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1 1/2 cups
white sugar
1/2 cup
butter, softened
bananas, mashed
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon
baking soda
1/3 cup
sour milk
1/4 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
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I followed this recipe to the letter adding only chopped walnuts. It was wonderful. Not too dry, not too moist - like Goldilocks' porridge - "just right". I made 2 loaves at once - one in a pyrex glass loaf pan and the other was a teflon coated pan. The glass pan did a much better job. Would recommend a glass loaf pan over a teflon one.
Decent but way too sweet for me. I looked at some other recipes and some call fro only 3/4 cup sugar. I think that would be way better. Let the banana flavor be the star.
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I have been experimenting with different banana bread recipes on this site. This so far is my favorite. I made this using 5 small bananas and the flavor was excellent. My nieces and nephews devoured this in no time at all. I did add 1 teaspoon of cinnamon and 1/2 teaspoon of nutmeg. I will share this recipe with my friends. Give this one a try - you will like it!
Thanks for the great recipe!!! This bread is fantastic -- and very forgiving for a "wide margins" kind of cook. I tossed all incredients together, eyeballing, used four bananas, because I had them on hand, and used sour cream, mixed it all up with a large salad fork (new home is very spare - all equipment in boxes). I had to add on about 30 minutes extra baking time (I suspect because of the extra banana) before my knife came out clean (lowered to 300 degrees after an hour), but in the end it was delicious.
Next time I think I may throw in 1/2 cup chopped walnuts.
............. P.S. I used the Splenda/Sugar Baking Sweetener, rather than pure, real sugar, and my unwitting boyfriend was none the wiser.
............. P.P.S. If you make extra, you can slice the cooled banana bread and pack in individual sandwich bags, then put all in a large freezer bag and you'll have snack-ready portions for whenever you want them. Take one out of the sandwich bag, pop on a plate in the microwave for 1 minute on medium power. It thaws and heats back up to almost as good as right out of the oven.
Thank you for the wonderful, classic recipe! I made it for the first time last week, and again tonight! Sooo good.
Outstandingly moist, with a tender crumb. The flavor is superb, as well. This is the recipe I reach for again and again, a true classic. Adding a few dashes of cinnamon helps to complement the banana taste. This bread freezes perfectly for up to 3 months, if wrapped in foil, then placed in a zip-lock freezer bag. Delicious!
Awesome recipe!!! Works well with two bananas as well as three. Compliments and requests for this recipe all the time.
very nice, moist bread. i had to bake it for 1 hr 40 min until the center was set, which put a thick crust on the bread. still tasted good.
The bread was really good but there was so much batter, I could have made two loaves.
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Today is the 11th day of the 11th month in the 11th year of the 21st century. It has been 100 years since that last happened and it will be 100 years before it will happen again.
I thought it would be interesting to see what has occurred in the hundred years since 11/11/11. As you can imagine a lot has happened, good and bad, extraordinary and commonplace, wondrous and disastrous, funny and sad.
It was a century of two World Wars and countless human catastrophes and natural disasters, upheavals of all dimensions. But it also was a hundred years of unprecedented innovation and invention, unbelievable scientific discoveries and achievement as well as remarkable medical advances and significant social reform which have led to a more convivial, comfortable, convenient and enjoyable lifestyle.
We have experienced a steady stream of achievements in areas which have contributed to our human comforts and well being, our every day enjoyment of life, our food for the body and for the soul, so to speak.
So, with the wink of an eye and a hint of a smile, here is a list, in chronological order, of some milestones of the last 100 years, some trivial and others perhaps amusing, but all noteworthy in one way or another.
1911: The Mona Lisa is stolen from the Louvre. When she is returned she appeared to have a bit of a smirk, rather than a broad smile. Does that give any kind of a hint? Also, how about the Venus di Milo. Who really cut off her arms and legs?
1912: The Oreo cookie is introduced but it took a hundred years for the company to realize that the bits and pieces broken off by careless bakers could be packaged and sold as Mini Oreos.
1913: The crossword puzzle became an immediate success as a diversion. In response, the government, surmising that citizens had too much time on their hands, introduced the personal income tax and we have been taxed by it ever since.
1914: The Panama Canal officially opened and the first traffic light was installed, but not at the Canal. World War I begins, but not over who had the right of way.
1918: Daylight Saving Time introduced. Let's see, is it fall back or spring back?
1920: Women granted the right to vote. Prohibition begins. Think it's a coincidence?
1921: Lie detector invented, probably because of Prohibition. As in, "Honey, I swear, I never had a drop."
1928: Bubble gum was sold for the first time (probably by a dentist).
1929: First Academy Awards were presented. Also the St. Valentine's Day Massacre occurred, but that didn't make the best movie list because "talkies" were in their infancy and "The Untouchables" had yet to be filmed.
1932: Air conditioning was invented and the movie business grew exponentially as temperatures rose. Hence the motto "Movies Are Better Than Ever--In The Summer."
1933: The Loch Ness Monster was first sighted in the Scottish Highlands. From personal experience, I can tell you that I saw nothing until I was on my third fifth (and you can bank on that).
1934: The cheeseburger was created, but McDonald's waited till the burger reached adulthood in 1955 to begin its chain with the burger as its main offering.
1936: Dale Carnegie publishes his formula on "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Regarding home life, he suggests "Don't nag, don't criticize and read a good book on the sexual side of marriage." Personally I believe in practice makes perfect. I read a good book to fall asleep.
1938: Nylon stockings hit the market. What will they think of next? How about the T-shirt in 1942 leading to wet T-shirt contests? Or the introduction of bikinis in 1946 where everything got wet.
1945: To help dry everything — well, almost everything — the microwave oven was invented.
1947: The Polaroid camera was introduced so photos of ladies in wet T-shirt contests and in bikinis could be seen immediately and passed around to all the nearby men.
1950: In retribution, the first modern credit card was issued with women permitted to have one, or two or….
1951: The TV remote control was marketed as retribution to husbands of the above and which also led to the coining of the phrase couch potato by some vindictive wife.
1953: Ah yes, retribution is so sweet. The first Playboy magazine published. Thank you, Hugh.
1955: Disneyland opens in California followed a few years later by Disney World here in Florida. (Now we can claim Mickey and Minnie, Donald and Daffy and the rest of the troop as Floridians and as dependents. I suspect they have homesteaded, but I wonder if they are covered by Citizen's Insurance and if they contribute to the state's health insurance plan.)
1955: Hoola hoops come on the scene. They are all the rage.
1959: I was married and there has been no rage there, although I have been jumping though hoops ever since. Whoops, there's a blooper if I ever made one! Just kidding, darling.
1960: Quiz shows found to be "fixed." Too bad I didn't know sooner or I might have spun my "Wheel of Fortune" to "Beat the Clock" without any "Jeopardy."
1964: Beatlemania infests the United States and the Beatles become the most popular arrivals from Britain since the Revolutionary War, although people have been buzzing about the more recent visit of Prince William and Kate.
1969: And the next rock and roll invasion takes place in Woodstock, N.Y., where more than a half million concertgoers jammed the hillsides in the Catskills Mountains for the three-day festival.
1972: MASH comes to TV and stays for 11 seasons. Its 251 episodes were viewed by more than 125 million people and countless more as the show remains in syndication.
1979: SONY markets the first Walkman, a product that certainly didn't fall on deaf ears. For walkers, joggers and bicycle riders they can be as distracting as cell phones and to some they are to pedestrians what cell phones and texting are to drivers.
1989: President George H. W. Bush announces his dislike of broccoli leading to the precipitous decline in broccoli futures and Bush's as well when he said "Read my lips, no more broccoli."
1994: O.J. Simpson is arrested for double murder. His "if the gloves don't fit, you must acquit" defense succeeded and he pledged to find the "real killer." Years later when his search took him to Las Vegas, his involvement in an armed robbery attempt proved that what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas where O.J. now remains in prison for up to 33 years.
1998: Viagra hits the market and "raises" the hopes of millions of men suffering from erectile dysfunction. The majority of their wives are pleased as well.
2003: Arnold Schwarzenenegger is elected governor of California. The movie star of such smash hits as "The Terminator" has apparently smashed and terminated both his public career when his second term expires this year as well as his 25-year marriage because of his adulterous affair with a staff member. His wife, Maria Shriver, has filed for divorce.
While this brings us to 2011 and the end of this 100-year mostly lighthearted chronology, obviously there has been much omitted, including the unbelievable growth of social media such as Googling and blogging, Twitters and podcasts, Facebook and YouTube and all of the other web-based and mobile technologies.
I wonder what the world will be like in 2111? I would like to be here to find out. Perhaps I'll look into the cryogenic freezing process. Ciao!


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ARLINGTON, Va., Feb. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- American Trucking Associations' Technology & Maintenance Council is accepting applications for its 2014 scholarship programs available for diesel technician studies at WyoTech, the University of Northwestern Ohio, and Lincoln Technical Institute/Lincoln College of Technology/Nashville Auto Diesel College.
The scholarships, administered by TMC's Professional Technician Development Committee, are part of the council's effort to promote and enhance the professionalism of commercial vehicle technicians.
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Persepolis from Comic to Movie
Hello guys, this time we´ll talk about "Persepolis", before being a movie (format that gave it worldwide recognition) this story began as an autobiographical comic by Iranian Marjane Satrapi.
It tells the story of the author from 1979 when she was ten years old and she witnessed social and political changes that puts to an end more than fifty year of the reign of the Persia Shah in Iran and gives way to an Islamic republic, from there on the comic combines the experience of a child, teenager and finally a woman explaining to the Iranian history of the twentieth century ina a very didactic way.
Persepolis is written and drawn by Marjane Satrapi and was originally published in France by the independent publisher L'Association. The comic is done in black and white and consists of four volumes.
It received excellent reviews in publications both in comic specialized publications as well as general press, obtained a considerable sale success for a work of its characteristics, and harvested a lot of awards in the field.
Given these circumstances, the author, with Vincent Paronnaud help, decided to develop an animated film of this interesting comic, the film was released on June 27, 2007 in France and adapts the comic book's first two volumes. There is not a minor detail mentioning the animation is made entirely in black and white (except for some short scenes) as this shows the film is faithful to the graphic novel it is based.
It´s first major recognition was to be included in the official selection at Cannes in May 2007 where it finally won the Special Jury Prize. Also it was nominated for the 2008 Oscar Award for Best Animated Film (which eventually Ratatouile won).
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Marjane Satrapi was born in Rasht, Iran, in 1969, studied Fine Arts in Tehran, finally in 1994 left her country to go to live and develop her career in France. After her arrival to Paris she comes in contact with L'Association, where it is motivated to create a comic which reflects her experiences and her vision of Iranian society and so Persépolis was born.
In my opinion those who do not know this film should not miss the chance to see it, given its creative combination of traditional design (which is not common today), and an argument with bases in constructive criticism and humor.
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YEAR IN REVIEW: Top UND StoriesWith a new athletic conference and the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo being retired, it's been an historical year at the University of North Dakota.
With a new athletic conference and the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo being retired, it's been an historical year at the University of North Dakota.
2010 started off great for the University of North Dakota, posting its largest ever spring semester enrollment, with 12,733 students.
In April, there was shock and disappointment among Fighting Sioux supporters when the State Board of Higher Education voted to retire UND's Fighting Sioux Nickname and Logo.
"This is going to be a new set of challenges and a lot of hard work for everyone," UND President Robert Kelley said.
In May, the Secretary of Homeland Security used her commencement address to lay out a different challenge for UND graduates:
"When you do that, when you think ahead, anticipate change and prepare for challenges and come to resolve to get up when knocked down, then the sky is the limit," Janet Napolitano said.
In October, UND officials tried to build some anticipation:
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Diagnosis time. Shut the water feed to the boiler off. Lower the pressure to 15 lbs. If the pressure continues to rise then the coil in the indirect has a leak in it and it's allowing water pressure to enter the system.
First i will start by saying i have a Teledyne laars mini therm boiler system with 4 zones. 1 for basement, 1 for 1st floor, 1 for 2nd floor , and 1 for H2O heater. My problems started back in October when it was time to turn the heat on. I noticed one day that the Pressure relif valve was leaking and the pressure was at 30 psi. So i called a plumber and they told me to try bleeding the lines. did that, no change. Next thing i did was replace Pressure regulator valve thinking this was the reason the pressure keft going up. Still no change. Now just the other day i just changed the expansion tank and yet still no change. The last thing i have done is bleed the pipes one last time. But the pressure still seems to be rising to 30 psi and dripping water out of the pressure relief valve. i am at my wits end and do not know what else to do besides call a plumber but dont really have the money to do that hence why i have done things on my own and now im here. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Diagnosis time. Shut the water feed to the boiler off. Lower the pressure to 15 lbs. If the pressure continues to rise then the coil in the indirect has a leak in it and it's allowing water pressure to enter the system.
Do you have pictures?
Sounds like you have changed out some of the common culprits of this problem (fill valve, expansion tank)
Step back and stop throwing new parts at it. If the goal here is to save $$$ that's not the way to do it.
Like the other posters said it's time to get some more information, maybe pics and the step into this to diagnose the problem.
With the boiler cold can you maintain a steady pressure? 12-15psi? Does it rise when the boiler is hot?
If you think it's bled of air then we'll assume there is sufficent water in the boiler. Turn off the valve so no additional supply water is introduced, that will at least eliminate one way "extra" water/psi is getting in.
The other possibility was mentioned about the coil in the indirect tank.
Come back to us with more information.
The problem can not be air.
I would think by now that you have spent enough of the money you do not have, that you could have afforded a plumber originally. Pressure can only happen for two reasons. Either the NEW reducing valve is defective or adjusted wrong, OR the expansion tank is not working to absorb the thermal expansion. WE cannot tell which without being there.
I actually havent spent that much....ALOT less than if a plumber were to come out here and diagnose the problem...I have to go to work but i will post some pictures tonight when i get home. Thanks for all the replies so far!
When you changed the expansion tank, did you fill it with water? The tank's purpose is to trap air to act as a pressure regulator, (air is compressible and water is not), not to hold reserve water. I'm not a plumber, just a homeowner, but my neighbor described the very same problem to me. He changed the expansion tank and told me he had a heck of a time getting all of the air out of the new tank! Even a novice like me was shocked at what he said. I helped him drain his "waterlogged" tank and now he maintains 15 to 16 psig with no problem. I think his old tank, an old galvanized tank with no bladder and a bleed valve on top(???) was probably just waterlogged as well, but at least he has a nice modern tank now.
Last edited by TCox; 12-04-2009 at 02:25 PM.
Here are some pics if it helps...Let me know if you need better pictures.
Couple of things right off the bat...
1. You should have a check valve installed on the system so your old stagnent boiler water doesn't creep it's way back into your domestic water so you can drink it later.
2. That one fitting right off the boiler thats leaking like mad is not a coupling it's a thread protector.... Because of these leaks you're always introducing fresh water into the system and this is NOT good. Also not having an automatic air scoop is not helping with the matter.
Now my question for you is that pressure tank you have installed rated for hydronic heating?
1. Im not really sure where this check valve should be.
2. I was a little confused when i read this...the only place it is leaking is out of the pipe coming from the pressure relief valve. well, in one of the pics i do have a rag wrapped around a shut off valve and it has a very minor leak but never enough to even soak the rag. So the major leak is coming from the pipe on the left side of the boiler.
The relief valve should be replaced IF the system pressure is not too high. They do wear out. They are often set to around 40#, and a typical boiler should never get anywhere near that high. If it is getting that high, then you have other problems. If the expansion tank is charged AND sized properly, and not waterlogged, then something is causing the pressure to rise.
There should be a checkvalve on the line to the fill valve of the boiler to prevent any water from the boiler backflowing into the potable water system.
If there is a hole in the heating coil of the domestic hot water, it will cause the boiler water pressure to increase. This is both an operational and health issue and needs to be addressed immediately. The potable water supply system is almost certainly higher than your boiler pressure should be, and if there's a leak, it will act like an always on fill valve. The size of the leak would determine how fast it could pressurize the system. The volume out of the leaking relief valve is an idication of the size of the leak.
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Boiler relief valves are rated at 30lbs
You have water migrating into the system. Probably thorugh a hole in the coil in the indirect heater.


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International Law in Times of Crisis and Emergency
November 8-10, 2012
Ottawa, Ontario
The Canadian Council on International Law invites paper proposals from faculty members, doctoral level graduate students in law and related disciplines, and practitioners, on topics dealing with the theme of its 41st Annual Conference: "SOS International Law: International Law in Times of Crisis and Emergency".
Crises and emergencies come in many forms. They may be financial, environmental or purely political, as states break apart, governments are ousted or armed conflicts occur. From the financial turmoil in the United States and Europe, to the surge for democracy in the Arab world and resulting civil conflicts, to natural disasters in Haiti and Japan, and to the predicament of nuclear proliferation in Iran and elsewhere, international relations have been preoccupied by these crises and emergencies. And behind these newspaper headlines are countless crises averted or emergencies abated, where early intervention forestalls disasters before they emerge.
International reactions to emergencies and crises are the stuff of high politics. In some instances, international law may prove a useful tool in the decision-making of states confronting such calamities. In other cases, it seems woefully inadequate and plays at best a supporting role. What part is there for international law in dealing with crises and emergencies? Is international law capable of providing useful guidance during catastrophes? Or is it instead burdened with feet of clay?
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A special issue of Corporate Governance: an International Review – Global Perspectives on Entrepreneurship: Public and Corporate Governance
Governments in both developed and developing countries are in agreement that entrepreneurship and innovation will facilitate economic growth and determine the competitive advantage of nations in the 21st century. Massive amounts of resources are expended to foster both innovation and entrepreneurial activity in these countries. Entrepreneurial activity, or the generation of value through the creation or expansion of economic activity in terms of new products, processes or markets, may take place in both small and large enterprises. It is therefore crucial that public policy makers are able to distinguish between supporting entrepreneurial activity, and merely supporting small and medium sized enterprises.
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The Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law & The Asian Society of International Law Joint Conference on International Law and Justice
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This Joint Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law ('ANZSIL') and the Asian Society of International Law ('Asian SIL') will take place from Thursday 25 October to Friday 26 October 2012, hosted by the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. This is the first formal event jointly organised by ANZSIL and the AsianSIL.
The last decade has seen a significant growth in international law activity and engagement across the region and sub-regions—with intersections growing among different fields of international law and the ongoing development of networks among professional communities of experts in international law and related disciplines and professions.
The Conference aims to bring together participants from across Asia and the Pacific, and beyond, to discuss topical issues relating to the broad theme of international law and justice. Most simply, to what extent can international law be an instrument of justice? Do we all share a common perception of justice and how does justice at an international level relate to other goals such as peace, equality, or development? Has the expansion of international law enhanced international justice and if so, for whom? To what extent has international law embraced the concept of intergenerational justice?
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You are hereby invited to join us in compiling a series of articles in international criminal justice, human rights, civil society organizations, public international law and Senegalese law and cases in honour of the Registrar of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), Mr Adama Dieng.
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Regulating Lifestyle Risks in Europe: The Case of Alcohol, Tobacco and Unhealthy Diets
HEC Paris, 27 and 28 September 2012
In September 2011, the UN General Assembly declared that the global burden and threat of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) constituted one of the major challenges for development in the twenty-first century: in 2008, 36 of the 57 million deaths globally (63%) were attributed to NCDs, including cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes. By recognizing NCDs as largely preventable, it urged the international community to take action at global, regional and national levels to prevent and control their surge. To this end it recommended the adoption of a 'regulatory mix' of multi-sectoral, cost-effective, population-wide interventions in order to reduce the impact of the common NCD risk factors, namely tobacco use, harmful use of alcohol, unhealthy diets and lack of physical activity. Yet how to respond to the growing incidence of NCDs is a major source of complexities in risk analysis and regulatory decision-making: the conditions in which people live, poverty, uneven distribution of wealth, lack of education, rapid urbanization and population ageing, as well as the economic, social, gender, political, behavioral and environmental determinants of health are all contributory factors to the prevalence of NCDs. At the same time, the legitimacy, the effectiveness as well as the design of any regulatory intervention aimed at promoting healthier lifestyle remainhighly contested.
The European Union has recently recognized the growing NCDs on the EU's economy and the well-being of its citizens and has consequently started to develop policies intended to tackle the four main factors to which they are linked. Nevertheless, if common themes emerge between the different EU policies intended to promote healthier lifestyles, no attempt has yet been made to systematize them.
We therefore propose to hold a two-day workshop with selected speakers and discussants to identify horizontal, common themes and determine whether the lessons learned in relation to each area of EU intervention may be transposed to the others. More generally, this workshop will offer an opportunity for researchers (PhD students, post-docs, researchers and established academics), policy makers and other stakeholders to reflect on the role which the European Union should play in promoting healthier lifestyles, in light of the moral, philosophical, legal and political challenges associated with the regulation of individual choices. Special attention will be paid to the role that the relevant industries may realistically be called to play in tackling the rising tide of NCDs.
TOPICS: The questions the workshop will focus on include (but are not limited to):
- the role of the EU in promoting healthier lifestyle and how powers should be shared between the EU and its Member States in public health matters;
- the role of consumer information, taxation, reformulation and marketing restrictions with regard to tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food in promoting healthier lifestyles and their impact on the EU internal market;
- the international role the EU can/should play and its relationship with the World Health Organization and other international organizations, as a result of the conclusion of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), the 2004 WHO Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health and the 2007 WHO Global Strategy to Reduce Harmful Use of Alcohol;
- identification of the drivers behind the emergence of an EU lifestyle policy: is there an economic case for regulating lifestyle health risk determinants?
- the role of the EU impact assessment system in the preparation of legislative proposals and rule-making;
- the role played by the principles of transparency, consultation, and proportionality in ensuring that the legitimate interests of key stakeholders are sufficiently taken into account;
- the role of various stakeholders in supporting healthier lifestyles, including the role of the EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health and the EU Alcohol and Health Forum;
- the assessment of different policy initiatives to determine the most appropriate forms of intervention (statutory regulation, self-regulation, co-regulation, nudges) in relevant policy areas;
- the challenge of integrating the findings of behavioral research into lifestyle policy-making, in particular the potential role and legitimacy of nudge-inspired measures in changing individual behavior and establishing social norms;
- the extent to which tobacco control may represent a blueprint for the regulation of lifestyle risks in the EU; - what the specific characteristics of EU regulation are that make problems easier or harder to solve than at national level;
- the extent to which the particular vulnerability of children requires a targeted regulatory intervention;
- the role the right to health and other fundamental rights should play in the debate;
- the impact of lifestyle regulation policies on the IP system, such as trademarks, and technological innovation, such as e-cigarettes, food reformulation and food supplements;
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The 2008 world financial crisis and the subsequent European debt crisis accelerated the shift of economic power and political influence from Western countries towards fast growing emerging economies such as China, India, Brazil, Russia or South Africa. The G10 became the G20 and country representation at the IMF is likely to change. Thus, the time seems right to address anew the role of emerging economies in globalized financial markets and discuss their participation, interests and responsibilities in a financially globalized world at the 4th Annual Conference of the Graduate School "Global Financial Markets".
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The International Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL) invites you to participate in the 2nd International Conference on Public Law (IPLC). The Conference is an opportunity for academics, practitioners and consultants to come together, exchange ideas, and discuss emerging issues in public law. We invite contributions focusing on public law including but not limited to:
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More Paper Towel Art - Experimenting with Color.
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- April said...
Very cool! My kids would love this! :-)
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- MaryAnne said...
My (7yo) nephew was just telling me about how you could do this - very fun to see photos!
- November 6, 2009 at 10:08 AM
- Anne said...
I can't wait to try this! I love the going backwards idea - starting with the secondary and going back to the primary. Kind of like color detective work!
- November 6, 2009 at 10:39 AM
- Little Nut Tree said...
We tried this today - such a cool thing to do with just a few minutes! Brown and black are our favourites. Thanks for sharing the idea (I love your blog by the way).
- November 6, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- jlbee said...
we've gotta try this... very cool!
- November 6, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Wendy Hawksley said...
We found this out quite by accident. I was cleaning our markers with toilet paper - just wiping off around the tip, so we wouldn't get color on our fingers, and when I dropped the TP in the toilet, the color bursts happened.
Needless to say, we had fun in the bathroom that day. LOL
- November 6, 2009 at 6:55 PM
- The girl who painted trees said...
Please enlighten me! I tried this today with my LO and it didn't work. We got the beautiful blooms of color and she was thrilled, but our secondary colors DID NOT separate! I was so disappointed. I used Crayola markers. Any ideas?
- November 6, 2009 at 11:19 PM
- Bridgett said...
I'm absolutely doing this one with the kiddos.
Good lessons here.
- November 7, 2009 at 3:23 PM
- Valerie said...
Very cool! I love quick projects like this. Great idea!
- November 7, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- Elise said...
What a quick and easy craft where you get to use your thinking skills.
- November 7, 2009 at 10:19 PM
- Our Pace said...
We are going to do this one for sure! Thanks for sharing it!
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- Toilet Paper said...
Great teaching for color combination for kids.
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A souvenir booklet from the Pabst Brewing Company, 1907
The Great Pabst Brewery Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Company, one of the oldest brewing companies in the United States, began not as a brewery, but as a successful vinegar factory in the 1830s. Jacob and Charles Best, sons of a brewer in Germany, settled in Milwaukee in the late 1830s. Political pressures in Germany and the glowing reports of life in Milwaukee from his sons convinced Jacobs Best, Sr. to essentially relocate his German brewery to Milwaukee in the 1840s. Business began to decline in the 1860s and serious questions were raised about the future of the company as no one in the family seemed able or interested in assuming control of the brewery's future. Frederick Pabst, a steampship captain, married into the family in 1862, and soon assumed control of the company. The brewery prospered under Pabst, becoming America's largest brewery by 1874. The name was changed to Pabst Brewing Company in 1889.
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