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Why did Cancun work where Copenhagen failed?
This is a re-post from Politico by CAP's John D. Podesta and Andrew Light.
The United Nations climate summit's Cancun Agreements were a critical step toward an effective compact to fight global warming after many years of disappointing climate meetings. But why did Cancun work where Copenhagen failed? Three factors helped the notoriously difficult negotiating process.
First, the Cancun Agreements had a good foundation in the Copenhagen Accord, which emerged from last year's climate summit.
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Unfortunately, the Cancun Agreements have instead been pronounced a "modest success." While they advance the climate agenda, they do not solve the problem by locking in reductions from the world's major carbon polluters sufficient to achieve the agreement's goals of limiting temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius over preindustrial levels.
But if the assembled parties had been asked to increase their national commitments in a binding treaty in Cancun, the meeting certainly would have failed "" and we would be left with another year of starting over. Instead, we have a substantive agreement that requires the parties to address this problem next year in Durban, South Africa, advancing a stepwise solution.
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— John D. Podesta is president and chief executive officer of the Center for American Progress. Andrew Light is associate director of the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy at George Mason University and a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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This is success? Basically an agreement to talk more and containing unquantified goals?
"Work" was defined down to include pretending that there was a positive outcome. Sorry, Joe, the yardstick for the success of these things remains the physical science, and by that measure we remain in full failure mode.
IMHO it's dangerous for organizations like CAP to overstate these things.
Steve Bloom #2:
"Work" was defined down to include pretending that there was a positive outcome. Sorry, Joe, the yardstick for the success of these things remains the physical science, and by that measure we remain in full failure mode.
Joe's follow-up blog post (which I hope won't happen): "Liberals are upset about Cancún and viewing it as a 'failure', because Obama didn't get his 'messaging' right."
Joe, promise me you won't write such a blog post.
— frank
It is too late to solve the climate problem. Even if fossil fuel use stopped today, we'd still be far above the safe 350 ppm limit, and CO2 levels will remain elevated for thousands of years. Most of the warming is already locked in and in the pipeline. Because of lags in the system, we're now feeling the effects of CO2 levels in the 1970s. When we start feeling the effects of today's CO2 levels, temperatures will be high enough to trigger runaway warming due to various feedback loops and Arctic methane release.
James Lovelock had it right. If you're old, just enjoy life the best you can and hope you die peacefully before the shit hits the fan. If you're young, move to a rural area and learn to live off the grid and become self-sufficient.
There was very little media coverage of Cancun compared to Copenhagen last year. I'm sure that had a lot to do with getting on with the business at hand rather than being subjected to a media circus around the time of climategate.
Because it was sunny and on the beach, maybe?
Canada's denial government is working flat out to not only to ignore, but to disrupt global action on climate warming. (it harder for an oil rich nation to accept climate action than for a camel pass through the eye of a needle)
I think they were under the illusion that global warming was not going to affect Canada very much, very soon.
Well 2010 has been a shock they are just waking up to.
umm…not a success
Good analysis and I agree with it. Anybody who knows anything about multilateralism knows that agreement is always a success. Why multilateralism is important here is that because we will simply not be able to do enough by ourselves – "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts". Who knows what we could do if the US managed to agree among themselves on climate change legislation!
"the real threat to the integrity of the U.N. climate body is" — its targets.
let's award ourselves the bronze this year, with eyes fixed on our long-term goal of a silver medal.
Patrick (#4), you may be right that it is too late…but the best climate data says it isn't.
Even some of the most concerned climate scientists, like James Hansen, think there is still time to stabilize at 350ppm.
The science is pretty clear we just need to *stabilize* at 350ppm. It isn't game over to go over 350ppm as long as we don't overshoot too much for too long. Hansen has lots of detail on this and on how we can get back to 350ppm quickly enough in his book "Storms of My Grandchildren".
I recommend you read his book or work before throwing in the towel and dumping "it's too late to act" negativity all over everyone else. Thanks.
"James Lovelock had it right. If you're old, just enjoy life the best you can and hope you die peacefully"
Does James Lovelock enjoy life? I would have guessed that he is one of the gloomiest people around.
Charles Siegel why to you google this.
He seems to be taking things in there stride.
Barry (#10): I don't see how we can stabilize at 350 ppm. Right now, we're at 390 ppm. If we continue business as usual (BAU), co2 levels will go much higher. If emissions are reduced, co2 levels will go higher, but not as much as in the BAU case. If we stopped burning fossil fuels today, CO2 levels will remain at 390ppm and slowly go down over the next few thousand years. In any case, we will remain above 350 ppm for at least several centuries.
Charles Siegel (#11) I don't know whether Lovelock enjoys life. But what I do know is that he believes that it's too late for action to reduce warming:
"Global warming has passed the tipping point, and catastrophe is unstoppable.
"It's just too late for it," he says. "Perhaps if we'd gone along routes like that in 1967, it might have helped. But we don't have time."
"What would Lovelock do now, I ask, if he were me? He smiles and says: "Enjoy life while you can. Because if you're lucky it's going to be 20 years before it hits the fan."
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"Canada's denial government is working flat out to not only to ignore, but to disrupt global action on climate warming. "
not only that,
The Canadian Broadcasting corp appears to have completely abandoned the coverage of climate change after doing a very good job two or three years ago.
As far as I know, Cancun was not mentioned on "the Current" . The current at one time covered this very well, now, nothing that I have heard.
Last night's National news bravely managed to pose the question are the Canadian weather extremes caused by Climate change.
according to the reporter they sent out to do a very brief report, the short answer is …. no.
I don't listen to that network anymore.
Patrick–Hansen's numbers are pretty clear that we could be back at 350 before century's end if we got cracking now. Damage will be done in the meantime, but the question is: difficult century or impossible one?
The bad news is that the Cancun/Durban etc process as it now stands is headed straight for–at best–a 550 ppm world. That is to say, it's not anything like 'getting cracking now.' So it seems to me exceedingly modestly good news that it's 'on track.' My take here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bill-mckibben/everything-is-negotiable-_b_797679.html
I presume you mean:
Hansen, J., Mki. Sato, P. Kharecha, D. Beerling, R. Berner, V. Masson-Delmotte, M. Pagani, M. Raymo, D.L. Royer, and J.C. Zachos, 2008: Target atmospheric CO2: Where should humanity aim? Open Atmos. Sci. J., 2, 217-231, doi:10.2174/1874282300802010217
Online at: http://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/docs/2008/2008_Hansen_etal.pdf
This paper specifies a course of action that leads to a 100% phase out of all coal burning plants by 2030. Hansen concludes by stating:
"Continued growth of greenhouse gas emissions, for just another decade, practically eliminates the possibility of near-term return of atmospheric composition beneath the tipping level for catastrophic effects. The most difficult task, phase-out over the next 20-25 years of coal use that does not capture CO2, is Herculean, yet feasible when compared with the efforts that went into World War II. The stakes, for all life on the planet, surpass those of any previous crisis. The greatest danger is continued ignorance and denial, which could make tragic consequences unavoidable."
Given this requirement, I fail to see how Cancun can be seen to be a success by scientific standards. No binding CO2 reduction strategies were even discussed, much less agreed to. What Podesta and Light are claiming is political success, with "promises" of further action. Every year of "success" like this brings us closer to climate catastrophe.
Patrick Kloska, Lovelock also said
James Lovelock on biochar: Let the Earth remove CO2 for us
George Monbiot is wrong to dismiss biochar out of hand – burying carbon is one way to tackle climate change
I said in my recent book that perhaps the only tool we had to bring carbon dioxide back to pre-industrial levels was to let the biosphere pump it from the air for us. It currently removes 550bn tons a year, about 18 times more than we emit, but 99.9% of the carbon captured this way goes back to the air as CO2 when things are eaten. http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/mar/24/biochar-earth-c02
Lovelock: biochar as solution to global climate change http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShXr_Lc_G3g
Note he hints biochar solution after his poker idea of hiding it out inside an bunker arc. Even Lovelock realized that you cannot survive 100.000 years inside an bunker. A bunker because nuclear fallout pollution from conflicts is very likely – if people do not tackle the problem.
To me, the one thing that Cancun showed more than anything else is that we'll continue to quibble over miniscule cuts and targets and who will help pay for third world green development. That strikes me as nothing more than fiddling while Rome burns. Going into Copenhagen, there was a definite consensus among scientists and climate activists that some real numbers had to be reached in a short amount of time to turn things around the way Hansen and his people have calculated must happen if we're to get back to 350 before things get completely out of hand. There was no such urgency at Cancun where negotiators seemed to have thrown in the towel to politics as usual even before the conference started. So I reluctantly have to agree with Patrick and Lovelock that the time for turning things around has already passed since 1967 would in fact have been an opportune time to fiddle while gradually coming to some agreements. There is no time now for such niceties. Barring the rise of some unforeseen benevolent world dictator who will force what has to be done according to Hansen's numbers, or else the complete and utter collapse of the world economy because of more financial shenanigans, or something else drastic that I can't think of, I think heading toward 550ppm later in this century as Bill McKibben pointed out is a foregone conclusion. So, Bill, I wouldn't even call it "exceedingly modestly good news"; I would call it just one more political disaster that will help us reach the ultimate environmental disaster envisioned by Lovelock (already too late) and Hansen (almost already too late).
Btw, Joe wouldn't it be cool to have Dr Lovelock interviewing him or offering a guest post?
He seems to frequently give the guardian and such interviews, and always shares insightful wisdom and has a message. I think maybe he even reads CP, would be great to read his words here at CP!
Everyone waiting for the Meeting That Fixes Global Warming is mistaken.
The world can not and will not solve this problem by adopting a big masterplan written by a group of experts. That is how a communist country would approach this. But we are dealing with an entire planet with more than 200, very different countries. We can only do this by 'learning on the job', with a progressive series of steps, some small, others somewhat bigger, mostly forward, sometimes backward or sideways.
The 'big bang' approach will not work and pursuing it will only result in gridlock and countries digging their heels in the sand. If you see the apparently small steps taken in Cancun as little seeds, then, if we take care of them, they may result in big trees.
The mantra everyone should adopt is 'keep moving'.
Certainly we can't expect a singular "Meeting That Fixes Global Warming" – but even if the Cancun Agreement was the best politically-possible outcome, that doesn't necessarily make it a success. Like Bill (comment #15) wrote in the article he linked: "Political reality is hard to change [. . .] But physics and chemistry are downright impossible to shift." The bottom line is that we need to stabilize around 350ppm – Cancun may be a procedural victory, but can you honestly say you believe it puts us on a realistic path toward that goal? I certainly can't. If this is the best we can do given our "political reality," then that's an indictment of our global political order, not a reason to pat ourselves on the back for doing the most that was politically possible.
Which brings up a semi-related point: I've been very disappointed in the characterization – at least in the writing from CAP – of Bolivia's objections as obstructionist and counterproductive. I don't think it would've been appropriate to let a single nation derail agreement, but still, the dismissive attitude toward Bolivia is upsetting. Bolivia is a developing nation which stands to lose a lot from climate change, not a denialist wrench-thrower. To me, if we lazily brush aside the more aggressive climate stance of Bolivia and the other ALBA nations, we're saying that when it comes right down to it, we're indeed more concerned with preserving the existing "political reality" than with stopping catastrophic warming.


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Norfolk pair enjoy success over the border
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It's been steady this week with a few fish on most of our beaches, though neighbouring counties seem to have had the best of it.
The Lincolnshire beaches have produced some superb hound and ray sport, Norfolk rods Rob Allen and Christian Bulch both finding plenty of double figure hounds and nice rays.
This side of The Wash and the hounds have been a bit smaller – although I haven't had reports of anybody fishing The Wash beaches themselves, I would imagine there would be chances of similar sport there.
Holt SAC fished the first round of the West Norfolk Challenge in the river at King's Lynn. It's usually a good flounder and eel match and it didn't disappoint this time.
Mark Sharman obliterated the field with 21 fish for 9lb 2oz, Trev Elliott was second with 5lb 9oz and Richard Burt third with 5lb 4oz.
Mark Gooch had the best flounder at a cracking 1lb 4oz, with Ivan Allison the best eel at 1lb 6oz. The club are back on the shingle at Kelling next weekend.
In the south there have been some hound pups, a few soles showing below Lowestoft and there are still a few dogfish, bass and codling around Aldeburgh and Orford, including the odd better bass to 7lb.
I haven't seen reports of any rays lately. Although most people are fishing with crab for the hounds and bass, fish baits must still be worth a try I think.
The river at Yarmouth has a few school bass and there's always a chance of a better one – flounders and eels here too and hound pups on the beaches. East Norfolk has been patchy; conditions have hardly helped, though there have been a few school bass. I would imagine there will be hounds again when the sea flattens off and the tides building to springs this weekend might just be the change needed.


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Upstate Road Covered With Smelly Mystery Meat
A truly gross situation.
The Glen Falls Post-Star reports that parts of a Queensbury, New York road were shut down for hours this week after "dozens of chunks" of meat appeared on it, for some reason. The already weird and gross situation was downright hellish for people who drove through the aforementioned meat, because their cars took on its rotting smell. "My guys had to step out for a while, it was so bad," said the owner of a car wash that dealt with at least 35 such vehicles. (Meanwhile, turkey vultures hovered above the state Department of Transportation workers tasked with the cleanup.) According to the AP, "Police believe meat fell off a truck that might have been heading from a farm or slaughterhouse to a rendering plant, but no one has come forward to claim it." We can't imagine why.


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When I turn on Insert PHP, Lightbox Plus stops working. I use:
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I have not tested the Lightbox Plus plugin with the Insert PHP plugin, but from what you experience there seems to be some incompatibility between them. Regrettably, I am unprepared to spend the time to study the Lightbox Plus plugin code and test to try to find the reason.
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I fixed this by adding the following to page.php in between javascript tags
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Faced with the problem. I have a one-page site and lightbox does not open and returns to the top of the page. Tell me, what could be the reason?
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For at least the first few days, the Amarillo Rattlers can look forward to beginning their sixth training camp away from home - "Disney Stars on Ice" has the rink at Cal Farley Coliseum.
But even as the team shifts its practices to Lubbock, the buzz surrounding the Rattlers' first season in the Central Hockey League continues to build.
"We're excited, no doubt about it," Rattlers coach Joe Ferras said. "We've got 21 skaters coming to camp, and some are still arriving. We're trying to get the boys going. It's going to be a tough couple of days, but we're looking forward to it."
Those first few days certainly figure to be a busy time for the Rattlers. After undergoing physicals on Tuesday, Amarillo begins three sessions of two-a-days at Lubbock Memorial Coliseum through Friday. After a day off on Saturday, Amarillo will challenge the host Lubbock Cotton Kings in the first exhibition game of the season.
The team will play host to the Cotton Kings in another exhibition next Wednesday before opening the regular season at Lubbock on Oct. 20.
With Ferras and player/assistant coach Brian Pellerin taking over the reins of the team, the Rattlers have undergone a makeover heading into the new season. Most of the players invited to camp have never suited up in an Amarillo uniform before, and thanks to rules instituted by the CHL, the team figures to be much younger.
Nonetheless, the new team has been built to what everyone involved hopes will bring the Rattlers their first postseason appearance.
"I'm expecting our guys to be prepared," Ferras said. "They need to get ready mentally and physically to work hard, to show me they want to work hard. We have to see that these guys are not around for the ride."
With 15 players currently under contract, the Rattlers will take a look at some fresh faces when training camp opens.
Former Amarillo defenseman Jason Desloover returns to the Rattlers after playing for the Border City Bandits and the Wichita Thunder of the CHL last season. He scored five goals and had 13 assists in 63 games split between the two teams.
Among the foreign players invited to the team's camp are Russian Sergei Borodzin and Kaku Sato of Japan. Borodzin played with the Long Beach Ice Dogs of the Western Hockey League last season, while Sato played professionally in Japan.
With so little time to prepare, the Rattlers must work in a hurry to pare down their roster before their season opener against the Cotton Kings.
"I think we'll probably start making decisions after the first exhibition game in Lubbock," Ferras said. "We should have a pretty good idea by then. It'll take a good three or four days because there's several players we haven't seen before."
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n Single-game tickets for the Rattlers go on sale today at the Amarillo Civic Center and all Panhandle Ticket locations. Amarillo opens its home schedule on Saturday, Oct. 27, against the New Mexico Scorpions. For more information, call the Rattlers at 374-PUCK (7825).
n The Rattlers and Cumulus Broadcasting have agreed to a deal that would broadcast all 64 of the team's regular-season games and potential playoff contests on KPUR (1440-AM). Several other games also will be simulcast on KZRK (1550-AM), giving the Rattlers expanded coverage throughout the area. The new play-by-play voice is Denis J. Puska.
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Rooftop at The First Luxury Art Hotel
March 23, 2016
By: Five Star Alliance
The First Luxury Art Hotel Roma has a rooftop bar that allows you to dine outdoors if you would like to. It offers amazing views of the city and a romantic and lively atmosphere.
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Cool Pools: Fuchun Resort
March 22, 2016
By: Five Star Alliance
A wellness highlight of Fuchun Resort is a magnificently designed indoor heated swimming pool – arguably the most beautiful hotel pool in China. The Pool Pavilion features a traditional wood-bracket vaulted ceiling supported by lacquered wood columns over a black mosaic tiled pool, and is decorated with stone statues and loungers. The Pool Pavilion terrace offers two outdoor Jacuzzis overlooking the mountains beyond.
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Image of the day: Al Murooj Rotana Hotel
March 21, 2016
By: Five Star Alliance
Al Murooj Rotana Hotel and Suites raises the bar for sophistication, luxury and indulgence in Dubai. With a glamorous look and tropical ambience, the luxury Dubai hotel, stands out as an oasis of chic, providing passers-by with just a hint of a provocative and seductive interior scene within.
Cool Pools: Hotel Il Castello
March 19, 2016
By: Five Star Alliance
At Hotel Il Castello, which is part of the Forte Village resort complex, guests have exclusive use of the heated freshwater swimming pool.
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Cool Pools: Brufani Palace
Guests who take a dip in the pool at Brufani Palace will themselves swimming over the age-old remains of an Etruscan settlement which are protected by glass.
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Green Initiatives at Bardessono
Bardessono is one of only three hotels in the United States that has been designed to achieve the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design's (LEED) Platinum certification, the highest standard for environmental design. Initiatives include:
-Buildings that are designed with overhangs to reduce the heat gain from the summer sun, yet allow the winter sun's rays to enter and warm the rooms. Each room has 200 square feet of glass to allow for natural lighting.
-When cooling is required, the first stage of intervention is for motor controlled exterior venetian blinds to lower to reduce the heat gain from the sun. When additional heating or cooling in guest rooms is necessary, water is used from 72, 300 foot wells on the property.
-The large amount of glass used in each building reduces the daytime requirement for electrical lighting. LED, halogen, or fluorescent bulbs are used in light fixtures throughout the property.
-All glues, adhesives, finishes, paints, carpets, and fabrics used at Bardessono are required to meet low volatile organic compounds (VOC) standards to vastly improve indoor air quality.
-The combination of low VOC compound materials, no carpeting and drapes, all organic linens, terry and cleaning supplies, greatly reduces any potential allergens in the rooms.
-Indoors, bathroom fixtures with low water flow have been installed, along with dual flush toilets and waterless urinals. Outdoors, native and drought tolerant plants have been chosen for landscaping in order to minimize water demand.
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A Bit About Beau Rivage Hotel Et Plage
Beau Rivage Hotel Et Plage, built in 1860, is located in the heart of the old city, a few steps away from the famous Promenade des Anglais and within walking distance from the Acropolis Convention Centre. Artists and intellectuals of that time such as Matisse, Fitzgerald, Nietzsche or Theckhov were fond of this hotel and were regular clients. It features a private beach with a restaurant.
At the beginning of the 21st century, the French architect Jean-Michel WIlmotte completed a full scale renovation of the Hotel Beau Rivage. Throughout the hotel, pebble motifs evoke the beaches of Nice. You will find them in the sofas with their Livingstone pebble cushions designed by Stéphanie Marin, the lamps by Céline Wright and the tables which were tailor-made for this boutique hotel by the artist Bernard Reyboz.
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Baja Spa Indulgence at Las Ventanas Al Paraiso
Las Ventanas Al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort has redefined pampering and luxury in Los Cabos with unparalleled service, exquisite accommodations and unwavering attention to detail. Now guests can take advantage of the ancient healing rituals of Baja at The Spa at Las Ventanas and unwind in its verdant and tranquil setting. The Spa at Las Ventanas offers a full range of treatments and therapies inspired by the power of the Four Elements.
Baja Spa Indulgence Package Features:
-Four nights accommodation for two
-Premium round-trip airport transfers from San Jose del Cabo International Airport in a Mercedes G-500
-One welcome spa cocktail per person
-Full breakfast and dinner for two daily
-LVP Air meals for two upon departure
-One $500 spa and salon credit per suite per stay
The package is available through December 17, 2016. Additional terms and conditions apply and the offer is subject to availability. Book early to avoid disappointment.
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Dining al Fresco: The Strand Yangon
The Strand Yangon offers its guests dinner in style. The Strand Hill (pictured left) has a soaring vaulted veilng with sparkling chandeliers, skylight, and a black and white marble floor.
The Strand Cafe offers a more casual dining experience with a side of people-watching along Strand Road.
The Strand Bar is known for its extremely popular Friday evening Happy Hour.
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Private Pools at Four Seasons Maldives
There's no shortage of accommodations with private pools at Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru.
Here's a peek at a few of them.
Family Beach Villa with Pool
Three Bedroom Landaa Estate Suite with private pool
Two-Bedroom Land and Ocean Suite
Sunrise Two Bedroom Ocean Suite
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Located in a unique, listed 18th century building, the luxury Melia Hotel de la Reconquista is perfectly situated in the centre of Oviedo. The old town, various shopping streets as well as attractions such as the Campoamor Theatre, the Congress Palace or the Príncipe Felipe Auditorium can be reached within a few minutes' stroll. The hotel has an elegant Baroque façade, two lovely patios and spacious, outward-facing rooms.
They are luxuriously appointed in a classical style and features include individually controlled air-conditioning, LCD TV and free WIFI. The hotel is the headquarters of the annual Príncipe de Asturias Prizes, hosting the judges and the Spanish Royal Family. Its modern convention centre measures over 9,000 m2 and is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The restaurant serves authentic Asturian cuisine with a modern twist, sure to tempt even the most discerning palate. The ideal choice for those looking for highest class and elegance.
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Telstra prides itself on the quality of its product, something that has traditionally been reflected in the generally higher prices of its mobile plans and broadband deals. However, recently Telstra's marketing approach has taken a dynamic shift from that of a premium service provider to an affordable one, aimed at a larger share of the market.
If you're not a repeat customer Telstra is still one of the more expensive providers out there as most of their mobile plans and broadband deals focus around bundles. Telstra offers great discount bundle prices for customers who stay with them over more than one service.
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The Great Stumptown Coffee Roasters Opens a Pretty Corner Cafe on West 8th Street
The heart of historic Greenwich Village finally gets the world-class coffee shop it deserves. True, there's no shortage of fine caffeine-fueled establishments both to the east and west (and north and south; NYC has truly become a great coffee town), a long list that would include Joe the Art of Coffee, Prodigy, Everyman Espresso, Roasting Plant, Jack's, La Columbe, and 9th Street Espresso. But that somewhat-forlorn stretch of 8th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues–so central, so much potential–hasn't had an appealing place to linger, relax, re-energize in years and years. Until now.
A Traditional Espresso Bar Can Be Found at Stumptown Coffee Roasters
After months of anticipation, Stumptown Coffee Roasters have finally opened in the very-Village-y-looking corner spot on 8th Street and Washington Square West, just a block away from the park and, by the way, a Citi Bike station. And there are two coffee bars at the new Stumptown, serving up different caffeine experiences! In the large, sunny room up front you'll find a traditional espresso bar, with Stumptown's superb coffees served every way you'd expect: cappuccinos, lattes, shots, cold brewed, etc. Here also is an impressive selection of baked goods, represented by such local all-stars as Doughnut Plant, Momofuku Milk Bar, and Greenpoint's superb Ovenly, which as far as I'm concerned makes the best salty-sweet concoctions in town. Get the shortbread. Or the peanut butter drop. Or the chocolate chip cookie.
A Brew Bar is Located in the Rear of the Coffee House
But it's the back bar of the 8th Street Stumptown that really sets this place apart. Here, in what they're calling the Stumptown Brew Bar, you can choose any coffee in the house (from blends like the excellent Hair Bender to single-origin delights such as Indonesian Sulawesi Toarco Toraja) geekily prepared a half-dozen different ways: Chemex, BeeHouse, French Press, Aeropress, Vacuum Pot, or Espresso. On my last visit to the 8th Street Stumptown I went with that Sulawesi done up Chemex style and, honestly, this was a extraordinary cup of coffee. The baristas really know their stuff, too, and are happy to teach you about all of the different methods, the apparatus for which, no coincidence, are on all sale, in you're looking to really up home-coffee game. This is a terrific new addition to the neighborhood.
The Greenwich Village Stumptown Coffee Roasters is located on the corner of 8th Street and Washington Square West. The Espresso Bar is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; the Brew Bar from 9:00 to 5:00. You can lots more information about Stumptown's newest location on their website.


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H1N1 shots available in more Central Kentucky counties
Updated: 11/14/2009 - H1N1 shots were available in three more Central Kentucky counties Saturday.
Updated: 11/14/2009 - H1N1 shots were available in three more Central Kentucky counties Saturday.
Posted: 11/14/2009 - A man is dead, after his truck slams into tree.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - A group of 7th grade boys are facing charges related to hazing their basketball teamates.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Friday swiftly condemned the decision to bring five terror suspects to U.S. soil for trial, calling it a "huge mistake" that will weaken national security.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - State officials warned Friday that most state agencies could face additional 6 percent budget cuts to help offset a projected $161 million revenue shortfall.
Updated: 11/14/2009 - The latest victim is a 47-year old woman from Pendleton county.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - State police arrested Washington County Deputies Wayne Bartley and Billy Mattingly after troopers say they caught the men selling marijuana.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - A Hazard man pleads guilty to receiving child pornography.
Updated: 11/14/2009 - Five months after a mother disappears without a trace, her family is begging for answers.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - A tragic scene in Montgomery County as a man is killed while cutting down a tree.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - Police say they've never seen anything like it in southern Kentucky.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd is already the longest-serving senator of all time, and he's ready to mark another milestone.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - Bluegrass PRIDE accepted federal funding of nearly 1-million dollars today and will put the grant money towards community projects in eight Central Kentucky counties.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell is denouncing the decision to have five alleged plotters of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks stand trial in a civilian federal courthouse in New York.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - A Lexington city employee is in jail for trafficking heroin and police say a 19 year old was conspiring with him to sell drugs out of the home.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - This year you can bid on ebay for a season ticket to watch UK basketball games from a booth at a Lexington bar.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - Firefighters in Louisa, Ky. say a trash fire got out of control and did heavy damage to a nearby building.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Officials say assault charges against a teacher in nearby southwest Virginia will be dropped.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A new report says that Kentucky's prison population and costs have risen sharply in the past decade.
Posted: 11/13/2009 - The case of a Magoffin County teacher accused of selling drugs is headed to a grand jury.
Updated: 11/14/2009 - A Harlan radio talk show host taking his support of coal to a new level.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - While thousands of H1N1 vaccinations have been given out in the past few weeks, many Kentuckians are still getting sick with the virus.
Updated: 01/15/2010 - Kickoff for the UK season is tonight at 6:30 and fans of both teams are excited.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - Police in Southern Kentucky, going to investigate a meth lab, ended up finding something much different.
Updated: 11/13/2009 - Two Central Kentucky police deputies find themselves on the opposite side of the law today


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A survey of temporal data mining
- Srivatsan LaxmanAffiliated withDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science
- , P. S. SastryAffiliated withDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science
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Data mining is concerned with analysing large volumes of (often unstructured) data to automatically discover interesting regularities or relationships which in turn lead to better understanding of the underlying processes. The field of temporal data mining is concerned with such analysis in the case of ordered data streams with temporal interdependencies. Over the last decade many interesting techniques of temporal data mining were proposed and shown to be useful in many applications. Since temporal data mining brings together techniques from different fields such as statistics, machine learning and databases, the literature is scattered among many different sources. In this article, we present an overview of techniques of temporal data mining. We mainly concentrate on algorithms for pattern discovery in sequential data streams. We also describe some recent results regarding statistical analysis of pattern discovery methods.
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We'd only get British-quality television if the American producers are content to let Brit imports write six-episode seasons, as is the custom in the old country. Can't see it happening. In any case, most of the British TV writers whom I'd want to import are WGA members already.
It's funny how strikes can wind up accidentally benefiting the competition -- those who are still willing to work. Is it accurate to slap the "scab" label on those British writers, French bicycle vendors, an off-Broadway shows? They're still working and collecting paychecks, after all, and even getting a revenue-boost.
Not only that, but the WGA has threatened to blackball any non-Guild writer who accepts an offer to do work under their areas of jurisdiction, which would have the effect of basically killing any future employment for said writers after the strike is eventually settled.
And @2:
Technically, the answer to your question is, "no". While the entities you cite may indeed benefit from the work stoppage, it's not because they're doing the work the strikers would otherwise have done (well, with the exception of the Brit writers, were any of them dumb enough to do so), were they not on the picket lines.
Case in point: the Broadway, off- and off-off-Broadway theatres not affected by the strike all operate under different contractual agreements from the one in dispute, so the stagehand's union doesn't have a beef with them, and in fact, any union employees working there are doing so with the approval of the locals currently striking or honoring the strike elsewhere. So, really, not "scabbing" in the traditional sense at all.
#2: not at all. Part of the power of a strike is that the employer may lose market-share to competitors while his workers are not producing for him. Of course, workers run the risk that the buyers won't return when they do, and some strikers will lose jobs as a result. It's a calculated risk.
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Off-Broadway and off Off-Broadway is nine times outta ten the best theater you can see in New York--great writing, great acting, appreciative audiences. A lot less expensive, too.
And isn't the great Mike Daisy at Joe's Pub right now? Need me some tickets...
I thot this was counting up the strikes that Eyman had for unconstitutional initiatives.
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Q:Is this shiny - like more suited to women or can it be used for men or women
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A:This is a paper plate that is unisex.