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A Beginning by the River
Image courtesy Robert Simmon, NASA/Landsat/USGS
This bird's-eye view shows the mine that launched Canada's oil sands industry on the banks of the Athabasca River.
By the time this image was taken in 1984, the company now known as Suncor Energy had been operating for 17 years here at Fort McMurray (map), in the cold, remote, northern reaches of Alberta. When the site opened in 1967, Alberta Premier Ernest Manning called it a "red letter day" for North America. "No other event in Canada's centennial year is more important or significant," he said.
Today, the Canadian oil sands, also called tar sands, are recognized as one of the largest reservoirs of petroleum in the world. But extracting the resource from this unique geological formation is costly-both economically, and environmentally. It takes a great deal of labor, energy, and water to squeeze the thick, sticky bitumen from the ancient mix of sand, clay and water. Only the surging oil prices of the past decade have made the oil sands business feasible.
Controversy now abounds over efforts to build gateways for bringing more of this oil to market, especially over TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline to the refining centers of Texas.
(Related: "The Keystone XL Pipeline: A Tar Sands Folly?" and "Yellowstone Spill Shadows Efforts on the Keystone XL")
Now, for the first time, it is possible to step back through history and see the expansion of the oil sands business, thanks to the Landsat Earth-observing satellites managed by NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey.
The first of a series of images released last week by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center shows the area around the Athabasca River long before the great oil sands boom was under way. Even then, a large storage pond of toxic mine tailings was already visible. Beneath them, the first mine lay closest to the river, with the second active mine just to its left.
—Brian Handwerk
This story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge.
Published December 22, 2011
Into the Woods
Image courtesy Robert Simmon, NASA/Landsat/USGS
By August 2001, this Landsat satellite image shows that operations along the Athabasca had grown considerably.
Producing oil sands crude here means first clear-cutting boreal forest and then removing as much as 100 feet (30 meters) of underlying soil and peat—up to four tons for each barrel of oil.
This heavy lifting is just the first step in an energy-intensive production process. The thick, viscous oil called bitumen must be separated from the sand using water or steam, and then it must be further processed into crude oil. As a result, producing oil here releases more greenhouse gases than conventional oil production. Environmental groups dub this the "world's dirtiest oil," while the industry and Canada's national and provincial governments have pursued projects like large-scale carbon capture to try to "green" the product.
"If the oil sands are ever going to be produced responsibly there needs to be an adequate environmental management program in place that takes into account the cumulative environmental effects on things like water, land use, and greenhouse gases," says Nathan Lemphers, a policy analyst with Pembina Institute, the Canadian environmental organization that monitors the industry via www.oilsandswatch.org.
Lemphers argues that appropriate regulation is not yet in place. "There have been half a dozen independent, expert panels which concluded that the current environmental monitoring system which assesses impact of the oil sands is not adequate for the current amount of development let alone what's projected to come in the future," he says. "We're only at the tip of the iceberg given the size of this resource."
The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates the proven, recoverable oil sands reserves at more than 170 billion barrels—more than the total reserves of any other nation except Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
Published December 22, 2011
Feeding the World's Growing Demand
Image courtesy Robert Simmon, NASA/Landsat/USGS
This 2011 satellite image of the same Athabasca River mining site shows massive expansion, fueled by the early 21st century's sustained surge in oil prices. And production in the oil sands region is on track to continue growing, deterred only by the difficulty in getting oil to markets from these sites 500 miles (800 kilometers) north of the U.S. border.
The IEA's 2011 World Outlook says global oil demand is on track to rise 24 percent by 2035, driven almost entirely by developing nations like China and India. (If nations live up to the greenhouse gas commitments they've made so far—by no means a sure thing—IEA's projects oil demand still will increase 15 percent over that period.) The IEA report stressed that "policy action to curb demand and a continuing ability to develop new supplies will be critical." Relatively little has been done to reduce demand in the industrialized world or to curb its growth in the developing world—but Canada's oil sands have become an enormous new supply source.
The oil sands cover an area about the size of New York State (55,000 square miles or 142,000 square kilometers), but mining projects have currently uncovered only about 232 square miles (602 square kilometers). Much of the bitumen, perhaps 80 percent, is too deep for surface mining and will have to be melted "in situ," with underground steam pipes and slurry-collecting wells. This process spares more forest and produces no tailings ponds, but consumes even more energy.
Published December 22, 2011
Mining for Fuel
Photograph by Peter Essick, National Geographic
Dust clouds the sunset above this open-pit mine, a close-up view of a small fraction of the areas surveyed in the Landsat satellite images. Oil sands mining operations are conducted on a massive scale. Electric shovels five stories high gouge bitumen-rich sand from the ground in open pit mines. Hot water and mixtures of caustic soda then separate bitumen from sand before the bitumen is cooked in an "upgrader" facility that transforms it into a type of synthetic crude.
Holding ponds store the resulting toxic slurry, which can be fatal to birds that land on the surface. Water is cleaned and reused while sand settles out quickly for use in retaining dikes, but other particles produce a toxic goo laden with chemicals like naphthenic acid and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH). The industry is under a mandate to reclaim the ponds by backfilling and planting them, but the process is long and uncertain, and only a single 104-hectare (257-acre) site has been certified "reclaimed" by the Alberta government.
Alberta tailings ponds cover perhaps 50 square miles (130 square kilometers)—an area about twice the size of Manhattan. Some studies have suggested they routinely leak contaminants and some downstream samplings have shown elevated levels of arsenic, lead, and mercury. The government of Alberta counters that the water is tainted by natural seeps, unleashed as the river naturally erodes its way though ancient layers of oil sands, and that waters downstream from mine sites evidence no unusual industrial contribution.
(Related: The Canadian Oil Boom)
Published December 22, 2011
Stoking an Economic Engine
Photograph by Peter Essick, National Geographic
Dump trucks like this one can haul 400 tons and burn through 50 gallons (190 liters) of diesel every hour.
These jumbo vehicles often are driven by recent transplants to the region, workers eager to become part of an economic windfall that has fueled boom-town growth in the oil sands epicenter of Fort McMurray. Government of Alberta statistics report that more than 135,000 people were employed in mining, oil, and gas extraction across the province in 2009.
"Oil sands have really come to the fore in terms of what the province makes in royalties and also in terms of job creation," said Alberta Energy Department spokesman Tim Markle. "We're even talking about possible job shortages with the amount of expansion that's projected to occur in the coming years." Oil sands backers also tout the resources as essential in an increasingly energy-thirsty world, and stress the advantage of its location in a stable Western democracy. Among the world's top five nations in terms of oil reserves, Canada is the only one that is not a member of OPEC.
Debate over the oil sands is especially heated in the United States, where Canada is the largest oil supplier and is responsible for some 25 percent of all imports. The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts that the oil sands are fast becoming the largest single source of U.S. crude imports. The Keystone XL pipeline project, if approved by the U.S. government, would connect the sands to refineries on the Gulf Coast—positioning Alberta's resources for a prominent place in America's energy future.
(Related: Top Energy Stories of 2011)
Published December 22, 2011
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IF: Jump
Jump is the word.
To JUMP from cloud to cloud must be a lot like
jumping from snowdrift to snowdrift.
I saw a lot of moose when I lived in Alaska.
Sleeping next to my car door (when I was trying to go to work).
On top of houses because they'd climbed a snowbank.
In the middle of the college campus, eating the last leaves off the trees.
I imagine a moose could end up anywhere.
Baby moose on the roof!
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Have a fantastic weekend!
10 Sweet Comments:
- AHAviews said...
Great expression on yours - the little fella on the roof, not so much. Now I"ll spend half the morning wondering how he got down. Thanks.
- May 3, 2012 at 3:47 AM
- Sue Dennen said...
I love the way your moose looks so light on his feet, and I like the way you made the clouds, too.
Never knew that moose got into so many interesting situations -- wish we had them around here! - May 3, 2012 at 6:15 AM
- Cindy D. said...
Cute moose, love the face! They have such long, fuzzy and goofy noses, definitely an excellent illustration subject. Also holy cow - Moose on the roof!
- May 3, 2012 at 7:15 AM
- theodraws said...
Wow, Moose on roof! It almost sounds Suessian. Great illustration, too!
- May 3, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Creations By Mit said...
Love your sweet moose! After the stories you've recounted, not to mention the photo, I'm sure clouds are a possibility! Wow!!!
- May 3, 2012 at 5:49 PM
- Jackie said...
I remember so well the moose on the roofs. I also remember sitting up in the car to see the a-hole of one right next to the window as we went by.
- May 3, 2012 at 6:35 PM
- Angel said...
AHAviews- Thank you. Heehee! Sorry about that.
Sue- Thanks. Moose are funny and silly creatures. And HUGE. Some stand 7' at the shoulder!
Cindy- :) Thank you. Yup, long goofy faces but smooth and velvety like a horse nose (with mosquitoes covering every inch).
theodraws- Thanks. Totally.
Mit- Thank you. Ya just never know with those crazy creatures. - May 3, 2012 at 10:02 PM
- Perrine Renoir said...
this is funny, but then when i was a kid i thought of flying hippopotamus. that's weirder.
- May 4, 2012 at 1:09 AM
- Ann Pilicer said...
holy smokes! a moose up there! Wow! Love your moose illo! great job. And thanks for your great commenting on my blog. It means so much.
- May 5, 2012 at 4:42 AM
- Bella Sinclair said...
Holy moly, is that for real??? Whoa!
Of course we all know that those antlers are really wings. Moose. Light as a feather. Oh, that would be mousse. Sorry. But your moose is super sweet and super talented!
Woohoo on the fitness goal! You are right on track! - May 5, 2012 at 4:26 PM


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Governor Cuomo, Now before you go get your tablescape into a tizzy, let's be clear: Sandra Lee's new show isn't all about green markets and seasonal vegetables. She's not Alice Waters with a pushup bra. That would be crazy. But I do think Sandra must have seen a small beam of culinary light recently, as the "semi-homemade" style of cooking is not the #1 priority in Money Saving Meals. Now, Aunt Sandy's goal is to save us time and money.
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While Semi-Homemade was known for its intricate decorations, kitchen decor and tablescapes that often matched everything from Sandra's outfit to the napkin rings, MSM has stripped that all away. Sandra's now in an almost all-white, suburban looking kitchen with nary a napkin ring or handwritten place card in sight. While Semi-Homemade was sometimes mocked for those colorful details, I'm kind of misty about not seeing them anymore. Sandra Lee=tablescapes! I realize she's got her magazine now, where she's over-indulging the decorating side of Aunt Sandy, but still. Give us a little bit!
As for Sandra's ability to show viewers how to save money, there does appear to be a fair amount of research (down to the penny!) when it comes to choosing ingredients and offering suggestions. And like a few other hosts (Robin Miller still out there), Sandra will use the same ingredients from one dish to make a different recipe. There are also some web-only recipes at foodnetwork.com/round2recipes.
But the problem is a lot of Sandra's money-saving secrets aren't really secrets at all. Like her suggestion to use store brand refrigerated biscuits instead of a fancy name brand can of Pillsbury. "Oh, so by using items that cost less I will in turn save money. Now I understand!"
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The Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (English: Old Masters Picture Gallery) in Dresden (Germany) features numerous major works of art history. It is part of Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (English: Dresden State Art Collections) beside ten further museums (e.g. Grünes Gewölbe, Kupferstichkabinett and Rüstkammer), owned by the State of Saxony.
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Swissotel Dresden Am Schloss in Dresden
Schlosstrasse 16, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
LOCATIONSwissôtel Dresden Am Schloss is situated in the heart of Dresden's historic old town - surrounded by architecture from the late baroque period: Dresden's renowned Church of Our Lady, the Semper Opera and the Zwinger Palace are just a few minutes' walk away. Across the street is the Royal Palace with the historical Green Vault, the treasure chamber of August the Great, the New Green Vault and the Turkish Chamber - the perfect place to enjoy art and history.
: Royal Palace (Residenzschloss), Semper Opera, Zwinger Palace, Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche)
~0.09 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden in Dresden
Taschenberg 3, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
Hotel DescriptionThe Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski is located in the historic city centre of Dresden, only a few steps away from the most renowned sights, such as the Semper Opera House, the Residential Castle, Zwinger Palace, and the Frauenkirche Church. Being a highlight of baroque architecture, the Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden is a blend of timeless elegance and highest comfort. Experience extraordinary cordiality in a historic setting and feel at home in one of the most impressive Grand Hotels of our time.
: Semper Opera House, Zwinger Palace, Residential Castle, Europe's largest treasure chamber "The Green Vault", the famous Frauenkirche Church, Erzgebirge mountains, the Transparent Factory of Volkswagen in Dresden, and many more
~0.09 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Steigenberger Hotel De Saxe Dresden in Dresden
Neumarkt 9, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU)
~0.33 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Innside by Meliá Dresden in Dresden
Salzgasse 4, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
Dresden's new hotel design tip is an exciting composition of historic and contemporary elements. It is a superlative for international business, cultural travellers and guests from all over the world. Located right in the historical city centre of Dresden, where world famous sights such as "Frauenkirche" (Church of our Lady), the river Elbe and the Semper Opera House are just a few steps away.180 extravagant studios and suites await their guests in a stylish and elegant surrounding with a touch of Spanish passion.
: Church of our Lady, Zwinger, Castle, museums, Semper Opera
~0.37 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Art'otel Dresden by Park Plaza in Dresden
Ostra Allee 33, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
This hotel is situated 800 m from the Zwinger in the heart of the city, just All rooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi, and the hotel offers a fitness area and business services. The ideal hotel in Dresden for corporate and leisure travellers, art'otel dresden is near a number of popular sights, including the Semper Opera and the Church of Our Lady, and it is directly opposite the ICC Dresden. Blending travel, design and art, our Dresden accommodation displays original works by A.R. Penck, a renowned local artist.
: Zwinger 800 mCastle 800 mSemper Opera 800 mFrauenkirche 900 m
~0.41 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
The Westin Bellevue Dresden in Dresden
Grosse Meissner St. 15, Dresden, 01097 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
Theestin Bellevue Dresden is a first-class conference hotel. Exclusive conference rooms with professional equipment, an atrium, as well as a unique location directly on the banks of the Elbe provide a stylish environment for all event types.Our large banquet and conference centre holds up to 780 persons, or up to 1,000 at cocktail receptions, while our Bellevue gardens afford events up to 2,000 persons. Several drawing rooms in the historic parts of the hotel reflect the splendor of baroque architecture and provide an attractive setting for lavish dinners and sophisticated discussions. W
: Our hotel is situated in the heart of Dresden. Famous sights like the impressive Semper Opera, the monumental Church of Our Lady, or the Royal Palace with its world famous Green Vaults, are just outside our doors. Take a walk along the banks of the Elbe River and enjoy the magnificent view over the
~0.46 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Radisson Blu Gewandhaus Hotel in Dresden
Ringstrasse 1, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
LOCATION:The hotel is located in the heart of the baroque city, next to the historical Old Market Square.The history of the baroque-neo-classical cloth hall can be traced back to 1295, when itwas mentioned in documents for the first time.Following its total destruction during theSeven Years' War, J. F. Knöbel reconstructed it in1770. Today the house presents itself as a firstclassBoutique Hotel. ROOMS:Our 97 guest rooms, including the 3 suites, arefurnished in elegant Biedermeier style and offerexcellent comfort.
: Church of Our Lady, Semper Opera House, the Zwinger area, Albertinum, City Centre Dresden, Residenzschloss, New Synagogue, Green Vault, Old Masters Picture Gallery, The Royal Mews,Rudolf Harbig Stadium, Saxon State Chamber
~0.46 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Hotel Elbflorenz Dresden in Dresden
Rosenstraße 36, Dresden, 01067 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
The Elbflorenz Dresden Hotel, the largest privately managed hotel in Saxony, offers its guests a unique atmosphere with its location directly in the World Trade Center. The historic city centre of Dresden is within walking distance (less than 10 minutes). As a contrast to the matter-of-fact business atmosphere, our hotel offers its guests a casual, Mediterranean ambience with all the luxury to meet the high demands of business travellers, conference members and tourists alike.
: Church of Our Lady-FrauenkircheGreen Vault-Historisches Grünes GewölbeZwingerAlbertinumSemperoperGemäldegalerie Alte MeisterKreuzkircheComödie DresdenHerkuleskeuleZoo
~0.70 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Ibis Hotels Dresden in Dresden
Prager Straße 2c, Dresden, 01069 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
~0.76 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Dorint Hotel Dresden in Dresden
Grunaer St. 14, Dresden, 01069 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
~0.77 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Achat Comfort Hotel Dresden in Dresden
Budapester St. 34, Dresden, 01069 Germany (DEU)
~1.12 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
The Royal Inn Leonardo in Dresden
Bamberger St. 14, Dresden, 01187 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
~1.66 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Artushof Hotel in Dresden
Fetscherstr. 30, Dresden, 01307 Germany (DEU)
~1.68 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Quality Hotel Plaza Dresden in Dresden
Koenigsbruecker St. 121a, Dresden, 01099 Germany (DEU) (Downtown-City Center)
~2.01 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Best Western Hotel Quintessenz Forum in Dresden
Mobschatzer St. 17, Dresden, 01157 Germany (DEU)
Only 200m away from the Elbe, the BEST WESTERN Quintessenz Forum Hotel offers spacious and modern rooms and apartments with free WIFI. Dresden's historical centre is 3.5 kms away. The city centre may be reached in 10 minutes using the "Cossebauder Straße" tram stop, located 200 m from the hotel.The quiet and comfortable rooms and apartments of the BEST WESTERN Quintessenz-Forum Hotel are all fully equipped with satellite TV, sky, a minibar and a modern bathroom.
~2.35 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Schloss Eckberg in Dresden
Hotel Schloss Eckberg, Dresden, 01099 Germany (DEU) (Suburban)
Our Hotel Castle Eckberg**** is a neo-gothic gem from the last century on the slope of the river Elbe, only a few minutes far from the historical city centre and combines the charm of a historic country house set in fantastic landscaped gardens with the comfort of a luxury hotel.The seventeen rooms and suites have been designed rather individual and furnished tastefully with valuable antiques and up-to-date comfort at it's best. The marble bathrooms (with bathtub) have got their own unmistakable character and remind of the tradition of Toscanian mansions.
: Our Hotel Castle Eckberg**** is a neo-gothic gem from the last century on the slope of the river Elbe, only a few minutes far from the historical city centre and combines the charm of a historic country house set in fantastic landscaped gardens with the comfort of a luxury hotel.
~2.89 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Bergwirtschaft Wilder Mann Hotel & Restaurant Gmbh in Dresden
Großenhainer Straße 243, Dresden, 01129 Germany (DEU)
~3.22 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Hotel Villa Weltemühle Dresden in Dresden
Merbitzer Strasse 53, Dresden, 01157 Germany (DEU) (Suburban)
In Hotel Villa Weltemühle Dresden erwartet Sie ein persönlich geführtes 4 Sterne Hotel in Dresden. 46 wunderschöne, stilvolle Hotelzimmer und Hotelsuiten und liebenswerte Details aus der Zeit des Jugendstils machen den Aufenthalt in unserem Dresden Hotel zu einem Erlebnis.Frühstück auf der Gartenterrasse, ein kühles Getränk im Wein-Park unter alten Kastanienbäumen, ein Buch in der Bibliothek vor knisterndem Kaminfeuer und Entspannung im Wellnessbereich mit Sauna und Dampfbad – das Hotel Villa Weltemühle Dresden bietet Ihnen luxuriöse Entspannung und beste Services.
: Naturschutzgebiet Zschoner Grund,Zschoner Grund Mühle,Kirche Briesnitz,Elberadweg
~3.44 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Ramada Hotel Dresden in Dresden
Wilhem Franke Strasse 90, Dresden, 01219 Germany (DEU) (Suburban)
Not far from the city center, we welcome you to our 4-star RAMADA Hotel Dresden. Traveling Dresden means to experience the cultural heart of Saxony of the past and today. Discover unique art collections, the beauty of the Elbe Country, so-called Saxon Switzerland, and the Saxon Wine Route. Find our property only 2 minutes away from the newly opened autobahn A17, exit Dresden-Prohlis. We offer 262 hotel rooms of international standard, equipped with W-LAN, telephone, radio, SAT-TV, hotel video, bath/shower, WC and hair dryer. Enjoy culinary specialties in our restaurant.
: Frauenkirche, Semperoper, Zwinger, Albertinum, Fürstenzug, Zoo, Brühlsche Terrasse, Großer Garten, Panometer
~3.45 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Hotel Adler in Dresden
Kötzschenbroder Strasse 185, Dresden, 01139 Germany (DEU)
~3.74 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Therese Malten Villa in Dresden
Wilhelm Weitling St. 3, Dresden, 01259 Germany (DEU) (Riverfront)
We invite you to spend your visit to Dresden in our B&B in a neo-renaissance villa on the river Elbe, built for the opera singer Therese Malten. There are 5 comfortably equipped rooms and 1 apartment all with bathrooms en suite, free wireless internet (Wi-Fi), a reading room and the guest kitchen at your disposal. We will be happy to serve you a breakfast in the mornings and organize individual guided tours upon request to make it possible for you to see Dresden´s best side.
: castle Schloss Pillnitz, Zwinger, Frauenkirche Dresden, Opera House Semperoper, Saxon Switzerland
~6.33 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Stadt Gut Hotel Lindenhof in Dresden
Dresdner Strasse 36, Dresden, 01465 Germany (DEU) (Suburban)
~6.61 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Schloss Hotel Dresden Pillnitz in Dresden
August Böckstiegel Straße 10, Dresden, Germany (DEU) (Riverfront)
The Schlosshotel Dresden Pillnitz was recently restored and enjoys a fantastic location. It is situated next to the river "Elbe" and surrounded by vineyards and orchards. Our 42 rooms and 3 suites (two of them with water beds) offer all the comfort you may require. The rooms are the perfect combination of 4-star standard and unique atmosphere. All of them include ISDN phone connection, ADSL, radio, TV, minibar, notebook socket and a bathroom.
: You will feel like the King of the Castle in this former summer residence with pavilions and avenues, pleasure gardens and botanical delights which are enchanting in every season.
~6.77 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Hotel Elbresidenz Bad Schandau in Bad Schandau
Markt 1 11, Bad Schandau, 01814 Germany (DEU) (Mountain)
Excellent and unique close to the river Elbe – Exclusive with countless opportunities for up to 230 people. Our five-star hotel is located close to Dresden directly on the banks of the Elbe river in Saxon Switzerland National Park. The hotel offers the perfect setting for your events. The relaxed atmosphere, modern technology and a professional service ensure physical well-being, inner balance and a high level of motivation for all participants. Experience unique and highly efficient events in front of a fascinating landscape scenery.
: Saxon Switzerland, Dresden, river ELBE
~20.51 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
Giovanni Giacomo in Teplice
Vrchlickeho 1234 17, Teplice, 41501 Czech Republic (CZE) (Resort)
«Giovanni Giacomo Hotelellness» is a sample of incomparable hospitality. It is an ideal place for a business trip or romantic weekend. The hotel will provide you not only 24 cozy and comfortable rooms but also excellent restaurant ROKOKO, headed by one of the best chefs in Czech Republic.Old style is combined with modern technology. Fast and free 24-hour Wi-Fi Internet access, satellite TV, LCD panels in every room, air-conditioning system throughout the hotel and much more. SPA salon and medical wellness in «Giovanni Giacomo Hotel» will help you to find inner evenness and harmony. W
: castle, zoo, botanic garde, mountains
~28.72 Miles from Old Masters Picture Gallery
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The Opera Shop is located opposite the Finnish National Opera's Ticket Sales in the lower lobby of the building, easily accessible from the Töölö Bay entrance. The Opera Shop is open anytime Ticket Sales is open, in addition to before and after performances and during intermissions.
The Opera Shop is proud to sell several unique items specially designed for the shop, along with souvenirs signed by the biggest names in the Finnish National Opera and Ballet, and a great selection of books, CDs, DVDs, and other products. The following is a sampling of some of the designated Finnish National Opera and Finnish National Ballet products available at The Opera Shop.
Many different postcards are available, featuring scenes from important opera and ballet performances and representations of the Opera House itself.
EUR 1,50 (1 card)
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The material for these one-of-a-kind Opera Shop bags is recycled from the giant banners with production information that once festooned the exterior walls of the Opera House.
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I don't often need a "hammer drill" and have a high quality gear reduced 1/2 inch drill for non-masonry jobs, but there are always those unexpected jobs that will require holes ...Read complete review
I don't often need a "hammer drill" and have a high quality gear reduced 1/2 inch drill for non-masonry jobs, but there are always those unexpected jobs that will require holes drilled in concrete or cinder block.For those tasks, since they are infrequent, I bought the least expensive hammer drill I could find, also available through Harbor Freight. For me, that proved somewhat disasterous as the all plastic 1/2 hammer drill sold at HF was never quite up to those infrequent tasks.I purchased this drill because I don't like finding myself unprepared for odd jobs, and this drill felt of a significantly higher quality than the last, and more importantly, has a varriable speed motor.I have to say that I'm extremely pleased with this drill. It provides me with that infrequently needed capability with the added sense that it's not going to fail the next time I use it. I paid only 1/3rd more for this drill, but it's provided me with 4 times the value.This drill performs well for those odd masonry hole jobs, and would serve adequately for most jobs I use my non-impact drill.I've had good luck with purchasing the least expensive tool for the job, often looking to Harbor Freight with that in mind. This drill is not the least expensive tool for drilling holes in concrete, but it offers much better value for price.Other hammer drills of this quality will cost several times what this drill sells for.I'm very pleased with this drill. It, like most of the tools I've purchased from HF, paid for itself quickly.If you're like me and don't need a hammer drill often, but don't want to borrow one when you do, consider paying just a little more and buy this one over the single speed, all plastic hammer drill from HF.I'm Steve, thanks for reading.
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1st one burned up immediately when I plugged it in and pulled the trigger. Poof, smoke.So I exchanged it and the replacement worked for 6-8 holes as a hammer drill in cement, but as soon as I tried using it as a drill, poof, it started smoking, and burned up.This ones going back, I wouldn't even bother.
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High-quality hammer drill.
By Little Jon
from Update NY
I actually wanted a drill with a 1/2" chuck for larger bits so I chose this model. The other lower-end 1/2" hammer drill has a flimsy side-handle so don't bother with that one. This one is very sturdy. The feel and sound of this drill is fantastic - clean and powerful 7.5amps. I find myself gunning the trigger just to hear it run.Nice, expensive looking chuck too.I wound up actually needing several holes in some mason blocks to anchor my garden hose wheel. Switched to hammer-mode and it worked like magic.I can't imagine a more expensive drill offering up more than what this drill can do.
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By EvilSteve
from Warren, MI
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Great Tool
By Rich
from Jersey Shore
Had to install new basement windows after hurricane Sandy blew out my old windows. I installed 5 new windows and had to drill 20 holes in cement blocks to install the windows and this drill was amazing. Had no problems what so ever. It is built good and has some heft and feel to it Buy a good cement drill bit like a Bosch and use this drill and you will be impressed like I was
great drill/awesome price
By martin m
from hollywood,fl
My milwakee hammer drill gave up, so i started looking for a replacement, with the intentions of not spending so much money on a drill. I use the drill on a daily basis on concrete ceilings and walls, and it performs just as good if not better than my last drill.Very smooth drill,n super cheap price
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Powerful hammer drill for awesome price!
By CalcProgrammer1
from Gardner, KS
I just bought a house earlier this summer and wanted to put in a storage room in the basement. We had done the same thing at my parents' house a few years back using a standard single-speed drill. It took hours of pounding the drill against the wall with a masonry bit to get the holes drilled for the concrete anchors. With this hammer drill, the bit ripped through the concrete wall like butter, making clean, perfectly sized holes for the concrete anchors to drill into. I used this for the wall as well as for the floor when framing in a wall. The drill is a bit loud, but has plenty of torque as long as you don't push too hard. You should not need to push hard, if you're pushing and nothing is happening it is likely that your bit is dull and needs replaced. The carbide tips wear off of concrete bits and they don't sharpen very well.I also like the fact that it is dual-mode and can be switched to standard drill operation. I wouldn't need a hammer drill that often, but this tool doubles as a regular power drill for drilling wood, metal, etc. when I need more power than my cordless drill has. The side handle is removable and helps apply force while keeping the bit lined up. The variable speed function works well also, giving a great range of speeds.
Great drill
By George M
from Henderson,Nv.
I bought this drill to install T molding into my concrete floor and it did the job I wanted it to do. After reading the " I pulled the trigger and it smoked then fell apart" posts, I was a bit weary about it but I have yet to have any HF tool implode on me. I'm verry satisfied with my purchase......again. Thanx HF!
Good drill for the price
By Doraemon
from Colorado Springs, CO
I used it to drill 43 2" deep by 3/8" diameter holes into concrete foundation wall to insert wedge anchors. It did the job very well. The drill heated up a little but that's expected and it just kept going.I used Bosch masonry drill bits. I believe that made a difference too.
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Excellent tool
By BrianS
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Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
Calling the six-days-per-week mail delivery business model "no longer sustainable," the U.S. Postal Service announced Wednesday it will eliminate Saturday delivery of mail by Aug. 1.
The plan to change delivery from six days a week to five would only affect first-class mail. Packages, mail-order medicines, priority and express mail would still be delivered on Saturdays, and local post offices will remain open for business Saturdays.
According to the U.S. Postal Service, the reasons are continued economic struggles and the increasing use of the Internet for communications and bill paying by consumers. The U.S. Postal Service is also the only federal agency required to pre-fund health benefits for retirees, and those costs are escalating quickly.
"Our current business model of delivering mail six days a week is no longer sustainable. We must change in order to remain an integral part of the American community for decades to come."
Saturday is the lightest mail delivery day by volume and many businesses are closed on Saturdays, according to the U.S. Postal Service. However, many residents receive print magazines and ads on Saturdays in the mail that may be shifted to another day.
A Rasmussen poll on mail delivery in 2012 showed "Three-out-of-four Americans (75%) would prefer the U.S. Postal Service cut mail delivery to five days a week rather than receive government subsidies to cover ongoing losses."
A USA Today/Gallup poll in 2010 found the majority of U.S. residents surveyed were ok with eliminating Saturday delivery. The March 2010 telephone survey of 999 adults revealed people age 55 and older were more likely than younger people to have used the mail to pay a bill or send a letter in the past two weeks.
Speak out: How will this change affect you? Will you miss getting mail on Saturdays?
Rocco Marano
8:06 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Great! One day less to get junk mail. I've advocated this for years. We could probably do with mail just 3 days a week.
10:54 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Well, I tend to order packages and Saturdays happen to usually be the day they arrive. I just hate having to wait until Monday to pick it up, but I can understand that changes they are making. I just hope this really helps the Postal service.
12:14 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Per Adriana: I tend to order packages and Saturdays happen to usually be the day they arrive. I just hate having to wait until Monday to pick it up
Based on the media and the article above "Packages, mail-order medicines, priority and express mail would still be delivered on Saturdays, and local post offices will remain open for business Saturdays."
Frank Sagstetter
12:41 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Let's thank the union for those "pre-fund health benefits for retirees" and the escalating costs. But 80% of todays mail is "junk" anyway so no loss!
jane blanchard
12:50 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
I have no problem with dropping Sat mail del. for a number of years we had a PO Box only. We rarely picked up mail more then 3 days a week. Guess what? Nothing bad happened.
Matt Harris
2:13 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Mr. Sagstetter :
As a union lawyer I admire how you are so succinctly able to boil down such a complex problem, and give so much credit to labor unions for destroying the postal service's Saturday delivery. However, you may want to factor in electronic email and/or the internet as the chief cause of the post office's economic woes, rather than taking the knee-jerk reaction of blaming the lawful representative of the workers. If you've had a chance to read the papers lately (like within the past 30 years), you'd see that the labor laws in this country are not exactly employee-friendly. With this said, I think that you give my legal brethren far too much credit for out-smarting management. Do you think that the postal service lawyers/negotiators are so inept as to let the workers run roughshod over all labor negotiations? Let's put on our thinking cap or take a deep breath before we misappropriate blame.
jane blanchard
2:21 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Blaming unions is an easy out, I agree with Matt Harris. Jane
Guy Linn
3:16 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
I also agree with Mr Harris, These dedicated postal workers are a victim of republican hi-jinks in forcing 75 years of retirement benefits to be paid in a 10 year window, also D. Issa has more draconian measures on the way.
Sally Spangler
11:18 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
I am not sure when the USPS had their own ideal of pay and benefits, but they did. Did it disappear? "Go Green" is the siren song of the businesses who send us monthly statements for what we receive, whether utility bills or the items we order and then have to pay for. I do not want to use my charge card to pay by email. If some smart email user can get into private email messages - as stated in today's paper about Bush family emails being "opened" by who??? Not only the Bush family, why couldn't our emails be trolled and the charge cards money to pay bills or purchases stolen? When would we know? A new, updated way to steal! Who is for that? How could it be stopped? ?????? thoughts?
Sally Spangler
11:33 am on Friday, May 17, 2013
I take that dsfds is listing the junk mail from his mailbox. Yes, I also. But mine is at least a few of those junk pieces every day.. They come in the front door and without looking at them at all go immediately into the trash. During the first week or so of each month, the bills arrive and the paid bills go out quickly.
My real sorrow is that my mailman is retiring! He has been my friend by delivering small packages to the door and a moment of conversation.
If you want fewer junk ads in your box - grin, don't subscribe to things you will not use, or clothing you will not be wearing!


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"Clever writing I guess"
Quirky and even a little sexy without being prurient if that makes any sense. Actually I forget the story, maybe something about a girl not getting her man but not particularly worried about it? The writing style was the thing I liked. The political conditions of a city and sexual politics also.
"Medical history a story in itself"
Yes what is not to like with an historical look at gains over physical pain.
Suffering writ large would be a far too difficult multifaceted subject I would think to cover in 20 or so hours, so emphasis on physical pain makes for solid history.
And of course physical pain is more at a doctor or druggist's command nowadays, and so Dormandy glides through progress over time back in the day when one had to be tied to the bed during an operation, and further back than that, to put some perspective on matters.
Drugs galore covered. People testing them in trial and error mode. And it is soothing to think back now over all the types of pain relief mentioned.
"What's not to love about it ?"
Yes DHL has a way with emotional expression to be sure, and here in this novel is another example of how much he cares for deeper feeling and human love.
"Prefer to hear someone else narrate this one"
Hard to listen to, as narrator attempting provisionally cute, wry, or quaint reading, to create an attitude, while I was longing for a straight-forward reading, to let the text itself do the work;
rather than hamming it up in a cloying narration style.
The narrator should have concentrated on clarity of speech and easy rhythm, in my opinion.
Nonetheless I don't wish to turn my followers off this version, as much listening satisfaction is down to personal taste.
"Recommended for greedy folk"
a vivid hyperbolic tale focussed on folly of greed and still yet more greed. Helpful if familiar with novel itself, and thus prepared to enjoy this rich dramatized version that is true to story with only a few hours less enjoyment timewise and performed very well.
"Too adolescent"
Moody and escapist at times, though overall a trite fantasy piece. Like stage hypnotism.
"Heroes of the homeland, warts and all"
I enjoyed this work as long as I didn't take it too seriously, and can thus recommend it.
"Take an interest in why someone seeks to be poetic"
A good deal of wordplay and some humour as guy with free time plays at using words to say something in a way that will catch attention.
"Find out why they were held in popular imagination"
Some history of relatively recent British and American ideas and ideals of exploration abroad and trying to map new territory.
"Expect the best from yourself"
The truehearted listener will enjoy this tale of a player keeping the faith so to speak.


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Ed ChlorPed Side Effects
Generic name: chlorpheniramine
Note: This document contains side effect information about chlorpheniramine. Some of the dosage forms listed on this page may not apply to the brand name Ed ChlorPed.
Some side effects of Ed ChlorPed may not be reported. Always consult your doctor or healthcare specialist for medical advice. You may also report side effects to the FDA.
For the Consumer
Applies to chlorpheniramine: oral liquid, oral suspension extended release, oral syrup, oral tablet, oral tablet chewable, oral tablet extended release
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction while taking chlorpheniramine (the active ingredient contained in Ed ChlorPed) hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using chlorpheniramine and call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
fast or uneven heart rate;
mood changes;
tremor, seizure (convulsions);
easy bruising or bleeding, unusual weakness;
feeling short of breath; or
urinating less than usual or not at all.
Less serious side effects of chlorpheniramine may include:
dizziness, drowsiness;
dry mouth, nose, or throat;
blurred vision; or
feeling nervous or restless.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to chlorpheniramine: compounding powder, injectable solution, oral capsule extended release, oral liquid, oral suspension extended release, oral syrup, oral tablet, oral tablet chewable, oral tablet extended release
Nervous system
Central nervous system side effects have included depression resulting in drowsiness in 75% or more of treated patients. Dyskinesias have rarely been reported following chronic use of chlorpheniramine (the active ingredient contained in Ed ChlorPed)
Nearly all patients treated with chlorpheniramine experience drowsiness. This drowsiness may subside in some patients with extended use.
Few cases of dyskinesias and tremors, often of the face, have been reported in patients whose chronic use of chlorpheniramine extended over a period of 3 to 10 years. Some of these cases were only partially relieved by discontinuation of the drug. Haloperidol was successful in relieving symptoms.
Gastrointestinal side effects have included dry mouth and constipation in up to one-third of treated patients.
Cardiovascular side effects have included hypotension, tachycardia, and palpitations.
Ocular side effects of chlorpheniramine (the active ingredient contained in Ed ChlorPed) may include blurred vision, diplopia, and dry eyes due to anticholinergic effects.
Genitourinary side effects have included dysuria, urinary hesitancy, and a decreased urine flow. In rare cases, the anticholinergic effect of chlorpheniramine (the active ingredient contained in Ed ChlorPed) has precipitated acute urinary retention.
Hematologic side effects have included bone marrow suppression, thrombocytopenia, and aplastic anemia.
A fatal case of agranulocytosis has been reported in a patient taking chlorpheniramine, pseudoephedrine, acetaminophen, dextromethorphan, phenylpropanolamine, and aspirin. Chlorpheniramine was felt to be the cause.
More Ed ChlorPed resources
- Ed ChlorPed Concise Consumer Information (Cerner Multum)
- Ed ChlorPed suspension drops MedFacts Consumer Leaflet (Wolters Kluwer)
- Aller-Chlor syrup MedFacts Consumer Leaflet (Wolters Kluwer)
- Chlor-Trimeton MedFacts Consumer Leaflet (Wolters Kluwer)
- Chlorpheniramine Maleate, Dexchlorpheniramine Maleate Monograph (AHFS DI)
- Pediox-S suspension MedFacts Consumer Leaflet (Wolters Kluwer)
- QDALL AR sustained-release capsules MedFacts Consumer Leaflet (Wolters Kluwer)
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An archive is a collection of historical records, or the physical place they are located. Archives contain primary source documents that have accumulated over the course of an individual or organization's lifetime, and are kept to show the function of an organization. In general, archives consist of records that have been selected for permanent or long-term preservation on grounds of their enduring cultural, historical, or evidentiary value. Archival records are normally unpublished and almost always unique, unlike books or magazines for which many identical copies exist. This means that archives (the places) are quite distinct from libraries with regard to their functions and organization, although archival collections can often be found within library buildings. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Archive)
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Stabbing suspects bailed
6:50am Saturday 22nd September 2012 in News
- Saturday 7.30am: Three men, aged 24, 44, 46, have been released on police bail until November while investigations continue.
Police say key witnesses have failed to come forward.
Anyone with information about the street attack in broad daylight call Clacton detectives on 101.
- Friday: A THIRD man has been arrested in connection with stabbings in Clacton.
The 46-year-old was arrested following an attack in the High Street on Thursday.
- Thursday, 4.30pm: Police were called to the High Street, Clacton scene following reports of a fight.
One man was taken to Colchester General Hospital and treated for stab wounds before being allowed home.
Another was treated by paramedics but did not go to hospital.
Police arrested two men.


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Luncinda Version 2 in the works
Thursday, February 19, 2009, 08:35 AM - General, Relationships, Art/Design, Illustration, English
So, I have uploaded it (this time in square format), ordered another proof, but this time I turned on book preview and made it public so you can have a peek. Just click on the badge above. If you have a problem viewing it, click the "Slow connection" on the bottom right, for some reason it works better if you have broadband or not.
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good mail day
Thursday, August 28, 2008, 06:54 PM - General, Relationships, Art/Design, Illustration, English
I have had a fairly unproductive week this week with helping my husband's nephews revise their English for the start of school, it is only an hour a day, but as I don't teach kids normally (didn't teach kids, excuse me), I find it kind of stressful. So I spend a lot of time searching for something that will amuse them into at least participating and perhaps learn something on top of that.... so honestly, I have only really started to draw again today after drawing on Saturday (almost a week, be disgusted).
So, to keep my mind off it, I have been sending submissions: I sent one to illustration promo, run by the same guy that organised Mail Me Art, then I send some cards and stickers to people who are going to put them in a collective promo pack... then the above piece is for Good Mail Day, organised by the podpost people ... phew. I have a few more things to post... and I am done, for now.
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Peter Carey's hero is a happy innocent; he remembers his childhood as a Vision Splendid, indulges his wife and children, and is universally regarded as a Good Bloke. Then he dies - only for nine minutes, it's a heart attack - and wakes up in Hell. His wife is unfaithful, his partner's a rat, his son pushes drugs, his daughter sells herself, his advertising company promotes products that cause cancer.
Against these torments Carey provides a saviour: hippy Honey Barbara, pantheist, healer, whore. Honey is to Harry as Isis is to Osiris. Together they conquer Hell and retire to the forest where their children inherit the legend of paradise regained...
Peter Carey's Bliss is a book I read a long time ago, just after I left school, and recently re-read to see if my impression of it had changed. I was pleased to realise that it had. I have heard many mixed reactions towards the book despite it's award winning status. It hasn't aged, and is full of Carey's love of the Australian vernacular (sometimes I wonder if anyone else understands what he is talking about outside of Australia), and it actually made me laugh again and cry (at the end), despite knowing the story.
I have written this commentary for COlivri, join in the discussion if you wish.
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60km ride... and then some
Monday, June 16, 2008, 09:13 AM - General, Relationships, English, French
Yesterday, we went on a "60km" bike ride with the ADAV (like the reclaim the streets crew in Australia) from Roubaix EuroTeleport, along the canals to Kortrijk (Courtrai) and then west along the canals, which was called the Lys then back into France once we hit Werwicq, went south through Lincelle, Bondues, Mouvaux, ROUBAIX! 83kms. It rained from about midday to 4, I was cold most of the day, but at least I had a wet weather top, unlike the VdB who was covered in mud, plus soaked.
The reason we did it was to see if we could do it, plus how we would feel the next day, and if we could do it again... and again for about 1000kms. You think we're crazy don't you? We have talked about doing a ride in France before, but the opportunity came up to, perhaps ride from Lille to Entrevaux (and hour North of Nice, in a car) where VdB's father has a property, for the 14th Of July.
I don't feel too bad now I am moving, but damn my butt hurts where I sat on the saddle all day. That is really my only complaint. I don't think we are ready to do it. Not this time.
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Can you believe I have finished it?
Thursday, June 5, 2008, 04:47 PM - General, Relationships, Art/Design, Illustration, Stores: Etsy, Blue House, Screenprinting, English, French
With much patience and letting me come twice a week from Alain, I have finished the Ern Malley book! I have to have an exclamation mark, because it is necessary.
If you would like to see the work I have done on Ern Malley, have a look at my Flickr Set: Ern Malley, there are scans of the book in there now too. I haven't put them on my website yet, I need more time than Flickr needs to do that, and I am too excited!
If you are at all interested in obtaining a copy of the book, feel free to contact me. I may put one in my Etsy Store soon.
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