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The RDNThe journalDéfense nationale is a publication whose purpose is to tackle all - national and international - political, economic, social and scientific issues by considering them from the viewpoint of defence. This specific aspect enabled it to outlive WW II and later on all the crises, hardships and regime changes that followed. Its readers in France all still share a common interest in defence and security, despite any differences in opinion, origins or political sensitivity. Défense nationale exists to meet this aim. Unlike many periodicals dealing with armaments and military issues, it is not dependent upon any economic group, any financial body or any official institution. It is published by the Committee for National Defence Studies, an association as defined in the law of 1901; it recruits its own members, elects its own board of directors and appoints its chairman, who is also the director of the publication. Défense nationale is financed through subscriptions, advertising income and its own resources. Thus, its independence is guaranteed. This independence allows deliberately looking for the most gifted authors to cover all topical issues and letting them think freely, by being careful to have all the various shades of opinion as well as having even-handed and clear information. Défense nationale will also endeavour to preserve its image and its vocation, while meeting the specific expectations of younger generations in the future. Disseminating new ideas - which is our purpose - is necessary to develop new thinking that could inform strategic thought after discussion and refinement. Défense nationale aims to become the start-up structure for this renewed strategic thinking, primarily for European defence issues, even for the defence of Europe at some future date, while welcoming other ideas. To achieve this aim, it will increasingly open up both towards education and research, towards Europe, America and the Asian Pacific area. |
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Configuring IAS as a RADIUS Server
Updated: January 21, 2005
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IAS as a RADIUS server
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Wireless access
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You can configure IAS in Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition, with a maximum of 50 RADIUS clients and a maximum of 2 remote RADIUS server groups. You can define a RADIUS client using a fully qualified domain name or an IP address, but you cannot define groups of RADIUS clients by specifying an IP address range. If the fully qualified domain name of a RADIUS client resolves to multiple IP addresses, the IAS server uses the first IP address returned in the DNS query. With IAS in Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, and Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition, you can configure an unlimited number of RADIUS clients and remote RADIUS server groups. In addition, you can configure RADIUS clients by specifying an IP address range.


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The Religious Write on Australian
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What George doesn't understand
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The deadly dilemma
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Pre-empting prejudice
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Another one bites the dust
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Barney Zwartz News from the Vatican last week: it has taken decisive action against an errant Australian bishop, showing that it has a zero tolerance policy towards deviants.
Muslims and misinformation
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Last orders: extreme unction for some great traditions
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Investigators say he groped an 18-year-old woman as she left the subway in Sunset Park on Monday.
Police were trying to determine whether Martinez is one of the men behind a dozen similar attacks throughout Brooklyn.
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It's up, up and hooray for a club united in tragedy and now triumph
9:00am Monday 20th May 2013
Phil Parkinson felt it as the fans cheered from the rafters at the awards night in Valley Parade.
Friends happy with money well spent by Bradford City boss
6:30pm Monday 20th May 2013
Phil Parkinson's in-depth scouting reports are all part of his meticulous preparations.
Boothroyd: We were like rabbits in the headlights
11:00am Monday 20th May 2013
Aidy Boothroyd has no interest in how his hometown club will get on back in League One.
Bradford City: We can be One of best sides in third tier, says Thompson
4:50pm Sunday 19th May 2013
Garry Thompson insists City should have nothing to fear from League One.
Playing in League One will be miles better, says Bradford City hitman Hanson
1:10pm Sunday 19th May 2013
James Hanson cannot wait to be playing "local" football in League One.
Jewell backs Bradford City to kick-start community with promotion party
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A sobering thought for Hanson if Bantams win at Wembley
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Hometown hero James Hanson dreams of toasting City's promotion to League One at Wembley tomorrow.
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Bradford City stalwart Jack happy to be back
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City today unveiled a new kit and a very familiar sponsor for next season.
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Julian Rhodes has called on City to rule Northampton at Wembley on and off the pitch.
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Kyel Reid is ready to pen the final chapter of City's storybook campaign at Wembley.
Bradford City focused on completing job
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Phil Parkinson insists City are going back to Wembley to "get the job done".
Luke Hendrie earns Scotland under-20 call-up
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Captain marvel strikes again at Bradford City player of the year awards
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Gary Jones is simply fan-tastic after being voted T&A City player of the year by the supporters.
39,000 reasons to be cheerful if you are a Bradford City fan
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City are convinced they won't come up short with Wembley tickets second time around.
Bradford City hero Wells: I'm saving my final two goals of season for Wembley
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Nahki Wells reached his goal tally for the season and then warned: I'm not finished yet.
Sensational Bantams return to their second home
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Magnificent response to Burns Unit Collection (link)
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As salamu 'alaykum,
This thread is for a discussion on tawassul through the dead, from the prophet (s.a.w.s.) and others from the ambiya' and awliya'.
I'm am very convinced about this topic from all the Quranic aayah pertaining to making du'a' to Allah alone and the hadith "ad Du'a' huwal 'ibadah" and "ad Du'aa' huwa mukh al 'ibadah" and the countless ayah pertaining to it, but I want to hear both sides of the story on this topic as well in a consise general manner with their views and their evidences so I can make sure I haven't been biased in my approach.
I'd also like to see if some distinguish between tawassul with an nabi and tawassul with other than him from the anbiya' and awliya'.
Same thing, only post url's and links if they are not to much to digest and fall under the abovementioned guidelines (consise, general explanations of each side with their evidences without arguing and going off on a tangent etc.).
Please, knowledgable salafi's and traditional sunni's particapate here.
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Yoga Teacher Training's @ The Sanctuary Thailand
June 3-28th, 2013
200 Hour Vinyasa Teacher Training with Clara Roberts-Oss and Carolyn Anne Budgell
The training starts on June 3rd at 5pm and ends at noon on the 28th.
Vinyasa= to place in a sacred way with breath
Join Clara Roberts-Oss & Carolyn Anne Budgell for in a 25 day intensive to deepen your practice and understanding of the body and to learn skills for instructing a Vinyasa Yoga class.
CLARA ROBERTS-OSS has been teaching vinyasa yoga for a decade. She has been part of Sonic Yoga's 200 hour Teacher Trainer in NYC and created the Vinyasa Teacher Training program at Semperviva in Vancouver, BC. She received her 200 hour certifcation with Sonic Yoga and her 300 hour certifcation with her teacher Shiva Rea.
CAROLYN ANNE BUDGELL:- began teaching vinyasa yoga in 2008. She has assisted Semperviva's Education Program in Vancouver. While teaching intentional power vinyasa classes & meditation groups in BC, Carolyn delights in traveling the world to follow her mentors Ana Forrest, Shiva Rea, Clara and pays gratitude to Caroline Myss. "Practice and all is coming" – Iyengar.
You will learn:
- - Alignment and anatomy of the yoga postures
- - contraindications of yoga poses and variations for all levels of students
- - the actions and ethics of hands-on adjustments
- - how to intelligently sequence yoga poses and create seamless vinyasa flows
- - philosophy, sanskrit and history of the yoga tradition
- - pranayama, breathing techniques, understanding our life force
- - the business of yoga: authentically integrating the many hats of a yoga teacher
Join us if you wish to explore the fundamentals of yoga/if you'd like to inspire others with your passion for the practice.
Leave your routine behind and come to paradise for learning and soaking it all in amidst the jungle and revitalizing ocean water.
This course was designed by Clara and Carolyn for anyone who is excited to enhance their understanding of Vinyasa yoga holistically!
Trainees can expect:
- - a daily yoga and meditation practice
- - applied hands-on teaching experience
- - exploration of anatomy basics in your own body
- - feedback on sequences
- - relevant and personal stories/sharing
The Sanctuary is located on Ko Pha Nang, Thailand on a secluded beach. Accommodations vary from dorm (the dorm sleeps 14 people on the top floor, bathrooms and showers on the main floor), to bungalow (simple private unit with private outdoor shower) to deluxe bungalow. The Prana Hall is where daily yoga practice, theory, anatomy and practice teaching will occur.
3 nourishing vegetarian meals per day are included in the price.
For booking and extra information: email@example.com
** Pre requisite – 2 years of vinyasa yoga practice
Prices: WITH HST
US$2,825 with Dorm Accommodation
US$3,390 with Bungalow Accommodation.
US$4,520 with Deluxe accommodation
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A $500 non-refunable deposit is required to secure your spot.
We accept checks or credit cards with a 3% paypal fee.
In terms of payments, we offer a monthly instalment option or you can pay in two instalments.
Jungle Yoga Advanced 6 week Teacher Training
1st July to 9th August 2013
The Jungleyoga Level 2 Course
Jungleyoga is now offering the Level II Training Course (500 Level/300 hours). This course is designed to build upon the fundamentals which are offered in a basic, Level I training course. Upon these foundations we can then take our yoga to higher and deeper levels through an immersion in yoga practice. The Level II course will establish a more solid and comprehensive experience of yoga and a more complete understanding of the methods and philosophies behind the practices with an aim on personal growth and transformation.
Please see JUNGLEYOGA.NET for complete details.
Our Focus
Our primary goal will be one of exploration of the yogic techniques and practices, so that we can grow and transform ourselves. Transformation is the fundamental goal of all yoga, but it can only happen when we invest our energy and attention into the practice of it. The advantage of the 6 week workshop is that we can truly establish a regular, steady practice and make the most of our yoga experience. This exploration will take place on many levels: postures, breaths, philosophy, self-inquiry, helping others, etc.
Schedules and Costs
The Level 2 course will run for 6 weeks, 6 days per week, about 6-8 hours per day. It is a 500 Level certified course with the Yoga Alliance. In order to qualify for the 500 Level certificate, students must have completed a 200 hour course. Those who have not will quality for the 200 hour certificate upon completion of the course. The price is 2000 Euro for the full course if you have reserved your place more than one month before the course begins. After that the cost is 2150 Euro. This includes all classes but not food or accommodation.
Each day of the training, there is a theme which we develop upon. What makes this course special is that, as much as possible, we use the different types of practice to help us learn about our theme. For example, if our theme is the 'restless mind' and what role in plays in our lives, we look at it through the mantra practice, as well as through the breath practice and even the asana class. During the discussion class we would learn what the yoga philosophy says about the 'restless mind' and look into how that affects our life, feelings and behavior.
We will do this for many themes in the training. Each day will be different, but each day will build upon the theme of the days before. Thus we create a flowing, growing base of knowledge and experience so that our yoga is a real, living thing within us.
The physical practice varies in intensity day to day, but is based loosely on a soft approach to flowing vinyasa practice. Our approach is one of a gradual building of intensity. At first we make sure the basics and established so that we can build from there. Gradually the challenges increase and we can safely approach the more intense poses. These include the various arm balances, headstand variations, backbends, deep twists, etc. Of course, each student works to their own level and capacity, and only goes as deep as is appropriate for them.
We will be developing regular patterns of breath exercises. Each day in the training, we will practice the development of the breath and the energy body with both simple and challenging techniques. Our fundamental practice is based on cycles of movement which we call swara cycles. Due to their flowing nature, even those who cannot sit up on meditation posture for long can benefit from the breath practice. Students who want to work with classical pranayama will have the chance to do so as well.
Another element we will work with consistently is a mantra practice. The learning of mantras and their regular practice is a very powerful part of yoga and helps to develop mental clarity and concentration and can be loads of fun as well. The mantra practice also leads us to our weekly fire puja (homa). In this ancient ritual, we do a fire based ritual that is based on mantra chanting.
The course will not be entirely about practice, however, because it is vital that we understand the ideas and philosophies behind the techniques. . In the course we will broaden our scope and explore the philosophy of Hatha yoga, Tantra, Ayurveda (Indian medicine),the yoga philosophy of Patanjali, the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Jyotish (astrology) and other subjects.
Most days we will have a lecture/discussion about topics related to yoga for 1.5-2 hours. This does not mean that it will be strictly 'philosophy' and book knowledge. The most important this for us is that all of our learning creates clarity within us. All of the topics discussed will be aimed at practical and direct application by students. We avoid complicated and abstract discussions. We try to study knowledge that helps us to reflect upon ourselves and which helps us to grow. Philosophy for philosophy's sake is not our thing!
The course is officially a 'teacher training', which means that it should prepare us for guiding others and teaching yoga classes. The personal work of yoga practice is the best way to prepare to teach yoga classes, but we will also look more deeply into methods of teaching. We will develop our knowledge of sequencing and building practices for teaching. This will help us to create practices which have a variety of purposes and effects, so that we can be creative and dynamic in our teaching.
Contact Yogi Randall directly
Jungle Yoga Teacher Training
March 1 to 28 2014
In conjunction with the Yoga Alliance
Yogi Randall- founder of Jungle Yoga
with Yoga Randall
Randall O'Leary has been involved with yoga since 1992 when his mother brought him to his first class. From that point on, he has been studying and practicing yoga with dedication and enthusiasm. He began teaching in India and at the Sanctuary in the mid-1990's and has been teaching ever since.
He has studied with yoga teachers in the west in the Iyengar and Viniyoga traditions, and has since created the Jungleyoga style. He has also traveled to India over a dozen times and has a teacher in Rishikesh, Uttranchal, India. He was initiated into an ancient order of yogis in 2006 and continues the unbroken lineage of yoga traditions through the Jungleyoga style.
Our Level 1 course is aimed at giving students a deeper experience of yoga. We not only practice yoga in its many forms, we also look into the methods and techniques to understand how and why yoga works. This is useful for both students who are or wish to become teachers and for people who are simply interested in going deeper into their practice. We run a course which is designed to be fun, intelligent, transformative and interesting. Regardless of your yoga experience, there is much to be learned and explored in the course.
The course runs for 4 weeks, 6 days per week, about 6 hours to total class time per day. It is a registered 200 Hour Certified course with a certificate granted upon completion of the course.
The Focus of the Course
We believe that students learn best through experience, so we devote plenty of time to actual practice. Our morning starts with a short ritual (which will be explained and explored) and then moves into a mantra practice. Mantras are the yoga of sound and subtle energy, which is very powerful.
After the mantras (about 20 minutes) we move into the breath practice. Breath and breathing is a very important part of the course. Every day we will dedicate some of our time to developing our vital energy through the yoga of breathing. This is one of the favourite sections of the course for many students. This section takes about 40 minutes.
We will then move into the more 'classical' yoga practice of the postures. The physical practice is focused on exploring the many postures, refining our technique and going deeper into the shapes. In general, we use a flowing type of vinyasa as our practice method, but not always. Each day has a different focus, so our practice is slightly different from day to day. Some days are very intense, others lighter; it all depends on what we are exploring. This takes generally 1.5 – 2 hours.
After this section, we take a short break of one hour for light breakfast. The classes resume with a lecture/ exploration which lasts about 1.5 – 2 hours. In this section, we discuss the elements of the morning's practice and other topics which help us to understand yoga better. This is not a discussion of abstract philosophy or a wash of Latin anatomy names, but a day-by-day development of our understanding. We practice differently every day because the practice gives practical experience of the topics we explore in the discussion. Everything we do is tied-in together to form a whole experience.
The course breaks for the middle of the day and meets again at 5 in the afternoon. Here, we have another practice which ties in with the theme of the day. One night per week we also have a fire puja (ritual).
The Subjects
We learn about many facets of yoga on the course. Understanding the postures and what they do is just the beginning. We also learn about the nature of the breath and the nature of the life force. We explore sound, mantra and types of universal energies that are expressed through sound. There is a bit (just a bit) of western-style anatomy and physiology as well. The classical philosophies of yoga are taught, which include the Yoga Sutras and the philosophy of Tantra. We take a week to explore the energy centres called Chakras and their effect on our lives. There are many other exciting subjects that don't fit into any simply category.
Our Method
The course starts at the fundamentals and builds up from there. The experience is cumulative, meaning that what we learn on one day will be important for what we will learn the next day. In this way, our knowledge can build as our yoga experience progresses. We also wish for students to grow and transform through the yoga. We are very open to individual expression and experience; we encourage each person to find their own unique, personal yoga.
We do not focus on practicing to become a yoga teacher (though we do offer optional classes which explore this topic). The best way to really know yoga and perhaps teach is to have a vast and full personal experience of yoga. The knowledge and experience offered will give a strong foundation for whatever it is you want to do with yoga.
Please contact Yogi Randall for fees and details.
If you wish to book accommodation please contact the Sanctuary – extra to course fees
We don't require that students have any specific experience before joining the course. However, it is best to have done yoga for a year or more due to the intensity of the course. What is most important is coming with an attitude of openness and acceptance and a true interest in learning. If you have this, anything is possible!
More information can be found at Jungleyoga.net
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Hi everyone, hope your weight loss journeys are going well for you!
So here I am again!! Literally joined SW so many times I have lost count ;-/
I never go all the way see.. just maybe do the diet properly for 1 maybe 2 weeks then I mess about, silly really seen as I need to lose around 8 stone!
I really want to succeed this time I am fed up of bieng this big and want to be happy with my appearance again!
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What do you Want to be happy?
What do you Need to be happy?
Our Wants can only come from outside ourselves.
Our Needs can only come from within ourselves.
No one ever Needs a big house, an expensive car, chic clothing, etc. Sure, they're nice to have, but are they truly fulfilling? Do you Need them to actually be happy or are they a result of a Want?
According to the 2009 HPI (Happy Planet Index), the United States was ranked 114 of 143 polled countries in terms of Subjective Life Satisfaction, Life Expectancy, and Ecological Footprint. Many countries that are smaller, less wealthy, and had less financial opportunities than the US had much higher rates of happiness! So where does that happiness stem from?
Happiness begins and ends with "i" – the i's ability to fulfill i's Needs.
Be happy with self. Be happy within self. Love self.
A happiness [and love] with and of others will develop naturally when self happiness exists.
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Aug 5, 2012; London, United Kingdom; Usain Bolt (JAM) celebrates after winning the men's 100m final during the London 2012 Olympic Games at Olympic Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Mills/THE STAR-LEDGER via US PRESSWIRE
Usain Bolt won the gold medal in the 100 meters in record fashion on Sunday. He also won the swag-off in the pre-race intros.
On Sunday, Usain Bolt confirmed that he is the fastest, and probably the baddest, man on the planet. His 9.63 in the 100 meters, a race that featured him finally sprinting (almost) as fast as he can, was definitely the thrill of the athletics portion of the 2012 Olympics so far, and might have gone down as the moment of these Games had NBC not held the broadcast of the final until after 11 p.m. ET.
But, in a rare moment of broadcasting savvy from NBC, the network showed the intros for the entire lineup of finalists in the 100 meters, collectively the eight fastest human beings currently breathing, in the calm before the sprint. All but one of them would go on to break 10 seconds in the race (and Asafa Powell likely only didn't because he pulled up, injured), making it one of the fastest collective races in history.
And yet, their swag-off before the race was almost better, with a bunch of guys who have celestial talents and corresponding egos preening for the cameras minutes before trying to run faster than anyone had before.
Richard Thompson, Trinidad and Tobago. We sped up Thompson's bouncing a bit, but only a bit. He legitimately did look like he was Tiggering himself out of contention by using up all of his energy. Tigger would probably be much worse at the 100-meter dash, though.
Asafa Powell, Jamaica. Powell kind of looks like he realizes midway through the camera focusing on him that he needs to do something. He goes for the Blue Steel, but just looks mad. At least he looks mad with a tuft from a lion's mane as his goatee. Also, Zoolander was released in 2001.
Tyson Gay, United States. "Hey, guys, let's have a good race, I just wanna run, let's go." Congrats on being normal, person who can run 100 meters in less than 10 seconds! YOU ARE A DISAPPOINTING EGOTIST.
Yohan Blake, Jamaica. Cut from the beginning of this GIF: about seven seconds of Blake curled up in a crouch, not looking at the camera. Then he uncoils himself to full height and does this weird zombie/werewolf coming to life thing mixed with whatever that index finger flutter and smile is. Oh, and he's wearing a watch on his right arm.
Justin Gatlin, United States. Gatlin strides to the front of his lane to mean-mug the camera like he's in one of the old "This is your brain on drugs" commercials (ironic!) and then walks back to the fans and salutes them. He was also pacing throughout the intros. The BBC commentary before the race called the twice-banned Gatlin the villain, but, unlike every movie villain ever, he appears to have no time for small talk, which is neat. He is, however, villain-style mad.
Usain Bolt, Jamaica. So much going on here. He puts his fingers to his temples. He scratches an invisible record while wearing headphones. He makes walking fingers for some reason. He makes himself look pretty. He points at the camera. He holsters finger guns. He doesn't takes his eyes off the screen showing him doing all this until the very end, when he looks at the camera, flares his eyes wide open and cracks a smile.
All of this takes more time than the actual race did.
Ryan Bailey, United States. "C'mon, I'm not gonna win, but cheer for me!" At least Bailey did more than Gay? Also, why is he wearing long sleeves? To distract from the awful neck tattoo?
I mean, I'd sure want to distract from that. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty.)
Churandy Martina, Netherlands. Make love to the camera? Check. Admonish the camera for being aroused? Check. Look around at everyone? Check. Shake head in disbelief? Check.
If I had to give medals for the swag-off, I'm giving Bolt gold, Blake silver, and Martina edges Gatlin for bronze by looking happy to be insanely good at running. Powell ends up dead last for improvising something that wasn't actually an improvisation, just another example of him ruining things.


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Visit Camden homes that are saving energy as part of London Open House next week
By poppy_smith | Sunday, September 16, 2012, 12:39
As part of London Open House on the weekend of 22 and 23 September, energy saving refurbished properties in Camden will be open to the public.
As well as four houses in Camden you can also visit a home in Muswell Hill.
All of the houses are Edwardian or Victorian, and all have been improved to save at least 60% of their energy and carbon emissions, and to be much more comfortable.
These eco-homes demonstrate a range of techniques to achieve this – including how to reduce energy loss through the building fabric and using renewable technology to supply low carbon energy.
The homeowners and residents would like to welcome you to come along and see how it can be done, while maintaining or improving the period details. Two of these properties – 17 St Augustine's Road NW1, and 8 Bertram Street N19 – are owned by Camden Council.
The houses, with tour times, are:
Saturday 22 September
Sunday 23 September
2A Belsize Park Gardens
10am,11am,12 noon, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
10am,11am,12 noon, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
73 Chester Road
10am,11am,12 noon, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
8 Bertram Street
10am,11am,12 noon, 2pm and 3pm
10am,11am,12 noon, 2pm and 3pm
17 St Augustine's Road
11am, 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Grosvenor Road (Muswell Hill)
11am, 12 noon, 2pm, 3pm
11am, 12 noon, 2pm, 3pm
Places on tours may be booked in advance, or you can just turn up at the times above (first come first served).
For more information on these houses, the works done, any restrictions on the tours and to book, please visit the Superhomes website at superhomes.org.uk. TheSuperhomes website also contains practical information on doing your own eco-refurbishment.
For details of retrofit planning guidance, please visit the historic buildings and environmental sustainabilty page at camden.gov.uk
For more information about the Green Deal, a new national initiative to help residents install energy efficient measures in their homes at no upfront cost please visitcamden.gov.uk/greendeal.


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well.. it's springtime in deltaville virginia, and the digging has begun!! moles, voles, other little creatures- all my hard yard work and some places look like the surface of the moon!!! we run 3 miles a day, she swims in the chesapeake bay, has a 7 rear old "sister" my daughter janie to play with, and 2 soccer balls and 500 squeaky toys- but the SECOND she is left alone, she becomes an excavator- of the grave variety!!! maybe i should hire her out- she's 18 months old and we love her dearly - but some days i think my husband is going to lose it-patching holes!!! any ideas- i would love them! libby in deltaville va


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Are you ready to improve your house? You have come to the right place. You should know some basic information about do-it-yourself projects. Use the advice offered in this article to guide you along the way.
Carefully consider your monetary return on an investment before you start any project. It's best to put more time and effort into projects that offer you a good return. Not every project is going to increase the value of your home. Find out what home improvement projects have the potential to give you the best and highest return.
Painting walls is a cheap way to make a refreshing and exciting change to your rooms. Go to a local hardware shop, and try to look for paint chips. Choose ones that are fun and you love, then just run with it! If you don't love it, you can paint over it.
During major renovation or home improvement work, don't forget to plan for the debris and waste that will be produced. Renovations create big messes, and that debris has to be placed somewhere until it can be permanently removed from the site. You need to know where you will put all of your debris so that it is out of the way.
The first step of any interior painting job is to clean the relevant surfaces. You can use damp rags to get dust, oil, and dirt off of your walls and their woodwork. That will help the paint stick better and may help you avoid the need for a second coat.
Try picking out a coffee table that is premade and different looking. Old chests can add a nice rustic appeal to your home's design. Toss your magazines, coffee table books, a tray or other items on top to define the piece. You may even want to add a tablecloth couple with teacups for a more country look.
Put ceiling fans up in your home. A ceiling fan installation is a cheap, straightforward project that practically any homeowner can handle. Keep your room cool with out air-conditioning and cool it more efficiently when the air-conditioning is on with a ceiling fan and save yourself some money.
Before you begin your home improvements, devise a solid plan. The cost and time, as well as changes, should be planned before starting work to ensure that money and time are saved.
A simple way to boost your kitchen's functionality is to organize and clean the pantry. Throw away expired canned goods, old foods, and old spices. Wipe down all shelves and put down new liner paper. FInally, rearrange your items to create an organization that suits your needs. Something as simple as this means you spend less time looking for things you need, and all your ingredients and cooking supplies are available quickly.
Sometimes small rooms may be gloomy, but it does not need to be like that. Get some light in there! If there are windows, clean them and keep your blinds open. It is surprising that your room will look bigger if you use the natural sunlight. Stick to lighter colors on the walls, and diminish clutter in the room. This will lead to a more comfortable feel in your small room.
You obviously have read the article since you are now here. Good for you! This article should provide a good basis for moving forward on your own home renovation projects. Make sure you check back in to read the article again if you forget anything.
I was an environmental lover for several years. I am especially serious about just how energy saving light bulbs may play a role to bettering the environment. The lowest carbon dioxide impact can be achieved through making use of LED bulbs and many people are right now changing halogen light bulbs for LED MR16 as well as LED GU10 bulbs.


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New Jersey Launch
Every year we aim to get our beer in a new state/territory, and 2012 was no different. At the beginning of January 2012 our beer arrived in New Jersey. Here is a video that documents Tomme, Matt, and Ryan's three day trip to New Jersey to attend some events and effectively launch our beer in a new state.


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The BA: Art is a liberal arts degree that relates broad intellectual knowledge to material, spiritual and emotional awareness. The degree requires 40 credits in visual art and art history courses, a minor in a non-art second area, and the General Education requirements including a foreign language. Each of the BA emphases listed below require the following art history courses:
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Network of preferred providers threaten smaller pharmacies
Written by Dave Ranney Tuesday, 15 January 2013 14:22
If a senior's Medicare Part D plan includes a network of preferred providers, and if they have their prescriptions filled at one of the participating pharmacies, they get a discount. That's how the networks work.But most of the participating pharmacies are large, corporate-owned stores in towns large enough to have a Walmart, and owners of smaller, independent pharmacies say the chains' Medicare arrangements are hurting their businesses.
Charles Bankes, a pharmacist and owner of...
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Do we need a whack on the head?
Written by John Schlageck Tuesday, 08 January 2013 15:53
There's an old saying that sometimes you need a good whack on the side of the head. Nothing could be truer today in this speeding world of instantaneous communication.While there are countless ways of doing so, many of us remain tied to the comfort of doing something in the same way. As a result, it becomes more difficult to think about doing it any other way.
It's time for all of us to break out of this rut of familiarity. Let's begin by looking somewhere else.
Finding new ideas or a new way of doing something is akin to prospecting for gold. If you look in the same old places, you'll find tapped out veins. On the other hand, if you venture off the beaten path, you'll improve your chances of discovering new ideas.
Bartlett to direct theological education at Tabor
Written by Hillsboro Free Press Tuesday, 08 January 2013 15:43
Rick Bartlett, Fresno, Calif., has been named the first director of the theological education program at Tabor College.Bartlett also will serve as an assistant professor of ministry and provide direction to the Christian ministry undergraduate program and the newly created master's degree being offered in entrepreneurial ministry leadership.
"We are blessed to have Rick Bartlett provide leadership and expertise as we begin a new chapter at Tabor College," said Jules Glanzer, Tabor president. "Rick has a rich understanding of our Anabaptist heritage and brings practical experience in ministry and theological education."
The graduate theological program, which Bartlett will be developing and implementing beginning with the...
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Does anyone actually listen anymore?
Written by John Schlageck Monday, 31 December 2012 12:00
Today, information bombards us like a meteor shower. It's everywhere.Each day our eyes see thousands of images on television and computer screens. Our ears hear thousands of words. Many people read thousands of words on the printed page.
People text and talk. They Facebook and walk. They Twitter and tweet. They blog and beep. They Bluetooth—didn't know that was even a word until a few years ago. One thing I do know, it shouldn't be a verb.
Folks who can't speak or write our own English language are making up their own version daily, but that's a whole 'nother story.
Does anyone listen anymore?
Listening and reading. Wise men and women throughout history have told us we ought to be doing more of this. Give your eyes a...
A penny once meant something
Written by John Schlageck Tuesday, 04 December 2012 18:19
Until recently, I often stopped by the corner convenience store after work to treat my sweet tooth. From the time I was 4 years old and walked barefoot down to Vern Wagner's little general store, I've always enjoyed the wonderful taste of chocolate.Today, I wind up plunking down nearly a buck and a half ($1.50) for my favorite candy—either Reese's Peanut Butter Cups or the mouth-watering chocolate sticks. While this chocolate treat is every bit as good as any "Denver Sandwich" or "Cherry Mash" I ate as a boy, today's bar appears to be about half the size I paid one nickel for 50 years ago.
Now that I think about it, $1.50 is much easier to come by today than a nickel was when I was a youngster growing up in the...
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NEW ORLEANS -- The 49ers players and coaches voted linebacker Aldon Smith the team's most valuable player, coach Jim Harbaugh said Monday.
Smith set a franchise record with 19¿1/2 sacks this season, all of them coming in the 49ers' first 13 games.
"There's a lot of guys that are good, there's a lot of guys that could have gotten that award," Smith said. "So, it's an honor."
Smith hasn't recorded a sack in the past five games. However, he still is finding ways to be effective, Harbaugh said.
To that end, Harbaugh awarded Smith a game ball for his effort against the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 20.
"He had a number of (quarterback) pressures and hurries and he played the run extremely well," Harbaugh said.
Focusing solely on Smith's sacks is what Harbaugh calls "the low-hanging fruit," one of the things that is easy for people to see. Smith excels in all aspects of the game, Harbaugh said.
Fellow linebacker NaVorro Bowman said Smith was a logical choice as the team MVP.
"He's always doing his job," Bowman said. "That's pretty much an MVP. He's always doing his job, you don't really have to say too much to him and he's always producing. When we need a big play, he's always able to produce that. He's very worthy of that award."
Smith went from a role player his rookie season in 2011 to a starter this season. Making such a transition isn't the easiest thing to do, Bowman said.


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Is end near for confounding Valley Creek Road stop signs?
Ever drive eastbound on Valley Creek Road and wonder why you suddenly had to stop on top of the hill at that stop sign between Woodcrest Drive and Settlers Ridge Parkway? A lot of drivers wonder the same thing.By: Riham Feshir, Woodbury Bulletin
Ever drive eastbound on Valley Creek Road and wonder why you suddenly had to stop on top of the hill at that stop sign between Woodcrest Drive and Settlers Ridge Parkway?
A lot of drivers wonder the same thing.
But what appears to be a useless stop sign to some is much more than that to others.
Which is why the Woodbury City Council decided Wednesday, Nov. 28, to hire a consultant to study traffic patterns in the area surrounding the stop sign.
A little history
Some Woodbury residents might remember an intersection at Valley Creek Road and Cottage Grove Drive. That's where the stop sign currently sits.
In 2006, the City Council authorized the closure of Cottage Grove Drive at Valley Creek Road, but left the eastbound and westbound stop signs there.
At first, the city proposed to remove the stop signs to avoid rear-end accidents since an intersection no longer existed.
However, adjacent property owner Bruce Lindeman voiced concerns regarding the removal of the stop sign. He said it would create a dangerous situation for him accessing his property which is about 400 feet west of the old intersection.
The sign also sits on top of a hill, which creates sight distance issues as well, he argued.
At the time it made sense to leave the stop signs since Washington County was proposing to reconstruct the road, lower the hill and improve it to accommodate increased traffic that came with development in that part of Woodbury.
But with the housing slowdown in 2008 and corresponding delay in traffic increases, plans to improve the road were put on hold.
Fast forward six years.
City Council was presented with three options: Leave the signs where they are, do a traffic analysis of the entire quadrant or remove them completely.
The city has had numerous complaints regarding the stop sign and called it a "general public annoyance." But the council opted for the third party traffic study to also get input on speeding and traffic patterns on problem roads like Woodcrest Drive, too.
Instead of spending approximately $50,000 on the study, though, Russ Nyquist argued the stop sign should be removed because it does not meet federal guidelines.
"I'm not asking for studies as a taxpayer," he told the council last week.
Other residents, on the other hand, want it there.
Bobbie Plautz, who was cut off from access to her property when the city closed off Cottage Grove Drive, said she didn't mind the limited access.
But the stop sign slows down traffic, she added, and even if some people ignore it, the majority at least slow down.
Mayor Mary Giuliani Stephens emphasized there is more to traffic in that part of Woodbury than those two stop signs.
"It's more than just the stop sign issue," she said. "It seems appropriate to assess the other issues."
According to a council report, traffic volumes on Valley Creek Road between Woodcrest Drive and Settlers Ridge Parkway have increased from 5,000 cars a day in 2006 to 10,000 cars a day presently.
There have not been any accidents at the stop sign location since 2006, the report added.
Before anything could happen to the road, whether it's lowering it, widening it or removing the stop sign, city staff will present the traffic study results next fall.
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There are several storylines that go with this game. First, these are two city of Rialto opponents facing each other for the first time since they were Citrus Belt League rivals in 2009, and many of the players were former junior high classmates with their opponents. Second, Eisenhower first-year coach Vinny Fazio was the defensive coordinator the last two seasons at Carter under coach Alex Pierce. Carter allowed a league-fewest 10.7 points per game last season. And last, but not least, both teams are off to explosive 3-0 starts and outscoring their opponents by 49 points (Carter) and 37 points (Eisenhower) per game.
Not a positive: While many in the community and schools are excited about the game, Fazio took it as a negative, rather than a positive when he considered accepting the Eisenhower job. The game was set up long before the Eisenhower coaching change.
"But there were more positives that attracted me to the job," Fazio said. "It might be easier if this happened in a couple of years, and it was a new group of kids (at Carter). I root for those kids. I hope they play well this week. I just hope we play better."
Pierce and Fazio remain close friends, talking regularly and there was no issue with Fazio's departure.
"We knew he had a goal to be a head coach," Pierce said. "We knew he'd eventually leave."
Looking in a mirror: Carter, with new defensive
"Offensively, we are a little different," Fazio said. "We do some different things, formation-wise. Defensively, we're pretty similar."
Difference maker?: The teams may have some similar personnel except in one area: Eisenhower does not have anyone at the same level as the Lions' UCLA-bound defensive lineman Kenny Clark.
"We have to give him different (blocking) looks, double-team, triple-team him. But you don't stop a guy like that," Fazio said. "He's the best player on their team, and he's also the hardest-working."
Good bye or bad bye: Eisenhower was scheduled to play Arroyo Valley last week, but the game was cancelled because they couldn't get the lights on.
A week of rest may have helped the Eagles' health, but Fazio planned to have OL Jon Rodriguez and DB Clarence Mabone sit last week and return this week.
And, as Pierce said, "it's not like they had two weeks to prepare for us. They were preparing for Arroyo Valley last week."
Bottom line: Both teams have impressive offenses and defenses, but Fazio doesn't expect a shootout.
"I'd be really surprised if it was 51-49," Fazio said. "Both of us are good teams before the game. And after the game, we'll both be good teams."
"I think it will come down to the fourth quarter," Pierce said. "It will be a key play or a turnover."
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MF Gallery is proud to present a new show of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures and installations by three international female artists: Nicoz Balboa (Italy/France) Aya Kakeda, (Japan) & Angie Mason (U.S.A.) These artists, all known for creating colorful and whimsical worlds where animals interact with girls and all sorts of fantastical characters, will have new art for sale, and each artist will also be creating a permanent mural in the entranceway to the gallery. Come see them paint the walls during the opening party on Saturday April 13th from 7 to 10 pm!
from the show: Curiot's colorful paintings, featuring mythical half-animal half-human figures and scenes, which allude to Mexican traditions (geometric designs, Day of the Dead styles, myths and legends, tribal elements), are rendered in precise detail with a mixture of highly vibrant yet complementary colors. "Growing up in the States sort of gave me a diluted Mexican culture, I had no clue what I was missing out on until I moved back 10 years ago", says Curiot. "The bright colors, folklore, ancient cultures and the beautiful handcrafts are some of the things that I embraced and which influence my work deeply". The 11 new paintings in "Age of Omuktlans" tell the story of man's distance from his natural path as he focuses his energy on satisfying his material pleasures and the dystopia this creates.
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Roberto Carvalho de Azevêdo, a career diplomat, would be the first Latin American to lead the trade group.
May 8, 2013, WednesdayAt Davos, Global Leaders Call for Trade Pact
The leaders of Britain, Germany and Indonesia issued a forceful call to complete a global trade agreement by the end of the year, saying it would benefit the world's poor and increase growth for all countries.
January 28, 2011, FridayW.T.O. Chief Sees Russian Interest in Joining Waning
But the trade official, Pascal Lamy, said the "real stress test for the W.T.O." was likely to come in the next year or two, when unemployment is expected to rise in developed countries.
October 03, 2009, SaturdayLeader of W.T.O. Says Russia's Interest in Joining Has Waned
Russia's appetite for joining the World Trade Organization appears to have evaporated, even though the trade group has been proving its mettle in discouraging protectionist reactions during the recent financial upheaval, the head of the W.T.O. said Friday. Russia, the most economically important country outside the W.T.O., has been pursuing membership for 16 years and in 2004, signed a trade deal with the European Union to pave the way for its admission.
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July 18, 2007, WednesdayOnce Again, Trade Effort Stumbles on Subsidies
Talks collapsed when the U.S. and the European Union fell out with India and Brazil over plans to cut agricultural subsidies and tariffs.
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Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Saturday about a meeting between the United States trade representative, Susan C. Schwab, and the head of the World Trade Organization, Pascal Lamy, misstated the date of Mr. Lamy's discussion with Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain about the restart of global trade negotiations. It had already been held, on Jan. 9; it was not scheduled for Tuesday.
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Each year, nearly one-third of the upper-level students earn credit working on a one of four student-edited journals. Through this experience, students learn the inside of legal scholarship, develop their own writing skills and even may have their note chosen for publication. Selection to the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal, the William & Mary Business Law Review, the William and Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review, the William and Mary Journal of Women and the Law, and the William and Mary Law Review is made through a joint journal competition held at the conclusion of the students' first full year of law school.
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Early in 2011 we were notified by the National Trust for Historic Preservation that China Alley would be designated as one of "America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places." We were caught off guard and we were overwhelmed. We have always accepted and cherished China Alley as historic and irreplaceable and now it would also be recognized as such by our Nation.
It felt strange to accept this designation as an honor because who in their right mind would want to be considered endangered? We reassured each other and acknowledged that being endangered was much better than extinct. We realized it was up to us to be on the forefront to help ensure China Alley's survival. Over a relaxing cup of tea, we discussed what we could do for China Alley. Returning to the Alley after one of our brainstorming tea excursions, we felt positive downtown Hanford needed a tea room and it should be located right here. We looked at Number 1 China Alley, on the corner of Seventh and Green Streets, and immediately knew it was the appropriate spot.
Because of the tremendous support we received over the last 12 months, we've recently celebrated our first anniversary. Time really does seem to fly when you are having fun, it is difficult to believe that a year has passed since we officially opened our doors and served our first pot of tea.
Our first customer arrived before we opened, knocking on the window to grab our attention. It was Dave Jones, from the Hanford Visitor Agency, a familiar sight in Hanford especially in China Alley. We invited him in and he immediately proclaimed that he wanted our first four dollars to come from Hanford's tourist industry. We wondered why he said four dollars. We see businesses who cherish the first dollar earned, often framing them, but four dollars? Dave explained that he brought two two-dollar bills. He wanted to pay for his purchase with a pair of them so the two newest proprietors in China Alley wouldn't wrangle over their first dollar.
It turned out that Dave was the first of many customers who stopped by on our opening day. They bought tea, had a bite to eat and purchased teapots. Many dropped in just to say hello and let us know they were glad we were here. By the day's end we felt reassured that our decision to open up shop in China Alley would be well received.
We look forward to our next anniversary and many years to come. Thanks for your support.
St. Valentine's Day
Valentine's day is just around the corner and we want to make sure that you know the L.T. Sue Co. Tea Room and Emporium loves our friends. We've come up with some unique and lovely seasonal items to share with you and your loved ones.
Chocolate is a great traditional gift this time of year and we concocted a special and distinctive blend we named "Imperial Indulgence." Imperial Indulgence is a Chinese black tea naturally flavored with European chocolate, mixed with flowers and white chocolate bits. Sweet and creamy, like a chocolate mousse with an intoxicating finish, best describes the taste of our newest tea blend.
"Sun and Moon" is our name for a wonderful and whimsical heart shaped green tea designed to share with someone you love. Place a Sun and Moon heart in your pot, add hot water then let the tea steep for a few minutes and watch things get steamy.
Bavarian Mint tea is a blend of green tea, peppermint, and black tea infused with the essence of chocolate. This merge of flavors provides a great tasting brew perfect for sharing with someone special.
When you're ready to heat things up, try our Ho Tai Red Hot Tea. This is a fusion of Tahitian Vanilla black tea and Madagascar cinnamon with bits of red hots added for a surprise finish.
Celebrating Eight Months!
November 1 marked the eight month anniversary the L.T. Sue Co. Tea Room and Emporium has been open. We are grateful and very pleased with all of the support and patronage we have received. We hope to continue our service for many years to come.
During this time, we have been able to reconnect with many old friends and cultivate new acquaintances as well. Our location in China Alley paves the way as a great conversation starter. Many individuals have shared an abundance of China Alley memories. First time visitors are filled with questions and curiosity about the area's history and future potential.
We carry over 100 different teas and herbal blends. We custom make our blends right here in historic China Alley. Our newest blend is called "Ho Tai's Happy Nut Pistachio Tea." As you might know, Ho Tai is our friend - the "laughing" or "happy" Buddha who resides across the Alley from us and looks after our well-being. Ho Tai came up with the idea for this particular tea blend incorporating local ingredients. In China, pistachios are known as the "happy nut." Ho Tai asked our friend, Todd Fukuda, to provide some very special pistachios for his blend. Extra-large and bright green roasted San Joaquin Valley happy nuts are carefully chopped and combined with Gen Ma Cha and Mandarin green teas and mixed with locally grown dried fig bits. A five minute steep elicits the nutty smooth flavor of the pistachio, and provides an amusing cup that always brings a smile to Ho Tai's face.