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#900 Apr 10, 2012
and an idiot racist
Since: Jun 09
#901 Apr 10, 2012
Yes, he's the president but not for long. He doesn't know the US Supreme Court has overview of all laws passed in Congress and signed by the President. it is known as Judicial Review, they need to look over obama's NDAA law that allows the law enforcement community to arrest anyone including all citizens and said citizen does not even get the right of Habeas Corpus or a look see by a judge to review the evidence of the arrest. Yea, he is a great president, a fashist president. Arrest without civil rights.
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#902 Apr 10, 2012
Yeah, and don't forget the hypocritical negros who blame the Whites for ALL their troubles, simply because they want things GIVEN to them, as opposed to actually working for it..........chump!
Now, go back to sleep where you can immerse yourself in your dreams and live happily ever after..........chump, or is that..........chimp?
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#903 Apr 11, 2012
Black paanthers calling for a violent revolution
Based upon this whites should feel threatened and should start acting accordingly
Zimmerman = American Hero
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Brooklyn, New York
#905 Apr 11, 2012
Tha fk are you babbling about?
"Bullsh*% Detector Enabled"
Since: Dec 08
Brooklyn, New York
#906 Apr 11, 2012
You are a coward. A topix bobble head.
You are doomed to be a redneck loser for the rest of your life.
Good for you.
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#907 Apr 11, 2012
Also living in a post European colonial nightmare.
Nancy and Reid brought the disfuctional developement to the party.
"Stop the Brain Rot"
Since: Jan 12
Take a Looonng Vacation
#908 Apr 11, 2012
That's not "hypocrisy," of course, just the manufactured kind of pseudo-hypocrisy we hear from the noisy right.
Sharpton and Jackson are there to defend their OWN people from racism, as I already mentioned. IF there are black "hate crimes" being committed, why aren't white leaders speaking out about them and prosecuting those wyho are "guilty?" What crimes ARE these you're talking about? You DO kno that every crime committed by a black American against a white one isn't a "hate crime," right?
I KNOW you're not the only person to feel that way, but almost all such people are on the far right, ane many of them are race-baiters. That's my point. it's just a distraction from the facts of this case, which aren't all racial in any case.
"Stop the Brain Rot"
Since: Jan 12
Take a Looonng Vacation
#909 Apr 11, 2012
I never forget that many white racists characterize black people this way. People like you remind me all the time, sadly. People who wear white sheets and hoods, and walk in the shadows.
"Stop the Brain Rot"
Since: Jan 12
Take a Looonng Vacation
#910 Apr 11, 2012
Blaming black people for slavery, the institution, is racist. Don't be a racist, Jason.
"Stop the Brain Rot"
Since: Jan 12
Take a Looonng Vacation
#911 Apr 11, 2012
Racist scum like you take trivial noise from the tiny "New Black Panther Party" and try to turn it into a war against black Americans.
Homeland Security should be keeping an eye on you, and act as needed.
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#912 Apr 11, 2012
Well, I guess you're just another one of those politically correct cowards. You also, are just throwing around the old 'racist' card, but heck, you've jumped up and down, screamed, hollered, swore, bitched, complained and otherwise shot your mouth off so much, that I just laugh at poor little political correct elfs like you. When things don't go the way the 'crowd' want's it to, then the old 'racist' card comes spewing forth, almost like clockwork. I mean, get a life, you hockey puck, you aren't going to change a thing in this world, and life goes on, and I don't care a rip what you cowards think or say, as it affects me not. Now, go take a shower and cool down, dry your tears and go tell someone who really cares what you think. Oh, and it still takes BOTH sides to stop racism..........NOT one! I just reciprocate what I receive, and from you, it's just a lot crying, while I just giggle at your pathetic belly aching.
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Brooklyn, New York
#913 Apr 11, 2012
Are you fkn kidding me or what?
Mt Meadows Area, CA
#914 Apr 11, 2012
watch your language you racist spook
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#917 Apr 11, 2012
Its manufactured that theyll scream to high hell about black on white racism but quiet as a church mouse when the perpetrators are black? They go on and on about equality and fairness but yet only take the pulpit for certain cases. And they dont help themselves when they show up scream racism, drag innocents peoples names through the mud based on lies and misinformation then disappear. Man up and say I was misled and take your lumps for being wrong.
They are being prosecuted but if a white leader stood up and did what Sharpton, Jackson etc did he would be vilified to no end and you know that. And yes I do realize that not all crimes committed by blacks are racial crimes. Im talking about the ones where theres documentation of racism in the case. Have a case where I live right now. 10 black teenagers beat a hispanic boy and the entire time screaming racial epitaths, all on video. Not a peep from the local human rights groups, not a peep from the good reverends, not anything by the media. Look at the case in Baltimore. While that may not have been racial its paints young black males in a very bad light. For as much as Sharpton likes to say young black males are under attack, maybe he should help take care of his own house so to speak. The problem isnt white on black its black on black.
I agree the case isnt about race but the media from day 1 has spun it along racial lines then you have Sharpton and Jackson coming along making it worse. Unfortunately this case has become about race rather than the facts which is going to lead to all sorts of problems down the roads.
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#918 Apr 11, 2012
Hhhmm wonder why this clip isnt getting any media attention. If this was a white supremacist group this would be all over the place. These guys are just as bad as any white supremacist group.
#919 Apr 11, 2012
A nation of sheep breeds a government of wolves!
#920 Apr 11, 2012
What a piece of crap. Using the death of someone to shore up some votes.
#921 Apr 11, 2012
HEY,I'll probably get 25 to life!Yahooo!
#922 Apr 11, 2012
Yep,I'm done!
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Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
The refundable deposit and a copy of an ID document (for insurance purposes) are to be provided before entering the flat.
We will directly meet at the apartment. The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
Please take into account that, as we want you to have a spotless apartment on arrival (and not clean as the previous guests intend), cleaning is a mandatory additional fee for everybody and is made by professionals after each stay.
Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
We will directly meet at the apartment. The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
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This apartment was very nice. We were 8 people, and this was one too much. The sofabed is not suitable for two persons, so absolute maximum for this apartment is seven people (as the site states). Other than that this was perfect. Beautiful apartment, very close to the promenade and the the beach. Salvatore was very helpful before and during our stay.
Clean apartment very well located simple and pleasant home was given the opportunity to arrange for the departure time, top!
Appartement propre très bien situé accueil simple et agréable
On a eu la possibilité de s'arranger pour l'heure du départ, top!
beautiful apartment, we were surprised to see that the reality was worthy photos! spacious, very comfortable, look the only thing we have not found, c is the washing machine ... for a weekend this is not serious but can be for longer it can be missed! Lovely location, including bakery facing the mmeuble! no complaints!
superbe appartement, on a été surpris de voir que la réalité était digne des photos!!!
spacieux, très confortable, attention la seule chose que nous n avons pas trouvé, c est le lave linge... pour un weekend ce n est pas grave mais peut etre pour plus longtemps ça peut manquer!!!
quartier génial, notamment la boulangerie face à l mmeuble!
rien à redire!!!
Thank you very much for your hospitality! The apartment is well located and also very well equipped! Perfect for a couple! I highly recommend the apartment!
Merci beaucoup pour votre accueil!
L'appartement est bien situé et aussi très bien équipé! Parfait pour un couple!
Je recommande vivement l'appartement!
the first nice location u can walk to beach with in 5 mins that is the great part to me
me and my wife we almost spent time on the beach in nice of course u can
go old town it's little fat away but i only went to old town 1time only
if u stay in nice , i think u dont wanna do any thing just wanna lay down on the
beach So here is the best way in nice
We had a great stay in Nice, the property is very close to the tram, train, bike hire and a 10-15 minute walk to the old town. It is also close to a supermarket (monoprix) so we saved money cooking after a day on the beach. The apartment was clean, simplistic and with a spacious living area and the host was very flexible with our arrival and departure times.
Warm 2nd time I come ..... In addition the sheets and towels ..... For me the top
Accueil chaleureux 2émes fois que je viens .....En plus les draps et linges.....Pour moi le top
The host is service-minded, reliable and flexible. The apartment was small though fulfilled all the basic requirements, incl. a reasonably comfortable bed, basic kitchen and a surprisingly nice bathroom and toilet. Though the furniture is mainly IKEA quality (or lack thereof) it is a good place to spend a weekend in walking distance from the promenade (5 min), place Massena (15 min) and the old city (18 min). It's even got a Blue Bikes (Velobleue) station right next to the entrance. Even though the street outside is heavily trafficed, the windows blocked most of the noise and we had a lovely time in Nice. I can recommend a stay at Blvd Grosso for any young couple on a low budget trip to Nice.
Salvatore is a nice and helpful guy. The contact before we arrived was good and our early check-out was not a problem.
The appartment looks exactly like the pictures and was clean, but it is quite small and I would not recommend it for very tall people, more than 2 people or for a stay of more than 2-3 nights.
The location is great, next to the old town, 10 min. walk to the beach and with a nice view of the Garibaldi Square and the mountains outside Nice. The square has some traffic which starts very early in the morning so bring earplugs if you want to sleep with the windows open.
I have been a month in Niza and I've stayed in the studio on the Boulevard François Grosso. The studio was very nicely decorated, very clean and very bright too well that the studio is so close to the beach. Shopping are also nearby. Of course it was not big bother me in the studio a little noisy due to road traffic, but nonetheless has. It would be beneficial if you would notify the tenants that you are responsible for the linens and towels. Salvatore was always courteous and very pleasant. I can recommend the studio to anyone.
Ich bin eine Monat lang in Niza gewesen und hab mich im Studio am Boulevard François Grosso aufgehalten. Das Studio war sehr nett eingerichtet, sehr sauber und sehr hell. Auch gut, dass das Studio so nahe am Strand liegt. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten befinden sich auch in der Nähe.
Natürlich war es im Studio ein wenig laut wegen des Strassenverkehrs, doch nicht desto trotz hat es mich nicht gross gestört. Es wäre von Vorteil, wenn man den Mietern mitteilen würde, dass man selbst für die Bettwäsche bzw. Geschirrtücher verantwortlich ist.
Salvatore war stets zuvorkommend uns sehr nett. Ich kann das Studio jedem empfehlen.
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European stocks retreated, led by 3.9% drop in Spain's stock index as its bond yields surged back above 6%.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index dropped 1.8% to 270.72, the lowest level since Sept. 5, the day before European Central Bank President Mario Draghi announced an unlimited bond-buying program.
Among major national indexes, the FTSE 100 dropped 1.6% to 5768.09 and France's CAC 40 index slid 2.8% to 3414.84. Germany's DAX 30 lost 2% to 7276.51, the biggest drop since early August.
"The issue is that the markets, whether they have been supported by Draghi 'juice' or QE3, were looking like they needed support," said Philip Isherwood, European strategist at Absolute Strategy Research. "The problem is that when you've got positive surprises you forget about risk, but poor economic data and bad macro news help to expose the risks."
Near the European close, the euro was fetching $1.2850 from $1.2900 late Tuesday in New York, while crude oil fell below $90 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The downbeat mood in equities was further fueled by U.S. Fed official Charles Plosser late Tuesday suggested that quantitative easing was unlikely to boost economic growth or help the struggling labor market.
Asia stocks closed deep in the red, while U.S. stocks traded lower on Wall Street, as fresh housing data failed to offset worries over the euro zone. Sales of new homes dipped in August and missed economists' expectations, while prices rose 11.2%.
Tech and energy shares were laggards in the U.S. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 10 points, or 0.1%, to 13447, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index lost five points, or 0.4%, to 1436 and the Nasdaq Composite fell 22 points, or 0.7%, to 3095.
The yield on 10-year Spanish government bonds jumped to 6.03%, the highest level in almost three weeks, according to electronic trading platform Tradeweb.
The surge in Spain's borrowing costs came as a wave of bad news hit the country, including overnight antiausterity protests in Madrid. Another round of protests are planned for tonight, a day ahead of the government announcing a new reform package and 2013 budget, with more austerity measures expected.
Spain's IBEX 35 index sank the most among country-specific bourses in Europe, tumbling 3.9% to 7854.40. BBVA gave up 4.8%, while Banco de Sabadell SAB -7.47 % slid 4.1%.
Banco Santander SAN 0.47 % lost 4.5%. The bank was set to potentially raise $4 billion, as shares of its Mexican subsidiary Grupo Financiero Santander Mexico SAB de CV BSMX 0.97 % listed in Mexico and the U.S. on Wednesday.
Greece was also in the spotlight, as European Central Bank executive board member Joerg Asmussen said the central bank won't take part in any potential debt restructuring of the debt-laden country.
Risk-sensitive sectors, such as banks and resource firms, drove losses on European bourses.
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Oil group Total dropped 2.8%, as Chief Executive Christophe de Margerie told the Financial Times that the risks of drilling oil in the Arctic waters are too high.
In London, Royal Bank of Scotland Group RBS -1.58 % sank 5.5% and Barclays slid 4.3%.
Resource firms also added pressure, as oil and metals prices dropped across the board. Anglo American NGLOY -2.33 % fell 3.7% and oil major BP BP 0.08 % gave up 1.7%.
Among commodities, light, sweet, crude for November delivery was down $1.80 to $89.57 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange by the close of European equity markets, slumping further despite U.S. oil inventories surprisingly falling last week. Most actively traded gold for December delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange was down $18.70 to $1,747.70 an ounce.
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Welcome to Queensferry Community High School
Welcome to the Queensferry Community High School (QCHS) website. You will see that we have a wide range of activities and events happening across the school. We aim to celebrate success at QCHS; we certainly have much to be proud of and much to tell you about. Our students have been performing exceptionally well in the curriculum and in a wide range of extra-curricular activities.
Thank you for taking the time to find out more about our school. Please contact us on 0131 319 3200 if we can help in any way.
Mr John Wood, Head Teacher
Course Choice Event – Wed August 10th 10am-1pm
There will be an opportunity for young people and parents/carers to come into school on this day if there is a need to change courses. By this time, pupils will have received their exam results a...Read more
Royal Zoological Society of Scotland new free course
In October 2016, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) will be launching a new course for S5-6 students at Edinburgh Zoo: RZSS ZEBRA. Based on the successful RZSS Science Summer School,...Read more
Film Festival
The senior Spanish pupils attended the film festival in Edinburgh yesterday. Ms Cordner reports:
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S1 Residential 2016
This year 74 pupils and 10 staff (over the week) went on our S1 Residential to Loch Eil. The weather was fantastic and everyone had an amazing time. Below are some of the comments from the pupils ...Read more
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Huge congratulations to our fencers who represented QCHS at the Secondary Schools Team Fencing Championships 2016! Duncan Readle reports:
On Sunday 19th June, the newly formed Queensferry Hi...Read more
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Mrs Bratby reports on the success of young people who took part in the UKMT Junior Maths Challenge in April 2016: S2 (current S3) Gold & Best in School: Pok Lo Bronze: Ben Dunlop, Elliot D...Read more
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Mr Watson reports: "The Debating Club, led by Isaac Riley, organised a successful inter-school debating competition between our cluster primaries: Dalmeny, Kirkliston, Echline and Queensferry. T...Read more
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In this interactive ad, the block shown is identical to the original French lotto playing sheet. Instead of choosing six numbers, people are invited to cross out six undesirable things in their lives.
Advertising Agency: DDB, Paris, France
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Advertiser's Supervisors: Bertrand Janny, Stéphanie Goujon, Laura Chatain
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Really great thinking and execution.
Most lotteries just put the week's jackpot in a giant font in the middle of the page.
These ads get people more excited about possibly winning the lottery (which most lottery players already do).
The only lottery ads I still like better are the ones where it's just a a shot of a bowl of cheerios and milk smashed on the floor. I can't find a link but they were in Archive a few issues back.


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Tucson Comic Con will be held at The Tucson Convention Center Saturday and Sunday November 3rd and 4th. Tickets on sale today as well as the day of the show. 10$ weekend $6 day
Tucson Comic Convention is an organization that puts on a show for the city of Tucson by holding a two day event with guests from the comic book industry as well as our own local talent. We hope to bring the exciting world of comic books to the old pueblo from our very own local comic shops to a wide variety of independent sellers. This event is for all ages and is a chance to experience a good old fashioned comic book convention.
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"I thought we wrestled well, but I am not happy with the results," said first-year head coach Luke Tucker. "We will have to continue to practice hard in order to improve."
Tucker's youthful grapplers took one championship and three runners up in the eight-team meet, which was won by Scott High of Covington.
Senior Eric Kiskaden was the lone winner for the Breds as he rolled through the 195 lb class to win the title.
The Harrison County Middle School eighth grade basketball team remained undefeated in Bluegrass Conference play as they won games with McNabb Middle School and Powell County.
Coach Jamie Cases' stalwarts started slowly on Thursday but poured on the coal in the second half to handily defeat McNabb 53-33.
Jovon Williams hit for 16 points to lead the Colts while Zach Pulliam was also in double figures with 12 points.
The high school football season is over now with state champions crowned in all six classes last weekend in Bowling Green.
I was right on five of six, missing the Hazard win over Mayfield in Class A. Three of Harrison County's opponents from last season were in the finals with only Highlands winning a championship.
Baseball Boosters chili supper
Friday night
The Harrison County High School Baseball Boosters are having a chili supper Friday night, Dec. 9, before the varsity doubleheader with Nicholas County.
Serving begins at 5 p.m. and will continue until 8:30 p.m. The chili supper will be in the high school cafeteria.
The Fillies and Breds face Nicholas County's squads beginning at 6 p.m. with the second game scheduled for 8 p.m.
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Senior Cody Chambers couldn't miss Tuesday night as his 23-point effort led the Simon Kenton Pioneers to a tight 63-61 win over the Harrison County Thorobreds in Independence.
Despite the fact that the Breds shifted the defense to Chambers' side of the floor he still made contested shots that led to a 40-32 halftime advantage for the home team.
The second half saw the Breds switch to a match up zone playing much tougher defense causing the Pioneers to become very deliberate taking only close-in shots.
Gene Bartow, Joe B. Hall and Mike Davis have nothing on Luke Tucker. Each of them were chosen to follow a legend in coaching when they assumed their respective jobs at UCLA, Kentucky, Indiana and Harrison County.
Tucker was named this week to succeed Russ Riegel as head coach of the Harrison County Wrestling Thorobreds. No one is more appreciative of his position than Tucker.
At the end of this week, high school football will wrap up another season and the only local team left is Jim McKee's Scott County Cardinals, who play the No. 1 team in not only our state, but the nation; the Trinity Shamrocks.
Joining Scott County in the playoffs are two other teams from Harrison County's tough schedule this year. The Belfry Pirates and the Ft. Thomas Highlands Bluebirds are also playing on Saturday in Bowling Green.
"Conner played 16 girls and was very athletic," bemoaned Fillies Coach Kim Furnish. "We found out just how much work we have yet to do."
Furnish said this after the Harrison County Fillies were defeated 80-51 by the Lady Cougars of Conner in the final scrimmage of the year Saturday afternoon. The scrimmage, which was played at Ft. Thomas Highlands, was 22-minute halves with a regular clock, which simulated as close to a regular season game as a scrimmage is allowed.
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Information is an important commodity in the world of Electronic communication. To achieve a secure communication between communicating parties, the protection of authenticity and integrity of information is necessary. Cryptographic hash functions play a central role in cryptology. A cryptographic hash function takes an input of arbitrary large size and returns a small fixed size hash value. It satisfies three major cryptographic properties: preimage resistance, second preimage resistance and collision resistance. Due to its cryptographic properties hash function has become an important cryptographic tool which is used to protect information authenticity and integrity. This paper presents a review of cryptographic hash functions.


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Sable's Groves Taps U.S. Funds for Mines, Ends Rautenbach Ties
Andrew Groves, the Zimbabwean entrepreneur who sold his Central African Mining & Exploration Co. for $840 million, aims to replicate that success with a new venture after breaking from former backer Billy Rautenbach.
"We want to show the market that Camec was not a one-off," said Groves, whose new company is backed by U.S. investors Harbinger Capital Partners and Eton Park Capital Management LP. "We've learnt a lot of lessons from Camec. We have a very different relationship with the hedge funds we have backing us now."
With the support of Zimbabwean businessman Rautenbach, Camec snapped up copper, bauxite and coal mines from Mali to Mozambique, boosting its shares more than sixfold between its 2002 initial offering and last year's sale. Rautenbach, 50, has been slapped with sanctions by European Union and U.S. authorities for his links to President Robert Mugabe's regime.
Groves, who said he's split from Rautenbach, will use new venture Sable Mining Africa Ltd. to buy and develop coal and iron-ore deposits in Africa as prices for the commodities surge. Groves and Sable Chairman Philippe Edmonds, a former England cricketer, also have uranium projects on the continent.
"Phil and Andrew have learned the lesson of what not to do," said Brock Salier, an analyst at Ambrian Partners Ltd. who has a "speculative buy" recommendation on Sable. "There's no doubt that they are not going to repeat any potential mistakes that happened."
Zimbabwe Ties
The EU added Rautenbach to its list of people subject to financial sanctions in January 2009, saying he had "strong ties" to the Zimbabwean regime when it gave military assistance to the Democratic Republic of Congo in its fight against rebels. Rautenbach was appointed head of Gecamines, Congo's state mining company, after Zimbabwe's military intervention.
The investor has also been pursued by authorities in South Africa on fraud charges linked to the collapse of Hyundai Motor Distributors, a Botswana-based company he controlled. He agreed to pay a 40 million-rand ($5.1 million) fine in September to settle related claims.
While Rautenbach wasn't a direct shareholder in Camec, indirect holdings were acquired by family members, Madelain Roscher, his spokeswoman, said in a May 25 e-mail.
Rautenbach is not involved in Sable and has "no plans to become involved in any listed company and will not consider doing so until the sanctions issue is resolved," Roscher said.
Shares tied to Rautenbach remain frozen by the EU. Eurasian Natural Resources Corp., which bought Camec for about 584 million pounds ($840 million) in September, was unable to acquire that stock. Charlotte Kirkham, a spokeswoman for ENRC, declined to comment on the shares when contacted by Bloomberg.
Buy Up, Sell On
Groves, 42, and Edmonds, 59, made their names buying up African mines, proving their development potential and selling them on. They launched Sable as a mining company in October after scrapping plans to invest in Mozambique ethanol.
Sable, formerly known as BioEnergy Africa Ltd., acquired Delta Mining Consolidated Ltd., which gave them four coal projects in South Africa and Botswana. Those included the Rietkuil deposit, which may start production by the end of 2011, Groves said in an interview in London, where Sable is based.
The pair's experience in African resources attracted New York-based Harbinger, the fund's Managing Director Lawrence Clark said May 25 in a telephone interview. Harbinger has a history of backing mining projects, yet its investment in an early-stage venture goes against its usual strategy.
Find Opportunities
"If we weren't comfortable that these guys would either find opportunities, or return the capital if they couldn't find worthy opportunities, then we wouldn't have invested," he said. "We typically invest when we can evaluate a project at hand."
Groves and Edmonds's past ventures include African Platinum Plc, which they founded in 2002 and took to startup stage before stepping down in 2005. It was sold to Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. for 55 pence a share in 2007, a 54-pence premium on its initial sale price five years earlier.
"That's probably what they are trying to achieve in the future," said Brian Moritz, who became chairman of African Platinum in 2006. "They're best at bringing in management around them then moving on to the next deal."
Not all their backers have reaped such rewards. While Camec was sold for 20 pence a share, up from its initial 3-pence price, it had raised 100 million pounds in 2006 by selling shares at 80 pence apiece, and 100 million pounds in 2008 with stock at 50 pence.
"I was disappointed by the price it was sold at, but sometimes you have to lick your wounds and move on," said Russell Fryer, founder of Baobab Asset Management, who was an investor in Camec and holds shares in Sable.
Commodity Price Jump
Mining companies are competing for assets in Africa as China's commodities demand soars. Following a twofold increase in iron-ore spot prices in 12 months, miner Vale SA agreed to pay $2.5 billion for deposits in Guinea in April. JSW Energy Ltd. bought 50 percent of Royal Bafokeng Capital (Pty) Ltd. the same month, gaining access to coal mines in South Africa.
Harbinger, founded by billionaire Philip Falcone, holds stakes in African Medical Investments Plc, another Groves and Edmonds company, and Frank Timis's African Minerals Ltd., which is developing iron ore in Sierra Leone, Director Clark said.
Sable is 22 percent held by Harbinger, 4.5 percent by Eton Park and 4.3 percent by OppenheimerFunds Inc., according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Groves and Edmonds each have a 0.65 percent interest.
Mary Beth Glover, a spokeswoman for Eton Park, declined to comment.
Groves and Edmonds "seem to be able to raise funds pretty easily from North America funds," said Moritz, who is now chairman of Chromex Mining Plc and Goldplat Plc. "That's the only thing anybody cares about: they've made money out of Phil and Andrew's deals."


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This is a post to gently remind believers of the importance of romanticism.
Not romance. Romanticism.
If you're a follower of Jesus, then there's a good chance you're a romantic. You ACTUALLY believe that lives can be transformed from the inside-out; that people aren't destined to blissful ignorance; that transformed lives changes culture, which changes communities which changes cities which changes countries which changes the planet.
You believe in the romantic notion that one day there will be a reckoning that will be swift, terrifying and beautiful all at once.
And if you're a follower, you've probably been a critic of christianized culture (note: not "christian culture") or of the church in general. You've probably lifted a single eyebrow in question at the hypocrisy, ignorance, or lunacy in the christianized version of churches or of society. And you've done so for the simple reason that you care. Deeply. Passionately. Because it matters. Because you're a romantic. Because God is real.
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Slow going. Still plenty to do but I have started dressing her. Trying to get the cloth folds to look natural and learn a few more z-brush tricks.
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those are some really crisp looking pant folds. I still don't understand how people get the shape of them so smooth and crisp. Did you use trim dynamic and then pinch, or is there something else you used? I love them, especially what you did with the knees.
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Inspiring excellence!
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Looking really nice. I look forward to the final piece!
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Month: November 2012
Newsbits: Melbourne Show / Brotzmann Retires the Tentet / Ross Festival / New Music USA Awards / Ware Memorial / Argue
Melbourne's AVANTWHATEVER presents Ernie Althoff ('Accentuate the positive' – Voice and two manipulated vari-speed cassette recorders), Nigel Brown & Zoe Scoglio (Table driven with tactile transducers & Various objects) and Ross Bencina (Particle Music) at Tape Projects, 1/81 Bouverie St, Carlton, Saturday December 8.
Peter Brotzmann is retiring his Chicago Tentet.
Writer Alex Ross has inspired a festival of 20th century classical music.
New Music USA has granted rewards to a number of musicians, including Meredith Monk, Anthony Braxton, John Luther Adams, and the JACK Quartet.
AUM Fidelity has announced that a David S. Ware Memorial Service will be held on Monday, January 7, 2013 @ 7:30pm at Saint Peter's Church in Manhattan. The musical portions of the service will be presented by Muhammad Ali, Guillermo E. Brown, Daniel Carter, Andrew Cyrille, Cooper–Moore, Darius Jones, Joe Morris, William Parker, Matthew Shipp, Warren Smith. The memorial service will be open to the public.
Darcy James Argue is profiled as he discusses making big band music.
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The Roulette in December
From New York's Roulette:
Alfredo Marin "Death is Progressive" (Jerome Commission)
Musician/Sound Artist Alfredo Marin presents the world premiere of Death is Progressive, composed for eight loudspeakers and one subwoofer it studies the relations that exist between acoustic sound, recording, and the contorting and mangling of such recordings into an agreeable shape. …
Joëlle Léandre "Hommage a John"
French double bass player, improviser and composer, Joëlle Léandre presents an evening dedicated to John Cage's – including work specifically written for her by Cage, as well as a collaboration with dancer Dominique Boivin….
[INTERPRETATIONS] Steve Swell & Omar Tamez / Douglas R. Ewart Inventions Ensemble
Steve Swell and Omar Tamez pay homage to Tamez's father Nicandro Tamez, a prolific yet unsung Mexican composer in the avant garde tradition, and Swell premieres his new long-form work "Composite #8″….
John King's Kosmos
Guitarist and violist John King is a composer of beautiful and fascinating string quartets. Tonight features the world premiere of Kosmos for King's Crucible String Quartet and live electronics, as well as a performance of Astral Epitaphs performed by TILT Brass….
John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble Featuring Kate McGarry and Theo Bleckmann
A big band for a new eclectic world, John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble celebrates the release of their new record "Songs I Like Alot"
Phantom Orchard: Zeena Parkins & Ikue Mori // Pet Bottle Ningen
Two of the brightest lights in improvised music, Zeena Parkins and Ikue Mori team up for this most dynamic of all dynamic duos – Phantom Orchard.
Fiona Templeton & Samita Sinha – The Medead
A multilayered poetic soundscape, performed by multiple and contradictory actors.
Fiona Templeton & Samita Sinha – The Medead
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[Ear Heart Music presents] Yarn/Wire: A Winter Solstice Landscape
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Phill Niblock – Annual Winter Solstice Concert
Roulette welcomes maverick, minimalist composer Phill Niblock presenting his annual Winter Solstice concert featuring 6 hours of music, film and video….
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Jazz Listings From The New York Times
From NYTimes.com:
Darcy James Argue and Secret Society (Friday and Saturday) A composer who understands the grainy particulars behind a sweeping gesture, Mr. Argue has been gaining steep momentum recently with the Secret Society, his flagship orchestra. This engagement seems likely to include some material from its forthcoming second album, "Brooklyn Babylon" (New Amsterdam), due out in the spring. At 9 and 10:30 p.m., Jazz Gallery, 290 Hudson Street, at Spring Street, South Village, (212) 242-1063, jazzgallery.org; $20 cover, $10 for members. (Chinen)
Tim Berne (Tuesday and Thursday) This alto saxophonist and composer works in two contexts next week, each likely to showcase a different side of his tensile balance between abstract expressionism and intricate design. On Tuesday, performing the later set in the weekly Konceptions series, he leads a quartet with Baikida Carroll on trumpet, Ryan Ferreira on guitar and Ches Smith on drums. On Thursday, as part of the Sound It Out series, he works in a duo with the pianist Kris Davis. Tuesday at 10:30 p.m., Korzo, 667 Fifth Avenue, at 20th Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (718) 285-9425, eurotripbrooklyn.com; $10 suggested donation, with a $7 minimum. Thursday at 8 p.m., Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow Street, West Village, (212) 242-4770, greenwichhouse.org; $15, $12 for students. (Chinen)
Crystal Magnets (Friday) The name suggests a Brooklyn indie-rock band, but it's actually the handle of a dual-piano alliance between Andy Milne and Benoît Delbecq, inquisitive improvisers with an interest in manipulating timbre. Closing out a three-night residency, they play an 8:30 p.m. set as a duo, and then a 9:45 p.m. set with an impressive guest horn section: Greg Osby on alto saxophone and clarinet, Michaël Attias on baritone saxophone, Jacob Garchik on trumpet and Vincent Chancey on French horn. At Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitwell Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, shapeshifterlab.com; $15 for two sets. (Chinen)
40Twenty (Sunday and Thursday) This smartly rugged composing collective — Jacob Garchik on trombone, Jacob Sacks on piano, David Ambrosio on bass, Vincent Sperrazza on drums — just released its self-titled debut on the Yeah Yeah label, exploring an intersection of buoyant swing rhythm and complex harmonic coloration. The group plays an album-release engagement on Sunday; on Thursday it resurfaces with a special guest, the tenor saxophonist Ellery Eskelin. Sunday at 9 p.m., Shapeshifter Lab, 18 Whitwell Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, shapeshifterlab.com; $10. Thursday at 8:30 p.m., I Beam, 168 Seventh Street, Brooklyn, ibeambrooklyn.com; $10 suggested donation. (Chinen)
Henry Grimes Trio (Saturday) Mr. Grimes, a long-lost, load-bearing pillar of the 1960s avant-garde, plays bass and violin and reads poetry in this trio, featuring the academically inclined pianist Marc Medwin and the brilliantly dynamic young drummer Tyshawn Sorey. At 9 p.m., Somethin' Jazz Club, 212 East 52nd Street, third floor, Manhattan, (212) 371-7657, somethinjazz.com; $15 cover, reservations recommended. (Chinen)
Irabbagast Records Festival (Thursday and next Friday) The inexhaustibly creative young saxophonist Jon Irabagon has simultaneously released two albums on his new label, Irabbagast, which he celebrates with this two-night affair. On Thursday he leads two distinct trios: one featuring the bassist Mark Helias and the drummer Barry Altschul, distinguished veterans of the avant-garde (at 9 p.m.); and another featuring the guitarist Mick Barr and the drummer Mike Pride, a heavy-gauge pair who appear on one of Mr. Irabagon's new releases, "I Don't Hear Nothin' but the Blues Volume 2: Appalachian Haze." At 9 and 10:30 p.m., Cornelia Street Café, 29 Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 989-9319, corneliastreetcafe.com; $10 cover per set, with a $10 minimum. (Chinen)
Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas: Sound Prints (Friday through Sunday) The saxophonist Joe Lovano and the trumpeter Dave Douglas share a bustling and approachable vision of jazz, geared toward expedition while grounded in post-bop custom. Sound Prints is their working band, a quintet capable of hair-trigger movements, featuring the drummer Joey Baron — a trusted colleague to both bandleaders, going back many years — along with the pianist Lawrence Fields and the bassist Linda Oh, younger players of evident promise. At 9 and 11 p.m., Village Vanguard, 178 Seventh Avenue South, at 11th Street, West Village, (212) 255-4037, villagevanguard.com; $25 cover, with a one-drink minimum. (Chinen)
Tony Malaby Tuba Trio (Wednesday) The tuba in question belongs to Dan Peck, the guts and in many ways the glue of this band. Tony Malaby brings his searching tenor saxophone, and his compositions; John Hollenbeck outlines texture as well as tempo on the drums. At 8 p.m., Barbès, 376 Ninth Street, at Sixth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (347) 422-0248, barbesbrooklyn.com; $10 donation is suggested. (Chinen)
Donny McCaslin Group (Tuesday and Wednesday) "Casting for Gravity" (Greenleaf) is another compact but ambitious electro-acoustic venture — part gritty, part gleaming — by Donny McCaslin, a cool-headedly athletic tenor saxophonist and composer. The album features perhaps the best possible rhythm section for the task: Jason Lindner on piano and synthesizers, Tim Lefebvre on electric bass, and Mark Guiliana on drums, all of whom will be on hand here. At 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., Jazz Standard, 116 East 27th Street, Manhattan, (212) 576-2232, jazzstandard.net; $20 cover. (Chinen)
Pretty Monsters (Saturday) An aggressively texture-driven project of the bassoonist Katherine Young, Pretty Monsters otherwise features Owen Stewart-Robertson on guitar, Erica Dicker on violin and Mike Pride on drums. The group has a self-titled debut album out, on the Public Eyesore label. At 10 p.m., Douglass Street Music Collective, 295 Douglass Street, near Third Avenue, Gowanus, Brooklyn, 295douglass.org; $10 donation is suggested. (Chinen)
Loren Stillman and Friends (Friday) Loren Stillman, a smart young alto saxophonist with an inquisitive relationship to jazz conventions, leads a chamberesque group of like-minded souls: the pianist Russ Lossing, the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Eric McPherson. At 9 and 10:30 p.m., Cornelia Street Café, 29 Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 989-9319, corneliastreetcafe.com; $10 cover, with a $10 minimum. (Chinen)
Steve Swell & Omar Tamez / Douglas R. Ewart & Inventions (Thursday) This installment of the experimental Interpretations series will feature a tribute to the fairly obscure Mexican composer Nicandro Tamez, led jointly by his son, the guitarist Omar Tamez, and the trombonist Steve Swell. Also on the bill is Mr. Ewart, a multi-instrumentalist and multidimensionalist, presenting "Water Is Tops," a piece of fluid focus, with the dancer-choreographer Ni'ja Whitson, the multi-instrumentalist J.D. Parran and others. At 8 p.m., Roulette, 509 Atlantic Avenue, near Third Avenue, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, (917) 267-0363, roulette.org; $15, $10 for members and students. (Chinen)
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December at the Stone
From New York's Stone:
12/1 Saturday (RK)
8 pm
Scott Amendola Trio
Nels Cline (guitar) John Shifflett (bass) Scott Amendola (drums, electronics)
10 pm
Scott Amendola Quartet
Scott Amendola (drums) Ben Goldberg (clarinet) Josh Smith (tenor sax) John Shifflett (bass) Special Guest Nels Cline (guitar)
12/2 Sunday (CWL)
8 pm
Charlie Hunter/Scott Amendola Duo
Charlie Hunter (7-string guitar) Scott Amendola (drums, electronics)
10 pm
Comedies For The Young
Mathias Bossi (percussion, voice) Scott Amendola (drums, electronics, percussion) Special Guests Nels Cline (guitar, stuff) Charlie Hunter (7-string guitar)
12/4 Tuesday (DDT)
8 pm
Larry Ochs and Don Robinson Duo
Larry Ochs (saxes) Donald Robinson (drums)
10 pm
Rob Sudduth Group
Rob Sudduth (tenor sax) Ben Goldberg (clarinet) Benjamin Stapp (tuba) Elliot Humberto Kavee (drums)
12/5 Wednesday (RJP)
8 pm
Ben Goldberg's Unfold Ordinary Mind
Ben Goldberg (contra alto clarinet, compositions) Ellery Eskelin (tenor sax) Nels Cline (guitar) Ches Smith (drums)
10 pm
Dougie Bowne
Dougie Bowne (drums)
12/6 Thursday (ICS)
8 pm
Miho Hatori
Miho Hatori (vocals) Christopher Pow Pow Powell (beats) George Langford (samples) Hisham Bharoocha (guitar)
10 pm
The Joshua Smith Quartet
Joshua Smith (sax) Nate Wooley (trumpet) Rob Jost (bass) Joe Tomino (drums)
12/7 Friday (MJC)
8 pm
Yuka Honda (keys, voice) Nels Cline (guitar, voice)
10 pm
Nels Cline and Julian Lage
Nels Cline, Julian Lage (guitars)
12/8 Saturday (SK)
8 pm
Justin Peake-Beautiful Bells
Justin Peake (drums, electronics) Dave LeBleu (electronics, piano) Eivind Opsvik (bass)
10 pm
Jim Campilongo Quartet
Jim Campilongo (guitar) Jay Foote (bass) Bryn Roberts (keys) Taylor Floreth (drums)
12/9 Sunday (ICS)
8 pm
Brandon Ross "Yet Another Plane"
Brandon Ross (acoustic guitars, banjo, taisho harp) Stomu Takeishi (acoustic bass guitar) Stephanie Richards (trumpet) Hardedge (sound design)
10 pm
Mike Kanan and Peter Bernstein Duo
Mike Kanan (piano) Peter Bernstein (guitar)
12/11 Tuesday (TO)
8 pm
Erik Deutsch Trio
Erik Deutsch (piano, keys) Allison Miller (drums) Special Guest Rene Hart (bass)
10 pm
Marika Hughes Solo
Marika Hughes (cello, voice)
12/12 Wednesday (KR)
8 pm
Angelica Sanchez Trio
Angelica Sanchez (piano)
10 pm
Alessi, Davis, Laubrock and Rainey
Ingrid Laubrock (sax) Ralph Alessi (trumpet) Kris Davis (piano) Tom Rainey (drums)
12/13 Thursday (BS)
8 pm
Alexis Cuadrado Quartet
Alexis Cuadrado (bass, compositions) Noah Preminger (sax) Steve Cardenas (guitar) Eric Doob (drums)
10 pm
Steven Bernstein
Steven Bernstein (trumpet, slide Trumpet)
12/14 Friday (DDT)
8 pm
Trevor Dunn Solo
Trevor Dunn (acoustic bass)
10 pm
Endangered Blood
Chris Speed (saxes, clarinet) Oscar Noriega (saxes, clarinet) Trevor Dunn (bass) Jim Black (drums)
12/15 Saturday (JM)
8 pm
Min Xiao-Fen's Dim Sum with Satoshi Takeishi
Min Xiao-Fen (pipa, Nanyin pipa, child's pipa, sanxian, vocals) Satoshi Takeishi (percussion, electronics)
10 pm
William Parker's Winter Music for Mixed Ensemble
Part 1: William Parker (1890 duplex bass, hochiku, bass duduk) Dave Hofstra (bass sax) J.D. Parran (bass sax) Justin Fryer (bass) Keith Park (percussion) Part 2: Kyoko Kitamura (voice) Miya Masoka (koto) William Parker (bolon)
Part one: "Nadir For Bruce Baille (2012)". Part two "Smiles left In The Snow (2012 ) For Ken Jacobs.
12/16 Sunday (JI)
8 pm
Huang Ruo's works for two ensembles
Momenta Quartet, Ensemble FIRE
Works for string quartet, clarinet, viola, pipa and voice.
10 pm
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David Taylor (bass trombone) William Wolfram (piano)
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Blind Date Quartet: Blind Date Quartet [GPE Records]
The Blind Date Quartet—named for the fact that their first gig together was something of a blind date, in that it was the first time they'd played together as a quartet—is a free improv ensemble notable for an approach that demonstrates the wide range of possibilities open to instruments most often associated with the orchestral or chamber music traditions.
The group, consisting of Angelika Sheridan on flutes, violinist Ulrike Stortz, cellist Scott Roller, and John Hollenbeck on percussion, makes full use of their instruments' broad spectrum of colors. This chromatic richness is particularly apparent in the timbral contrast of violin and flute. Though both instruments cover the same general pitch range, the difference in timbres makes for a sound relationship at once oppositional and reciprocal. Although not often found in the company of these chamber music instruments, Hollenbeck's complement of drumkit and other percussion adds an essential element often manifesting as an edge or toughness balancing out the more naturally lyrical sounds of the flute and violin. Added to the mix is a cello that frequently contributes the piquant seasoning of fragmented tone sequences and extended techniques.
The recording opens with the aptly titled Speed Date, which serves as a brief, spiky prelude to what follows. Tarentology's opening melody features Angelika Sheridan's flute, which settles in over a drone rich in overtones from Scott Roller's cello and a galloping underlying rhythm from percussionist John Hollenbeck. Hollenbeck's playing in fact often serves as the backbone to the pieces, as for example in Update or in Harvesting, where snare and brushes work to create a propulsive feeling. This is enhanced by Ulrike Stortz's pizzicato violin and Roller's cello, which alternates between pizzicato and arco figures; gradually, the piece evolves into a conversation between flute and cello. Percussion again sets the tone for Dry Bone Mobile, a clacking, skittering piece full of staccato strings and struck things that sounds exactly like the object named in the title. Truth or Dare, by contrast, opens with well-spaced stabs of strings and flute and develops into a kind of improvised serialism notable for changes in tempo and mood afforded by the musicians' deeply attentive interplay. The textural pointillism of Sequel brings this satisfying set to a close.


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Every week, The SEIA Solar Update includes top news stories covering the solar industry, major upcoming events, policy updates, and much more. This newsletter is open to SEIA Members and to the general public.
National RES Bill Draws Strong Solar Industry Support
Calling it important to America's energy future, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced its strong support today for legislation to create a national Renewable Electricity Standard (RES). Introduced by U.S. Senators Tom Udall (D-N.M.), Edward Markey (D-Mass.), Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) and Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii), the bill will help to create thousands of new American jobs, save consumers and businesses money and reduce pollution by requiring utilities to generate 30 percent of their electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030
SEIA Applauds Signing of Major Solar Legislation in Georgia
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has signed into law consensus legislation which will make it easier and more affordable for homeowners, businesses, churches, schools, nonprofits, military facilities, and police and fire departments to install rooftop solar systems across the state. The Solar Power Free Market Financing Act is considered an important victory for property rights supporters, as well as solar advocates – and represents a bellwether of change in Georgia.
Georgia Power Company Launches Advanced Solar Initiative Distributed Generation Program
SEIA Comments on Closure of Amonix Manufacturing Plant
WASHINGTON - Following news reports about the closure of the Amonix solar manufacturing plant in Nevada, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association ® (SEIA®), released the following statement.
SEIA & COSEIA Statement on Colorado PUC Dismissal of Appeal to Revise XCEL Energy's Renewable Energy Plan
COLORADO—Today the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) dismissed an appeal submitted by the Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®) and the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association (COSEIA) regarding Xcel Energy's renewable energy compliance plan. The appeal included two requested changes to Xcel's 2012-2013 Compliance Plan that would have improved the business climate for Colorado solar businesses, which employ more than 6,000 people in the state.
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In anticipation of tomorrow's House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs hearing on the bankruptcy of Abound Solar, Rhone Resch, President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®), issued the following statement.
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WASHINGTON - Today, the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee and the Energy and Power Subcommittee held a legislative hearing on the discussion draft of the No More Solyndras Act. Rhone Resch, President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®), issued the following statement on the discussion draft:
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WASHINGTON and SAN JOSE - The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the national trade association for the U.S. solar industry, and SEMI, the global industry association serving the nano- and microelectronics manufacturing supply chains, today announced a partnership to help grow solar energy markets across the country.
Lincoln Center Turns to Solar Power to Provide Some of Its Bright Light
Lincoln Center officials say the 36 solar panels — on the roof of the Rose Building, on West 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue — represent another step in their campaign to go green.... The solar array was arranged through the same company behind the wind-power contract, Green Mountain Energy, and was paid for with federal and state grants. A $100,000 donation also came from Sun Club, a program run by Green Mountain that donates solar power to nonprofit groups.
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Gestamp Solar signed a USD 28 Million contract with Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), an important oil company headquartered in Kuwait. It is a subsidiary of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, the Government company and is the world's fourth-largest oil exporter. The object of the contract is the engineering, the construction and the operation and maintenance of a the first utility scale photovoltaic plant in Kuwait called Umm Gudair Field a name which honors the region where it is located.
Washington Gas Energy Systems Announces Completion of Dynamic Energy's Solar Array at Skidmore College
Washington Gas Energy Systems, Inc. and Skidmore College today announced the completion of a solar project that will generate renewable energy in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The solar array consists of 6,950 ground-mounted solar panels spanning eight acres of land owned by Skidmore College. Dynamic Energy developed the project and also managed engineering, procurement and construction. Construction began in March and the project was completed in July.


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Stock Market Plunges Again: Industry Turns to Self-Storage Talk to Discuss EffectsLast week's 500-point-drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average preceded an even bigger 635-point drop to kick off this week, with Standard & Poor's downgrade of the U.S. government's credit rating to AA status sandwiched in the middle. Naturally, everyone is worried about the economy, even those in self-storage.
Self-Storage and the Stock-Market See-Saw: Will Our Industry Be Affected?The Down Jones Industrial Average plummeted 513 points yesterday in the worst stock sell-off since October 2008. Pundits cite fear over the U.S. economy and the European debt crisis as underlying factors. Are we staring down the barrel of another recession? And what, if anything, does the stock-market volatility mean for publicly traded self-storage companies and the industry as a whole? ...
Poll: Tell Us Which Ancillary Money-Makers Work at Your Self-Storage FacilityEveryone who works in self-storage knows they're primarily in the business of renting space. That means the majority of income at any one facilty comes from rented units (or parking spaces), and without a strong occupancy rate, it's hard for a facility to be successful. But with a slower rental season (fall) just around the corner, and a very unpredictable economic landscape, it's important for self-storage operators to integrate ancillary forms of revenue.
Onsite Fist Fight: Read About the Facility Melee on Self-Storage TalkThose in self-storage, especially facility managers, have some crazy, unbelievable stories. It's why the Tales from the Trenches section exists on Self-Storage Talk, the largest online forum in the industry. The latest radical tale comes from a manager who once got in a physical altercation with a tenant. New SST member BubbaDog details the story of being attacked by a tenant who got angry when BubbaDog denied the tenant access to his unit.
Self-Storage Politics: Steps Forward, Steps BackSo far in 2011 the self-storage industry has seen legislative improvements across several states, and still other states are working aggressively toward improvements in self-storage law. But the regression that took place in California last week should remind us that victory is not always guaranteed.
Help Pick the Theme for an Upcoming Inside Self-Storage Expo on Self-Storage TalkIf you had to take one sentence and tell someone what your job in self-storage was all about, what would you say? I know it's an abstract question, but it's being discussed right now on Self-Storage Talk, the industry's largest online community.
Talking 24/7 Access on the 24/7 Self-Storage TalkThe 24-hour retail operations, or "two-four stores," popped up first in Texas in the 60s at 7/11 stores, and ever since, customers (Americans, especially) have demanded businesses be open 24 hours a day. With Walmart, the planet's largest retailer, boasting ubiquitous 24-hour supercenters where consumers can buy most everything they would ever need, some seem to think the always-open tenet should apply to self-storage, too.


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Executive-pay restrictions in the economic stimulus package could reach much further into the ranks of affected companies than previously believed, depending on how a crucial but confusingly written provision is interpreted, lawyers and compensation consultants said.
Meanwhile, consternation about the new pay restrictions continued to grow, with some financial-industry insiders predicting an upheaval in industry compensation structures and a slow brain drain from affected firms.
The stimulus bill, which was signed into law Tuesday by President Barack Obama, contains a provision that limits bonus payments to no more than one-third of annual total compensation at banks and other companies that have taken federal bailout money. For the biggest such institutions, the limit affects the five top officers, plus the 20 next most highly compensated employees -- effectively the 25 highest-paid people at an institution.
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Another possibility is that a bank could cap the pay of the 25 who earned the most in 2008. Those people likely would no longer be the highest paid in 2009. But that means a different group would have that distinction, and this second group's pay would then be capped the following year, while the first group's pay would be uncapped.
The result could be a "weird game of leapfrog" in which groups of 25 executives trade places as the highest paid every year, said Christian Chandler, an executive-compensation attorney at Hogan & Hartson LLP in Washington.
A senior executive responsible for human resources at an investment bank that has taken federal bailout money pointed out that many of the 25 people at his firm who made the most in 2008 no longer work there. "This [provision] is completely unworkable," the executive said. "It's creating mass confusion."
Other lawyers predicted potential gamesmanship, in which affected institutions quietly promise to pay capped executives more in coming years, or pick sacrificial executives to be this year's "highest paid." One said the Treasury might have to issue anti-abuse legislation.
A Treasury official said details of the executive-pay plan were still being worked out, but added that the administration thinks there's enough wiggle room in the law to prevent unintended consequences or damage to the broader goal of restoring stability to the nation's financial system.
Some experts and industry insiders predicted unintended consequences nonetheless. Typically, big banks and Wall Street firms have paid their top earners a small salary, but offered the potential to earn a large bonus depending on performance. By being forced to cap bonuses, banks will have no choice but to ratchet up salaries, some predict.
"To be put in a situation where you're limiting performance-based compensation is the dumbest thing you can do," said the senior executive at the investment bank. "Everything that shareholder advocates have been seeking for years is thrown out the window."
This executive offered a hypothetical example of a head of commodities trading paid $10 million in 2008, only $250,000 of which represented salary. "If you want to keep this commodities trader, you have to increase his salary to $8 million," he said. But the trader collects that substantial sum even though "you have no idea about his total performance for the year" -- and the firm can't recoup his salary if his performance falls short, the executive said.
Alan Johnson, managing director of Johnson Associates Inc., a New York compensation consultancy that advises Wall Street firms, predicted that the legislation as written would result in a mass exodus of top earners. "Who would stay for a 90% pay cut?" Mr. Johnson asked.
James F. Reda, another New York pay consultant, agreed that there could be a talent exodus, but he said it would likely be a "brain trickle, not a brain drain." There aren't many firms hiring, he said, and ex-bankers who want to strike out on their own may find it difficult to raise capital to back them.
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prepare the body for the cold weather to come. The cooling effect of the cucumber in this dish perfectly balances the spiciness of the Togarashi and the healthy fats in the avocado will stabilize the blood sugar and leave you feeling satiated. This dish is inpired by Yakuza, one of my favorite Portland restaurants!
Avocado Bliss Salad:
1 firm but ripe Avocado
1 Cucumber
Both chopped into bite-sized pieces
2 tbls Rice vinegar
1tsp of Sugar
1/4 tsp of Salt
2 tbls Sesame oil
1-2 tsp Togarashi (found at your local asian grocery)
2 tsp Sesame seeds
Combine ingredients for sauce to taste then drizzle over avocado & cucumber and toss lightly. Goes great with a little white wine, this is a little taste of Portland a nice Pinot Gris from Ponzi.
Enjoy! ;)


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A modern contemporary style with a classical twist, the Belgium love seat makes for a perfect statement piece in your living room. You can be assured of a long comfortable sit with its generously padded thick armrests and seating. Goes well with Belgium arm chair or Belgium sofa
- Solid Malaysian Oak legs in a cocoa stain
- High density foam layered with polyester filling for extra comfort
- Upholstered in durable Ropa fabric in khaki
- Stain resistant fabric
- Throw pillows included
- Assembly required
|SKU No.
|Modern contemporary fabric love seat / 2 seat sofa
|General Dimensions
|33.8"H x 63.8"W x 35.1"D
|Seat Height
|Weight (lbs)
|Wood Stain
|Cocoa (Medium Brown)
|Upholstery Color
|Khaki (Cream)
|Solid wood legs with high density foam. Frame - kiln dried tropical wood. Fabric-100% Polyester
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