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Roulette holds a strong place in the hearts of casino players and it has been a perennial favourite for a long time. First played in Europe in the 18th century, this game of chance is one that has beguiled casino players ever since.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I wanted to share with you something which Abba Silas, a BOC priest from India, shared with us at Babingley today; it deserves the widest audience.
Abba Silas is from India, born a Muslim, half his family were massacred by Hindus in the violence which accompanied the partition of India in 1947. He came to Orthodox Christianity by a long route, and to the BOC by an even longer one, and he now works in India with underprivileged children. It was his story of something that happened to him there which I want to share.
On the road to and from his house he would pass a beggar, a man filthy with dirt and covered with sores which bulged with pus. Abba Silas would walk past this man, repulsed by the smell and the sight. When he prayed he would tell the Lord that he would clothe Him if naked, feed Him if hungry and visit Him in prison, but surely, he asked, God could not be present in that beggar; Christ could not be there with that stench and in that filth? But the more he prayed thus, the more he felt the Lord reproaching him and saying that that was just where He was.
Able to bear it no more, Abba Silas followed the promptings of his prayers, and taking warm water, antiseptic and towels, he approached the beggar, bathed him tended to his sores and dried him. As he did that, a woman approached them both with clean clothes saying that now the beggar was clean they should give him something to wear; another approached him with some food.
The three good Samaritans discussed how to help the beggar's sores heal, and they consulted a doctor. He could not understand their concern for a stranger from the east in Bihar, and said it would cost nearly ?10 for a full course of antibiotics; Abba Silas said the doctor should worry about the man's health, not the money.
The beggar received the antibiotics with gratitude. On the third day when Abba Silas went back to see him, the beggar had gone. No one knew where he had gone; no one had seen him go. Then Abba Silas remembered that it was the third day since he had been helped ... .
A story to be shared, I think.
In Christ,
In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins. (1 John 4:10)
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A very moving and equally thought provoking story worthy of meditation and silent prayer.
"Lord, Support us all the day long of this troublous life". (J.H.Newman).
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Dear John,
As you have mentioned it is a shame that this story cannot be told to a wider audience, but what a lovely true story and one to be remembered for a long time to come. I hope that I will have the opportunity one day to meet Abba Silas and also to hear more about his work in India with underprivalileged children he sounds a very holy and prayerful kind man.
Thank you for sharing this.
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We bought these and hoped they'd be great for hiking after backpacking all day. I found the double strap frustrating to put on, because the double straps around the toe took a lot of effort to put on. My feet slipped quite a bit in the humid environment of the southeast mountains, and although the sole is the right size for my foot (size 9), the heel strap is not adjustable...which was a problem for me, because after my other straps were adjusted, it was loose off the back of my heel and I couldn't sinch it down....selling them because I just couldn't make them comfortable on my flatter feet.
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I have had a pair of these sandals since 2007, but left them in a hotel room and could not get them back. These are the replacements and they are just as perfect as the previous ones.
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Ok. I am keeping this light and trying to make it work. It has pros and cons. Let me tell you the truth and you can decide if this is the light for you. WHAT IS THIS LIGHT MADE OF? This light is not ALL iron. The orb is. The chandelier parts are steel or tube metal or something. The light comes almost fully assembled. WHAT ABOUT THE CYRSTALS? The crystals are pretty, have a few with scratches, bubbles or other defects but are still pretty. I have plenty left over crystals to choose the best ones since you have one terrible diagram to look at to try to figure out placement of all the crystals. Still not a terriblle situation- I used my creative license and the crystal set up looks really good (and I have plenty of left overs for replacements). The attachments between crystals are the gold color. WHAT IS THE COLOR OF THIS LIGHT? Ok- this is where I am pretty disgusted. The light claimes it is "iron". I (wrongly) assumed an iron finish meant black wrought iron. Maybe it was a little rusty (that would have been great!). But no. The paint is a glossy black paint with glossy bright red speckles. Even the "candles". It is so tacky, so dollar store, so so ugly. (PS I love dollar stores too, so no offense). I tried my best to fix this situation by buying spray paint in rust color and textured. Sprayed the whole light. Only problem is the one glass piece on the light isn't removable. I can see through the glass and notice the horror show paint behind it. I am hoping it isn't too noticable to anyone else. Time will tell if this is a livable situation. OTHERWISE, now that it is a rusty looking light, it looks great, very very basically exact to a light on my favorite "restoration" site. That light cost over $2000.! So this is quite a savings (as long as the terrible original paint doesn't show through the glass). It's a mixed bag- good deal if you want to do the work and you compare the price to that other site, but 250 bucks is an aweful lot of money to spend on a light that you have to fix to make pretty
there is a lot of assembly, but it was worth it for the price. the crystals aren't actual crystal and the little hooks that hold them in place seem flimsy, but they hold fine and you can't tell when it's up in the ceiling space. there are a TON of extra parts, and the instructions could be better, I just went by the picture and made up some of the design.
I love the style of this chandelier BUT I was hoping I would have the option to keep the crystals off for a more rustic look. I knew they required some assembly so I figured if I left them off, it would have the look I was going for. Well, the crystals themselves are detachable, but the crystal/glass collar at the top of the fixture is not... nor are the small crystal buttons on the ends of the chandelier arms. I was so bummed- I really wanted to love this fixture but I returned it without even hanging it. If you like the crystal look, this chandelier is a great option for the price point!!!!!
I drooled over this light for months before I bought it. It kept going in and out of stock. When I would go to buy it, it would be sold out again! Finally I was able to buy it with only four remaining! This light shipped extremely fast and came in very big, well packaged box. I guess I didn't read the dimensions closely because the size of the light surprised me a bit. It was bigger than I expected, but still worked well. You might want to get a tape measure out and double check! : ) I have nine foot ceilings and we just shortened the chain so it looked good in our sitting room. This light is in a room right off my entry way and it gets a lot of attention. The light is bronze with very small reddish flecks. I didn't think it distracted from the beauty. Once its up, its a stunner! The crystals are attached with gold clips. I love gold and bronze, so this worked well for what I had planned. I am very happy with this light and the price. I can't afford the original designer one at almost ten times the price, so this is a great substitute!
I was drawn to this light immediately due to the unique design for my entry foyer. The iron is strong, but not super heavy. Color of the light is closer to black than antique bronze. Beware that there is a lot of assembly with the crystals and there are confusing directions on how to string the crystals. In the end, I winged it and used my own design. The crystals are NOT Swarworski and the wire holding crystals together is gold and pretty flimsy, but when the light is hanging is it beautiful and no one is the wiser. Many. many compliments and 90% cheaper than the original "Foucault's orb" at a major design retailer. Great job again Overstock!
I saw this globe chandelier in a consignment/antique store and fell in love but it was more than I wanted to spend. I began searching online and found a variety of sizes, metals, and especially prices for globe chandeliers. I decided to purchase this one following my research. It is not more black than bronze. It is large. It is pretty and makes a great focus piece in my dining room. We needed to rewire the electrical and purchase a longer chain as the cord and chain attached to the chandelier is not very long even with the 25 inch height of the chandelier and the customary 30 inches from the tabletop to the bottom of the light. It is very unique and fits my decorating style well.
Unfortunately I have received to fixtures and both have been damaged. The 1st I did not even accept from UPS because I could hear the broken glass as the driver approached to deliver. Overstock was great and delivered the replacement expeditiously and this one has broken a broken crystal which is attached permanently to the fixture. I will be returning and look for a similar fixture. It just might be my bad luck.
This is an awesome light fixture. I had been looking at it for months. I read tons of the reviews and had a few concerns. None turned out to be issues at all. As far as the comments about it being black with red splotches. This is true and I was fully prepared to spray paint the fixture upon receiving it. However, I decided it was really not necessary. It is not offensive or super noticeable especially when hung. I just didn't think it was worth my time when it already looked great. Second, there was mention of gold fasteners for all the crystals but mine were all silver. There were a couple scratched crystals but there are so many it was not an issue at all. The light installed easily and crystals weren't too bad to put on. I had to wing it a little because the instructions weren't great. No big deal though. The fixture looks striking. I couldn't he happier.
My husband and I ordered this light fixture for our master bedroom. We had seen something very similar at a local lighting store which had far fewer crystals and cost $900! We are extremely pleased with this product and love it in our bedroom. The color is a very dark bronze, almost black.
The Good: This chandelier looks really nice from far away. I hung mine in the sun room, which has a 14-foot cathedral ceiling, and it looks amazing in there! It has the stylish, modern look I was going for, at a fraction of the cost you'd find it elsewhere. The Not-So-Good: If this chandelier has real crystals, they are the dullest, most glass-looking crystals ever made. When the light is on, there are zero prisms reflected from the crystals. I have a chandelier with real crystals in my eat-in kitchen (also purchased from Overstock!), and there's a HUGE difference in crystal quality. The "bronzed" finish is also questionable up close - it's really more of a black with red spots. That being said, you cannot beat the price point for this trendy chandelier style. High-end retail stores are selling this style of chandelier for at least five times the price you will pay for this one. I recommend sticking with this one for a two-story foyer or a room with a high ceiling. If you're going to hang it at eye level in a dining room, you may want to splurge for the higher end version.
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This is the 2010 Honda CRF450 the way the MXA test crew raced it. As a rule, we don't go for exotic or expensive mods, but if push comes to shove, we will seek competent help (no matter how much it costs). Use MXA's mods as a guide.
Clutch: We don't know what Honda was thinking with their four-spring clutch, but we do know that Team Honda's 2010 riders have used Hinson six-spring clutches in their race bikes. Honda's four-spring clutch doesn't have enough clamping pressure for a 50-horsepower engine (unless you have a factory mechanic to change it between motos?an special Ti clutch springs). For around $50 you can install stiffer aftermarket clutch springs, but stiffer springs tend to make the actuation window smaller. The ultimate fix is a six-spring Hinson clutch kit (www.hinson.com).
Shock linkage: The 2010 CRF450 stinkbugs. Our best solution was to swap out the stock 144mm shock linkage for a Pro Circuit 146mm link. The Pro Circuit link lowers the seat height and stiffens the initial part of the shock's stroke (but does not affect the end of the stroke). Once you get the rear end lower, you can fiddle with the fork height to find a head angle that suits your track conditions.
Exhaust: Good news! The stock CRF450 pipe is so far off the mark that virtually every aftermarket pipe is an improvement. The stock 2010 exhaust peaks out at 50.90 horsepower at a very low 8200 rpm. Every aftermarket pipe we tried added two horsepower and moved the peak up to a more usable 9500 rpm.
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Tires: We wouldn't choose the Dunlop 742FA front tire as a bumper between a boat and a dock, and it definitely has no business on a racing motorcycle. We swap the 742FA for the best tire for the terrain and drop the 120-width rear for a 110.
Reprogramming: For 2010, Honda reprogrammed the ECU to a very mellow ignition curve (nothing like the barky 2009 ignition map). The powerband feels broader, although the actual power spread isn't one iota longer, because the detuned ignition curve revs slower. We reprogrammed the 2010 CRF450 ignition using the 2010 software. We made the CRF feel faster and freer revving by leaning the fuel at low-to-mid throttle openings and advancing the low-to-mid ignition timing (+2 on ignition and -1 on fuel). The 2009 software and connectors will not work on the 2010 CRF450.
Brakes: Lose the front disc guard and rear rotor guard. They both push the heat index for the brakes past the point of no return. And while you are at it, go oversize on the front rotor.
Flywheel weight: We had good luck with a Steahly 17-ounce bolt-on flywheel weight. It smoothed out the CRF450's bottom-end, broadened the middle and gave the impression of more pull on top. Visit Steahly at www.steahlyoffroad.com.
Gearing: Riders of every skill level felt that the stock 13/48 gearing was too tall. Novice and Vet riders added one tooth (13/49), while Intermediate and Pro-level riders went for 14/52 gearing (this is lower than stock, but not as low as 13/49).
Fork springs: Honda's stock 0.46 Kayaba fork springs are too soft…way too soft. The inherent problem with both the 2009 and 2010 Honda CRF450s is that the front end dives under braking, deceleration and hard landings. This rapid frame geometry shift wreaks havoc on the CRF450's already questionable handling. We switched to 0.48 kg/mm springs because they not only help the forks absorb bumps, but also calm down the quirky chassis.


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The Road to Real Health
It's no secret that the United States is still locked in an ideological battle over how to reform our health care system. The health care reform bill passed by Congress in early 2010 is a watered-down version of what progressive Democrats advocated, lacking the "public option." Yet Republicans seek to repeal it as too radical. The health care debate generated far more heat than light, with conservative opponents even carrying guns to town meetings. But the biggest problem with the debate is its focus on health care.
It is true that, by any objective, data-based evidence, the American health care system is on life support: it is priced at more than $8,000 a year per American and will soon be 20 percent of our gross domestic product. In a few years, we'll be spending one dollar out of every five in our economy on health care alone. Our system is more expensive by 40–60 percent than health care systems in any other industrialized country and makes up nearly half the health care budget of the entire world.
Health insurance premiums for those who have them have been rising in cost by double digits each year. Some companies in California have proposed increases of 39 percent next year. Yet this enormously expensive system leaves millions of Americans completely without health insurance and millions more underinsured: 47 million lacked insurance before the health care bill passed. If the bill is not repealed, about 32 million of them should now be insured, but that still leaves 15 million without coverage. Uncovered medical bills account for about half of all our personal bankruptcies each year.
To top it all off, our health care system produces results that are arguably the worst in any of the wealthy nations of the world. The Central Intelligence Agency's World Factbook reports that Americans now rank 50th in life expectancy. We're just below Bosnia and above Albania and we've fallen from a ranking of 11th in 1980. The CIA list includes some tiny nations like Malta, Gibraltar, and Andorra, but even among the 31 larger nations included in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), we rank 27th.
A National Institutes of Health study comparing frequency of chronic illness in the United States and the United Kingdom also found that Americans are far more likely to suffer from heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension in old age. In California, such diseases account for some 80 percent of hospital health care costs. The NIH study comparing British and American health controlled for age, race, income, and gender differences and found, surprisingly, that poor Britons are as healthy as rich Americans.
And if such evidence of failure isn't enough to cast doubt on our health care system, a recent Harvard study concluded that some 44,000 Americans die each year for lack of health insurance. Even in the hospital, U.S. patients face unusual dangers. More than 100,000 of them are victims of health care itself: they die of errors or infections during treatment. So the system is broken. But fixing it will require a far more holistic approach than has been discussed in the health care debate thus far.
Forty-four thousand deaths from lack of health care is a national scandal. Justice demands insurance coverage for all Americans as in every other wealthy country. Yet few would argue that good health care is our ultimate goal. If you doubt that, ask yourself: Would you rather spend the next year convalescing in the world's best hospital free of charge or living at home feeling good? The goal, of course, is good health. Health care is only part of that.
Health Has Improved During the Recession
Consider, for a moment, the counterintuitive outcome that in the United States and many industrialized countries, especially those with weak social safety nets, health tends to improve during recessions, while remaining relatively stable or declining during economic booms. Indeed, research suggests that, during the current recession, Americans are working less and earning less. But in response, they actually exercise more, socialize more, eat less high-calorie restaurant food, sleep more, smoke and drink less, volunteer more, drive less, and face less exposure to air pollutants, all helpful to their health. Home gardening, for example, rose 40 percent last year, improving both exercise and food choices, while traffic deaths have dropped about 25 percent since the current recession began.
On the other hand, high levels of unemployment are hard on workers and families. For those who actually lose their jobs, results are more mixed—higher numbers commit suicide, for example—but the aggregate numbers are positive. According to Dr. Christopher Ruhm of the University of North Carolina–Greensboro, on average in the United States, a 1 percent increase in unemployment leads to a one-half percent drop in the death rate.
Is there a way to return to a healthier economy and much lower unemployment rate without jeopardizing the improvements in health that recessions regularly bring?
Childhood: The Foundation of Good Health
Let's start with the foundation of good health: the head start toward health that children in most other rich countries receive. There's a stronger focus on prenatal care, for example, which leads to lower infant mortality rates. The United States has a higher infant death rate than any other industrialized country and ranks 45th in the world, again according to the CIA. Moreover, fewer mothers die in childbirth in other industrialized countries, whereas the United States ranks a comparatively poor 41st in the world. Maternal mortality rates for poor and African American mothers are particularly high here. Every other rich country does better.
But equally important to children's health is a policy taken for granted in nearly every country in the world except, believe it or not, the United States, Liberia, Swaziland, and Papua New Guinea. In all other countries, mothers are guaranteed paid time off from work to take care of newborns. In most rich countries, fathers also receive paid time off to bond with young children. In many cases, such family leave extends for up to a year or more. In the United States, by contrast, parents often return to work when children are only a few weeks old.
Paid family leave—and the parental bonding it ensures—pays off in terms of children's health: fewer childhood illnesses, fewer problems with attention deficit disorder, lower rates of obesity, easier socialization, and better readiness to learn. Most countries find that such a taxpayer investment in early childhood results in lower health and other costs as children grow up. In Canada, for example, the government pays 55 percent of the stay-at-home parent's salary during parental leave. Health care costs for children have dropped there since 2004 when leave was increased from six months to a year, leading to some interest in further extending the leave.
Meanwhile, American children are increasingly less healthy. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, the prevalence of chronic health problems, including obesity and asthma, among children more than doubled between 1994 and 2006. While many of these children improve as they get older, the results are troubling to researchers.
A 2007 United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) study ranked the United States 20th out of 21 rich nations regarding children's welfare, with particularly poor health and accident outcomes. Only the United Kingdom fared worse. Americans ranked at the bottom in child safety, with the highest rate of accidents among children. Furthermore, in spite of evidence that American children are less fit than those in other developed countries, many American schools have reduced or eliminated physical education classes and even recess time in recent years.
A World Fit for Children
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A movement to put children's rights at the center of our collective decisions is taking hold—and it's good news for adults, too.
At the same time, prompted in part by television advertising and subsidies that keep prices low for such unhealthy food additives as high fructose corn syrup, American children have doubled their intake of "snack" foods since the 1970s. Some researchers suggest that the present generation of American children may be the first to live shorter lives than their parents. Epidemiologist Stephen Bezruchka of the University of Washington points out that "the things that happen to children in their earliest years create health impacts that last a lifetime."1
Enabling a Healthy Lifestyle
If Democrats talk almost exclusively about universal health care as the solution to our health problems, Republicans tend to focus on wall number one: lifestyle choices. It's a matter of personal responsibility, they say. Americans should simply stop smoking, eat properly, avoid overeating and excessive alcohol drinking, exercise regularly, and sleep enough. And, the conservatives argue, we don't need the government to make us do this. Of course, this is sensible advice. Citizens of other rich countries generally exercise and sleep more than we do. And they don't eat as much, so they are less likely to be obese.
Michelle Obama has taken a page from the Republican playbook, launching a campaign called "Let's Move" to fight childhood obesity. Much of the campaign includes exhortations to get out and exercise. But Mrs. Obama realizes it isn't all a matter of personal responsibility. She advocates programs to make sure that children get healthy foods in the schools and that poor Americans have access to fresh fruits and vegetables. She might also advocate some important policy changes. As mentioned earlier, our tax system subsidizes producers of sugars and fats and our marketing system relentlessly advertises fast, unhealthy foods. Consumers are far less likely to face these pressures outside the United States.
At the same time, Americans tend to work longer hours than people in other rich countries. Europeans, for example, work 200–400 fewer hours each year on average, depending on the country. Laws guarantee them sufficient time off, including a minimum of four weeks of paid vacation a year, curbs on overtime, and shorter weekly working hours. These regulations leave them more time to select foods carefully, eat more slowly and, as a result, eat less, while exercising and sleeping more. Laws reducing work time have the effect of making them healthier.
One of the most innovative of European shorter work-time laws is the Netherlands' Hours Adjustment Act, adopted in 2000. Under this law, employees can ask for shorter work hours and the requests must be granted unless their bosses can show that a reduction of hours would materially damage the firm, an occurrence in fewer than 5 percent of cases. Employees keep the same hourly wage and retain their health care while seeing other benefits, such as pension contributions and vacation days, prorated. The popular idea has spread to Germany and is one reason why the Netherlands has the highest percentage of part-time workers in the world and the shortest annual hours. It is a practical sort of freedom of choice. Workers can choose time over money without risking their entire livelihoods, benefits, and health care.
The Work-Sharing Boom: Exit Ramp to a New Economy?
To cope with the recession, some companies are cutting hours instead of employees. Will the trend have long-term effects?
An equally interesting law now spreading to many countries is Germany's Kurzarbeit or "short-time work" policy. It allows employers to avoid layoffs by reducing hours all around and permits employees to receive unemployment benefits to compensate for salary losses. Policies such as the Hours Adjustment Act and the Kurzarbeit program could be used to grant Americans more time for healthy lifestyles. Reducing work time might also help strengthen other aspects of our health as well.
Stress Relief
It's no secret in the field of public health that stress is a killer. Sudden bursts of adrenaline and cortisol worked to protect our early human ancestors against attack by savage beasts. But as Stanford's Robert Sapolsky shows in Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers (2004), continued adrenaline response to the chronic stress of modern life leads to heart problems, obesity, hypertension, and weakened immune systems.
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Add color and softness to every space with our bright, casual rugs. Artisans loom each one by hand in a dense flat weave, using yarn-dyed cotton to ensure that the thick stripes stay vibrant for years to come.
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Ch. 01-04 were Simplex using 100.0 Hz [Universal Access Tone]
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- Long-handled hoe has a sharp edge for slicing just below the soil surface
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Also called a swan-neck hoe, this popular tool cuts weeds just below the soil surface. The ergonomic design lets you stand up straight while working, minimizing back strain, and the curved blade lets you work in tight spaces between plants and rows. To give it extra strength and durability, the wooden handle is bolted into the deep socket. Our Gardener's Lifetime Half Moon Hoe is hand-forged in Holland from the finest high-carbon Swedish boron steel. Unlike flimsy tools that are stamped from thin stainless steel, this hoe is ready for a lifetime of use by serious gardeners. The handle is made of sustainably grown European ash hardwood. Gardener's Lifetime Tools are handmade for us by a fourth-generation, family-owned business that has been crafting fine gardening tools for more than a century.
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This is the all time best hoe ever. Everyone who comes wants to know where I got my hoe...and threatens to steal it. Once you have used this hoe you will never use anything else.
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After breaking my back in three place and pelvis in 6+ places I was told I would be paralyzed for the rest of my life. They placed to rods in my back and once I woke up I haven't stopped moving. I went to school and received my Master Gardner Cert. and have been working at this level ever since. This helps me and makes my life and job easier. No bending over.
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Miniature Aluminum ChairPrice: $705.00
Design by Charles and Ray Eames, 1958.
By Vitra.
The Miniature Aluminum Chair is a scaled down reproduction of the original design that is featured in Vitra's Design Museum Collection. The Vitra Miniatures Collection celebrates icons from modern furniture history and preserves them in a timeless, keepsake form. Each miniature is a reduced 1:6 scale version of its original furniture design, and boasts an ornate construction with materials and colors that correspond to the historical originals — down to the very last detail. Their true to design quality makes each miniature a valuable collectors item as well as an ideal illustrative model for architects, universities, and colleges of design.
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Designer: Charles + Ray Eames
A chair that looked like a potato chip. Another that resembled a "well-used first baseman's mitt." A folding screen that rippled...
With a grand sense of adventure, Charles and Ray Eames turned their curiosity and boundless enthusiasm into creations that established them as a truly great husband-and-wife design team. Their unique synergy led to a whole new look in furniture. Lean and modern. Playful and functional. Sleek, sophisticated, and beautifully simple. That was and is the "Eames look."
That look and their relationship with Herman Miller started with molded plywood chairs in the late 1940s and includes the world-renowned Eames lounge chair, now in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.View other products by Charles + Ray Eames
Manufacturer: Vitra
Classic. Modern. Sustainable.
Vitra has manufactured furniture designs by Charles & Ray Eames and George Nelson since 1957. Building on this foundation, Vitra has developed a wide range of furnishings for the office, for the home and for public spaces in collaboration with progressive designers. Yet Vitra is more than just a design-oriented manufacturing company. The name also stands for the Vitra Design Museum, for a collection of modern furniture and its accompanying archive, for workshops and publications on topics of design, and for an architectural concept that unites buildings by Frank Gehry, Nicholas Grimshaw, Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Alvaro Siza, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA at the Vitra Headquarters in Birsfelden (Switzerland) and on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein (Germany).
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Gentoo is Stonewall's Employer of the Year 2014. Gentoo is a profit-for-purpose social entrepreneurial enterprise focused on investing in people, the planet and property. As a pioneering Art of Living business they provide housing solutions and services that improve the lives of the people, communities and the environment in which they operate. Gentoo received the highest score of any submission to the 2014 Workplace Equality Index.
"Winning this award is an amazing achievement and demonstrates how crucial inclusivity is to Gentoo in achieving its vision of helping others to realise their own Art of Living. It truly is the people at Gentoo that make this business great and it is vital that everyone feels able to be themselves at work and to give us all they've got. Without the talent and energy of everyone at Gentoo we would not be able to tackle some of society's most pressing concerns. This award will motivate us to continue to and new ways of working towards our vision."
Peter Walls
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Support from senior leaders is crucial in transforming organisational culture and furthering equality for lesbian, gay and bisexual staff. The Head of the International Development Consulting business at PwC, Andy Woodfield, is a vocal advocate for celebrating difference in the workplace and is the Partner Sponsor for the business network for Gays, Lesbians and Everyone Else, GLEE@PwC.
"I am delighted to have been chosen as Stonewall Senior Champion of the year 2014. What fabulous news. I am passionate about driving change and making sure everyone in our firm values difference. I feel very lucky to work
with a great team at PwC building our GLEE@PwC inclusive business network for Gays, Lesbians and Everyone Else.
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'I am delighted that Leicestershire County Council's LGBT Workers' Group has been awarded Employee Network of the Year. It is recognition of all the hard work the group members have put into supporting LCC as a great employer and provider of services to LGBT people. It is also credit to the support we have received from our senior management and our Straight Allies.
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The Ministry of Defence is Stonewall's Most Improved Employer 2014. This award is given to the employer who makes the greatest improvement against the Workplace Equality Index criteria in the previous 12 months. With close to 50,000 employees in the UK alone, the Ministry of Defence is one of the largest public sector employers. Their vision is to create "a workforce, uniformed and civilian, that is drawn from the breadth of the society we defend, that gains strength from that society's range of knowledge, experience and talent and that welcomes, respects and values the unique contribution
of every individual."
"One of my key aims as a leader is to ensure that everyone is given the opportunity to perform at their very best. People are more productive, creative, loyal and successful when
they can truly be themselves at work. Winning this award shows that we have taken meaningful action to address our working cultures in order to unlock the full potential of our people by recognising the strength of their diversity."
Jon Thompson
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IBM is Stonewall's Global Employer of the Year 2014. The technology and consulting !rm scored the highest combined mark on the main Index and additional criteria set for global employers. IBM's commitment to its gay staff is underpinned by a global diversity policy that explicitly references and bars discrimination based on sexual orientation. This policy is upheld regardless of the legislative context of the regions in which the !rm operates. The rigour with which the policy is applied is evident from the firm's rejection of one Country General Manager's request to re-word the policy to exclude references to sexual orientation.
IBM is proud to be recognised as the Global Employer of the Year 2014. Our Global LGBT strategy is based not only on equality in the workplace, but also on fairness and social justice. We believe that our focus on diversity enables us to attract, retain and advance the best talent, to better serve
our clients, and to drive more business for our company. We invite other companies to join with us to leverage the power of our collective brands, and the courage of our convictions
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