leeds-based photographer Andy Jones captures his adopted city, friends and travels. Here's his take on the year so far, working on bigger projects and dealing with self-criticism.
Hey Andy. How're you finding 2016 so far?
Hi, yeah 2016 has been great to me so far, thanks. Rang in the new year playing a set with The Flex at Snugglefest (this mental fest we do in Leeds on NYE every year) and DJ'ing to about 10 people in a warehouse at 4am, and managed 3 weeks visiting my girlfriend in LA/California at the end of February which was incredible. So more recently I've just been stuck inside chipping away at what's now a massive 18 month backlog of scans. Just started shooting the artwork for the ARMS RACE LP this week too, that's due out soon.
Over time, how do you think your style - if at all - has changed?
I wouldn't say my style has changed massively, I'm still shooting similar things to what I have been doing for the past however long. But in the last couple of years, I've definitely become a lot more conscious in terms of shooting for projects on a wider scale. I'm finding myself choosing photos to fill in gaps in existing (and seemingly everlasting) bodies of work as well as opening new doors into new projects and trying to keep those doors open. I never used to do that really, I'd just take my camera out and see what happens.
You play in a band and shoot photos; how do you find working individually and collaboratively on creative pursuits?
I'd say 90% of my work over the last couple of years has come from touring and playing shows with our band, it has opened my eyes to so many new places, new people, and new experiences while at the same time has really cemented a very close-knit and open friendship with the rest of the guys in the band. On a very simple individual level with these photos I've tried to document these relationships and experiences both new and old. I'm absolutely indebted to everyone who's helped us get to all these places over the past couple of years so I want to make sure the people and experiences are not forgotten.
I would love to collaborate on more creative projects however since finishing university I seem to shoot very individually, though my work is predominately about showing people and personality, it has always seemed to be just me and my camera. However, collaboration with other people in terms of publications and exhibitions is something I love doing. It's definitely helped me learn more about my own practice over the past couple of years, as well as building real cool relationships with people all over the place.
Do you ever feel constrained by your style or format? How do you challenge yourself?
I love working in 35mm, I always have since I first got handed an old SLR in college, and to be honest I can't see myself changing anytime soon. There have been times I've dabbled with digital and larger format film for various things, however I've never been able to get the same results as I have with 35mm film, especially with shooting at gigs and getting impromptu portraits.
In terms of my style, I'm very critical of myself, maybe over critical at times. There are times when I do sit down to review scans and think what am I actually doing in terms of the bigger picture? What makes my work different? Why would anyone care about these photos? But I just grit my teeth through times like that, remind myself of all the cool stuff I've been able to do and that I have lasting memories of that through my photos and keep going. I suppose the main thing I challenge myself with is to try and somewhat legitimise 'punk photography' and make work that accurately portrays every aspect of what the DIY punk community is actually about.
What do you think of working creatively in photography and music as they become increasingly popular for people to make?
I've never really considered myself a musician or a photographer to be honest, I just kind of operate in a limbo trying to bridge the gap between the two. Obviously shooting at gigs is a massive part of my work, but I think through actually playing gigs too I've always been a lot more interested in finding out what personalities make up individual bands, and a lot of time this is actually done outside of show time. Obviously shooting live music will always fulfil a need for music magazines/blogs/online articles but I don't think anyone can actually learn anything from pure live music photography. So rather than shooting 20 photos of a particular band performing, I'd much rather shoot 20 photos of who's at the show, what's going on, personalities within the band and at the gig and throw in a couple of shots whichever band is actually playing to contextualise the whole thing. This is obviously a lot easier at DIY punk shows where there's no backstage, no barriers, and you're encouraged to break that separation between artist and audience.
I think a great example of this idea is the 'God Listens to Slayer' project by Sanna Charles that just came out through Ditto Press. Slayer are obviously a band that has now totally transcended any kind of DIY scene they were once a part of, and while millions of photos have been taken of their live performance on big stages throughout the years, yet this is a project that breaks that separation down again and tells a story of a bond created through generations around a fanatical love for a band.
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Our first letter concerns a business whose growth is stymied by unreliable sales reps. A second company publishes books that could be sold to a huge market -- if the owner knew how to reach it. And a high-end contractor thinks the bank has him in a choke hold. These readers need your advice. In Resources this month, ([Article link]), our experts answer questions about finding a business to buy.
Taking a Licking
My company recently introduced a line of novelty watches that has been well received. I planned to develop a network of independent sales representatives who would make sales calls and run booths at trade shows in their territories. I found reps at trade shows and through ads and referrals and offered them a 15% commission. But so far, the reps' performances have disappointed me. Over the past six months I've gone through 25 reps. What am I doing wrong?
Andres Heuberger
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P.S. Dianne Inc.
Brookline, Mass.
Under a Bushel
My company publishes a series of self-help law books, including manuals on copyrights and trademarks. Everyone who discovers our books raves about them. The trouble is, most of our customers have to find out about us by accident. Our ad-vertising is rarely effective. We know there's a market out there. How can I target my market, and then how can I hit that target?
Mark Warda
Sphinx Publishing
Clearwater, Fla.
The Cupboard Is Bare
Since 1983 I have run a small contracting and cabinetry business. My company provides some of the finest high-end kitchen cabinetry in the Bay area, and that requires constant capital improvement -- machinery, computers, and other tools. The shop has grown to 6,000 square feet; volume has increased steadily and so has the quality of our work. I've managed all this with little help from banks. I've always felt that my bank is stifling my company's potential. Now I read your January Anatomy of a Start-up on Brad Brown's tree nursery ("Grown in Montana," [Article link]). My sales are greater than Mr. Brown's, and I can offer tangible collateral, but my credit line is nowhere near his. Can anyone tell me where to find that kind of money for my growing company? Seven years of building on a shoestring is getting old.
Lon B. Williams
Strictly Custom
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Are you feeling all over the place emotionally? If so, you are not alone, and it is happening for a specific reason. In these times, it is VERY easy to feel all internal resistance that is playing out within – thanks to the high energies that are that are bringing all of our issues to the surface. These high energies could be metaphorically described as waves of water adding pressure against all blockages and barriers within ourselves.
It's uncomfortable to hold on isn't it? I can say this from my own experience: YES it is. These old thought patterns, beliefs, insecurities, defense mechanisms, false identities, emotional baggage, judgments and fears are getting heavier and much more difficult to carry along in our journey… Why?
Because it's heavy. It's time to let go of what limits us, of what comes in between our natural state. It's time to open the gates of resistance and let the light in.
It may feel difficult to take this "leap of faith". Letting go in complete vulnerability may sound like the worst idea to an ego that has been conditioned to want to control everything and avoid facing itself. But the moment we completely open ourselves up without any judgment and resistance… the built up water is released and after a while, the ocean becomes still again.
It is only then that we can truly hear ourselves – not our thoughts – but our inner knowing. It is only then that we are able to observe everything for what it is, and become one with our natural state of peace. By letting go of all resistance and judgment, we allow the denser energies we have held onto to rise through us so we can fully feel and release them.
Remember this: The only reason we try to hold on is fear, the core of all illusions. For us to evolve and see things from a higher perspective, we need to let go of the weights (belief systems, perceptions, emotional baggage etc.) that drag us down. Instead of dreading the moments where everything is coming to the surface, let's embrace its purpose of inner transformation. After all, crashing realities allow new worlds to emerge.
Time to let go and fly!
Much love,
"If you come to a place of total helplessness, total powerlessness, don't resist – just observe. You might find something that up until then you have been missing." – Mooji
P.S. Here is a step by step clearing process to help guide us in the process of purging and clearing. This one is focused on moving beyond judgment, but can really be used for any challenge as our struggles mostly come from something we are judging and have not made peace with. Here is the link to it: 12 Steps To Removing Judgment
Here is also a collection of recorded talks and clearings that are very helpful in shedding light on many issues we are going through. They are all listed in the description box of this image.
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MAY ISSUE: Turning to the Crowd for Capital
- Apr 28, 2014
By Anna Spiewak, News Editor
There's a new buzzword in real estate, and the word is: crowdfunding. While its freshness on the market naturally still raises a question mark in several developers' and investors' minds, it is most certainly making waves among the real estate industry and in the media, as several developers, real estate crowdfunding firms and average investors are already making money off
the concept.
"The word 'crowdfunding' is being used left and right, but private equity, investment bankers and regulators today have been using crowdfunding for decades, they just don't call it the same," David Drake, a global strategist, told Commercial Property Executive.
According to Drake, crowdfunding, in general, has already raised $5 billion worldwide, $2.5 billion in debt and $2.4 billion in donations. He predicts that will grow to $10 billion in the near future. Drake's personal crowdfunding experience dates back to the very first FCC meeting on the concept—in the White House in 2011, despite its years-long existence.
"If you go to accredited investors and have them invest in a deal through technology, they call that crowdfunding too, so you have to break it down: What's the definition of crowdfunding?"
In its new sense, crowdfunding is defined as the collection of financing to sustain an initiative from a large pool of backers, usually made online by means of a Web platform. Whereas traditionally entrepreneurs would seek out banks and institutional investors to secure the capital they needed to take their ideas to the next level, with crowdfunding entrepreneurs are cutting out the middleman and raising capital from a group of smaller investors in a secure and automated way online.
For investors, crowdfunding is less risky and entails smaller dollar investments in projects they care about.
For entrepreneurs, crowdfunding is a better alternative to traditional investment capital that improves the likelihood of securing the financing required to stay in business. And the JOBS Act, signed into law by the President and Congress in January 2012, has encouraged small businesses and startup funding by easing federal regulations and allowing individuals to become investors.
Lately, the crowdfunding platform has spilled over into real estate, inspiring industry professionals to reach out to pools of "crowds" to invest in an asset—especially a higher-price commercial real estate asset. In turn, average investors can make a direct investment into real estate, an alternative to purchasing shares of a publicly traded REIT.
Compared to a tenant-in-common vehicle, which also allows a large number of smaller players to invest directly in real estate, with crowdfunding you invest into an L.L.C., own part of it and invest in a project as an L.L.C. You don't have to do it all on your own nor sign off on every decision that is being made in the transaction.
While several crowdfunding firms are popping up, giving hungry investors access to various real estate deals, one-year-old Realty Mogul has been getting much traction in the media lately, as it recently announced hitting a milestone of more than $100 million in commercial real estate investments.
"It's really democratizing access to investments that your average investor would never have access to otherwise," Jilliene Helman, the young CEO & founder of Realty Mogul, told CPE. "We already distributed millions of dollars out to investors on profitable projects. I think billions of dollars will (still) be funded through crowdfunding."
The proof is in the pudding. Realty Mogul has crowdfunded the first self-storage facility in North Carolina, the first retail shopping center in the country outside of San Francisco, as well as various multi-family apartments and single-family homes.
"We're the largest crowdfunding platform for real estate in the country today, as measured by the number of transactions, number of states we're in and the dollars that have been transacted," Helman added.
iFunding, another real estate crowdfunding firm, chooses real estate projects for the investor and shares profits. For $1,000 minimum, members can buy into any piece of the site's portfolio of multi-family, hospitality, office and residential properties. Each project has its own distinct limited partnership that pays dividends in six months minimum.
"We were the first company to implement this, in June 2012," said Sohin Shah, co-founder of iFunding.
He observed that his crowdfunding investors tend to favor shorter-term alternatives, from six months to a year, as opposed to longer-term investments.
"All the big boys know that crowdfunding is on the rise, and the smart ones are taking some measures to make sure they're getting a piece of the pie," he added.
Certainly, there are those who question the new phenomenon, wondering what exactly could be available to a non-credited investor and how one ensures that those getting into the deals actually understand real estate.
"Part of the pitch is that it avoids transaction costs, which brokers are not going to be too happy about," said Gregory Davies, partner at Cassidy Turley Northern California. "Why wouldn't you just buy a REIT?"
Drake's response to that question is that one gets more control and transparency via crowdfunding and easier access to the management. Otherwise, a REIT is "excellent," he said.
Additionally, there are criteria that potential investors have to meet when dealing with both Realty Mogul and iFunding: They have to be accredited, meaning have a net worth of $1 million or more, or an annual income above $200,000.
Another question raised by crowdfunding hopefuls includes how to reach small investors. That's where good marketing, branding and distribution come into play, according to crowdfunding experts.
"It's a work in progress, but it's not here as just a fad, not at all. It's real money," Drake concluded.
Read the article in the May 2014 issue of CPE. Access is free!


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On day two it was Seistola's turn to shine as the Finn claimed his first ever EWC victory, having turned in a near faultless performance. Pushed every step of the way by countryman Remes, Matti held his nerve to record a superb maiden victory and ensure Husqvarna once again finished at the head of the Enduro 1 class.
For day one winner Salminen, a fall on the motocross test proved costly as he dropped behind both Seistola and Remes to finish third, some 18 seconds behind winner Seistola. Even so, with these results Salminen strengthens his lead at the top of the Enduro 1 world championship standings, now sitting 18 points ahead of runner-up Remes.
"It helped that the other riders in the E1 class made a lot of mistakes and I didn't make any on the first day, but I felt really good from the start," said Salminen. "It seems like I have an advantage when the track's new, which I think showed on the first day. I made one costly mistake in the stones on the motocross test on the second day, which cost me some time, but I managed to finish third so it certainly wasn't a disaster. I'm still leading the E1 championship, which is great, so I'm really happy with everything."
Thanks to scoring his best results so far this season Seistola now sits third in the standings: "It feels really, really good to get my first win," said Matti. "I could see at the first world championship race in Spain that I had the speed to win and now that it's finally happened I couldn't be happier. Winning here in Italy makes it even better as it's the Husqvarna team's home race."
For Enduro 2 world championship leader Antoine Meo the GP of Italy ended with a superb second place and a victory on his Husqvarna TE310. Had it not been for several small mistakes during the opening day's competition the Frenchman could well have enjoyed a double class win.
Second on day one – just under 10 seconds behind countryman Johnny Aubert – Antoine couldn't quite find the consistency to challenge for the day win despite most definitely having the speed to top the podium. But whatever Antoine wasn't able to do on day one he most certainly was on day two, as he dominated the proceedings to finish 36 seconds ahead of Spaniard Ivan Cervantes – having topped seven of the day's special tests. Meo now sits 19 points ahead of Cervantes at the top of the Enduro 2 world championship standings while Albergoni holds fifth, after two top six finishes.
"Nothing really changed between the first and second day for me, I guess things just fell into place on day two," said Meo. "On the first day I had some problems, made a lot of mistakes, and felt quite nervous in my riding. But day two was much better. The day started well and I felt good. It feels great to win again and to take more championship points."
In the highly-competitive Enduro 3 class Seb Guillaume secured Husqvarna's best result on day one with the Frenchman placing fifth. Alex Salvini finished two positions behind Seb in seventh on his TE511. A big crash on day two derailed Guillaume's hopes of a podium finish with the experienced EWC campaigner eventually finishing ninth. However, Salvini claimed a creditable fifth – his best result of the season so far. As a result, Guillaume and Salvini are placed sixth and 10th respectively in the Enduro 3 championship standings.
"I'm very pleased with everything," commented Alex Salvini. "Things started really well because I won the Friday night Super Test, but with a few too many mistakes during the first day I wasn't able to finish higher than seventh. Things really improved for the second day and although I made a big mistake on the first extreme test I came back strong. Finishing on the podium isn't going to be easy but I feel like I've taken a big step forward this weekend and really learned a lot."


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Martin Geiger joined Carleton University in 2014 as a faculty member and was appointed as an Assistant Professor of "Politics of Human Migration and Mobility". He holds a PhD and a German "Diploma" in Geography (minors Political Science and Sociology) from the University of Bonn in Germany.
His research, teaching and writings focus on migration and mobility from an interdisciplinary perspective. Primary concerns are the multitude of state and non-state actors involved in governing cross-border mobility today, the various modes and 'tools' that have been invented to 'manage' flows of people, and the real-life effects these interventions have on persons crossing borders, societies and political systems.
Prof. Geiger is cross-appointed with the Department of Political Science and the Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies. He is also an active member of Carleton's 'Migration & Diaspora Studies' (MDS) initiative, the Borders in Globalization (BIG) project, the Institute of Political Economy and other initiatives and networks at Carleton. He is also affiliated with the Centre for European Studies (CES), Carleton's EU Centre of Excellence. Before joining Carleton, Prof. Geiger held various academic appointments at centres and universities in Europe and Canada. He is an honorary, "Corresponding Member" and former Senior Researcher of the renowned European migration research centre 'IMIS' (University of Osnabrück, Germany).
Prof. Geiger is also the founding editor of the peer-reviewed 'Mobility & Politics' series with Palgrave Macmillan (co-editors: Parvati Raghuram, UK, and William Walters, Carleton University). At Carleton, he initiated the joint faculty-student research cluster on 'Mobility & Politics'. This group welcomes all students that seek supervision and wish to work collaboratively with other students, Prof. Geiger and other (international) scholars on topics related to migration, human mobility and refugees, border control and national security, or other issues of global governance including development and global/climate change.
Martin Geiger recently received a SSHRC Insight Development Grant to continue his work on international organizations in migration management. He is a collaborator in a EU-funded, multi-year "Horizon 2020" network and research project on diaspora entrepreneurship (DiasporaLink) and involved in several other, Canadian funded Partnership and Connection Grant projects. For his previous postdoctoral research on border security he received a prestigious Government of Canada 'Banting' Fellowship. His PhD research on international organizations and their migration-related activities in Eastern Europe was supported by a research grant awarded by the German National Academic Foundation (Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes), while the empirical research for his graduate thesis on migrant workers in Southern Spain (Almeria) received funding from the German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst).
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Geiger, M. (forthcoming) 'Identity Check: Smart Borders and Migration Management as Touchstones for EU Readiness and EU Belonging', in: Amelina, A. et al. (eds.) An Anthology of Migration and Social Transformation: European Perspectives (IMISCOE Research Series), Dordrecht: Springer.
Geiger, M. and A. Pécoud (2014) 'International Organisations and the Politics of Migration', Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS) 40(6): 865-887.
Geiger, M. (2013) 'The Transformation of Migration Politics: From Migration Control to Disciplining Mobility', in: Geiger, M. and A. Pécoud (eds.) Disciplining the Transnational Mobility of People, Basingstoke et al.: Palgrave Macmillan, 15-40.
Geiger, M. and A. Pécoud (2013) 'Migration, Development and the "Migration and Development Nexus"', Population, Space and Place 19(4): 369-374.
Geiger, M. (2013) 'The Production of a Safe Neighbourhood and the Disciplining of International Mobility', in: M. Walton-Roberts and J. Hennebry (eds.) Territoriality and Migration in the E.U. Neighbourhood, Dordrecht: Springer, 225-243.
Geiger, M. and Pécoud, A. (2010/paperback 2012) The Politics of International Migration Management, Basingstoke et al.: Palgrave Macmillan.
Geiger, M. (2005) 'Les Acteurs Locaux et l'Inclusion Sociale des Ouvriers Agricoles Marocains dans la Province Espagnole d'Almería', Migrations Société XVII(102): 215-233.


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The name Institut für Industrieaerodynamik (Institute for Industrial Aerodynamics)emphasises fields of interests in aerodynamics outside aeronautical engineering. The main fields of interest of WSP Consulting Engineers were taken over by I.F.I., namely:
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