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Welcome to the Yoga Journal Baptiste Yoga Directory page. In this section you will find yoga studios, retreat centers, and teachers who specialize or incorporate Baptiste Yoga into their practice and philosophy.
Baron Baptiste is the son of yoga pioneers Walter and Magana Baptiste, who opened the first San Francisco yoga studio in 1955. He began practicing yoga as a young child and has studied with multiple Indian yoga masters. He developed Baptiste Yoga and runs teacher trainings in his specific style of yoga. The aim of Baptiste Yoga is to create freedom, peace of mind, and the ability to live more authentically. Expect a physically challenging flowing practice that will get your heart rate up. Each class features a vigorous 90-minute vinyasa sequence in a heated room. It is geared to more athletic practitioners but everyone is welcome. Baptiste style encourages students to work and honor their own level of fitness. Recent and featured articles about Baptiste Power Yoga.
Fall in Love with Yoga and Brazil during one of our 25 Day Immersion Training on Brazil's Santa Catarina Island near the city of Florianopolis.
Fall in Love with Yoga and Hawaii during one of our 25 Day Immersion Training on Hawaii's Big Island. Our 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Trainings take place in a fun and creative environment where you will have the time and space to dive deeper into your practice and learn to spread your Love of Yoga. Peak Beings Yoga is a Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance and all graduating teachers will be qualified to register with the Yoga Alliance as a Registered Yoga Teacher. We also offer this same training in Brazil.
Prana del Mar is a stunning beachfront yoga and wellness center specializing in yoga retreats and yoga holidays, and featuring many acclaimed international teachers.
It offers luxurious accommodations in wonderfully-appointed rooms and suites, two elegant yoga studios, a community building with reading library and rooftop deck, delicious and healthful cuisine, a swimming pool and hot tub, a desert garden and stone labyrinth, environmental awareness (including being fully-powered 24/7 by an extensive solar electric system), magnificent views, and warm Mexican hospitality.
Aya Jane Waite grew up in the woods north of Marquette, home-schooled by a musician and a dancer. At twelve years old she began her yoga practice on the forest floor: down dog in the sand, leaves, and bridge over Wilson Creek. Aya unearthed a love of teaching while taking a 5-month teacher training course at the Baptiste studio Namaspa, in Bend, Oregon.
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Described as the place "where Robinson Crusoe meets Architectural Digest," Haramara Retreat is an exclusive, intimate, magical and idyllic place created and designed to provide a natural and supportive environment. Haramara offers serenity, seclusion and security to ensure relaxing and renewing retreats and vacations for groups, couples and individuals.
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Im not that cute, or that rich, but Thalia said I was cute. She kissed me, and i tryded to grab her butt but some one pulded my hand away. Pinche Haters. I wanted to get a guns so i could play duck hunt, but damn its a buck. Just means i have to slange tamales in over times.
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Likud to Lapid: Your Bennett Pact Will Spoil Settlement Uprooting
At last, the Likud-Beitenu coalition negotiations team has pulled the biggest rabbit out of its hat, exposing in the process that on the two-state solution there's no daylight between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and super-leftist Meretz Chairwoman Zehava Gal-On.
As Yesh Atid negotiators have told the daily Makor Rishon, the Likud-Beitenu team threatened them on Thursday that their political pact with Habayit Hayehudi will end up thwarting the possibility of dismantling Judea and Samaria settlement as part of a future agreement on a Palestinian state.
According to Yair Lapid's representative at the coalition talks, two Likud reps told them on Thursday: "We're going towards tough decisions. If you don't break up your pact with Bennett, we won't be able to uproot settlements should there be a need for tough decisions. Together – we could do it."
Makor Rishon noted that a similar statement was attributed to Prime Minister Netanyahu himself during his chat with Yair Lapid immediately after the elections, but it was later denied. Yesterday, Lapid's people stated unequivocally that they'd heard that same, explicit argument from the Likud-Beitenu team.
Meanwhile, on Thursday the Likud negotiators have enhanced their efforts to bring the Haredi parties into the government, as a means of pressuring the Jewish Home team.
If you detect a note of hysteria in the Likud's scrambling efforts to cobble together a government, you are not mistaken. On Saturday, Netanyahu is expected to ask President Peres for a two-week extension to be able to continue his efforts, and the White House has not been helping to alleviate the pressure by leaking that President Obama would be staying home to improve his golf game if a new government is not at hand before his visit to the Holy Land.
Naturally, this bodes very well for the Lapid-Bennett team, whose cue at this point is simply to stay the course, don't flinch, and Netanyahu would have to capitulate.
Better him than the settlements.Yori Yanover
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published Dancing and Crying, a colorful and intimate portrait of the last two years in the life of the late Lubavitch Rebbe, (in Hebrew), and two fun books in English: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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As has been already stated and as will probably be stated to you plenty in future posts...Leino played himself out of here with lack of production, etc., whether it was "fair" or not. Kopecky probably would still have a hard time getting top-line minutes still. More power to them for doing better elsewhere but they still probably wouldn't get much time here.
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In the halls of the Colorado State Capitol, state legislators will soon bounce echoes of deals off the stately columns and heavy wooden doors, and most of it will involve saving Colorado from a deep recession.
But how legislators do that in conjunction with Gov. Bill Ritter depends on whom you ask. Some Democratic lawmakers think Colorado needs fees or a modernization of the gas tax to help pay for things such as transportation maintenance and capital construction while Republicans say government needs to tighten its belt to make up for what could be a nearly $600 million Colorado budget shortfall.
But it must be sort of difficult to gauge just what you should cut or do with the budget when analysts disagree about just how much Colorado could be short this year. That figure ranges from $80 million to $600 million, depending on who you ask.
The less gut-wrenching figure comes from the governor's office; the jaw-dropping one from the legislature's own Legislative Council.
But despite cost-cutting, the new year's legislative session when it starts Wednesday will have one theme as Colorado House Speaker-designate Terrance Carroll, D-Denver, puts it: "Jobs, jobs, jobs."
Ritter has asked the incoming Barack Obama administration for nearly $1.4 billion for "shovel-ready" transportation projects in Colorado, all of which are ready to begin construction within 180 days, as part of a new federal stimulus program. Some say if the stimulus and Colorado's list are approved it would provide jobs to 39,000 Coloradans.
Carroll said jobs could start as soon as 60 days after the jobs are approved if changes to the bid process are accepted.
But how long the Obama administration will take to move on the legislation that would provide the money for Colorado will mean it could be summer before Colorado sees results from those dollars.
In the meantime, at least 40 states have deficits like Colorado does, forcing similar cuts and tax raises around the country. Obama's plan will add 3 million jobs to a stuttering economy, his advisers hope, and could cost as much as $1 trillion. States so far have submitted $136 billion in "shovel-ready" projects to the Obama administration.
In an interview with the Greeley Tribune Editorial Board, Carroll said the recession might mean a retool of the economy and a mix of small-business jobs, urban and rural jobs and so-called "green-collar" environmentally sound jobs.
And cuts, and new taxes? Everything has to remain on the table, Carroll said.
But whatever happens, the Colorado Legislature must act fast, Carroll said, with or without federal help to secure Colorado's fiscal future.
"We do understand folks are in an awful bind," Carroll said of potentially raising fees
or taxes.
Sen. Scott Renfroe, R-Greeley, said it's important for Colorado to create jobs and that a lot of bills will probably be brought forward purporting to do just that.
But government should motivate and encourage business to grow, Renfroe said, without taxing and hurting those already hurting from the recession.
To help with funding transportation, Colorado could sell "certificates of participation," which, like bonds, would raise money for the state.
Renfroe said he's not always big on the idea of those certificates, and that Republicans' idea of creating a "rainy day fund" would have saved the state some money in hard times by putting some extra money away.
"Government needs to cut back, just like everyone else," Renfroe said.
Rep. Glenn Vaad, R-Mead, said government does need to re-assess what it's spending money on to try to make up for the shortfall.
Part of that may mean deciding what " especially in transportation " the government is responsible for, Vaad said. He plans on carrying a bill that would transfer oversight of some transportation projects, even on state roads, to local communities through metropolitan planning organizations.
Right now, $170 million per year out of the Colorado Department of Transportation's maintenance and operating funds pays back bonds for the T-Rex projects in Denver and others.
"We need to be mindful of how we make the point," Vaad said of selling people on the idea that Colorado really does need some new funding for transportation and creating jobs in the process.
In Greeley and Weld County, plans to help finance transportation improvements long-term through a regional transportation authority and subsequent tax hike was shot down by voters in 2007.
As the economy sours, getting people on their feet again is important, Vaad said.
"It's going to be a slow, arduous task," he said.
At the same time, Rep. Jim Riesberg, D-Greeley, also in an interview with the Greeley Tribune Editorial Board, said people " much like the Colorado Legislature " shouldn't wait for the federal government to change their circumstances if they're out of a job.
"We can't just rely on the government to create everything," Riesberg said. People should look at their own skill sets and consider expanding their horizons, he added.
"When we come out of this, our economy is going to be different," Carroll said, adding that Colorado's education system has to catch up to make sure students are prepared to take "green-collar" jobs
At the same time, education funding is stagnating because of constitutional prohibitions on spending increases, Carroll said. Amendment 23 allows per-pupil spending to grow only by so much per year.
If Colorado can show it can provide a highly-trained work force, "companies will bring the jobs," Vaad said.
Riesberg said he's also working on bills related to health care, in addition to federal legislators working on the problem. Riesberg will propose bills related to increasing access to health care for poor children and supporting legislation that will increase care through school- and community-based clinics.
Riesberg also will follow his bill last session that banned most soda pop sales at schools with a similar bill aimed at limiting sales at schools of snacks not good for children.
Renfroe said he's working on a bill that will allow small neighborhood unlicensed day-care facilities to care for more than one family's children with consent from the families.
But all conversations this session should start and end with the cost of any legislation, which could mean majority Democrats and minority Republicans could butt heads.
Money has no political party, and everyone cares about the state's budget shortfall.
"It's not a Democrat or Republican problem," Carroll said. "It's a Colorado problem. ... I hope we put our state first."
" The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Here are some other bills that Greeley-area legislators will be carrying this session:
Rep. Jim Riesberg:
» A bill that would limit snack foods bad for children in schools.
» A bill that would increase health care access for children.
Rep. Glenn Vaad:
» A bill to help Berthoud join the Aims Community College area so residents can pay in-district tuition.
Sen. Scott Renfroe:
» A bill that would require youth services facilities to notify the state government of violent or intimidating occurrences that happen among youths and workers at the facilities.
» A bill that would require a six-month waiting period before a government employee can work as a lobbyist or consultant. This is already against state law, but there's no penalty for violating it. Renfroe's will would add a penalty.


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Queensland Premier Peter Beattie denies he over-reacted in Question Time today, when Deputy Opposition Leader Jeff Seeney was ejected from State Parliament for 48 hours over the so-called Palm Island "airfare affair".
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Research into the tasmanian devil facial tumour disease has received a $15,000 boost.
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Rising interest rates have been blamed for a big drop in the number of housing renovations last year.
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The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) says more than 600 ETSA Utilities workers will go on a four-day strike from Friday after a breakdown in negotiations with company management today.
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A Sydney newspaper publisher has been fined almost $7,000 after being found guilty of breaching the New South Wales Anti-Discrimination Act.
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A 61-year-old man has received a suspended sentence for ramming two cars he alleges were street-racing near his home in Keysborough in Melbourne.
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The Australian Education Union (AEU) say a series of stop-work meetings across the Northern Territory over the next two weeks will highlight teacher concerns about uncompetitive pay.
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A US Army sergeant was given a psychiatric examination and sent out of Iraq after he reported that members of his counter-intelligence team in Samarra were abusing prisoners, according to Army investigation documents.
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US soldiers have abused at least one wounded prisoner in Iraq and showed disrespect to dead Iraqis as well as Iraqi civilians, according to a video made public today.
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The South Australia Opposition says leaked documents show only six of the nine new operating theatres at the Lyell McEwin Health Service being used.
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Queensland Treasurer Terry Mackenroth has struck back at his federal counterpart in the escalating war over GST revenue.
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More than 80 police officers have been called in from all parts of southern Tasmania to help provide security for the visit of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark to Hobart later this week.
Topics: royal-and-imperial-matters, police, hobart-7000
Navy ship HMAS Anzac has arrived in Albany in Western Australia to prepare for the first leg of its voyage to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the Anzac landings at Gallipoli.
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Witnesses to the fatal shooting of a security guard at North Blackburn in Melbourne's east say the man was on the ground when he was shot.
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Australian opening batsman Matthew Hayden has been declared fit to play in the first cricket Test against New Zealand starting in Christchurch on Thursday.
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Communications Minister Helen Coonan has again rejected the idea of the Government breaking-up Telstra before selling its remaining stake in the telecommunications giant.
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Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says HIV/AIDS could cause a social and economic disaster in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
Topics: foreign-affairs, aids-and-hiv, australia, papua-new-guinea
Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says he has been assured that no human remains have been unearthed during work on a road-widening project at Anzac Cove in Turkey.
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Around 4,000 Canberrans have greeted the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Denmark during their visit to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
Topics: royal-and-imperial-matters, arts-and-entertainment, act
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Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has won the toss and put Pakistan in to bat in the first cricket Test in Mohali.
Prime Minister John Howard and Opposition Leader Kim Beazley have sent their best wishes to Coalition backbencher David Jull who has undergone major surgery for cancer.
Topics: federal-government, surfers-paradise-4217
Police in New Zealand are hunting a kidnap gang after finding their hostage bound and gagged but unhurt.
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People in the far north are being urged to use the remaining hours of daylight to prepare for Cyclone Ingrid.
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The Australian death toll from the Boxing Day tsunamis has risen to 21.
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A woman who founded a seedling company in Queensland has been named Australia's Businesswoman of the Year.
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McKenzie Powell Floral & Event Design is a Seattle-based company known for their lush, romantic florals and thoughtfully designed events. Whether the style be modern, classic, or eclectic, McKenzie wants her client beaming. Apart from specializing in florals, event design and home decor, McKenzie's studio is also a sweet spot to gaze on. Located in Seattle, Washington, the studio is sleek and stylish, and adorned with azzling event pieces, charming inspirations, and well organized tools of the trade.
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Boise State, BCS rankings, and Cam Newton are just several of the many topics that are on our minds so far on the last Saturday of November.
Indeed, there's all sorts of rumblings about college football today, much of which still concerns the drama that went down in Alabama and Nevada on Friday. Cam Newton further cemented his Heisman case by leading Auburn to an epic comeback over the Crimson Tide, and Boise State saw their national title hopes go up in flames when they faltered late against the Wolf Pack.
Yes sir, there's a lot to get to already, and we're going to keep you posted on all the big stories as they come.
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Skip to comments.Mainstream Media Becomes Pure Propaganda, Is Bias, Dishonest
Posted on 02/02/2009 10:28:10 AM PST by jazusamo
Morning, Rip Van Winkle. Good column.
Good article!
The socialist, liberal, progressive, communist, Marxist, have made constant inroads against our Constitution; and our way of life. Each generations gets the same lies over and over.
Be a student of history. It is and has been the liberals against the conservatives ever since the beginning... whatever they are called.
They are winning via the welfare/ immigration war now.
How it has worked is when we really see (not what they say; but what they do) we conservatives win back the lost ground mostly.
Still they have gained the edge during the last 40 years.
Stop trying to use "bias" as an adjective. All of you.
I see it just about every day and I can't take anything following it seriously.
Biased is the adjective. The media is biased.
Bias is the noun. The media shows bias.
It's no different from the shrieking community organizers saying things like "he's prejudice!" or "I ain't suppose to".
Well said...Hope we can win back ground before it's too late.
Agreed, I noticed it also.
Ah, you mean the headline. Very strange. The article is well written and literate, but the headline is out to lunch.
The only explanation I can come up with is that headlines are often written by headline writers, whose chief concern is to fit them into the column space, so it's probably not Herb Denenberg's fault.
The article is good.
Yes, it's impacting me.
There are several reasons for this, IMHO. First, newsrooms are filled much more with college graduates than used to be the case, and their sources of education tend to be overwhelmingly liberal. Second, it is a central tenet of liberal dogma that liberals are smarter than conservatives, which colors any attempt at political diversity in hiring and promotion (as it does on campus as well). And third, there is the seduction of power. Young journalists get into the business for the admirable if somewhat callow reasons of "making a difference" and "changing the world." But the environment is more cloistered than it used to be and that tends to shield those young people from learning better in the way they might in, say, the construction industry or the military. A reporter committed to becoming an agent of change is a reporter impossibly compromised. Surrounded by similarly motivated colleagues there is no corrective, and the tendency toward groupthink becomes simply a matter of career survival.
Goldberg has said it elsewhere and I think he's correct - they don't even know they're doing it. In fact, they bristle at the mere suggestion. Fish don't notice the water.
The MSM are WORKING for the UnAmerican Democrat Party...and lying about it to their viewers and readers.
We should sue their arse.
The author is accurate in this statement, but he does not observe that most of the current 'generation' of journalists are/have been merely aping the precedent set by journalists of long standing ... their senior colleagues. His so called 'integrity' of journalism was a pathetic relic and diminished commodity even when the current crop of 'journalists' began playing 'news room' for a living.
I have The Bulletin bookmarked.
Couldn't agree more, you nailed it.
My granddaughter wants to major in journalism, she's a very good writer already. We've had many discussions about this very thing and fortunately her parents are good conservatives, I'd like to believe she'll buck the odds.
It really does come down to the MSM working for the RATS.
Very good pics on your homepage. :)
And this is a surprise to whom???
Not to us for sure but the message should be shouted long and loud.
:) You betcha.
These errors make it difficult for me to read the article, although in this case I'm glad i did.
Another thing that drives me nuts is the omission of the "s" in plural nouns (or if it's there, it's preceded by an apostrophe).
Ah, well, language changes. Is "alright" in the dictionary yet? I'm afraid to look...
You probably already see this, so my pointing it out is probably unnecessary. But unless more of us say it, I fear many will be afraid to admit it once it happens.
Μολὼν λάβε
Μολὼν λάβε
Would it be incentivizing you to do something different?
Irregardless, it is anathemical to use "bias" as an adjective.
A while ago I worked in the mainstream media myself, both print and radio. There's no need to bore you with my experiences, other than to say that 1) this article is correct, both in general and specifics and 2) it's actually worse than portrayed.
Thanks, redpoll!
Pure propaganda, dishonesty is not bias, it's democrat party and communist activism.
Stop trying to use bias as an adjective. All of you.
Yes, it's impacting me.
"Verbing weirds language."
At least Calvin has an excuse for such poor grammar and weak vocabulary, he's only 7 years old.
Bump for a later read,thanks, jazusamo.
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Douglas County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 21-year-old Truckee man on suspicion of trespassing and assault after he allegedly urinated on a slot machine and became combative with deputies and casino security officers.
Deputies responded to MontBleu Casino, Resort & Spa about 4:20 a.m. Sunday after casino security made several attempts to kick the "extremely intoxicated" man out of the casino for displaying a bad attitude and interfering with security personnel's job, including urinating on a slot machine, according to a deputy's report.
After deputies arrived, they made several attempts to get the man to leave. He eventually walked toward Harrah's Lake Tahoe, but made a final attempt to get back into MontBleu and got into a fight with a casino security officer, according to the report.
Deputies intervened and were able to subdue the man.
The man was booked into Douglas County's Lake Tahoe jail facility.
Also last weekend, three South Shore residents were arrested in association with an alleged pickpocket scheme at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, according to a Douglas County Sheriff's deputy's report.
A 27-year-old Stateline woman allegedly took the man's wallet while they were dancing "butt to butt" at the Vex nightclub, according to the report.
She then allegedly passed it on to a 24-year-old South Lake Tahoe man who passed it on to a second 24-year-old South Lake Tahoe man who tried to hide the wallet in a nearby bathroom stall, according to the report.
Casino security personnel found the wallet and contacted authorities, according to the report.
The woman said she "panicked" when she realized she had taken the man's wallet, so she gave it to a friend. She denied having plans to take the man's wallet, according to the report.
The woman was arrested on suspicion of theft and the men were arrested on suspicion of accessory to theft, according to the report.


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Energetically modified cement
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Energetically modified cements (EMC) are a class of cementitious materials made from pozzolans (e.g. fly ash, volcanic ash, pozzolana), silica sand, blast furnace slag, or Portland cement (or blends of these ingredients).
- 1 Classification and field-usage potential
- 2 History
- 3 Effect of EMCs on a concrete's chemistry and "self-healing"
- 4 Range of concretes produced
- 5 Portland cement replacement-capabilities (and limitation considerations)
- 6 No noxious emissions and low leachability of EMCs
- 7 EMCs using Californian volcanic ash and significance
- 8 Durability of concretes produced and high-performance concretes (HPCs)
- 9 Projects using EMC
- 10 Production
- 11 See also
- 12 Notes
- 13 References
- 14 External links
Classification and field-usage potential[edit]
An energetically modified cement is a cementitious material that has been produced using the EMC Activation process. The term "energetically modified cement" (abbreviated as "EMC" or "EMC cement") refers to a distinct class of cementitious materials.[1][2] There are several different energetically modified cements depending on the raw materials used.
Although the term "energetically modified cement" implies that such compounds are cements, they are more accurately described as "cementitious materials". EMC cannot fully replace conventional Portland cement in concrete unless Portland cement itself is the raw material undergoing EMC Activation. Where raw materials other than Portland cement undergo EMC Activation, the resultant energetically modified cements are called "Alternative Cementitious Materials" or "Supplemental Cementitious Materials". Colloquially, energetically modified cements not made from Portland cement are sometimes described as "Green Cements", because of the significant energy and carbon dioxide savings.[clarification needed][3] As such, EMC may be viewed as a contributor to the emerging field of ecodesign.[4]
The usefulness of energetically modified cements depends on the performance characteristics required, based on the mechanical loads expected and the ambient environment. The most useful EMCs are those made from fly ash and natural pozzolans — on account of their relative abundance, the performance characteristics of the respective EMC, the relatively high Portland cement replacement ratios made available by EMC Activation using these raw materials, together with the associated energy and carbon dioxide savings. [Note 1]
EMC products have been extensively tested by independent labs, including Caltrans and other concrete producers.[clarification needed][5][6]
The term "energetically modified cement" is widely accepted in the academic community. The term was first used in Sweden, where the EMC Activation process was discovered in 1992 by Vladimir Ronin at Luleå University of Technology (LTU). The process was refined there by Dr. Ronin and others, including Lennart Elfgren (now Professor Emeritus of LTU, Division of Structural Engineering, Department of Civil, Mining and Environmental Engineering).[7]
The term "energetically modified cement" was used first in a paper by Ronin et al. in 1993.[8]
At the 45th World Exhibition of Invention, Research and Innovation, held in Brussels, Belgium, EMC Activation was awarded a Gold Medal with mention by EUREKA, the European inter-governmental (research and development) organisation.[9]
Given that the EMC Activation process is entirely mechanical in nature (as opposed to thermal), its potential to cause significant energy savings has been further recognised independently for a number of years.[4][10] This recognition continues.[2]
Continuing academic work and research with energetically modified cements is ongoing at LTU, including work within the auspices of the Sveriges Bygguniversitet (SBU). The nascent "self-healing" properties of EMCs have some resonance within the emerging field of biomimetics in the advanced material sciences and civil engineering disciplines. In March 2013 Elfgren presented LTU's perspective at the Future Infrastructure Forum (FIF) held at University of Cambridge.[11]
The research work connected with EMCs has received numerous awards from the Elsa ō Sven Thysells stiftelse för konstruktionsteknisk forskning (Elsa & Sven Thysell Foundation for Construction Engineering Research) of Sweden.[12]
Effect of EMCs on a concrete's chemistry and "self-healing"[edit]
Using pozzolans in concrete provides a number of chemical pathways whereby porous (reactive) Portlandite is transformed into a number of hard and impermeable (relatively non-reactive) compounds, rather than producing the porous and soft relatively reactive calcium carbonate produced using ordinary concrete.[13] Many of the end products of pozzolanic chemistry exhibit a hardness greater than 7.0 on the Mohs scale. By comparison, Tungsten is 7.5 on the scale.[14]
The greater the replacement in the concrete of Portland cement with pozzolanic cementitious materials (of which EMCs are an example), the greater the propensity for the foregoing.[13] EMC Activation is a process which is thought to increase a pozzolan's chemical affinity for such pozzolanic reactions.[15][16] This is yields a faster and greater strength development of the resulting concrete—at higher replacement ratios—than untreated pozzolans.[17][18] As such, EMCs may be classified also as "highly reactive pozzolans". Highly reactive pozzolans are thought to yield further stabilisation benefits upon the pozzolanic reaction-pathways.
|A simplified explanation for the benefits of EMCs (Pozzolanic) chemistry
In common with all pozzolanic cementitious materials, EMCs improve a concrete's overall chemistry when compared with Portland cement.[13] The full extent of the effects is not entirely known.[5]
In concrete (including concretes with EMCs), Portland cement reacts with water to produce a stone-like material. The "setting" of cement when mixed with water and aggregates to form concrete involves a complex series of chemical reactions, the full mechanics of which are still not fully understood. That chemical process, called mineral hydration, forms two cementing compounds in the concrete: calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) and calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2). This reaction can be noted in three ways, as follows:[19]
The underlying hydration reaction forms two products:
Portlandite makes up about 25% of "ordinary" concrete.[13] In such "ordinary" concretes (i.e. made with Portland cement without pozzolanic cementitious materials), carbon dioxide is slowly absorbed to convert the Portlandite into insoluble calcium carbonate (CaCO3), in a process called carbonatation:[13]
In mineral form, calcium carbonate can exhibit a wide range of hardness depending on how it is formed. For example, at its softest, calcium carbonate can form in concrete as chalk (of hardness 1.0 on Mohs scale). Like Portlandite, calcium carbonate in mineral form can also be porous, permeable and with a poor resistance to acid attack (whereupon it releases carbon dioxide).
By comparison, as a continuing part of the hydration process (and in common with all pozzolanic concretes), concretes comprising EMCs continue to consume the soft and porous Portlandite — instead turning it into additional hardened concrete as calcium silicate hydrate (C-S-H) rather than calcium carbonate.[13] This results in a denser, less permeable and more durable concrete.[13] This reaction is an acid-base reaction between Portlandite and silicic acid (H4SiO4) that may be represented as follows:[24]
Further, many pozzolans contain aluminiate (Al(OH)4−) that will react with Portlandite and water to form:
Pozzolanic cement chemistry (along with high-aluminiate cement chemistry) is complex and per se is not constrained by the foregoing pathways. For example, strätlingite can be formed in a number of ways, including per the following equation which can add to a concrete's strength:[27]
The overall role of pozzolans in a concrete's chemistry is not fully understood. For the sake of illustration, only one aspect has been considered, which alone is complex-enough. For example, strätlingite is metastable, which in a high temperature and water-content environment (that can be generated during the early curing stages of concrete) may of itself yield stable calcium aluminium garnet (see first bullet point above).[29] This can be represented per the following equation:
Per the first bullet point, although the inclusion of calcium aluminium garnet per se is not problematic, if it is instead produced by foregoing pathway, then micro-cracking and strength-loss can occur in the concrete.[31] However, adding high-reactivity pozzolans into the concrete mix prevents such a conversion reaction.[32] In sum, whereas pozzolans provide a number of chemical pathways to form hardened materials, "high-reactivity" pozzolans such as blast furnace slag (GGBFS) can also stabilise certain pathways. In this context, EMCs made from fly ash have been demonstrated to produce concretes that meet the same characteristics as concretes comprising "120 Slag" (i.e., GGBFS) according to U.S. standard ASTM C989.[17][33]
There are many other benefits to pozzolanic chemistry.[Note 2] For example, Portlandite can also react with sulphate ions to cause efflorescence, typically as either: (i) calcium sulphate (in hydrated form as gypsum or, in a sufficiently dry environment, as anhydrite); or (ii) copper sulphate (in hydrated form as a blue crystalline solid that, when exposed to air, dehydrates to form its white anhydrous counterpart). These reactions are induced by low temperatures, moist conditions and condensation. Pozzolanic chemistry reduces the amount of Portlandite available, to reduce efflorescence.[34]
Self-healing (autogenous effects)[edit]
It is for the foregoing reasons (and others) that it is thought pozzolanic mortars and concretes have been observed to "self-heal".[35][36] This effect is considered a natural autogenous property.[37] By virtue that EMC Activation is a process which is thought to increase a pozzolan's affinity for such pozzolanic reactions, concretes made from EMCs are no different in this regard (see major pictorial insert above).[15][16] The same autogenous tendency been noted and studied in the various supporting structures of Hagia Sophia built for the Byzantine emperor Justinian (now, Istanbul, Turkey).[38] There, in common with most Roman cements, mortars comprising high amounts of pozzolana were used — in order to give what is thought to be an increased resistance to the stress-effects caused by the various earthquakes that have disrupted the region throughout the millennia (see also, below, "Historical context of the EMC California results").[39]
Range of concretes produced[edit]
The performance of concretes made from energetically modified cements can be custom-designed. Hence, concretes can range from those exhibiting superior strength and durability that reduce the carbon footprint at up to ~70% as compared to concretes made from Portland cement, through to the production of rapid and ultra-rapid hardening, high-strength concretes (for example, over 70 MPa / 10,150 psi in 24 hours and over 200 MPa / 29,000 psi in 28 days).[40] This allows energetically modified cements to yield high performance concretes (HPCs – see section below, "Durability of concretes produced and High Performance Concretes").[41]
Portland cement replacement-capabilities (and limitation considerations)[edit]
Generally, the strength and strength-development of pozzolan concretes depend upon the "pozzolanic" characteristics of the raw material that is employed to make it. For example, fly ash in its natural state is typically more "pozzolanic" than volcanic ash — although care should be taken not to necessarily imply that all fly ashes are per se more "pozzolanic" than all volcanic ashes. In a similar vein, the nascent characteristics of the raw material undergoing EMC Activation may also act as a consideration as to the upper limit of Portland cement replacement by an energetically modified cement.
Moreover, in practical "everyday" terms, the key consideration is a concrete's strength-development within a specified time period. In a project environment, this means a concrete will need to develop a strength within a given time period that either matches or exceeds a project's specifications. For this reason, although the replacement-ratio of an EMC made from fly ash may exceed even 70%, by comparison the current upper-limit using EMC made from natural pozzolans is 60% for practical large-scale usage.[5]
No noxious emissions and low leachability of EMCs[edit]
The EMC activation of fly ash is entirely mechanical in nature and does not involve any heating or burning in the process.[3] Leachability tests were performed by LTU in 2001 in Sweden on behalf of a Swedish power production company.[42] These tests confirmed that EMC made from fly ash "showed a low surface specific leachability" with respect to "all environmentally relevant metals." [43][44]
EMCs using Californian volcanic ash and significance[edit]
Energetically modified cements have been used in large infrastructure projects in the United States.[5] When EMC is made from fly ash, high Portland cement replacements (i.e., the replacement of at least 50% Portland cement) yield concretes consistent field results in high-volume applications.[17] This is also the case for EMC made from natural pozzolans (e.g., volcanic ash).[18]
For example, volcanic ash deposits from Southern California of the United States were independently tested. At 50% Portland cement replacement, the resulting concretes exceeded requirements:[45]
- At 28 days, the compressive strength was 4,180 psi / 28.8 MPa (N/mm²).
- The 56-day strength exceeded the requirements for 4,500 psi (31.1 MPa) concrete, even taking into account the safety margin as recommended by the American Concrete Institute.[46]
The results demonstrated that:
- EMC Activation "has a sufficient positive impact on the water requirement to obtain satisfactory workability and strength of concrete, at about 50% replacement of Portland cement."
- the "index of pozzolanic activity at 7 days was 80% and at 28 days was 88%, which exceeded the relevant standard's requirements (75% at both ages)." [45]
The particle-size distribution and morphology of the EMC produced were studied by Luleå University of Technology. Those studies "evidenced the improvement in the surface smoothness of particles of natural pozzolans processed by the proprietary EMC method." [45]
Durability of concretes produced and high-performance concretes (HPCs)[edit]
Treating Portland cement with EMC activation will yield high-performance concretes. These HPCs will be high strength, highly durable, and exhibiting greater strength-development in contrast to HPCs made from untreated Portland cement, which can have moderate to challenging durability impairments by comparison.[40]
For example, durability tests have been performed according to the "Bache method" (see diagram).[40] The Bache method induces the sequence of saturation by salt water of 7.5% sodium chloride (i.e., a brine, which by definition is of greater salt concentration than sea waters), followed by freezing or heating in a 24-hour cycle, in order to simulate high diurnal temperature ranges.[47] Concrete made from ordinary Portland cement without additives has a relatively impaired resistance to salt waters.[47] Hence, the Bache method is generally accepted as one of the most severe testing procedures for concrete.[40]
Samples made of high-performance concrete comprising (a) EMC (comprising Portland cement and silica fume both having undergone EMC Activation) and (b) Portland cement, having respective compressive strengths of 180.3 and 128.4 MPa (26,150 and 18,622 psi) after 28 days of curing, were then tested using the Bache method.[40] The resulting mass-loss was plotted in order to determine durability. The test results showed:
- EMC high-performance concrete showed a "consistent high-level durability" throughout the entire testing period. For example, "practically no scaling of the concrete has been observed", even after 80 Bache method cycles,[40] whereas the reference Portland cement concrete had undergone "total destruction after about 16 Bache method cycles, in line with Bache's own observations for high-strength concrete." [40][47]
In other words, treating Portland cement with the EMC activation process may increase the strength development by nearly 50% and also significantly improve the durability, as measured according to generally accepted methods.
All energetically modified cements also exhibit high resistances to chloride and sulphate ion attack, together with low alkali-silica reactivities (ASR).[17] These features allow concretes made from energetically modified cements to exhibit superior durabilities as compared to concretes made from Portland cement, a feature common to all concretes comprising pozzolans.[23]
An early project using EMC made from fly ash was the construction of a road bridge in Karungi, Sweden, with Swedish construction firm Skanska. The Karungi road bridge has successfully withstood the tests of time, despite Karungi's harsh subarctic climate and extremely divergent annual and diurnal temperature ranges.[3][48]
Projects using EMC[edit]
In the United States, energetically modified cements have been approved for usage by a number of state transportation agencies, including PennDOT, TxDOT and CalTrans.[5][6]
In the United States, highway bridges and hundreds of miles of highway paving have been constructed using concretes made from EMC derived from fly ash.[5] These projects include the paving of sections of Interstate 10, which is the main U.S. Interstate highway linking Jacksonville, Florida, with Los Angeles, California.[5] In these projects, EMC replaced at least 50% of the Portland cement in the concrete poured.[17] This is roughly 2.5 times more than the Portland cement replacement typically offered by untreated fly ash per se.[49] In all projects, the 28-day strength requirements were exceeded. For example, independent test-data records the highest 28-day strength at 8015 psi (55.26 MPa) against a project requirement of 4400 psi (30.34 MPa).[17]
Another notable project is the extension of the passenger terminals at the Port of Houston, Texas. This project fully exploits energetically modified cement's ability to yield concretes that exhibit high resistances to chloride– and sulphate–ion permeability (i.e., increased resistance to sea waters), as compared to concretes made from Portland cement.[5]
As of 2010 the 18 years cumulative volume of concrete produced contain a least partially energetically modified cement was over 4,500,000 cu yd (3,440,496 m3). This 18 year total represents approximately 0.13% of the yearly worldwide concrete production at 3,500,000,000 cubic yards.[50]
See also[edit]
Background science to EMC Activation:
- Archard equation
- Asperity
- Contact mechanics
- Crystallinity
- Crystal structure
- Fretting
- Frictional contact mechanics
- Galling
- Hardness
- Lattice constant
- Material mechanics
- Materials science
- Microstructure
- Nanotribology
- Peter Adolf Thiessen
- Surface engineering
- Surface metrology
- Tribology
- X-ray crystallography
- X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
- ^ Two aspects: (I) 2011 Global Portland cement production was approximately 3.6 million tonnes per United States Geological Survey (USGS) (2013) data, and is binding as a reasonably accurate assimilation, rather than an estimate per se. Note also, that by the same report, for 2012 it is estimated that Global Portland cement production increased to 3.7 billion tonnes (a 100 million tonne increase, year-on-year). (II) 2011 Estimate of Global total CO2 production: 33.376 billion tonnes (without international transport). Source: E.U. European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC)/PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency. Emission Database for Global Atmospheric Research (EDGAR), release version 4.2. The 2009–2011 trends were estimated for energy-related sectors based on fossil fuel consumption for 2009–2011 from the BP Review of World Energy 2011 (BP, 2012), for cement production based on preliminary data from USGS (2012), except for China for which use was made of National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS) (2009, 2010, 2011). [As of May 2013. See, EDGAR, external link section].
- ^ a b Further notes on pozzolanic chemistry: (A) The ratio Ca/Si (or C/S) and the number of water molecules can vary, to vary C-S-H stoichiometry. (B) Often, crystalline hydrates are formed for example when tricalcium aluminiate reacts with dissolved calcium sulphate to form crystalline hydrates (3CaO·(Al,Fe)2O3·CaSO4·nH2O, general simplified formula). This is called an AFm ("alumina, ferric oxide, monosulphate") phase. (C) The AFm phase per se is not exclusive. On the one hand while sulphates, together with other anions such as carbonates or chlorides can add to the AFm phase, they can also cause an AFt phase where ettringite is formed (6CaO·Al2O3·3SO3·32H2O or C6S3H32). (D) Generally, the AFm phase is important in the further hydration process, whereas the AFt phase can be the cause of concrete failure known as DEF. DEF can be a particular problem in non-pozzolanic concretes (see, for ex., Folliard, K., et al., Preventing ASR/DEF in New Concrete: Final Report, TXDOT & U.S. FHWA:Doc. FHWA/TX-06/0-4085-5, Rev. 06/2006). (E) It is thought that pozzolanic chemical pathways utilising Ca2+ ions cause the AFt route to be relatively suppressed.
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- ^ See, for ex., Majumdar, A.J.; Singh, B. (November 1992). "Properties of some blended high-alumina cements". Cement and Concrete Research. 22 (6): 1101–1114. doi:10.1016/0008-8846(92)90040-3. ISSN 0008-8846.
- ^ ASTM International (2010). "ASTM C989: Standard Specification for Slag Cement for Use in Concrete and Mortars". Book of Standards Volume. 4.02. doi:10.1520/c0989-10.
- ^ Nhar, H.; Watanabe, T.; Hashimoto, C. & Nagao, S. (2007). Efflorescence of Concrete Products for Interlocking Block Pavements (Ninth CANMET/ACI International Conference on Recent Advances in Concrete Technology: Editor, Malhotra, V., M., 1st ed.). Farmington Hills, Mich.: American Concrete Institute. pp. 19–34. ISBN 9780870312359.
- ^ Yang, Y; Lepech, M. D.; Yang, E.; Li, V. C. (2009). "Autogenous healing of engineered cementitious composites under wet-dry cycles". Cement and Concrete Research. 39 (5): 382–390. doi:10.1016/j.cemconres.2009.01.013. ISSN 0008-8846.
- ^ Li, V., C.; Herbert, E., (2012). "Robust Self-Healing Concrete for Sustainable Infrastructure". Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology. Japan Concrete Institute. 10 (6): 207–218. doi:10.3151/jact.10.207.
- ^ Van Tittelboom, K.; De Belie, N. (2013). "Self-Healing in Cementitious Materials—A Review". Materials. 6 (6): 2182–2217. Bibcode:2013Mate....6.2182V. doi:10.3390/ma6062182. ISSN 1996-1944.
- ^ Moropoulou, A.; Cakmak, A.; Labropoulos, K.C.; Van Grieken, R.; Torfs, K. (January 2004). "Accelerated microstructural evolution of a calcium-silicate-hydrate (C-S-H) phase in pozzolanic pastes using fine siliceous sources: Comparison with historic pozzolanic mortars". Cement and Concrete Research. 34 (1): 1–6. doi:10.1016/S0008-8846(03)00187-X.
- ^ Moropoulou, A; Cakmak, A., S., Biscontin, G., Bakolas, A., Zendri, E.; Biscontin, G.; Bakolas, A.; Zendri, E. (December 2002). "Advanced Byzantine cement based composites resisting earthquake stresses: the crushed brick/lime mortars of Justinian's Hagia Sophia". Construction and Building Materials. 16 (8): 543. doi:10.1016/S0950-0618(02)00005-3. ISSN 0950-0618.
- ^ a b c d e f g Elfgren, L; Justnes, H; Ronin, V (2004). High Performance Concretes With Energetically Modified Cement (EMC) (PDF). Kassel, Germany: Kassel University Press GmbH. pp. 93–102.
- ^ United States Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). What is High Performance Concrete. Washington, DC.
- ^ See, also, NEN 7345:1995, "Leaching Characteristics Of Solid Earthy And Stony Building And Waste Materials – Leaching Tests – Determination Of The Leaching Of Inorganic Components From Buildings And Monolithic Waste Materials With The Diffusion Test".
- ^ Private study, Luleå University of Technology (2001) "Diffusionstest för cementstabiliserad flygaska", LTU Rapport AT0134:01, 2001-09-03
- ^ Ronin, V; Jonasson, J-E; Hedlund, H (1999). "Ecologically effective performance Portland cement-based binders", proceedings in Sandefjord, Norway 20–24 June 1999. Norway: Norsk Betongforening. pp. 1144–1153.
- ^ a b c Stein, B (2012). A Summary of Technical Evaluations & Analytical Studies of Cempozz® Derived from Californian Natural Pozzolans (PDF). San Francisco, United States: Construction Materials Technology Research Associates, LLC.
- ^ ACI 318 "Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete and Commentary"
- ^ a b c Bache, M (1983). "Densified cement/ultra fine particle-based materials". Proceeding of the Second International Conference on Superplasticizers in Concrete.
- ^ EMC Cement BV website. EMC Cement BV, 2013.
- ^ Schneider, M.; Romer M., Tschudin M. Bolio C.; Tschudin, M.; Bolio, H. (2011). "Sustainable cement production – present and future". Cement and Concrete Research. 41 (7): 642–650. doi:10.1016/j.cemconres.2011.03.019.
- ^ "Text of H.Res. 394 (108th): Recognizing the American Concrete Institute's 100-year contribution as the standards development organization of ... (Passed the House (Engrossed) version)". GovTrack.us. 2003-11-04. Retrieved 2014-03-26.
External links[edit]
- Official website for EMC Cement, Sweden – at EMCcement.com
- Luleå University of Technology, Sweden – at LTU.se
- Future Infrastructure Forum, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom – at Fif.construction.cam.ac.uk
- U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Cement Statistics and Information – at Minerals.usgs.gov
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Rule Information for Portland Cement Industry – at EPA.gov
- American Concrete Institute – at Concrete.org
- EDGAR – Emission Database for Global Atmospheric Research – at Edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu
- Vitruvious: The Ten Books on Architecture online: cross-linked Latin text and English translation
- WBCSD Cement Sustainability Initiative – at Wbcsdcement.org


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Politics has got so expensive that it takes lots of money to even get beat with.
Will Rogers
Running for national office is obscenely expensive. The two major candidates for president this year reportedly spent around a quarter of a billion dollars for the privilege, but since no one seems to give a rat's fundament about how much of whose money we spend for this quadrennial spectacle, maybe we should look at what we get for it.
Let's digress. Who must win in every football game?
It's not that outrageous a comparison. Politics and football are both competitive. They both involve a lot of trash talk. They are both public events. The fans are rabid. The ultimate winners are elevated in the public eye to both expectations and rewards well beyond the common burden or everyman's reach. Fame follows forever.
And there is much at stake for the participants. Winners attract attention and the capital necessary to keep playing. Losers lose support, money, and ultimately even the chance to play. That's why the NFL practices something called "parity," which they define as a way to make every team competitive and which the public defines as a way to enforce mediocrity.
Fans may hate the idea of parity, but each year seems to give us a new crop of contenders for the Super Bowl, so I guess it works the way the League wants.
But who must win in every game played?
The answer is: The fans.
The game of football, like the game of politics, is played for the benefit of the audience. If the audience doesn't benefit, the game dies. No one wins.
It is that undeniable truth about the game of football that keeps teams from attempting the ultimate advantage - 10 men on the field and the 11th in the stands with a rifle.
As bloody and brutal as the game of football is, no one wants to see the players butchered. That level of brutality goes beyond entertainment to depravity. A few might pay to see it, but most would not.
Business is also mostly competitive. Yes, it's true that all businesses tend toward monopoly. That's because under monopoly, the price of a product or service is not determined by what it's worth but by what the market will bear. But when two or more different organizations must compete for market share, the lower price tends to win. So prices under competition must cover costs plus a reasonable profit, and someone trying to sell the $10 glass of lemonade finds he can't move his product at all.
So even business exists to make sure the consumer wins.
Yes, it's true, some bastions of business education will tell you the sole aim of business is to maximize the return to stockholders, and they will go no further with the thought. But it begs the question: How can you maximize the return to shareholders if you aren't satisfying human needs?
Should politics be any less?
Now that it appears we will have someone besides Congressman Hastert to inaugurate next month, I must say I'm disappointed. I don't see either Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush as standing amid our tallest political timber. And based on the number of people who thought both tickets should have been inverted, I seem to have company.
What does it usually mean when one candidate wins 90 percent of the popular vote and wins in the Electoral College by, oh, 530 to 8? Usually it means that the people saw the winner as clearly superior to the loser.
So what does it mean when the two candidates each take 48 percent of the popular vote and the electoral split is 271-267? It must mean that the two candidates are viewed as quite similar.
And, in fact, this time they are.
Both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush are political scions. They are both "pretty faces" who are heavily challenged communication-wise. They are both tinkerers with the status quo. They both really, really, really want to be president. They are both committed family men and party loyalists. They both suffer from lackluster personalities.
So what did we, the fans, get out of this contest (besides the triumph of a favorite son)? Not much. The month of migraines it took to sort out a winner was drama injected by the officials, not the benches. The final winner is another two-dimensional, cardboard cutout of a real human being, leading only because he has succeeded in being hounded to the front of the herd and not because he holds a clear sight of where we're going.
For the amount of money the two parties spent, I should like to have seen the denouement decided by a duel. Yes, that is a barbaric way to select a leader, and it represents a backward step on our road to civility.
But at least we, the spectators, would get a show worth what it cost.
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If you think that's accidental you're smoking too much crack.
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Argentina would be a good host as a launchpad for south american rugby - Uruguay and Brazil rugby clubs would also benefit.
1 Year, 4 Months ago
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That's right, think he bombed a try by dropping it just as he was putting it down
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Carlin Isles burns England in semi final as USA fly to London 7s Cup Final victory
I quite liked that touch actually - showed USA putting their own stamp on a tournament they deservedly won. The chant itself is a bit annoying, but that's the yankees for ya. Their energy/enthusiasm for rugby is most welcome though.
RD - Baker scored some pretty slick tries too, would be good to see a full compilation if possible.
1 Year, 4 Months ago
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Solid finisher and nicely balanced runner. A good watch.
1 Year, 5 Months ago
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1 Year, 5 Months ago
Courtney Lawes lays into another unsuspecting flyhalf, this time Jules Plisson
Some people on this thread need to get a grip. Doesn't matter about the context of the game, the player's history or the sides involved. Ultimately it's a huge tackle that any forward would want to make during a big game.
I really don't see any issue with the timing and technique. Yes the ball's just about gone, but anyone who's played rugby will know that this can happen when you're committed to a tackle. Mind you, I've rarely seen someone get hit that hard - wallop!
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This will only become more of an issue as players get fitter, bigger and stronger. The collisions are big already and it won't be for another generation that we really see the long term effects of repetitive head injuries on former professional rugby players.
Managing concussions is one thing, preventing them is quite another. I wonder whether one day far in the future rugby will impose a maximum weight restriction on players!
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Jonathan Joseph brilliance sets up Francois Louw try for great Bath try
Totally agree with the idea of playing a settled, in-form centre pairing from Club level in the national team. There's only one way to test their defensive credentials at test level...
Ford to start at fly half, with Cipriani and Burrell on the bench as impact players.
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Pop diva Mariah Carey collaborated with singer Miguel for her latest single, #Beautiful, recently released to iTunes. Photo by Kevork Djansezian.
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Single: "#Beautiful"
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Grade: C-
Queens of the Stone Age
Single: "My God is the Sun"
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Grade: B
Empire of the Sun
Single: "Alive"
Gut reaction: The Australian duo is second only to Daft Punk in the dance music world these days when it comes to theatrical costumes and videos. But the generically pleasant, life-affirming "Alive" doesn't possess the same level of imagination the band brings to its look.
Grade: C
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- Sunday Summerfest country pick - Kane Brown
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These were cute & added to party theme. There are several styles to choose from as well. Easy to put around Hershey miniature candy bars & a perfect fit.