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Adesso 5120 Contemporary / Modern Metropolis Floor Lamp
This deco-inspired 300 Watt floor lamp has a frosted glass bowl shade that flows from the fluted metal socket. Below the socket, three horizontal disks of descending size float above a round pole that tapers as it reaches the round base. The Metropolis floor lamp is available in multiple finishes with a round satin steel accent on base. Specifications: Takes 2 x 150 Watt bulbs with a High/low socket switch. 71.5" Height. Pole tapers from 1.5" to a 0.75" Diameter at bottom. The 10" base appears to be floating above the floor as it sits on top of an 8" weighted sib-base
Adesso was established in 1994 based on the belief that there was an under-served niche among consumers who sought high-end, contemporary home products at moderate prices. Since then, Adesso has not only revolutionized the home industry with its innovative products, but also gained substantial recognition for its well-designed and well-priced lamps and RTA furniture. From the onset, when Adesso first introduced its lighting products, an array of colors and materials were utilized in the design, including metals, rice-paper, woven fabric, glass, resin, renewable bamboo wood and cork! These materials help make every Adesso product beautifully unique, adding a perfect touch to any home.
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Adesso was established in 1994, with the vision and belief that consumers who sought high-end contemporary home products at affordable prices would be able to do so. Adesso has been able to redefine residential spaces with its innovative, well-designed and well priced products. They have integrated an array of colors and materials in the design of their products to include renewable bamboo, cork, glass, resin, woven fabric, rice-paper and even metals. Adesso is shaping the future of home design and they're driven by the simple idea that your home is a canvas.
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The Adesso 5120 has a 12" diamater globe.
What is the diameter of the frosted glass bowl shade?
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The Adesso 5120 cannot be used with CFL bulbs.
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A. The Adesso 5120 cannot be used with CFL bulbs.
The Adesso 5120 has two light sockets that are rated for a maximum of 150 watts each. You cannot use a single 300 watt bulb.
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The Adesso 5120 has two light sockets that are rated for a maximum of 150 watts each. You cannot use a single 300 watt bulb.


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Franklin Street Works is a new, not-for-profit contemporary art space, café, and social gathering place in Stamford, Connecticut. It produces original on-site and off-site exhibitions, artist projects, and related programming. Located in renovated row houses on Franklin Street, the two-story space includes three galleries and a café. Franklin Street Works embraces innovative art and exhibition practices, a DIY attitude, and a workshop approach to its programming, audiences, and organizational structure. The activities and attitudes of the café reflect and expand on the organization's mission as a contemporary art venue.
Franklin Street, originally called the "Northfield Road," was named after Franklin Adams, son of the area's principal developer, Nathaniel Adams. This row of brick townhouses was constructed between 1886 and 1890, and, as such, was one of the last structures erected on the street. They remained under single ownership until the 1920's, at which time they were sold to individual families. One of the row's most outstanding features is the decorative brickwork that marks the roofline. This type of brickwork, called corbelling, was a popular motif on masonry structures of the period and showed the influence of Northern Italian architecture. In addition to the decorative brickwork, much of the original detail remains including the handsome hooded entryways. When first constructed, the row was unpainted and treated as a single unit. Over the years, the subsequent owners, in an effort to personalize their homes, painted them different colors, altered the front doors and erected fences to delineate their property.
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Kathryn Emmett is the founder and Board President of Franklin Street Works. She has resided in Stamford since 1976 and is involved in a number of community activities in Stamford. At Franklin Street Works, she envisioned creating a space for interaction and engagement with contemporary art. Kathy is a partner in the law firm of Emmett & Glander, also located on Franklin Street, and practices in the areas of employment law, civil rights and personal injury litigation. Throughout her forty-two year career, Emmett has litigated a number of important civil rights and groundbreaking cases for women and other disadvantaged clients. She is a graduate of Harvard College and Yale Law School. Before founding Emmett & Glander in 1990, Ms. Emmett was a Visiting Scholar at the Yale Law School, and served as Judge of the Connecticut Superior Court where she was assigned as the Presiding Judge of Civil, as well as Criminal, in the Stamford/Norwalk Judicial District.
Michael Bischoff
Michael Bischoff (Board Member since 2014) is a third-generation architect and a partner of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects. Michael has contributed significantly to his firm as a lead designer and project architect in a wide array of projects, including those for educational institutions, public and private corporations, and commercial developers. Mr. Bischoff leads the efforts of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners in sustainability and has designed projects with pioneering advances in energy-efficient building envelopes and sustainable workplace environments. Mr. Bischoff maintains an active role within the academic community, having contributed as a design critic at Harvard and Princeton universities, Parsons School of Design and The City College of New York. Prior to joining Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, Mr. Bischoff spent two years in the studio of José Rafael Moneo Arquitecto, Madrid. Mr. Bischoff received his master's degree from Harvard University, where he was awarded the AIA Certificate of Merit for Excellence in the Study of Architecture. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
Sharon Chrust
Sharon Chrust (Board Member since 2015) has been involved in the Contemporary Art market for over 25 years. She founded Sharon Chrust & Associates in 2003 which provides appraisal and art consulting services to private and corporate clients and currently serves as Executive Board Member of the Appraisers Association of America. In addition, Sharon is an adjunct instructor at New York University in the Appraisal Studies Certificate program. Prior to starting Sharon Chrust & Associates, Sharon was a gallery director at the Waterside Art Gallery in Stamford, CT, a docent at the Whitney Museum of American Art and worked in the public relations department of the Cooper Hewitt Museum. She has a Masters in Art History from Hunter College, a BA from Boston University, has completed the Certificate of Appraisal Studies at NYU and has passed the Uniform Standards of Appraisal Practice Exam.
Lynne Colatrella
Lynne Colatrella (Board member since 2014) is the Vice President of Events and Marketing for the Stamford Downtown Special Services District and has been instrumental in the economic success of the downtown. As a producer of events, Lynne has taken small budget events and turned them into regional happenings with audience draws from as far away as New Hampshire. Lynne has been in the non-profit sector for over 25 years and is the co-founder and former Executive Director of Curtain Call, Inc. As a volunteer, Lynne has successfully helped to raise millions of dollars for The Big Buddy Program in Baton Rouge, Curtain Call, The Mickey Lione Foundation, The Ferguson Library, Stamford Center for the Arts, Governor Malloy's Inauguration Ball, The Mill River and The Sexual Assault Crisis and Education Center. Lynne is a member of the Citizens Emergency Response Team (CERT) and is also an accomplished actress, singer and stage director.
John T. Fifield
John T. Fifield (Board Member since 2010) is the founding principal of Fifield Piaker Elman Architects, originally established in 1984 as John T. Fifield Associates. He serves as principal in charge for a wide variety of residential, commercial, and retail projects. He also leads the firm's Connecticut residential design practice. He is experienced in finding architectural solutions for the renovation and restoration of existing historic and landmarked buildings and is dedicated to the creation of well-executed, client-focused projects and buildings. John received his Bachelor of Arts degree and his Master of Architecture degree from Washington University, St. Louis. He was the recipient of several awards including the AIA School medal, The Whitman Prize for Design Excellence, and the Alpha Rho Chi medal. He is a United States Green Building Council LEED Accredited Professional and a member of the Green Building Council, the American Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, the Westport Historical Society, and the Westport School Construction Committee.
Mark Lorusso
Mark Lorusso (Board Member since 2011) is a partner in the Northeast Region of McGladrey – Assurance, Tax and Consulting. He serves a diversified client base and is extensively involved in the tax planning and compliance for both SEC and privately held middle-market businesses and their stakeholders. Mark Lorusso is a member of Private Equity Industry Group and the Food and Beverage Industry Group in McGladrey's Northeast Region. He has a degree in accounting from the University of Connecticut School of Business and is a certified public accountant. He is active in the Boy Scouts of America and the Stamford Tax Association.
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Eric Mayrhofer (Board member since 2014) is the Communications Associate for The Business Council of Fairfield County, and coordinates its Young Professionals Network, an initiative for professionals in the early stages of their careers to help build their personal networks, connect with regional business leaders, and develop strong ties to their business community. Eric received his B.A. in English and Creative Writing from Fairfield University, where he graduated as a member of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English Honors Society, and was awarded the Nicholas J. Rinaldi Award for Fiction. He is a Contributing Writer and Editor on the blog Ask the Young Professional, and his fiction and book criticism is published in various online journals and magazines
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Tom O'Connor (Board Member since 2010) is an art historian and essayist who lives in Westport, Connecticut. He has been teaching art history at the School of Visual Arts for more than twenty-five years and has served on various arts-related boards in his community, including Westport Schools' Permanent Art Collection Committee, Art Smarts, Westport Arts Advisory Board, and the Westport Arts Center's Board of Directors and as their Visual Arts Committee co-chair.
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Richard W. Redniss
Richard W. Redniss (Board Member since 2003) is President of Redniss & Mead, Inc., a design and consulting firm specializing in land use, site engineering, surveying and planning & zoning consulting. In his more than thirty years of practice, Mr. Redniss has worked on countless public, private, and non-profit initiatives to help enliven Downtown Stamford. These have included historic preservation projects, the Mill River Corridor, movie theaters, pedestrian-oriented retail, affordable housing, and commercial, mixed use and residential developments. Mr. Redniss' efforts have been recognized with citations and awards from: The Connecticut Chapter of the American Planning Association, State of Connecticut General Assembly, Home Builders Association of Connecticut, New Neighborhoods Inc., Stamford Land Conservation Trust and Stamford's Downtown Special Services District.
Abigail Schultz
Abigail Schultz (Board Member since 2015) currently works at AmeriCares, an emergency response and global health nonprofit organization based in Stamford, CT. Abigail spent two and a half years on the Institutional Relations team, which is responsible for securing corporate and foundation grants to support AmeriCares humanitarian assistance work. She recently became a Senior Associate on AmeriCares Latin America and Caribbean Partnerships team. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing the delivery of medical aid and implementing emergency management and public health programs in the region. Abigail received her B.A. in Communications and International Studies from Saint Louis University of Madrid in Madrid, Spain. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, painting, cooking and hiking.

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Let $\mathfrak{F}$ be a sheaf of abelian groups on a smooth scheme $X$. Suppose for some $i>1$, there exists a surjective morphism $H^i(\mathfrak{F}^{\otimes i-1}) \to H^i(\mathfrak{F}^{\otimes i})$. Is it true that this means $h^i(\mathfrak{F}^{\otimes i-1})=h^i(\mathfrak{F}^{\otimes i})=0$?
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No. Take $X$ to be an Abelian variety of dimension $g$, and $\mathfrak{F} = \mathcal{O}_X$. Then $h^i(\mathcal{O}_X) = \binom{g}{i}$.


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Paul Lakeland is the Aloysius P. Kelley, SJ, Professor of Catholic Studies at Fairfield University.
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Triage in the Field Hospital
Saturday's Commonweal event on marriage and the family was thoroughly informative (watch it here). Lots of good thoughts, so much common sense, but what stuck with me the most was David Gibson's question, given that the papal visit to the U.S. was already on the schedule before the election of Pope Francis, would he otherwise have made a trip over here a priority? Interesting to speculate, no way to be sure.
The Future of Heythrop College
I was in London last week and all the Catholic talk was of the impending closure of Heythrop College, the Jesuit school of philosophy and theology that has been a constituent component of the University of London since 1970 and that has existed in some form or other for exactly 400 years. Evidently this is a decision that the British Province of the Society of Jesus took only reluctantly and a significanbt blow to lay theological education in the United Kingdom. But why and how it came to this is, if not exactly shrouded in mystery, quite hard for an outsider to determine.
Gay-friendly Catholics
Following up on Ireland's referendum in favor of same-sex marriage, Frank Bruni's column in today's New York Times (May 27, 2015) provides some interesting information but stops short of the difficult question.
Remembering Vatican II at Georgetown
When school ends professors go on the road. The conference season kicks into gear, and for teachers of theology it has all begun this year at Georgetown University with the 9th Ecclesiological Investigations Network International Conference, also including half a day at Marymount University across the Potomac in Arlington.
Happy Valley
Watching the Netflix original Happy Valley over the last few days—though it was actually made by the BBC— it struck me more forcibly than ever before how artificial the American crime shows are compared to their British counterparts. Not that the British shows don't have their share of foolishness—far too many stern strutting anguished people for what still is a fairly placid culture. They seem almost as suicidal as the Scandinavians at times. But, and here's the point, they look like real people, not someone recruited into the police force as they step down from the Miss America catwalk.
Death of the Black-Haired Girl
Robert Stone's latest novel, Death of the Black-Haired Girl, is a bleak academic story centered on what can—and no doubt often does—go wrong in a student-professor affair, and the consequences for everyone in their worlds. Set in a fictitious, tony New England college, perhaps Wesleyan or Bowdoin transferred to Massachusetts, it tells the story of Maud Stack and Steven Brookman. Stack is a brilliant but erratic student, Brookman a self-satisfied professor with a wife and child. When Brookman wants out and Stack doesn't want to let go a public confrontation ends in her death.
Toibin's Midrash
Being the mother of the crucified, risen and glorified savior must be a bit like being a retired pope. Just what exactly are you supposed to do? This, in any case, is something of the challenge that the Irish writer Colm Tibn, him of The Master fame, has assigned himself this Christmas, though a less Christmassy book it would be hard to imagine. Toibin's novella, The Testament of Mary, reflects on the events of Jesus's public life and death from the perspective of a mother who understandably wished it had never happened.
The Master
It's been a while since I left a movie theater scratching my head but The Master, Paul Thomas Anderson's latest product, did it for me. This movie has received a lot of plaudits for the two central performances by Philip Seymour Hoffman as the Master himself and Joaquin Phoenix as the alcohol-raddled victim of post-traumatic stress disorder who somehow blunders into the closed family world of Lancaster Dodd (the Master) and is taken on as an evidently pro bono project. The film also looks beautiful and I didn't find the two and a half hours dragging much if at all.
Joe Cunneen
This past Sunday the world saw the passing of Joe Cunneen, by any standards a great twentieth century American Catholic. Together with his wife Sally and Bill Birmingham, Joe published Cross Currents for half a century. Yes, I said half a century, fifty years to be precise. In that time he was principally responsible for bringing to the American Catholic audience some of the best writings of continental European theologians, before and after Vatican II.
The Patrick Melrose Novels
What is it that makes a reader become interested in a really rather unpleasant character, especially when its the central character, even sometimes the narrator, of a work of fiction? The obvious examples that spring to my mind at least are the awful Bendrix in Graham Greenes The End of the Affair, Tony Soprano, Sherlock Holmes or even Hannibal Lecter. There are of course pretty dreadful specimens with whom we connect out of pity or self-recognition, like the unspeakably self-obsessed George Costanza of Seinfeld fame, and in this case humor is his salvation.
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Passion Play seemed like something worth getting very excited about when it was announced and as the production developed. Mickey Rourke, always a winner. Bill Murray, 'nuff said. Megan Fox, all the boys like to look at her, and she's a comic geek. And then there's Mitch Glazer, the writer/director, reuniting with Murray for the first time since Scrooged.
That last point ought to be enough to sell just about anyone. And if it isn't, then you haven't seen Scrooged.
Unfortunately, reports on Passion Play from the festival circuit have been less than passionate. Fox plays a freak-show attraction, a literal fallen angel (complete with feathered wings), whom Rourke's jazz trumpet-playing character takes a liking to. This doesn't sit well with Murray's character, who, as we see in this newly released trailer, somehow manages to look like Robert De Niro in Casino. Hard to say if the reports from festival-goers are accurate based on what we see here, but we'll get to find out when the film finally hits theaters on May 6.
I saw it at Toronto and loved it – as did the audience at the premiere. It is not getting a fair shake. It's a sad and beautiful film – not meant for our cynical hateful times, what a shame…
Bill Murray is in this movie, he's playing a Dad who is dying of cancer. Something was waaay off in October at the Scream awards. It wasn't just his behavior in the video afterwards, but also his appearance at, and shortly after that. Then, there's Amy Poehler saying he can sit during a taping of her show, and then there's the Comedy Awards. His behavior there was very suspiscious. Then, there was 4/15 at the Riverdogs. In an interview, he mentions the afterlife. There's also a February article in the Montgomery Herald where mention is made which casts doubt on a golf tournament including Murray, mentioning his health. I really want to know. Is Bill Murray dying from a terminal illness? I did some research in WebMd from what I could see for myself, and my fear is he has pancreatic cancer. That would break my heart, but I hope he will be kind enough to say so if something is going on. I am asking because I care about it, and I care about him.
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Recent and archived news articles by Adam Nossiter of The New York Times.
French Ask Whether Priest's Killer, Listed as a Threat, Could Have Been Stopped
Adel Kermiche, 19, had spent nearly 10 months in detention but was released in March over prosecutors' objections.
July 28, 2016, Thursday
ISIS Says Its 'Soldiers' Attacked Church in France, Killing Priest
President François Hollande said that the Islamic State was behind the assault, the latest in a series that has left Europe stunned, fearful and angry.
July 27, 2016, Wednesday
Jacques Hamel, 85, a Beloved French Priest, Killed in His Church
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the knife attack on Father Hamel as he was celebrating Mass.
July 27, 2016, Wednesday
Years Before Truck Rampage in Nice, Attacker Wasn't 'Living in the Real World'
Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who killed 84 people in France, had long displayed a propensity for violence, and his life appears to show how the unstable have latched on to Islamic State propaganda.
July 25, 2016, Monday
France Says Truck Attacker Was Tunisia Native With Record of Petty Crime
The man, 31, had no known links to the militant extremists who have targeted and traumatized France.
July 16, 2016, Saturday
A Surly Misfit With No Terror Links Turned a Truck Into a Tank
The suspect in the rampage that killed 84 people in Nice had run-ins with the law but no record of radicalization, and left no declaration of a motive.
July 16, 2016, Saturday
In France, the Mood Darkens as a Harsh Reality Sets In
In an aftermath different from those in previous attacks, ordinary citizens and political opposition leaders after the Nice episode questioned whether enough had been done to protect the country.
July 16, 2016, Saturday
Scores Die in Nice, France, as Truck Plows Into Bastille Day Crowd
Graphic images showed the vehicle tearing through the crowd. The driver was shot to death by the police, and France's president called the assault "a monstrosity."
July 15, 2016, Friday
Emmanuel Macron, French Economy Minister, Hints at Presidential Run
The re-election prospects for President François Hollande clouded further as Mr. Macron all but stepped into the ring.
July 14, 2016, Thursday
'That Ignoramus': 2 French Scholars of Radical Islam Turn Bitter Rivals
A falling-out between the academics, Olivier Roy and Gilles Kepel, presents an important question: Which man holds the key to understanding the phenomenon?
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16-year-old Pat Casey, from Placentia, Calif., took the win in pro park at the 2011 Toronto BMX Jam at the Better Living Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Placing second behind Casey was hometown favorite Drew Bezanson, followed by Mirraco Bikes pro Chris Hughes in third. Casey's runs included huge bangers that concluded with a sightly corked triple tailwhip 360 attempt. Casey returned to the deck of the Toronto BMX Jam ramps after not landing the final trick, and the crowd rallied behind the Volume/Demolition-sponsored rider. Casey casually dropped back in, circled the course, and landed the trick perfectly.
The win marks Casey's first major pro win since turning pro in 2010.
In second place, the 2010 Toronto BMX Jam winner Drew Bezanson went higher than every other rider in attendance, nailing huge flairs, tailwhip backflips and perfecting every impossible course transfer in the building. During the finals, Bezanson lost valuable time because his handlebars moved forward. He attempted to bang his handlebars back into place from the top of the ramp, and after managing to move his bars back into place, he threw one of the highest flairs of the weekend. It was textbook Bezanson, and his hometown crowd showed their raucous support.
In third place was Mirraco rider Chris Hughes. Hughes landed what he called "one of the smoothest 900s he's ever done," as well as huge backflips, body varial attempts and even a double backflip attempt. During practice, Hughes even landed a perfect barspin to hang 5 across the course driveway.
Rounding out the top five was DK's Mykel Larrin, and Canadian local Steve Moxley in fifth. Also of note was the return of legendary Ontario local John Heaton to the contest scene. Heaton was a regular on the comp circuit during the early '00s, and consistently did well at Backyard Jams, Metro Jams and the CFB series. As evidenced by this weekend, the 30-year-old Cardinal Bikes sponsored rider still has it. "Qualifying was so much fun, but I need to work on my table 3's a little," Heaton joked after his heat was done in the finals.
Taking up where the Toronto Metro Jam left off in the mid '00s, the Toronto BMX Jam is a weekend-long event, which attracts international riders and runs park events in amateur, girls and pro. Considered by many to a legacy event in the Canadian and international BMX scenes, the Toronto BMX Jam runs in conjunction with the Toronto International Bike Show, and also features flatland contests, retail zones and bike demos. Pro park results are below. For more info, log onto the Toronto BMX site.


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The Kirkland Arts Center Gallery supports local artists and curators by providing a space for engaging exhibitions. These shows inspire art appreciation and creativity in the Kirkland arts community. Our contemporary gallery features 5 to 6 shows per year in a variety of media on diverse topics. The KAC Gallery is free and open to the public, including our opening receptions. View KAC Gallery hours here.
KAC also hosts satellite exhibitions at other locations, including the Kirkland Public Library. Our satellite exhibition program highlights local artists and brings their work out into the community.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal was a turning point in the role of the federal government and in the expectations of American citizens. Now, Alan Brinkley, whose Voices of Protest won the American Book Award for History, shows how New Deal liberalism was transformed into a new beast during and after World War II--and why it is faring so poorly in the 1990s.
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Stream, River, Delta: Induced Innovation And Environmental Values In Economics And Policy
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Bank sales of structured notes in the U.S. fell below the year's average in May, after excluding the largest deal since 2010, as record-low interest rates made it more difficult to create attractive products.
Banks issued $4.12 billion of the securities last month, though the total was skewed by UBS AG's offering of a $946.2 million note that was the largest tied to equities in at least two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. After excluding that note, May sales of $3.16 billion trail the yearly average of $3.54 billion.
"Interest rates went to the basement," which has made creating some new products "tougher," Alexandre Ecot, a director at Societe Generale SA's group that sells derivatives and structured notes, said in a telephone interview.
The five-year swap rate, which serves as a benchmark for borrowing costs, averaged 1.09 percent in May, the lowest level on record. Falling rates can make it challenging for banks to create alluring structured notes, because the zero-coupon bonds that are combined with derivatives to construct the customized bets become more expensive to buy.
Banks sold $4.52 billion of notes in March, the most this year, when five-year swaps averaged their highest level in 2012, 1.25 percent, Bloomberg data show.
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Fisher Asset Management LLC bought the largest note last month, the May 16 offering of one-year securities tied to the Russell 1000 Growth Index that UBS issued. The securities yield twice the gains and losses of the index, which provides a way for investors to bet on companies with the fastest earnings growth.
While banks in May sold $407 million of notes linked to interest rates, the least since December, issuance of foreign-exchange linked was the highest since September, at $184.3 million, Bloomberg data show. Four of the five largest deals were tied to bets on the U.S. dollar versus the Chinese yuan. JPMorgan Chase & Co. underwrote $71 million of currency-linked securities in 12 offerings, the most of any bank, Bloomberg data show.
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WASHINGTON—An independent U.S. trade panel Monday cleared the way for countervailing and antidumping duties to be imposed on some drill-pipe imports from China.
The U.S. International Trade Commission found that domestic manufacturers of the pipes, used in oil drilling, are materially threatened by the Chinese imports.
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Lovely–New Years visit to Vienna
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Perfect winter and summer stay–Shockingly Unimpressive (to put it nicely)
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Typical austrian hotel!–Vital Holiday
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text:
wallpaper 47 retro bricks by zpecterWatch
©2010-2016 zpecter
the retro color bricks wallpaper
res: 2560x1600
Partial rights to the work was sold. (22/12/2010)
res: 2560x1600
Partial rights to the work was sold. (22/12/2010)
very cool but can't view full rez for wallpaper usage?
Would you mind if I was able to use this as the background to my blog? just as the starting image, until I figure one out for it. If not, that's okay too.
Hi, I have not a problem with that. Please just link back, thanks
I changed my mind, and I'm using a different background, but thank you so much any way. If I do, I will link back.
This has kind of got an optical illusion built into it. If you focus on one of the round, dark spots where four tiles meet, the dark spots around it look like they have white dots on them.
can i make a pattern out of it ?
really love this! if only it could be downloaded
What do you mean by "sold the partial rights" ? What can that customer do with your work? He can use but not sell it right? Thanks for explaining in advance
I don't see a download link for this -- is the thumbnail the best resolution available?
Moje nove pozadie...Tesim sa z neho ...
I love it!
Do you have it with a higher resolution? I'd love to make a tee-shirt with it...
How size do you want?
Biggest as possible
simple yet powerful!
It is nice to have a separate place for every icon on the desktop. Good work!
I friggin love this.


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I'm trying to work through ways to create a class with a std::string argument, but which also handles NULL without throwing an exception. Here's an example of the code:
class myString {
myString(const std::string& str) : _str(str) {}
std::string _str;
int main() {
myString mystr(NULL);
printf("mystr = <%s>\n", mystr._str.c_str());
return 0;
Intuitively, you'd think that this program should print "mystr = <>" and exit successfully, but instead with g++ it gives this error:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error'
what(): basic_string::_S_construct NULL not valid
How can I change this class so that it translates NULL into "" instead of throwing a logic_error exception?
(Postscript: As you'd suspect, the "real" implementation is a bit more complicated than this example, having several arguments in the constructor and doing more interesting things with _str -- and properly keeping it private. The motivation behind this example is that programmers in our team will tend to use NULL in this context for historical purposes, and the compiler won't catch this. Retraining everyone to always use "" is relatively hard. Alternatively, a clever solution would be easy)