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posted 1152 days ago
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#1 posted 1152 days ago
WOW!! Thanks for the hot tip Charlie!! :-)) I love it to but for different reasons. I fixes the handles of tools with too much time in the weather. It makes muzzleloading ramrods very resilient. Now I think I will use and love it even more. I have been thinking about just using it as a primary finish, You have made up my mind ;-))
-- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
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#2 posted 1152 days ago
often times, it's more of a matter of which finish is best for the project. Designing and constructing something is only about 2/3's of the project. Properly sealing and bringing out the true character of the materials is the other third.
It takes time and plenty of experimentation, but learning to use a variety of different techniques and products will give you the means to truly "finish" your projects.
#3 posted 1152 days ago
Charlie, I love BLO for both yours and Topa's reasons. Did you buy your Beall system as a kit or did you cobble it together? I'm in the process of putting a system together to operate on a treadle.
-- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog
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#4 posted 1152 days ago
BTW, I think you should re post it as a refinishing project with more pics of teh box before and after ;-))
-- "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
#5 posted 1152 days ago
Al, I bought the kit with the lathe spindle. It's fantastic for small projects. The only drawback is that because the wheels are fairly close together you can't buff anything very large.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
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#6 posted 1152 days ago
I don't like that it turns lighter woods yellow – some call it "warmth," but I call it yellow. However, in the right application it's stunning. Definitely a good thing there, Charlie!
-- jay, www.allaboutastro.com
#7 posted 1152 days ago
Jay, yes, the yellowing is definitely a consideration. There is a noticeable difference on the light corner inlays, but I think the trade-off is worth it for the effect on the walnut in this case.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
#8 posted 1151 days ago
-- "Everybody makes mistakes. A craftsman always fixes them." (Monty Kennedy, "The Checkering and Carving of Gunstocks", 1952)
#9 posted 1151 days ago
Good discovery, thanks,
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
#10 posted 1151 days ago
I also agree that BLO yellows. Not as bad as amber shellac, which should probably be classified as orange shellac (at least the cheap ones I use). BLO's hit or miss on different woods but I think clearly a hit on Charlie's. I just like the feel of slathering it on, leaving the piece out in the sun a bit, then rubbing on it some more. Creepy, sure; but I like it.
-- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog
#11 posted 1151 days ago
Nothing wrong with the original finish.
I LOVE when the quick/easy way works out so well.
#12 posted 1151 days ago
Go for the simpler things in life… often the best.
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#13 posted 1151 days ago
Thanks for Sharing!
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
#14 posted 1151 days ago
BLO is also great for making wood old.
#15 posted 1129 days ago
I have never heard of BLO but it has given this box a much richer finish.
-- Terry Roswell, L.A. (Lower Alabama) "Life is what happens to you when you are making other plans."
#16 posted 1129 days ago
They both look great to me Charlie. How long did the BLO take to dry?
I've used both but found the poly dried in hours while the BLO took me a few days to a week in the same kind of weather conditions.
-- - Eric Indianapolis, IN
#17 posted 1129 days ago
Eric, I'm not saying it was 100% cured, but I was able to buff and wax in 24 hours.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
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#18 posted 1129 days ago
Poly is for the Hairs, BLO is for the Tortoises.
I have yet to use BLO but probably will soon, been looking at a can of it in town lately. Must dry a bit like Danish oil that I use a lot. Takes a long time to really cure, I often put my pieces in an unused vehicle that is setting in the sun to help it along. But over all I like to keep the pieces at least a week before letting them go.
-- That was not wormy wood when I started working on it.
#19 posted 1129 days ago
Randy, BLO acts a lot like Danish oil. I use them both, but BLO seems to dry a little "harder" in my opinion.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
#20 posted 1128 days ago
I do like BLO, but sometimes I'm not patient enough to wait. It does produce a beautiful finish though.
-- - Eric Indianapolis, IN
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#21 posted 1128 days ago
Charlie, I agree with you on the BLO.
We were given a job to build a large 7'6 tall x 5' wide chifferobe-type structure for a church kitchen/dining/recreation area in a basement. They wanted the one half to be full length hanging and the other half to be short hanging over a compartment where a dorm fridge would reside. BTW, the two doors were so tall that we had to reinforce the backs with steel to make them straight, but even that worked out perfectly. The added weight made the doors feel like safe vault doors (or Mercedes doors back in the day).
This will sound terrible, but it was a mix of veneered plywood, pine trim, and luan back, but all stained dark mahogany and finished with BLO. It turned out looking like much more than it deserved. They specifically did not want shiny or gloss, wanting a new old look.
I didn't like the BLO for the plane handles, but that is the only time I have rejected its use.
-- If you're going to stir the pot, think BIG spoon or SMALL boat paddle. David Grimes, Georgia
#22 posted 1128 days ago
wow charlie i have to agree with you 100%. I love your project by the way. But the BLO just really brings out colours and grains i love it! I JUST started using it not too long ago on my first project and I was VERY satisfied with it.
-- My purpose in life: Making sawdust
#23 posted 1126 days ago
When I first looked at the box, I thought…looks great to me! Then I saw your new results. All I can say is, you have one heck of an eye for improvement. Very, very nicely done!
-- Paul, Tennessee, http://www.tsunamiguitars.com
#24 posted 1107 days ago
Great idea. I will make sure to use this method. It definitly has the desired effect and is a much more natural finish.
-- Anthony
#25 posted 1096 days ago
I too love BLO … but only on axe handles & outdoor stuuf. I will not allow that stuff anywhere in my real shop. It is so unpredictable and can cause some woods to blotch in an instant. It NEVER really dries … it simply dissipates into the wood, waiting to find a way to come back to the surface and lift your finish.
There are LOTS of ways to enhance the grain which are far more predictable, but they will require a little more work & thought. When you learn how to use them, dyes are the far better choice, and they can be applied over any number of blotch control formulas on the market, of which I strongly prefer the one made & sold by Charles Neil.
If you have some REALLY figured wood, like crotch Walnut … BLO will blacken it, blotch it, and simply make it ugly. That same piece with proper use of a blotch control and dyes can make that piece outstanding.
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Titans expected to sign K Ryan SuccopMonday, September 1, 2014, 9:43am
The Titans have a strong interest in former Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop and indications are they could sign him as early as Monday, according to sources familiar with the situation.
Succop would replace kicker Travis Coons on the roster. The Titans elected to keep Coons – and release Maikon Bonani – when they trimmed their roster to 53 over the weekend.
If a deal is reached, Succop would face his old team in the regular season opener on Sunday in Kansas City. The Chiefs released him on Saturday after five seasons. With the Chiefs, Succop was usually a top-10 play and could be a lower end K1 with the Titans as well.
Chiefs extend QB Alex SmithSunday, August 31, 2014, 7:06pm
Alex Smith was prepared to pull the plug on contract talks if they ever became a distraction. It never got to that point.
After an intense and largely secretive day of negotiations, the Chiefs and Smith have worked out a four-year, $68 million extension.
Per a league source, Smith gets $30 million guaranteed at signing. Another $15 million in injury-only guarantee vests in March 2015.
Smith, who is still only 30 years old, was traded to the Chiefs last year for what ultimately became two second-round picks. He performed very well in his first season with Kansas City, leading the team to the playoffs and having one of the best days of his career, which has become overlooked via the second-half defensive collapse that blew a 38-10 lead in Indianapolis.
Smith was the first overall pick in the 2005 draft, and was regarded as a borderline bust until Jim Harbaugh arrived as head coach of the 49ers, the story points out. But a concussion gave Colin Kaepernick a chance to play, and he played well enough to send Smith to the bench — and ultimately to KC, the story continued. With the Chiefs, he doesn't have a ton of talent to work with. WR Dwayne Bowe dropped off last year as the team relied on RB Jamaal Charles - and that appears to be a similar situation this year. Smith has low-end QB2 value and is ranked 18th coming into the season.
Chiefs cut K Ryan SuccopSaturday, August 30, 2014, 6:55pm
The most significant Chiefs cup is the release of K Ryan Succop, who has served as the Chiefs' starting placekicker for the last five seasons.
Succop made 81 percent of his field goals over five years but got beat out by rookie Cairo Santos, despite a strong preseason performance. Succop's large cap numbers - $2.7 million this year, $3.5 million next year and $3.2 million in 2016 - could have also played a role, as Santos will only make a fraction of that.
By cutting Succop, the Chiefs stand to gain roughly $2 million in cap space this year, $2.5 million next year and $3 million in 2016.
Succop was a decent fantasy option last year but the job now belongs to Santos. Santos is already ranked as K1 heading into Week 1 as he's 10th on our list.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 10:13am
Chiefs coach Andy Reid also said WR Frankie Hammond Jr. would likely take Dwane Bowe's spot in the starting lineup against Tennessee Week 1. Hammond joined the Chiefs last year as an undrafted rookie and spent all season on the practice squad.
But he's fast and played well in training camp and the preseason. Hammond is tied with Bowe for the team lead in preseason receptions for a wide receiver with six.
Jarrett Boykin heads into final preseason game as Pack's WR3Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 8:42pm
Jarrett Boykin is the Packers' No. 3 receiver, behind Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb. That would put him ahead of the rest of the pack - including rookie second-round pick Davante Adams - entering the Packers' preseason finale against the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night at Lambeau Field.
''Clearly he's taken the next step. I just love the way he plays,'' Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Tuesday. ''He's physical, his toughness, he's relentless. I
think he's exceptional at the top of his route. You see his strength and balance to separate from a DB. I think he's had an excellent camp.''
We've identified Boykin as a sleeper this year and he remains someone who is available later in drafts. He wasn't always a lock to be the team's WR3, but it looks like he'll emerge ahead of Adams at least to start the year. Neither Adams nor Boykin were impressive at times in camp and then Adams got injured. Given the Packers offense, Boykin could have value as a possible WR3 in just about any format.
Browns could use two QB systemTuesday, August 26, 2014, 6:24pm
Browns QB Johnny Manziel has one more preseason game to prove to the coaching staff that he's ready for a package of plays early on, maybe even for the opener in Pittsburgh.
Manziel will replace Brian Hoyer in the second quarter against the Bears Thursday night, and finish out the half. He might even play into the third quarter. And if he can provide the same kind of spark in the preseason finale that he did in the dress rehearsal game at FirstEnergy Stadium, he'll make it tempting for coach Mike Pettine and offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan to install something for him right away -- especially if the first-team offense continues to struggle.
There are headlines all over the news today that the Browns could use a two-QB system similar to the 49ers with Alex Smith and Colin Kaepernick. Hoyer has little fantasy value right now so as it is, the potential loss of WR Josh Gordon coupled with losing time to Manziel certainly isn't going to help. Unless Hoyer is lights-out to start the season, it seems like only a matter of time before Manziel is the starter.
Eddy Lacy trained 'as a three-down back'Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 9:02am
The Packers have groomed RB Eddie Lacy to play in every situation this season. Largely because of pass-protection and overuse issues, Lacy was removed in some passing and two-minute situations.
"That's coach's call," Gash said, referring to how Mike McCarthy intends to use Lacy. "But I have trained him as a three-down back. He will be ready to go."
Great news for potential and current Lacy owners. He looks to be a real steal the later he slips after the top-three of Jamaal Charles, Adrian Peterson and LeSean McCoy come off the board. If you really want to take a RB in the middle of the first round, Lacy could be your guy...
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 8:46am
Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles returned to practice after dealing with injuries.
Charles has been out the past two preseason games after hurting his foot while moving out of the dorms at the Chiefs' training camp headquarters at Missouri Western.
Monday, August 25, 2014, 11:12am
Second-year Chiefs TE Travis Kelce has 185 yards receiving on 10 receptions with two touchdowns, veteran Anthony Fasano has seven receptions for 70 yards and Demetrius Harris has one for 30 yards.
The running backs and wide receivers have just 365 yards receiving combined during that same time, which means 44-percent of the receiving yards this preseason have come from the tight ends.
Last season, the 541 yards receiving from the tight ends accounted for just 15-percent of the total receiving yards of the offense.
The story believes this could be a new look for the Chiefs this season. Andy Reid used the TE a lot in Philly, but while Kelce continues to shine in preseason, he's running at the team's TE2. It's a situation to watch if you find yourself needing a TE.
Sunday, August 24, 2014, 10:37am
On the team's opening drive, which started at their 3-yard line, Vikings QB Matt Cassel froze the Chiefs defense with a play-action fake and fired a 53-yard touchdown pass to WR Cordarrelle Patterson, who had gotten behind Chiefs second-string safety Daniel Sorensen. It was an accurate throw by Cassel and Patterson did a good job of tracking the ball before making an over-the-shoulder catch and coasting into the end zone.
"It was a play that we had worked on throughout the week and we had yet to throw the ball to Cordarrelle on it," Cassel said, who was 2-for-2 for 84 yards on the opening drive. "He got on top of the safety and I was able to see it and give him an opportunity, and he went and made a great play."
Patterson said he could feel a big play coming when Cassel barked out the play call in the huddle. He just figured the play would come from fellow wide receiver Greg Jennings on that particular play.
It's a great sign if Cassell and Patterson get on the same page concerning deep balls. Patterson will likely be a hot commodity in your draft with his big-play potential and he's poised to explode in his second season in the league.
Friday, August 22, 2014, 12:53pm
One of the most talked about storylines throughout training camp was the battle between veteran kicker Ryan Succop and undrafted rookie Cairo Santos.
Through two preseason games, both kickers have proven what they can do. They've both hit every extra point (3-3) and are both perfect from field goal range.
Santos is 2 for 2 with a 44-yard field goal against the Bengals, while Succop is 3 for 3 with a 54-yard field goal against the Panthers.
"It's like watching the World Cup," HC Andy Reid said. "I love watching the competition, but they're so close every day, it's crazy. They're both right there."
Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles (foot) returns to practiceThursday, August 21, 2014, 10:57pm
After injuring his foot while moving out of the Missouri Western State University dorms in St. Joseph, running back Jamaal Charles returned to the practice field with the Chiefs on Thursday.
The foot is no longer a concern. Charles is locked in as a top 3 overall pick.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014, 2:03pm
Pro Bowl running back Jamaal Charles was still held out of Chiefs practice Tuesday after hurting his foot in an accident while moving out of the dorms last week.
Charles did not make the trip to Carolina for Sunday's preseason game after getting hurt on the final day of practice at Missouri Western. The Chiefs resumed training camp at their own facility in Kansas City in anticipation of Saturday night's game against Minnesota.
With Charles out, Knile Davis and Cyrus Gray have been getting the majority of snaps.
Chiefs TE Travis Kelce continues to play wellTuesday, August 19, 2014, 9:09am
Another preseason game and another long Chiefs TE Travis Kelce touchdown catch-and-run.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end caught Aaron Murray's first ever NFL completion -- not his first attempt -- and darted past the Carolina Panthers' defense for a 43-yard score. The catch-and-run had a district similarity to the 69-yard snag-and-jaunt Kelce displayed last week against the Cincinnati Bengals. The tight end finished Sunday's 28-16 loss with four catches for 63 yards, giving him a two-week total of six catches for 136 yards on seven targets.
Coming off microfracture surgery that cost him all of last season, the second-year pro sits behind Anthony Fasano in the Chiefs' pecking order. Kelce did play some with the first-team unit Sunday, but mainly in two-tight end sets.
"He's just got to keep coming with it and there's more than just the route running," Andy Reid said, per the team's official website. "You got to be able to run block and then you got to detail all your work there. But, you sure got to give him credit for the effort that he's giving in the pass game and he sure has a nice skill level."
The story goes on to point out the obvious: Kelce clearly has more upside and playmaking ability than Fasano, but the Chiefs insist on going with the more trusted veteran as their starter. If Kelce keeps making plays, however, he should force Reid to reconsider how he divvies up the snaps. We have Kelce ranked 20th, well ahead of Fasano, and trending up our charts. If you need to draft a second TE or play in a deeper league where you can start more than one, he looks like a guy to take a late-round shot on.
Rivera: Panthers can be 'dynamic' with Jonathan StewartMonday, August 18, 2014, 8:12pm
Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart reminded teammates, fans and upcoming opponents just how dangerous he is with the ball in his hands, rushing for two touchdowns in Carolina's 28-16 preseason win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Now he has to prove he can stay healthy. But if Sunday night was any indication, Stewart could be back in a big way.
He only ran for 26 yards on four carries, but his explosive 17-yard burst and his two TDs has Panthers coach Ron Rivera brimming with confidence when discussing a potential running attack that includes DeAngelo Williams, Stewart and Pro Bowl fullback Mike Tolbert.
Rivera said the Panthers have the potential to be "dynamic" if Stewart can stay healthy.
Stewart ran for 3,500 yards and 26 touchdowns in his first four seasons, but ankle and foot injuries limited the former first-round pick to 15 games over the last two seasons and his production has fallen off dramatically. He missed the start of camp with a hamstring injury. With Williams also in the picture, the two will constantly eat into one another's fantasy production. Factor in Tolbert stealing short TDs, and Newton's rushing ability, and the potential of Stewart - and Williams - seems capped in the RB3 range.
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Hotel description La Peguera Apartaments
This apartment complex offers 2 different accommodation possibilities: guests may either overnight in La Peguera (located 8 km from the Parque National D'Aigüestortes and close to Sant Mauricio Lake) amidst vast parklands with fabulous views out over the Macizo del Coma Lo Forno mountain and the surrounding area. Alternatively it is possible to stay in the apartments at Barruera at the heart of Valle where the town hall, chemist, doctor's surgery, petrol station, bakery and supermarket are to be found. The Nouguera de Tort river runs close by and invites guests to take a delightful stroll along its banks.Built in 1986 and renovated in 2000, this apartment complex comprises 8 apartments spread over a 3-floored building. Facilities include a cloakroom and a public Internet terminal with WLAN Internet access; those arriving by car may make use of the hotel's car park and bicycles may be kept in the bike storage facility.La Peguera offers a total of 5 apartments spread over 3 floors each of which is equipped with balcony, kitchen, bathroom/ WC with shower, larder, satellite/cable TV, Internet access, central heating, a lounge and a sitting area. The Barruera complex comprises 3 apartments decorated in varying styles and each of which is fitted with a bathroom/ WC with shower, a kitchenette, satellite/ cable TV, Internet access, central heating and a lounge with sofa bed.The apartment complex offers sports enthusiasts the opportunity to try out water skiing, motor boating, canoeing, archery, horse riding and road/ mountain biking for an additional fee. Tours with a guide are available including walking, cross-country skiing, mountain hiking, rock or ice climbing, canyoning, snow walking, kayaking and snow biking.
Description La Peguera Apartaments
- • Year of construction: 1986
- • Single rooms: 2
- • Year of most recent renovation: 2007
- • Number of floors (main building): 3
- • Apartments: 6
- • Double rooms: 12
Hotel type
- • Apartment complex
Methods of payment
- • American Express
- • MasterCard
- • Visa
Room facilities (Standard room)
- • Balcony
- • Bathroom
- • Bathtub
- • Central heating
- • Fridge
- • Internet access
- • Ironing set
- • Kitchen
- • Kitchenette
- • Living room
- • Microwave
- • Tea and coffee making facilities
- • Terrace
- • Washing machine
- • Bicycle storage
- • Highchairs
- • Mobile phone coverage
- • Spa treatments
- • Wi-fi
- • Cycling / mountain biking
- • Horse riding
Distances (in meters)
- • Nearest Bus / Metro Stop: 93.00 mi
- • Ski slopes: 9.30 mi
- • Bus/Train station: 11.16 mi
Interest points
- • Esquà BoiTaüll Resort: 9.30 mi
- • Parque Nacional de Aigüestortes y Lago Sant Mauricio: 4.96 mi
- • Romanico Sant Climent de Taüll: 4.96 mi
- • Balneario Caldas de BoÃ: 1.86 mi
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Located in the small mountain village of Taull, just a few minutes' drive from the village's two striking Romanesque churches and alpine-style houses, this family-friendly aparthotel forms part of a small resort. The resort is surrounded by the Catalan Pyrenees and is just a few kilometres from the Aiguestortes I Estany National Park, making this the perfect place for those who enjoy hiking, bird watching, and picnics in the great outdoors. The resort also offers a variety of family-friendly activities in the summer such as treasure hunts, outdoor giant chess and football, and boasts four onsite buffet restaurants offering hearty mountain cuisine and light Mediterranean dishes. Alternatively, guests can prepare their own meals in the self-catering studios and duplex apartments, all of which come complete with living and dining area, sofa bed and en suite bathroom.Customer reviews2.2/5of 1 Opinions
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I want to let him know that is was a pleased surprize our recent stay at Sol a Sul and we will be back as soon as possible. For our point of view it was a very good value for the money and we really appreciate the service. Thank you and good luck in the future. Baciu 's family
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A little bit more of maintenience in the appt. esp. the tv. aerial to get a better picture; minor but important.
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Sol a sul Apartaments os absolutely amazing. Me and my girlfriend stayed here for 4 nights and we had an awesome time. The apartment is big, with a nice room and a bathroom, plus a great kitchen and also a nice balcony. Close to the beach and the city centre. Definitely recommend this place!
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Wrabness Community Shop was started by volunteers three years ago, moved to new premises in Black Boy Lane in September and is set to open an adjoining cafe in the next few weeks.
Board member Tony Elliston said: "We want to change the hours we open rather than extend them and give ourselves more flexibility and bring them more in line with our community needs.
"Just because we would have permission to open for longer hours, does not mean we will always do it.
"When the cafe opens we want to have the option to extend it so members can come in the weekend evenings and sit outside.
"The population nearly doubles in the summer months with people visiting caravans and their chalets."
In the proposals, which are subject to approval by Tendring Council, the shop would be able to open between 8am and 8pm on Monday to Saturday and 9am to 6pm on Sunday with the cafe able to stay open until 10pm on Sunday and 11pm on other nights.


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Testing for crude oil markets globalization during extreme price movements
AbstractThis paper investigates the global crude oil market dependence during extreme price movements. To this aim we extend the univariate Granger causality test in extreme risk developed by Hong et al. (2009) in a multivariate context. Asymptotic as well as finite sample properties are delivered. Applying this test for 32 crude oil markets, it turns out that extreme price movements are governed by non-OPEC crude oil markets rather than OPEC ones. More precisely, WTI and Brent crude oils are price setters in both extreme downside and upside price movements. More surprisingly, Mediterranean Russian Urals and Europe Forcados (resp. Ecuador Oriente) rather than Dubai Fateh act as additional benchmarks in periods of extreme price falls (resp. rises). Moreover, the integration process between crude oil markets seems to decrease during extreme price movements making diversification strategies more feasible.
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Related researchKeywords: Crude oil markets; Risk transmission; Globalization; Distribution tails; Granger-causality test;
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September and October 2012 programming at the Paley Center includes Craig Ferguson, Renée Fleming, Judith Jamison, Robert MacNeil, Dick Cavett, Judy Collins, Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Walters, Carole Simpson, Christiane Amanpour and more! Details below.
THIRTEEN at 50: Renée Fleming, Judith Jamison, Robert MacNeil, Dick Cavett
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
6:00 pm ET
New York
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Moderator: Dick Cavett
Special appearance by Judy Collins
For a half century THIRTEEN has set the gold standard of illuminating and inspiring television in New York. This evening the Paley Center will celebrate this rich legacy, screening highlights from a new documentary about THIRTEEN's history and hosting a discussion with some of the most distinguished personalities associated with the station. After the preview, which will feature rare clips from the sixties and seventies, the panelists will discuss how THIRTEEN has pioneered all types of cultural and public affairs programming.
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1
Thursday, September 20, 2012
6:00 pm ET
New York
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David Selby, "Commissioner Gordon"
Frank Miller's landmark graphic novel about fear, hope, and redemption is celebrated with proper measures of haunting visuals and intense action in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1, the next entry in the series of DC Universe Animated Original Movies. Fanboy demigod Peter Weller (RoboCop) leads a stellar voice cast as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Joining Weller behind the microphone is David Selby (The Social Network, Dark Shadows) as Commissioner Gordon, Ariel Winter (Modern Family) as Carrie/Robin, three-time DCU veteran Wade Williams (Prison Break) as Harvey Dent/Two-Face, and Michael McKean (This Is Spinal Tap) as Dr. Bartholomew Wolper.
In the bleak and ominous future of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1, it has been a decade since Bruce Wayne Hung up his cape, following most of the other superheroes who had been forced into retirement. Facing the downside of middle age, a restless Wayne pacifies his frustration with race cars and liquor—but the bat still beckons as he watches his city fall prey to gangs of barbaric criminals known as the Mutants. The return of Harvey Dent as Two-Face finally prompts Wayne to once again don the Dark Knight's cowl, and his dramatic capture of the villain returns him to crime-fighting—simultaneously making him the target of law enforcement and the new hope for a desolate Gotham City.
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Sonny Fox: Forty Years in Television: A Conversation with Whoopi Goldberg
Monday, September 24, 2012
6:30 pm ET
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The legendary career of Sonny Fox, the beloved host of Wonderama, spans the history of television. He will discuss his extraordinary life in media as performer, executive, and consultant to the state department with one of his biggest fans, Whoopi Goldberg. Whoopi has stated: "Two things I had to do on Sunday, go to church and watch Sonny Fox." During his tenure on Wonderama, Sonny was called the foster father of five million children, charming everyone in the tri-state area. The ever-youthful Sonny will screen highlights from his career, which also included hosting the CBS series Let's Take a Trip and The $64,000 Challenge, as well as sign copies of his new book, But You Made the Front Page!: Wonderama, Wars, and a Whole Bunch of Life. Several surprise guests will also drop in to tribute Sonny.
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A five-run fifth inning - due in large part to a grand slam - carried the Norfolk Tides to a 8-3 win over the Louisville Bats on Sunday afternoon.
Louisville out-hit Norfolk 12-11 on a hot day at Harbor Park in Norfolk, Va., but the Tides made the most of their opportunities.
With game-time temperature at 97 degrees Norfolk (37-42) but the heat on the Bats, and starter Chad Reineke, early. The Tides scored single runs in the first and second innings.
Louisville (35-43) got one run back in the fourth against Norfolk starter Timothy Bascom. Drew Sutton led off with a single, took second on Daniel Dorn's single, third on Michael Griffin's bunt single and scored when Chris Denove lined into a double play.
Then came the fifth inning.
Jeff Salazar hit a one-out ground-rule double, then scored when Josh Bell followed with a double of his own. Nolan Reimold then reached on a fielder's choice when Bats shortstop Zack Cozart threw to third baseman Juan Francisco to get Bell out at third. Reineke then walked the next two batters before giving up the two-out grand slam to Michel Hernandez. It was just Hernandez's second homer of the season and it was the first grand slam given up by a Louisville pitcher this season.
That was enough to chase Reineke (4-6), who gave up nine hits and seven earned runs, while walking four and striking out three in five innings.
The Tides increased their lead in the sixth inning when right fielder Jeff Salazar, who helped turn the Tides' double play in the fourth, homered off Bats reliever Enerio Del Rosario.
Louisville rallied for single runs in the seventh and eighth innings, but it was too late.
In the seventh newcomer Gary Matthews Jr. led off with a double, then moved to third on Cozart's single.
Matthews scored when Yonder Alonso helped out Norfolk reliever Mike Hinckley, who replaced Bascom, by grounding into a double play. Bascom (2-2) gave up 11 hits, but only two earned runs while walking one and striking out three in six innings.
In the eighth Todd Frazier led off with a home run against Hinckley. It was his second in as many games and Frazier's 11th of the season, which ties him for the team lead with Wladimir Balentien.
Matthews led Louisville's 12-hit attack by going 3-for-5 in his second game with the Bats. He made his debut in Saturday's 4-3 13-inning loss to Norfolk, going 0-for-6 with five strikeouts.
Cozart, Dorn and Griffin also had two hits for the Bats.
To make room for Matthews on the roster the Bats released Louisville native Chris Burke. In 66 games with the Bats this season Burke batted .238 with five home runs and 26 RBIs. His 38 runs scored were the second-most on the team. Burke, a graduate of St. Xavier High School, was the 10th overall selection in the 2001 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Houston Astros. He is best known for his series-winning, walk-off home run in the 18th inning for the Astros in the 2005 National League Division Series against the Atlanta Braves.
Meanwhile the parent Cincinnati Reds recalled relief pitcher Bill Bray and optioned right-handed pitcher Sam LeCure back to the Bats. LeCure was Louisville's best pitcher, going 5-2 with a 2.55 earned run average, before being called up by the Reds in late May. He won his first start, but lost his next four. He got a no-decision in his start Saturday against Cleveland. LeCure is 1-4 with a 4.86 ERA in six starts for the Reds.
The Bats will try to even their four-game series against Norfolk beginning at 7:15 p.m. Monday night. Right-hander Jesus Delgado (0-1, 3.28), who has 23 relief appearances this season, will make his first start for Louisville. He'll face Norfolk left-hander Chris George (3-2, 4.19).
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Decline, renewal and the city in popular music culture: beyond the Beatles
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PLEASE NOTE - THIS TITLE IS AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK (ISBN 0 7546 3243 1) AT A PRICE OF $29.95."This fine collection of essays about popular music in Liverpool is not only one of the best accounts I've read of how music is shaped by place, but also a fascinating and instructive illustration of how a city can be understood through its music."Professor Simon Frith, Tovey Chair of Music, University of Edinburgh, UKHow is popular music culture connected with the life, image, and identity of a city? How, for example, did the Beatles emerge in Liverpool, how did they come to be categorized as part of Liverpool culture and identity and used to develop and promote the city, and how have connections between the Beatles and Liverpool been forged and contested? This book explores the relationship between popular music and the city using Liverpool as a case study. Firstly, it examines the impact of social and economic change within that city on its popular music culture, focusing on de-industrialization and economic restructuring during the 1980s and 1990s. Secondly, and in turn, it considers the specificity of popular music culture and the many diverse ways in which it influences city life and informs the way that the city is thought about, valued and experienced.Cohen highlights popular music's unique role and significance in the making of cities, and illustrates how de-industrialization encouraged efforts to connect popular music to the city, to categorize, claim and promote it as local culture, and harness and mobilize it as a local resource. In doing so she adopts an approach that recognizes music as a social and symbolic practice encompassing a diversity of roles and characteristics: music as a culture or way of life distinguished by social and ideological conventions; music as sound; speech and discourse about music; and music as a commodity and industry.Contents: Introduction; Music and the city: cultural diversity in a global cosmopolis; Music as a city sound: rock culture and the poetics of loss; Music as city heritage: decline and renewal in the Nashville of the North; Music as city business: trial, tribulation and place in a labour of love; Music as a city industry: haemorrhage, debt and the politics of music policy-making; Music and city tourism: respect, betrayal and the haunting of the Beatles; Music as a city quarter: brands, noises and regeneration; Conclusion ; Appendix; Bibliography; Index.About the Author: Sara Cohen is a Senior Lecturer and Director of the Institute of Popular Music, University of Liverpool, UK.
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REDLANDS, Calif., Nov. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Virtual Images®, the nation's leading provider of high-quality lenticular and specialty printed products, is pleased to announce its recent qualification as a G7 Master Qualified Printer.
G7 is an international standard (TR015) for calibrating printing presses and proofing systems to a common visual appearance. The G7 methodology uses gray balance as the driving force for achieving visual similarity across all print processes. Virtual Images is now part of the elite group of proof and print service providers who have successfully proven capable of providing the highest quality color printing.
By qualifying as a G7 Master Qualified Printer, Virtual Images has demonstrated that "thorough production of print and proofing, the knowledge and skill required and the fundamental practices essential to meeting the G7 methodology in a graphic communications production environment," according to IDEAlliance, which manages the specification and the qualification process. IDEAlliance is a non-profit industry association guiding and publishing print media methodologies, specifications, and standards.
Along with parent company and manufacturing location, Travel Tags — also G7 Master Qualified Printer — Virtual Images assures their customers that they benefit from the most modern printing technology, techniques and process controls available today in the graphic arts industry. Achieving color consistency when printing on multiple platforms, in various geographic regions, is a critical component in brand management.
For more information on Virtual Images, visit www.virtual-images.com.
About Virtual Images
Virtual Images® [VI] is the leading provider of high quality lenticular and specialty printed products. Founded in 1996, VI remains the cutting edge provider of design and printing solutions for lenticular and other specialty applications. From ideation and new product development to world-class production and fulfillment, VI is the partner of choice for some of the world's most recognized brands. Visit www.virtual-images.com for more information.
Media Contact: Maile Kaulukukui, Virtual Images, 9093881000, email@example.com
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