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Over the past six weeks, I've been remodeling our powder room as part of the One Room Challenge and let me tell you – this space has been a bear with unexpected hurdles and setbacks at every turn. If you haven't been following along from the beginning and want to catch up on how things went down you can check out the first five weeks here:
Week 1: The bathroom "before" & a plan
Week 2: Choosing a medicine cabinet & sconces
Week 3: A Tale of 3 Medicine Cabinets
Week 4: #3 is Gonna Work
Week 5: See Ya Later Yellow
And now at week six, it's the end of the challenge and I'm so excited to show you all how my bathroom makeover turned out!
A full Source List of everything in my bathroom can be found at the end of this post | Post includes some affiliate links
Do you all remember what it looked like before? Bye bye wallpaper, vanity bulbs, and plain jane mirror…
Hello to newly painted and stenciled walls, wood medicine cabinet, and glamorous sconces! The biggest difference is obviously the stenciling – I had NEVER stenciled before doing this room and definitely learned a lot through trial and error but am so happy with how it turned out. I used {this stencil} and shared all of my tips and tricks for beginner stencilers {here}.
There were several awkward things to work around in this bathroom, including the built-in soap and cup/toothbrush holders. I originally had some semi-elaborate plans to fix them up but then realized that they'll work just fine as is. The cup/toothbrush holder turned into the perfect plant stand:
and the soap dish fits my new HomeGoods soap dispenser like a glove!
This bathroom is the one that my husband uses to shower and get ready in so some storage for all of his bathroom junk was priority #1. We switched out the plain builder's grade mirror…
to this distressed wood medicine cabinet with plenty of room to store all of his crapola that previously cluttered up the top of the sink. No more heart palpitations when an unexpected guest to our home asks to use the bathroom!
I also replaced the junky plastic towel bar…
with a new chrome one and then prettied it up with a gray and white striped Turkish towel (mine is no longer available but {this Turkish towel} is similar). If you've got those annoying fixed ceramic ends on your towel bar too, I posted about how to go about replacing your towel bar {here}:
The wall space above the toilet got a little makeover too:
with some agate slices mounted in Target frames:
The top of the toilet tank even got a little bit of love:
And remember when I was debating between three different shower curtains? Did you guess that this was the one that I would end up with?
And what about my floors – how did they turn out?? Well, they didn't. With a week left to go and still lots to do on the room, I came to the realization that it just wasn't going to happen before the big reveal. So my ugly tile floors are still there (you can see them peaking out on some of my pics if you've got a sharp eye!) but they won't be for too much longer. I'm still planning on painting them and will share the results once they're done. But for now, I'm just going to celebrate how much farther along this bathroom is than when the One Room Challenge started six weeks ago!
I've listed paint colors and all of my sources for the bathroom below in case there's anything you're eyeing. Thanks so much to all of you for following along and leaving comments with encouragement, opinions, and suggestions along the way – it was my favorite part of the challenge!
Wall Colors & Stencil: Annapakshi Indian Damask Wall Stencil – I used the 11.25″ x 15.5″ furniture stencil (c/o Royal Design Studio) | Basecoat paint: Benjamin Moore Aura Bath & Spa (Matte) in Chelsea Gray | Stencil paint: Platinum Gray (Benjamin Moore color but mixed in Behr Premium Plus Ultra in Satin)
Medicine Cabinet: No longer available but if you're looking for a mirror in a similar design, check out {this arched wood mirror} | Pedestal Sink: Kohler Memoirs sink found {here} | Sconces: Wilshire Single Sconces in Polished Nickel
Shower Curtain: Tassel Shower Curtain in Citrine | {this shower curtain} is similar and comes in more color options | Soap dispenser, woven basket on toilet, agate slices: HomeGoods | Gold & glass jar in basket: No longer available | Plant: Ornamental Oregano in Linen Wrapped Pot (Terrain) | Frames: Target Threshold (no longer available) but {these linen mat frames} are a pretty alternative | Tissue Box Cover: Linen Hemstich Tissue Box Cover | Turkish Bath Towel: no longer available but {this towel} is very similar


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Reader Richard Davis sent me an email regarding allegations by Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum that Democratic Governor Ed Rendell is trying to limit the vote of absentee military personnel while maximizing the vote of criminals.
[I] heard Sen. Rick Santorum on a radio interview last night on 1210 AM with Dom Giordano. He said that Gov. Ed Rendell will not extend the deadline for absentee ballots sent in by Pennsylvania soldiers. These ballots were sent only a day or two ago (maybe even Oct 20th), they are a month late (should have been sent no later than 9/22) and are due by Nov 1st. The [stated] reason they were sent late was because [of uncertainty as to whether Nader's name would be included]. There are 16,000 troops from PA, and more than 3/4 of them will probably vote for Bush. At the same time, Rendell is making sure that prisoners are assisted and hand-held so that they can send in absentee ballots from prison.
It seems clear that if the absentee ballots were sent out late, the deadline for return receipt should be extended as far out as reasonably possible.
UPDATE: Reader Robert Saye points me to an AP report that the Pentagon will post on its Web site a federal write-in ballot for civilian and military voters overseas who do not get their regular absentee ballot in time. This was done, a Pentagon spokesman says, at the request of both Republicans and Democrats. I'm glad that the Pentagon is doing this, but it is only a partial solution. Rendell should extend the deadline for receiving the ballots that were sent out a month late.

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Fox "Authority" Vanderboegh On His Book Allegedly Inspiring Terrorism: "Did I Mention It Is Fiction?"
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Mike Vanderboegh, the Alabama-based blogger and former militia leader whose novel Absolved allegedly inspired four Georgia men arrested yesterday over an alleged plot to kill numerous government officials, is denying any responsibility and lashing out at Media Matters and other outlets who reported on that story.
Vanderboegh also reports that he suspects that one of the alleged plotters, Frederick Thomas, had posted comments on Vanderboegh's blog.
In one post, Vanderboegh wrote:
My as-yet-unpublished novel Absolved, for the uninitiated, begins with the premise that the ATF, for political agenda reasons of their own, has staged a deadly raid on the wrong Alabama good old boy from Winston County and what happens in the unintended consequences of that stupidity. There is nothing in there about ricin, or terrorist attacks on civilians (unless you count the forces of the federal government) or deliberate targeting of innocents. And did I mention that it is FICTION? [...]
Absolved is fiction. I hope it is a "useful dire warning." However, I am as much to blame for the Georgia Geriatric Terrorist Gang as Tom Clancy is for Nine Eleven.
Vanderboegh has also stated that the reaction to the story has motivated him to get Absolved printed and thanked Media Matters for "writing my dust jacket ad copy" by referring to the book as "Blood-Soaked."
In several conversations recorded by a confidential government source, Thomas allegedly said that he intended to model the actions of the group on Vanderboegh's novel. His self-proclaimed Toccoa, Georgia-based "covert group" was allegedly plotting to obtain explosives and silencers, to manufacture the biological agent ricin, and to target for assassination numerous government officials, including judges and employees of the Department of Justice and Internal Revenue Service.
Vanderboegh has been promoted by Fox News as an "authority" on the ATF's failed Operation Fast and Furious on several occasions. While the network has repeatedly reported on the alleged Georgia plot, they have yet to address their hosting of Vanderboegh, the alleged inspiration for it.
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The Fencing of Swimming Pools Act was introduced to protect young children from the danger of drowning.
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You can share your views about the Council's plans and projects by making a submission.
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May 17, 2017
Jonathan Rhys Meyers co-stars in the WWII drama about Norwegian resistance hero Jan Baalsrud.
Constantin Film has snatched up all German-speaking rights, as well as all rights in Switzerland, for The 12th Man, a WWII action drama from Karate Kid director Harold Zwart.
The film is a different take on the war drama, telling the true tale of survival of Jan Baalsrud, the only one of a dozen Norwegian resistance fighters to escape capture, and execution, by the Nazis. Jonathan Rhys Meyers co-stars as German commander Kurt Stage in a cast of Scandinavian stars, including Thomas Gullestad as Baalsrud.
"The resistance managed to turn something that started as a disaster into a huge success by tricking the enormous German war machine and helping Baalsrud escape," says Zwart, "and this is as much a tale of survival as it is a war film: I mean this man was caught in an avalanche, he had to amputate his own toes, in order to stop the gangrene."
The 12th Man is also visually ambitious: one scene involved Zwart coordinating 1,000 reindeer. The film, which TrustNordisk is selling in Cannes, hits theaters in Scandinavia this Christmas via Nordisk Film.
Says Zwart: "A thousand reindeer and a few gangrene toes: it's pretty much the ideal Christmas movie."


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1359. For Stevenson and McCloy. Subject: Next Steps in New York Negotiations.(1)
You should see Kuznetsov promptly to discuss next steps in effecting understanding of October 27 and 28. You should begin by emphasizing our desire that this be wound up very promptly, a desire Chairman Khrushchev evidently shares. Ways and means of ending matter should be governed by this requirement.
You should present SC scenario contained Deptel 1338,(2) give Kuznetsov our draft declaration (revised text of final paragraphs in next message),(3) and explain it to him as the most we can do--and more than was originally promised--in the light of Cuban refusal to permit UN verification or safeguards. You should request prompt study and response. At the same time you should indicate that we do not want a long and fruitless haggle in the UN over differences which undoubtedly exist between what they would like and what we would like, particularly since some of these differences may wither away over time if things go well. Such a haggle is not in their interest either. If our statement is one which they could not live with in UN, we believe a satisfactory wind-up can be obtained by use of a Presidential statement, as in last press conference, which Soviets can readily interpret as promised assurance against invasion. We note with interest Chairman's last message(4) which does indeed interpret President's last press conference in this way.
You should emphasize that there is in fact no present danger of invasion of Cuba, but that we cannot be put in position of giving a blanket guarantee to a man who has refused to cooperate with UN to fulfill understanding of October 27 and 28.
If Kuznetsov's initial response is cool, you may wish to press the point that exchanges between President and Chairman show no such Soviet position and that it may be helpful for Kuznetsov and perhaps Mikoyan to see President in Washington early next week so that negotiations in New York will not get out of phase with promising exchanges between Washington and Moscow.
If Kuznetsov presses Caribbean inspection scheme you should express readiness to discuss this point and point out again that any inspection of US would require inspection of USSR. We anticipate that these matters can well be discussed at Geneva in connection with negotiation on surprise attack. This is obviously a complex problem going well beyond initial understanding and requiring long discussion. Therefore we should not hold up all exchanges of assurances pending such an agreement but should promptly do the best we can in the light of Castro's position and move on to other issues. We of course have confidence in your ability to persuade Kuznetsov that our draft declaration is an ideal solution.
1 Ball and Bundy discussed these instructions on November 11 at 3:30 p.m. Bundy told Ball that "the President is prepared to fall back from this but he does not see any reason not to try it out. The President asked Bundy, and Bundy gave him assurances, on the point whether we thought McCloy had it clear in his mind that we don't want to haggle it to a dead end up there [United Nations]; that we would do anything [something?] else. He [the President] even suggested an exchange of private messages with the Chairman. Bundy told him he did not think the Secretary [Rusk] was ready to recommend this. Ball said he would be against anything that can't be published. Bundy agreed this was something to be careful of." (Memorandum of telephone conversation, November 23; ibid., Ball Files; Lot 74 D 272, Telephone Conversations--Cuba) Back
Source: Department of State, Central Files, 737.56361/11-2362. Top Secret; Sensitive; Eyes Only. Drafted by Ball, cleared by U. Alexis Johnson, and approved by Ball.


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Topic: THE IRAN FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT: A breakthrough, a good gamble or folly?
Panel Speakers: Ambassador John Limbert, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near East (Iran) and Dr. Siegfried Hecker, director emeritus of the Los Alamos National Laboratory and senior fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, (FSI) Stanford University
Panel Moderators: Dr. Philip Goldstone, former senior advisor within the nuclear weapons stockpile stewardship program at Los Alamos National Laboratory and John Liebman, former attorney with the U.S. State Department
Location: Congregation Beit Tikva, 2230 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, NM
Parking at Congregation Beit Tikva is somewhat limited, visitors may also park on the street on Calle Espejo, across Old Pecos Trail from the synagogue.
Cost: $15 CIR Members; $20 Nonmembers and Guests
As we near the deadline for concluding a definitive, detailed agreement with Iran on its nuclear activities, it is imperative that we be informed about the framework agreement reached this spring – the realities and the myths, benefits and risks – from both technology and policy perspectives.
The World Affairs Discussion Committee of the Council on International Relations and Congregation Beit Tikva are pleased to co-sponsor a conversation among two leading experts in this area to examine the proposed agreement and to address many of the claims or concerns voiced regarding it.
Our guests for this important event are Ambassador John Limbert, who served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near East (Iran) and himself was a hostage in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979, and Dr. Siegfried Hecker, director emeritus of the Los Alamos National Laboratory and currently a teaching fellow of nuclear policy at Stanford University.
This conversation will follow the format of the 92nd Street Y, and questions from the audience will be entertained at the conclusion of the discussion. Moderators of this event will be Dr. Philip Goldstone, formerly with LANL and briefly a congressional fellow, and John Liebman, an attorney who previously worked at the State Department and later specialized in U.S. defense trade and national security matters.
The forum will be held on June 25, 2015 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Congregation Beit Tikva, 2230 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, NM. Parking at Congregation Beit Tikva is somewhat limited, visitors may also park on the street on Calle Espejo, across Old Pecos Trail from the synagogue.
Panel Speakers:
Ambassador John W. Limbert
John Limbert is the Class of 1955 Professor of Middle Eastern Studies at the United States Naval Academy. In a 34-year career in the United States Foreign Service he served mostly in the Middle East and Islamic Africa and was Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. In 2009-2010 he took leave from his teaching post to serve as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern (Iranian) Affairs.
Ambassador Limbert holds his Ph.D. from Harvard University in History and Middle Eastern Studies. Before joining the Foreign Service he taught in Iran as a Peace Corps volunteer in Iranian Kurdestan (1964-66) and as an instructor at Shiraz University (1969-72). He has written numerous articles and books on Middle Eastern subjects including Iran at War with History (Westview Press, 1987), Shiraz in the Age of Hafez (University of Washington Press, 2004), and Negotiating with Iran (U.S. Institute of Peace, 2009). Limbert holds the Department of State's highest award—the Distinguished Service Award—and other department awards, including the Award for Valor, which he received after fourteen months as a hostage in Iran.
Siegfried Hecker
Siegfried Hecker is a professor (research) in the Department of Management Science and Engineering and a senior fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, (FSI) at Stanford University. Hecker was the co-director of Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) from 2007-2012. He served as the fifth director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory from 1986-1997. Hecker received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in metallurgy from Case Western Reserve University. His current professional interests include plutonium research, cooperative nuclear threat reduction with the Russian nuclear complex, global nonproliferation, the expansion of nuclear energy, and threats of nuclear terrorism. He is a foreign member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, fellow of the American Physical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Among other awards, he received the National Academy of Engineering Arthur M. Bueche Award; the American Association for the Advancement of Science Award for Science Diplomacy, the Presidential Enrico Fermi Award, the Leo Szilard Prize, the Los Alamos National Laboratory Medal, the Department of Energy's E.O. Lawrence Award, and the American Nuclear Society Seaborg Award.
Philip Goldstone
Philip Goldstone received his B.S. and M.S. from what is now the Polytechnic School of Engineering of New York University and his Ph.D. in Physics from Stony Brook University. His graduate work was supported in part by a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. He is now retired from a 35-year career at Los Alamos National Laboratory that included research, management and senior-advisor roles within the nuclear weapons stockpile stewardship program, and planning support for the scientific capabilities of the Laboratory as an advisor to senior managers. In 2003-05 he was a Legislative Fellow and Senior National Security Science Advisor to then-Congresswoman Heather Wilson, and was the lead staff for a House Policy Committee study on nuclear proliferation in a post-9/11 world. His current activities are primarily with nonprofit organizations in the Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico community including Congregation Beit Tikva, the St. Vincent Hospital Foundation, and the Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund.
John Liebman
For more than 50 years, John Liebman practiced international trade law in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, California emphasizing export control issues. Among his clients were aerospace and defense contractors, subcontractors, and academic and research institutions. He also advised financial institutions offering credit support to exporters and importers, including credit insurance and programs offered by the Export-Import Bank.
Prior to his private law career, Mr. Liebman served in Washington, D.C., with the Agency for International Development, Department of State, first as counsel and later as program director. He is a recipient of the National Order of the Southern Cross from the Brazilian Government and was listed for many years in Best Lawyers in America and Southern California Super Lawyers for his work in International Trade and Finance Law.
From 1983 through 1990, Mr. Liebman served as a member of the California State World Trade Commission, during which time he acted as the state's trade lobbyist. Also, as an expert in export controls, Mr. Liebman was appointed by the Secretary of Commerce to the President's Export Council Subcommittee on Encryption (PECSENC) from 1998-2001 and to the President's Export Council Subcommittee on Export Administration (PECSEA). He also served on the Defense Trade Advisory Group (DTAG), U.S. Department of State, and as an advisor to the Pardee Center at RAND Corporation. Mr. Liebman was a lecturer at the UCLA School of Law and adjunct professor of law at Loyola Law School. His reference work, United States Export Controls, is now in its seventh edition.
In addition to his professional activities, Mr. Liebman was a director and member of the executive committee for more than 30 years of the Los Angeles Child Guidance Clinic, a leading provider of mental health services to children in South Central Los Angeles, and is a past Chairman of that organization. He currently serves as a member of New Mexico's Technology Research Collaborative and as chairman of Creative Startups in Santa Fe, NM, and is a member of the Council on International Relations in that city. Mr. Liebman received his undergraduate education at Dartmouth College. Prior to entering law school at UCLA, he served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps.
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Iro, who will join the World Health Organisation as its chief nursing officer early next year, received the prestigious award based on her performance as the head of the ministry in the financial year 2016-17.
The Health ministry was the joint winner of the Performance Excellence Awards alongside the Education ministry.
The awards was also attended by the prime minister Henry Puna, who thanked heads of the ministries (HOMs) for their leadership in the 2016/17 financial year.
Public Service Commissioner Russell Thomas said the Cook Islands Public Service Excellence Awards was one of the ways to encourage the HOMs to work towards their vision of "excellence in public service".
He said it was also a recognition for the work of the HOMs in trying to deliver government priorities in their agencies.
"We are working towards our vision of public service of excellence. It's in progress and these (awards) are some of the ways that we can encourage our heads of ministries to work towards this big vision of excellence in public service," Thomas said.
"There is always challenges and when we talk about challenges, one of the biggest challenges is the budget constraints but the head of the ministries were able to improvise in some cases.
"We are appreciative of the work that the head of the ministries are doing."
Thomas said the awards to the agencies looked into five areas.
For the first time in the history of the awards, he said they have extended it to include the other awards, alongside the Performance Excellence Awards.
"One is living the public service values and then we have awards for pockets of excellence and we referred to the performance of the heads of ministries over the last financial year (for this awards)," Thomas said.
"The third one is our sector development awards. We have five sectors, the economic sector, governance, environment, infrastructure and so forth.
"The fourth one is our performance excellence award and over the past, or at least four to five years, education and ministry of health have always been our top performers."
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As Tiger Woods returns to the PGA tour at Augusta, as Jesse James engages (or did he?) in treatment for his sexual addiction, and as the Vatican contests calls for further clarification of its attitudes towards priests molesting children and Church cover-ups, we may wonder, "Why bother about all these sordid matters? Isn't it better to ignore the underside of life?"
No, we're not better off ignoring these things. Western civilization -- and the United States in particular -- has an elaborate set of Christian sexual rules that we attempt to teach children. (Not that the Jewish or Muslim sexual codes are better or less duplicitous.) There are increasing signs that we are failing to convince the young to adopt traditional sexual mores, as the age for first intercourse trends earlier and earlier in adolescence.
What do our mores comprise? Are they the usual behavior for adults? Or are they standard behavior except for people with the resources to violate them at will? We may go further and ask whether these standards are unrealistic, perhaps even unhealthy. Demanding that people follow rules they don't seem to be able to comport their behavior with is dangerous to their mental health and to society.
It is hard to have lived through the never-ending sexual escapades of politicians -- particularly conservative, moralistic ones like David Vitter, Eliot Spitzer, Larry Craig, John Ensign -- and cultural icons like Tiger Woods, Sandra Bullock, and Bruce Springsteen (yes, even the Boss!) while avoiding the insight that prominent people just don't follow the scripts the rest of us are taught.
Who made these scripts up, anyway? Did God really decide that men should rule the world and that sex was only for procreation? Or did some men come up with that -- and decide to ignore among their own the rules they promulgate and enforce for others? Examining the sexual exploits of so many priests - perverted and predatory as these often are - along with the nonchalance with which the Catholic hierarchy treated them might convince us the latter is true.
The history of sex and Christianity has a special chapter in America. This is Mormon polygamy, practiced primarily by priests. Joseph Smith, the founder of the Church, commanded polygamy as a requirement for salvation. Smith had multiple partners, and took a 14-year-old wife, but he kept the practice secret. His successor Brigham Young had 56 wives and 56 children. This tradition is carried on by the likes of Warren Jeffs and while illegal, it is in fact rarely prosecuted.
Do Tiger Woods and Sandra Bullock and David Vitter and Larry Craig and John Ensign and Bruce Springsteen promote their virtuousness and the faithfulness of their marriages as a shuck, one believed by only the naive and stupid -- like you and me? And is our goal to make sure that our children buy this claptrap just like we did?
It could be that I am simply taking this whole moral code thing too seriously. The goal of teachings about sex may be nothing more than a way to provide content for Sunday School text books, or whatever they use to brainwash kids nowadays. Perhaps only the horribly out-of-touch imagine this rigmarole is to be taken seriously. But, in that case, it is our obligation to protect the innocent by eliminating the charade.
P.S.: Question I most would have liked to hear asked at Tiger Woods' Augusta press conference: "Tiger, if you've really changed, do you regret being so cheap with your mistresses?"


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Is Winning Florida a True Boost for Clinton?
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) cruised to a win tonight in Florida's presidential primary -- a contest that had been heavily neutered by the fact that no delegates were at stake and none of the candidates actively campaigned in the state.
Barack Obama's campaign put out an e-mail the moment the polls closed in Florida, poking fun at the "beauty contest" nature of the primary. "Obama and Clinton tie for delegates in Florida," read the missive. "0 for Obama, 0 for Clinton."
For any readers who aren't tracking the election that closely, The Democratic National Committee stripped Florida of all its delegates to the 2008 national party convention as punishment for scheduling an early presidential primary in violation of party rules.
Of course, the networks have declared Clinton the winner, and she is scheduled to make a stop in the state shortly to thank her supporters.
So, does her win mean anything? Will it give her a boost -- even a slight one -- heading into Feb. 5?
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January 29, 2008; 8:33 PM ET
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MAD MEN for the Young Set
If you are a fan of the Emmy and Golden Globe winning series MAD MEN like we are (none of us is sure why we like the show, perhaps it's because of a sort of nostalgic trip nearer to our parent's world in the 50's and 60's) then you'll see why it is a big success. In one of the episodes where Don's wife Betty is giving birth to their 3rd child, there is a good reminder of a time when drugs were freely used and men played hardly any role whatsoever, unless they were the doctor. Anyway, if the dapper and mysterious Mr Don Draper, is your cup of tea, you'll enjoy this little parody provided by none other than the cast of Sesame Street. Who says Sesame Street doesn't keep ahead of the cultural curve...hah! A bit of Saturday fun.
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Many years ago when I was a young man, I bought a kitchen blender for my then girlfriend as a birthday present. I proudly mentioned this gift to a friend and the friend's reaction was best described by the expression, "If looks could kill, . . . ." Lesson learned. Not quite the best romantic choice.
The blender principle refers to the art of gift giving and since this is the holiday season, I would like to comment on observations I've made in the years since that incident. Of course, Scroogenomics has already chimed in with the economist's perspective on gift giving, namely that when others shop for us they are unlikely to do as well as we would when we shop for ourselves. And the Wall Street Journal (1, 2, 3) last year provided plenty of horror stories about ill-chosen gifts.
The blender principle states that the gift must match the desires of the recipient. Anything else is a disappointment. This means that it is not impossible for a blender to be appreciated by someone who loves to cook, has little money, and talks constantly about the dishes she could make if only she had a blender. For most, women in particular, a blender is just too utilitarian. As my friend put it, "You want to give something that is 'useless,' not practical, such as perfume or jewelry."
The adage "it's the thought that counts" is correct, and I would add "not the price tag." The art of gift giving is not easy. It requires knowing well the desires of the recipient, which cannot always be known in advance. No doubt this is why many people throw money at the gift, these days seemingly acting on the premise that the more money thrown, the better the gift—and, presumably for some, the more appreciation expected. Giving according to price, though, is an evasion of thought. It's as bad a giving a blender, or socks or underwear, or cash or gift card (except perhaps when grandparents do the latter).
One of the most enjoyable and challenging purchases I had to make in my younger years was a gift for a Christmas grab bag. The limit on the gifts was $10, which today would be about $25 or $30. Not a large amount of money and even less information about who was attending the party, except that the attendees were all admirers of capitalism. The challenge was to come up with a gift that was not too specific and not too generic but somewhere in between such that any one of fifteen to twenty people could appreciate it. I think I succeeded, though I no longer remember who got the gift (a book about the monopoly board game) or whether it was appreciated. At least one gift in the bag was non-G rated, indicating a decided misunderstanding of the concept.
A limited price tag on gifts is appealing. It forces the issue on thought. Like the wedding registry, however, most kids and even adults today have resorted to providing givers long lists of preferred items. Add the faux surprise and hyperbolic gushing "how did you know—just what I wanted" upon opening the gift and I begin thinking of the h-word for the whole season. Yes, I am one who suffers holiday season stress. As a result, I have often wished that my family were Jewish. Eight gifts for the children during Hanukkah and the family goes out to dinner at a nice restaurant on Christmas day. That's it. Instead, lists are beginning to accumulate around our house and the panic I feel on the first day of each month when I have to think of a new blog topic is beginning to set in for the current holiday season.
What I really wish for this holiday season is the elevation of thought and demotion of price in process of gift giving. Victorian England is apparently the origin of our modern tradition, and the Victorians were creative. For example, they had cobweb parties, only vaguely reminiscent of spiders. "Each family member was assigned a color, then shown to a room crisscrossed with yarn of various colors. Each person was to follow an assigned color through the web of yarn until he or she reached the present tied to the end."
Sounds fun to me! The usual arsenal of gifts under a tree, though, will still probably be required this year.
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Saturday, December 04, 2010
The Blender Principle
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All three East Antrim sides playing in Saturday's first-round matches in the Danske Bank Schools' Cup fell at the first hurdle.
Larne Grammar went down 10-3 at home to Royal School Armagh, Carrickfergus Grammar lost 45-10 at Royal School Dungannon and Belfast High were beaten on home turf, 21-7 by Foyle College.
The draw for the second round of this season's competition, made following the conclusion of the first-round matches sees Ballyclare High School welcome RS Dungannon to Hollinger Park. The fixture is sheduled for January 23.
Danske Bank Ulster Schools' Cup first-round results
Larne GS 3 Royal School Armagh 10
Lurgan College 3 Portadown College 7
Cambridge House 13 Limavady GS 27 (played on Friday evening)
Wellington College 3 Friends' School 22
Royal School Dungannon 45 Carrickfergus GS 10
Banbridge Academy 15 Antrim GS 16
Belfast HS 7 Foyle College 21
Danske Bank Ulster Schools' Cup second round draw
Belfast Royal Academy v Grosvenor GS
Portadown v Friends' School
Bangor GS v Limavady GS
Regent House v Portora Royal School
Foyle College v Antrim GS
Dalriada School v Omagh Academy
Royal School Armagh v Rainey Endowed
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North Korea is "begging for war," U.S. ambassador Nikki Haley said during an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Monday. The council met after the isolated communist country said it conducted another hydrogen bomb test over the weekend.
After going over the history of North Korea's relationship with the U.N. and its history of continuing its threatening behavior despite sanctions, Haley said that the Security Council must take more aggressive actions.
"To the members of the Security Council, I must say, 'enough is enough,'" Haley told the council. "We have taken an incremental approach, and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked."
Although other members might suggest more talks are necessary, that's an argument Haley didn't buy since none have resulted in North Korea stopping the development of nuclear weapons.
"Kim Jong-Un's action cannot be seen as defensive. He wants to be acknowledged as a nuclear power. But being a nuclear power is not about using those terrible weapons to threaten others. Nuclear powers understand their responsibilities. Kim Jong-Un shows no such understanding," the former South Carolina governor said.
She continued, "His abusive use of missiles, and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. War is never something the United States wants. We don't want it now. But our country's patience is not unlimited. We will defend our allies and our territory."
Haley's strongly-worded speech comes after another week of aggressive behavior from North Korea. On Tuesday, the North fired its first missile over Japan. Then on Sunday, it said it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, its sixth test. Although Pyongyang's claims could not be independently verified, CNN reports that a magnitude 6.3 tremor was felt after the explosion.
After the test, President Donald Trump took to Twitter, where he wrote, "North Korea has conducted a major Nuclear Test. Their words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the United States. North Korea is a rogue nation which has become a great threat and embarrassment to China, which is trying to help but with little success."
Trump also tweeted that the U.S. will consider "stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea," a statement that confused many since China makes up 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade.
South Korea responded to the test with its own military exercises.
Secretary of Defense James Mattis also warned that any threat to the U.S. from North Korea will be met with a "massive military response."
"Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam or our allies will be met with a massive military response — a response both effective and overwhelming," Mattis, a retired general, said. Mattis added that Kim Jong-Un should listen to what Haley and the other members of the U.N. Security Council have to say.
"This crisis goes well beyond the UN. The United States will look at every country that does business with North Korea as a country that is giving aid to their reckless and dangerous nuclear intentions," Haley said in her speech Monday. "And what we do on North Korea will have a real impact on how other outlaw nations who seek nuclear weapons choose to conduct themselves in the future. The stakes could not be higher. The urgency is now. Twenty-four years of half measures and failed talks is enough."


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How Halloween Goes When You're 6
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7. McCafferty gives you sugar-free candy. Wonder why old people even exist.
8. Mask is suffocating, remove it to breathe. But hang onto the strap to make sure you don't lose it.
9. Mask is gone. You have no idea how this happened. Consider crying and going home.
10. Buckle down soldier, you've still got a job to do.
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Eight ways to honor our fallen heroes on Memorial Day
We were a crew of sailors and Marines, milling about, waiting to participate in downtown Denver's Memorial Day Parade. A bunch of kids in "A" school (first training school in military lingo) wishing we were back in our racks sleeping instead of squinting in the morning sun.
A Marine in the the uniform he'd worn in WWI walked the sidewalk in our direction, his step spry, his bearing proud, as it should be for a man able to wear his uniform after over fifty plus years. He stopped in front of our group, did a smart right face and saluted. No words. He didn't need them. He moved on.
We sharpened up. That soldier had seen more of war, of life, and of service to this country than the whole crew of us could ever imagine, and he had paid us respect.
Memorial Day is more than the holiday heralding summer. It is a time when our nation reflects with gratitude on the sacrifice so many in uniform have made. Flags will be lowered to half-mast until noon and communities will be holding services and parades to honor our military.
But what can each of us do to keep the true meaning and spirit of Memorial Day alive? Here are a few suggestions:
1. Take part in the National Moment of Remembrance at 3 pm
Wherever you are, stop, and give a minute of your time for awareness or prayer.
2. Be a part of your community
Before firing up the barbeque, attend one of those parades or commemorative services. Most cities will hold concerts. If yours doesn't, you will be able to catch the televised National Memorial Day Concert on Capitol Hill Sunday evening.
3. Purchase a poppy from a VFW member
They usually sell them for a donation in front of shopping centers. Tie a poppy to your purse or your lapel as a reminder to all of us that this isn't just a day to find great deals on appliances.
4. Blast the Sousa
Make a patriotic music playlist and hang the red, white, and blue. This is the day to fly our nation's flag but don't stint on the bunting either.
5. Keep your family's personal military history alive
Over the picnic table, share stories of family members who served this country. Wearing the uniform calls for sacrifice but it is also an amazing adventure and one that deserves to be documented. If you have someone willing to reminiscence, turn on a recorder or jot down notes. Don't let your family's story disappear into the murky haze of memory.
6. If you are a Veteran, please, take a moment to write your own history
Some experiences you may not feel willing to share but as time passes, your perspective might change and we, as a nation, can gain from your insight. Plus, those service ribbons and commendations and the insignias that you earned—gather them up and please keep them safe. Digitizing letters written during that time or photos might not be a bad idea either.
7. Donate to a charity that supports our military in ways our government doesn't.
A good list with information and ratings as to the effectiveness of the charity is at Charity Navigator.
8. Volunteer
If you feel called to do more, consider helping the USO in its mission to help active duty personnel and their families. The VA Hospitals also always need volunteers. For more information, you can contact the USO here. You can learn more about volunteering at your local VA Hospital at http://www.volunteer.va.gov.


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To know the treatment of hemorrhagic renal cysts, we should know the causes.
Kidney cysts has two types: simple kidney cysts and complex cysts. Simple cysts are thin -walled, fluid-filled sacs with no irregularities in their lining. They may have clear fluid or blood enclosed within their walls. The complex cysts are irregularly-shaped abnormal sacs that are usually calcified, and have a thick outer wall and septa. In addition, polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is one of typical complex kidney cysts. Generally, these cysts are filled with plasma-like fluid and blood. As kidney cysts become bigger and bigger, bleeding may occur within kidney cysts. The condition, we call it hemorrhagic renal cysts. Also, cysts rupture is another reason for the condition. By the way, the surgery also may cause trauma which can cause bleeding cysts.
Then, how to deal with the condition?
Through the above analysis, we have found systemic and comprehensive treatment which can be used for dealing with the condition. One of the treatments is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. How does it work for hemorrhagic renal cysts?
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One of my clients is thinking of re-designing her photography website, so I started looking for other photography sites on the internet as part of my competitive analysis.
Surprisingly, I didn't find too many original websites featuring photographer's portfolio. Many sites were based on a couple of similar Content Management System, so they had the same navigation and main features. But I did come across some really fascinating "photofolios". I was using three different resources for my research:
- StumbleUpon – if you haven't yet installed this useful Firefox Add-on, then I highly recommend you to do so. You can select a number of various categories that you want to browse and start Stumbling upon interesting sites on the Internet. I simply selected Photography section, and was clicking my way through various photography related sites.
- Google – searching for keywords like "photography portfolio", "creative photography", "famous photographers", etc.
- The Photobloggies – Annual Photoblog Awards – I was very glad to find this similar to Weblog Awards website. Make sure to check out the contestants of 2007 Photobloggies, the winners will be announced on May 1, 2007.
While looking for some creative good-looking photography sites I came across some very interesting website with unusual topics. So I'll be sharing with you both kinds of websites. The photography itself is a work of art on most of these site, and there are so many stunning photos, that I won't be mentioning about them in my review – I'll leave them up to you to discover.
8 Elegant Portfolios
- Donata Wenders – a fascinating portfolio piece with three main categories each presented in a unique way: works from Galleries section are displayed as pictures on the walls of a Gallery-like interface; People and Places shots are hanging in a photographer's studio; Movies section is showcased in a theatre-like layout, on a big screen.
- Whateverland – a beautifully designed photoblog with carefully thought navigation: you can browse the archives, or visit today/yesterday's photos, find out all about the photographer's equipment and even browse other photoblogs from author's collection.
- Visual Relax – a nice photoblog featuring works of 3 photographers, the navigation presents a long bar with linked dates and months. Later on I found several other websites that used the same type of navigation, so I'm assuming they're using the same CMS for these sites. I must admit it works really well, easy to use.
- PHOTOMO – such a clean and poised website, very simple to navigate and pleasant to explore. Make sure to check out the Guestmap and Links sections after going through the photos.
- Eolo Perfido – this website comes with a very effective horizontal scrolling for browsing the photos from various Galleries.
- Kim Gottlieb-Walker – it's a must see website for both design inspiration and the fascinating collection of celebrity photographs.
- Steve McCurry – an exquisitely designed website in Flash with gorgeous burgundy colour scheme.
- Michael Muller – another Flash website with an extraordinary way to view photos within a category – just mouse over the featured photo from different directions and you'll see what I mean. You can spot many celebrity photos here as well.
8 Original Topics
- Self-Portrait Day – I could've easily placed this site in my Beautiful sites category, if not for the peculiar topic of this photoblog – members of this site are sending their self-portraits. However the goal of this blog is much more than a "15 seconds" fame: "We hope that Self-Portrait Day functions as a way for people to find new sites. For those of us who find we're following the same circle of Web sites every day, we hope that this will act as a way to discover new places. Basically, it's a launching pad: almost every portrait should lead you somewhere new."
- Express Train – I really like what this website is all about – photos from the author's daily commute (three trains, 11 stops, and 45 minutes each way) to work in Manhattan and back home to Brooklyn. I wonder how do people on the train react when he takes their photos?
- San Francisco Daily Photography – the title says it all – riveting photographs of urban life in San Francisco. This website has inspired me to start a similar site for Vancouver. Now all I need is to finally get a professional DSLR and start polishing my photography skills. I also found another blog with a similar topic: Buenos Aires Daily.
- Outafocus – I never thought that out of focus blurry pictures can look so good and be so mesmerizing.
- The Mirror Project – featuring site members who "have photographed themselves in all manner of reflective surfaces". There are some very finny and clever shots.
- Cara Barer – Her Book Project started from finding a deserted soiled copy of the Yellow Pages. Now she works with many other books (some bought at discount, others are found or donated by friends), transforming them into organic sculptures.
- Drive Back in Time – Don't be deceived by these photos thinking that they were taken in the old days of the last century. Most of the photos were shot between 2002 and 2004 for a Russian automotive magazine. Dmitry Popov carefully researches the era when the cars for his photographs were produced and then arranges the photo shoot accordingly. "The actors, costumes, hair, makeup, setting, and props are all fashioned to the standards of the era."
- Nick Brandt – His photographs of Wild animals are the most spellbinding photos that I've ever seen. I would love to visit one of his exhibitions and see the photographs in full size.
So here you go. Hope you've enjoyed my photography bits as much as I did. And if you know of any other amazing photography portfolio sites, please, share them with us here.


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HR to increase efficiency through new structure
With an eye toward better meeting the University's core business needs, Human Resources embraced a new organizational structure in January.
"The new structure will be more transparent and will provide greater HR accountability for processes and services," says Luis Lewin, vice president for Human Resources.
Among the changes:
The HR website provides a number of resources to help supervisors connect with the correct person or area within the new HR structure. Related links include:
Restructuring efforts began in March 2010 when Lewin initiated a series of conversations with the senior leadership of the University, the HR Advisory Committee, his direct reports and each employee in the West Lafayette campus's central HR organization.
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Daniel L. Silver and Richard Alisch, Acadia University
The selective transfer of task knowledge is studied within the context of multiple task learning (MTL) neural networks. Given a consolidated MTL network of previously learned tasks and a new primary task, T0, a measure of task relatedness is derived. The existing consolidated MTL network representation is fixed and an output for task T0 is connected to the hidden nodes of the network and trained. The cosine similarity between the hidden to output weight vectors for T0 and the weight vectors for each of the previously learned tasks is used as measure of task relatedness. The most related tasks are then used to learn T0 within a new MTL network using the task rehearsal method. Results of an empirical study on two synthetic domains of invariant concept tasks demonstrate the method's ability to selectively transfer knowledge from the most related tasks so as to develop hypotheses with superior generalization.
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We'd like to introduce you to the latest members of Tadas Wood Flooring Inc… our new fully wrapped vans!
Our business is growing so we have 3 vans now – the new one pictured below and our 2 existing ones – all done up in full color vinyl wraps.
And here are all 3 of them together outside a clients home in Glen Ellyn, Illinois…
We are very happy with how they turned out. Our last van design wasn't that memorable so we're glad that finally our transportation looks as good as all the hardwood floors we restore in the Naperville area.
In the last 2 weeks since we've had them wrapped they've attracted quite a lot of positive attention which has been great.
So… if you see us in your neighborhood or driving down the road, give us a wave!


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It's cool enough when local musicians show that extra bit of love for their albums by releasing them on vinyl, but what lo-fi pop artist Marc With a C has done transforms that gesture into shout-it-from-the-rooftops amorousness. For his new album Popular Music, which is due out Feb. 5, he got all multi-chromatic with the record itself, leading me to believe that maybe the "c" in Marc With a C nowadays stands for "colored vinyl." But good news for eager vinyl nerds, the official record release party is on Feb. 2, so you can make your record player look like you're creating spin art and brighten up your life three days earlier than the rest of humanity, if you're one of those folks who's inclined to have a good time on top of scoring a neat new record for your collection.
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Sep 27 2014
Barbara T. Smith performing at MOCA
Barbara T. Smith will perform "Wrestling" this Saturday, September 27 at 6pm as part of MOCA's performance series Step and Repeat. Smith will "wrestle" anyone that comes into her room during the performance, one at a time. Preference to participants 60 and older. Don't miss this incredible opportunity!


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Tuesday thoughts
1. This front is moving quicker than expected not only does it mess me up with my forecast for MI in the national wxchallenge but for you folks out east toward Pikeville and Ashland expecting a period of snow Wednesday Morning. Both the GFS and NAM have really backed off and if the 12z runs continue the trend I may have to remove any accumulation out of the forecast. Let's hope an east ky snowdome isn't coming back. This front will bring gusty winds to 40 mph and rainfall of around 1 inch.
2. Taking out flurries for Thu-Fri may get burned here but I'm just not seeing much.
3. speaking of not seeing much that was the 18z gfs run on our storm threat next week. The gfs is out to lunch and the ensemble spread gives it away the model is not doing well. That being said after a 00z euro run which gave bwg 6 inches of snow the next run implies light snow over the tenn valley middle next week and the cmc is flip-flop mode as well but the 12z run of the cmc and the jma show a good potential for accumulating snow tue-wed of next week. Sticking the course for now and feel confident in my thinking. The 12z jma out to 144 hours is a link to the side on this webpage and I'm in agreement with it.
– system A: tracks across the Ohio valley this weekend then deepens slightly off the coast of atlantic Canada
– system B: cuts underneath trough behind system A and moves across gulf coast states, band of accumulating snow to the north.


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Martin Nesirky was a Reuters correspondent in East Germany and West Berlin from 1987 to 1991. He is now spokesman for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, based in Vienna.
By Martin Nesirky
VIENNA (Reuters) - Back in Berlin this October for the first time in a decade for a reunion with correspondents and diplomats, I joined the inevitable tourist hunt for the Wall, scraps of which remain against a backdrop of glitzy new buildings.
East Germany's asbestos-clogged Palace of the Republic parliament, known to caustic East Berliners as the Ballast of the Republic, has long since gone.
There's also not much left of the press center where I worked and where East German media chief Guenter Schabowski seemed to surprise himself with the cryptic announcement that blasted the Wall wide open.
Yet what I think I came in search of was still there — echoes of conversations and observations, 20 years removed but vivid nonetheless.
At Checkpoint Charlie I stood in the rain facing what used to be the crossing and recalled watching the first East German walking into West Berlin, his arms stretched in the air and his eyes fixed in disbelief.
I had edged across the checkpoint from East to West some time before the guards started to allow East Germans through. It was a crossing I had made dozens if not hundreds of times — twice with an undiscovered cat in the boot and the radio up loud. Needless to say, the crossing on November 9 was even more nerve tingling.
Much of the rest of that night passed in a frantic, exhilarating blur of conversations and scribbled notes, the search for phones in that pre-mobile era and the realization that the city of my forefathers was being reborn.
In the Prenzlauer Berg district where I lived and the Mitte district where I often met dissidents and tried to dodge the Stasi security police, the echoes were just as strong, even though the building facades are now flashy and the cafes chic.
In one cobbled street, I looked around, this time in autumnal sunshine, remembering the October 1989 night-time scene of uniformed police and plainclothes Stasi rounding up demonstrators who wanted Gorbachev-style reform.
Back then, under the dim streetlights, it seemed more 1939 than 1989. I managed to escape by ducking into a courtyard before returning home to report.
It was clear something would have to give, but I could not have guessed how.
One friend in particular came to mind, although I was unable to find him this October. Early in my assignment, he had been the source of an exclusive on slightly eased East German travel restrictions; it seems faintly ridiculous now but was a major development then. I even filed the story from Bonn under the chief correspondent's name to cover my tracks and my source.
The first time I saw that friend after November 9, he presented me with a border warning sign he had removed, for me, the very night the Wall fell.
Editing by Sonya Hepinstall


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Artisit's Poems
Solitude & Madness In Chains
Into the darkness, I shall remain. Nameless and in solitude,
I am. Roaming amongst the filth and biding by sycophant laws.
The twisted, gut wrenching screams of the fallen have been
embedded into my mind with feelings
of loss and total damnation.
A total mind fucking illusion of fate and a world drenched in hypocrisy. Driven into madness never to face reality again.
A sick fascination of life perverted with love have plagued the minds of what was innocent.
Those who have destroyed lives without remorse will
feel the wrath of all things to come.
For mankind are blind to that fact. There are reasons
why I choose to remain in darkness.......I simply do not
want to witness failure all around even though I have no
choice but to see.
Written by Thomas E. Thompson
copyright(c) 2011
Merciful Night
Fear no more, the heat of the sun.
Nor, the furious winter's rages.
Though, thy worldly task hast done.
Home art gone and taken thy wages.
Fear no more, the demons in thy nightmares.
Nor, the angels above.
I have fought them and conquered,
Though, I have few cuts left by thine enemies.
Lay with me under the moon and stars.
As the darkness gathers around us and
forms its beauty.
Not even the beauty of darkness can
compare to you.
Written by Thomas E. Thompson
copyright (c) 2005


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Breakthrough coming for Electric Cars?
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Marc Gunther:
Charging ahead with electric cars
As the electric car is business gets more and more crowded, it feels like we are approaching a breakthrough. It could come from a U.S. automaker like GM with its Volt, from a European company like Renault (and its partner Nissan) which are committed to electric cars through an alliance with Better Place, from a Japanese firm like Toyota which has led the way with hybrid cars like the Prius, from a Chinese or Indian carmaker, or from one of the many startups—Tesla, Think, Fisker, ZENN—that are hurrying to market. I'm fascinated by electric cars, so I went to a panel on "Bringing Electric Cars to the Mass Market" at the Net Impact conference at Wharton. They had great people—Michael Granoff of Better Place who has the title, "head of oil independence policies;" Charles Gassenheimer who is CEO of Ener1, a startup company that makes lithium-ion batteries for electric cars; Vicki Northrup, an industry veteran who has worked for Think, Zen and is back at Think, and moderator Bill Moore, who runs a terrific website,
EV World
, and knows the business inside and out. Of course, it's not much of a business yet. Sure, Toyota has sold more than 1 million hybrids, but most everyone agrees that today's hybrids (which recharge their batteries from the braking power of the car) are an interim technology, a bridge to the future. They are likely to give way, first, to plug-in electric hybrids (where the battery can be recharged by plugging in the car) and then to pure electrics. After all, it doesn't make a lot of sense of build a car with both an internal combustion engine and an electric engine—that's one reason the Prius and other hybrids are pricey. Besides that, the Prius battery technology will soon be surpassed by lithium-ion batteries, the kind used in laptops and cell phones, most experts think. They are more efficient, lighter weight and more powerful. Gassenheimer said a government energy lab tested a Prius with one of his company's lithium-ion batteries and found that it delivered 77 miles per gallon, even before the software was optimized for the new battery. Batteries are the key to the electric car business. The trouble is, lithium ion batteries that are powerful enough to provide a reasonable range—say, 60 to 100 miles on a single charge—and long-lasting enough so that they can be charged and discharged year after year are frightfully expensive. They can easily cost $15,000 to $20,000, the panelists said, accounting for as much as 50% of the cost of a plug-in electric hybrid or an all electric car. So how do you get costs to come down? Several ways, it turns out. First, obviously, is by improving the technology. Lots of big and small companies are working on that—Panasonic, Toyota, Sanyo, BYD, startups Ener1 and A123 and a venture-backed firm called eeStor. Economies of scale will surely help. "Getting the battery into volume production is the best way to drive down costs," Gassenheimer said. Ener1 has a deal to make batteries for the Think cars, which should ramp down their costs; they are building a production line now in Indianapolis. Another approach: Radically transform the automobile business model, as Better Place wants to do. Their plan is to own the batteries and charging stations, and recharge and replace them when needed. This should assure wary buyers, if they believe in Better Place. "You subscribe to Better Place for your energy," Granoff says. "You pay for the miles that you drive." Better Place has struck deals to build out electric-car infrastructure in Israel, Denmark and Australia, with more to come, I'm told. You can watch this video of Shai Agassi, Better Place's charismatic CEO, at the EV World website. Still another approach is to lease the batteries. Think is thinking about this idea, according to Northrup, but is wary of trying to introduce a new technology and a new business model at the same time. "We're not sure Americans will go for it," she says. One thing I learned from the panel: Batteries, when they are no longer powerful enough to drive a car motor, can still hold enough charge so that they could be resold to electric utilities that want to store intermittent renewable energy from the wind or the sun. Finally, the government can and probably will play a role in driving the adoption of electric cars. The $700-billion financial rescue bill included $7,500 tax credits for the first 250,000 buyers of plug-in electrics, which could help the Chevy Volt and the Prius plug-in if they come to market, as expected, by 2010. Gassenheimer says: "The only way to encourage penetration at this early stage ,when the prices are higher than consumers are willing to pay, is government intervention." I've come to believe that plug-in hybrids and then all-electric cars will reach the mass market in the next three to five years, although I can't tell you how we will get from here to there. The fundamental reason is that electric car engines are more efficient than gasoline engines, although there's debate about how big the efficiency advantage turns out to be. Besides that, electric cars are cleaner, they will help wean us from imported oil and they are quieter than gas-powered cars. As Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Nissan and Renault, said last month, when Nissan and France's biggest utility announced plans to roll out an electric-car network in France: "We have decided to introduce zero-emission vehicles as quickly as possible in order to ensure individual mobility against the background of high oil prices and better environmental protection."
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Brenda Priddy
2016-05-11 08:00:00 -0700
I can't wait for electric cars to come over to the UK properly. The
will get tons of responses from the public and trying to get cheaper tax. Contact
Rowan Webb
2016-03-30 23:44:43 -0700
Today we have advanced technologies that can print a car and it is made up mostly of plastic as well. Hence, this idea that India has contributed to the industry before is not that senseless after all. It all boils down to the mixture of other materials added into the plastic component which will eventually make the masterpiece durable and safe enough for public usage.
Rowan Webb
2016-03-30 23:38:41 -0700
It is just a matter of time that a breakthrough in the electric car market becomes obvious. That is a highly-anticipated process for every new industry regardless of its nature to act as a sign of progress. Other markets might require a much longer time than the rest depending on the response from end consumers. Developments should take place as regularly as possible in order to show improvements at a steady pace.