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Well, stress test on the environment, including infrastructures, are laudable, but the country lacks the either the know-how or the financial resource to accomplish the mission. At this point, the mission's to save lives that were saved by the typhoon, not to mention the cost of rebuilding many builders nightmere. To rebuilt lives and properties is a gargantuan task, to say the least. As argued, to rebuild lives and properties with stress test in mind is just beyond reach.
The government has neither money nor tech expertise to meet the proverbial stress test that's alien to many. The stress test may not even pass the next typhoon, for all we know.
Pray for Philippines, more than 13 million people have been affected by the Typhoon Haiyan, including five million children.
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Marines, warships and aircraft carriers are best for disaster help, they need more, please come and come again, don't go.
As usual most of the help is from America, but the hard working troops are in anonymous fatigues. How about something distinctively American added to the uniforms, a flag patch would be nice, but a white cowboy hat would be practical and distinctive.
The problem with the Philippines is the insidious corruption and the stealing of public funds by officials of the Philippines government. Government response to the disaster have been too late and too inadequate and as usual only the international community can save the Filipino people who have an irresponsible government not capable of saving it's own people. The people of the Philippines deserves a better government instead of governments which have continuously exploited Filipinos and stole their future. Typhoon Haiyan only shows the magnitude of such problems.
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The Philippines, a poorer country than China, sent $450,000 and a medical team to China during the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
In 2013, China gave a paltry $100,000 and told the Filipinos they should be "grateful".
Absolutely shameful and disgraceful.
Not true at all. The $100,000 was just the first dispatch of the aid. Since then China also has sent RMB 10,000,000 worth of aid to Philippines. The amount is many times over what the Philippines sent to China during 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
China itself was also hit by the same storm.
It is expected that Philippines would receive large amount of aid from Washington, with or without the disaster.
Democratic Philippines as a former US colony and a English speaking Christian nation, naturally is a close US ally and Washington's proxy for the South East Asia. It is also a key player in Washington's strategic pivot to Asia. It has apparently been doing Washington's bidding in its aggressive confrontation with China over its recently claimed and newly named "West Philippines Sea", which was not part of Philippines territory when it gained independence from the US.
With Philippines' contribution to the US global interest, it should at least get the same mount of aid from Washington as Israel and Egypt have been receiving for the last 30+ years, in billions of dollars per year.
Equal pay for equal work, Philippines should demand.
On a % basis, PRC sent less aid than Taiwan, even though Taiwan has its issues with Philippines also. If you factor in Taiwan private donations, what PRC citizens sent to Philippines pales in comparison.
Like Bush before, the Aquino dude cannot just grin through his own bushshits.
Climate change believers and news editors are like Rob Ford; they never even knew what the consensus was everybody was agreeing on.
We are climate change deniers because we know science has NEVER agreed it WILL be a crisis with a consensus of nothing beyond "could be" a crisis so what gives YOU the right say it WILL? You remaining believers cannot say a crisis will happen, only could.
You MUST respect the word of science that after 30 years of intensive CO2 research has NEVER said or agreed any crisis WILL happen or is "inevitable" or "eventual".
If "maybe" is good enough for you to condemn your own children and billions of others to a catastrophic climate crisis that only YOU is saying will happen, you don't love the planet you just hate humanity itself.
Only news editors, you doomers and politicians are saying a crisis will happen, science has NEVER said it WILL. Stop your needless CO2 panic and fear mongering before history calls 30 years of this Reefer Madness of climate blame a pure war crime.
The only crisis you remaining believers have to worry about is how your grand kids will explain to their kids how you condemned them with such sickening childish glee and at the mere grunt of a headline to the worst crisis imaginable; a climate crisis.
Nobody can say conclusively if climate change is as dire as the warnings suggest, but similarly nobody can prove that the climate scientists are wrong.
What you have is a decision in the face of uncertainty, leaving you 4 options:
1. Global warming isn't happening and we do nothing about it - business as usual
2. Global warming IS happening and we do nothing about it - potentially catastrophic consequences that could alter the course of human civilization
3. Global warming isn't happening and we DO something about it - we invest in an alternative energy foundation for society that frees us from fossil fuel dependence (global warming or not these will eventually run out)
4. Global warming is happening and we do something about it - we save the world!
Obviously the factors at play are more complex, but the fact remains we can only control what we as a society do - when doing something has some upsides no matter what and doing nothing just might mean the end of the world why would you ever endorse taking that risk?
Pictures of Tacloban after Haiyan remind me of nothing so much as photographs of Tokyo after the war and the firebombing. Homer Sarasohn of MacArthur's Civil Communications Section (CCS) arrived in April 1946 following W.S. Magill of ATT and remembered families still living in boxes and holes in the ground. Food was short. MacArthur warned Washington "give me bread or give me bullets". According to Homer, "If you offered them something they needed, the father would accept, still looking forward, unsmiling with a slight nod of his head."
Ted Cohen tells us planning for the Occupation started under Major General Hildring in Jan 1944 with Hildring reporting progress weekly through the years of war, to Chief of Staff General George Marshall, himself. The result, Cohen says, was 'a wonderfully efficient high speed machine" in the shape of MacArthur's Tokyo GHQ. As a part explanation, it should be noted that the end of the war in the Pacific released outstanding Americans with valuable engineering abilities and connections. Of the three engineers in the small but very important CCS, Industrial Division, Charles Protzman had run ATT/Western Electric's largest factories. Frank Polkinghorn a senior researcher/administrator at Bell Labs had been responsible for creating, setting up and supervising the US Army's worldwide communications system and young Homer, after being invalided out from the 101st Airborne, had become one of I. Rabi's brilliant crew at MIT's famous wartime RAD LAB.
The care with which the massive documentation from the Occupation has been collected has had an unfortunate consequence: an overload of information. Fortunately, the above three engineers of Industrial Division of CCS, one of the first Sections to be established (Oct/2/45), recognized their work was having critical consequences and Protzman took on the duty of historian, keeping one of the onion skin carbon copies of all their latter important decisions and other critical records. The documents came into my possession and they or duplicates are now in my archive at the Drucker Institute (Claremont).
CCS, found itself with critical responsibilities in some of the most important work of MacArthur's GHQ, starting with the creation of a Broadcasting system modeled on the BBC and finishing by setting up the manufacturers who, under able mostly new top executives, soon became the world stunning Japanese Consumer Electronics industry.
I first heard about "CCS" from Peter Drucker in 1968 when he introduced me to Takeo Kato of Mitsubishi, Japanese co-chair of "the CCS Seminars", famous in Japanese industry, run by CCS in 1949/50 in Tokyo and Osaka and Kato introduced me to Polkinghorn, saying "no man has done more for Japanese industry!"
A lesson noted above, is the importance of competence. Further evidence of the ability of the CCS engineers is that with one exception all were from AT&T and were legally "seconded" to become to become temporary US Civil Servants and then return to ATT. They were far from dropouts from ATT! An important consequence was that the engineers brought with them their network of contacts in their company. They were part of what Al. Chandler called "The Visible Hand" in a great American company.
Protzman found, as I have done, that institutions like the Economist were not (and still are not) interested in what some engineers did in Japan. Rather than wait for this journal to pay attention to what engineers did in Japan, I suggest that readers could learn much themselves from the rebuilding of Japan that could be relevant to institutions set up to cope with natural calamities and others to guide currently emerging nations. Readers can try the my Hopper archive at the Drucker Institute (Claremont) or our Hopper website at puritangift.com. They may also find Chapter 10, "Three Wise Men from the West go to Japan" from "The Puritan Gift" by Ken and Will Hopper useful.
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Why China is so stingy, behaving like a cheap chicken chick? Disasters like this require generosity and deep cut from your pocket. China's initial contribution of $100,000 was chicken! This is matched by an individual doner. The figure skater Kim Yuna donated that amount. That's barely enough to buy chicken soups! Shame on China!
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http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-haiyans-children-find-warmth/x/54... Please help the victims of Haiyan receive blankets.
How can we be assured that this is not a scam website?
"In the Philippines a patron-client system of political power is sustained by pork-barrel spending. It breeds endemic corruption and it entrenches powerful families with little incentive to improve the lives of ordinary Filipinos."
Change Philippines to USA and Filipinos to Americans and you get the USA.
The gross misunderstanding of wealth and value by those in power has the world in perpetual poverty; making them look foolish.
I get it, that: putting a robot on Mars that can do calligraphy is important. And Drones that, from a thousand miles away, can take out a risk taking individual in a strategic position to affect a petroleum market is also important. They are both wonderful technologies. Wouldn't it be great if those thousands that are putting up $250K for a glimpse out the window of a low orbit spacecraft might task their carnival owner to make a ride that robotically repairs and assembles villages using the aforementioned technologies?
They could then display intelligence in the place of opulence.
My biggest question is why didn't the authorities prepare in time? Even the US' help with the aircraft carrier took three days to arrive from wherever it was located. Unlike earthquakes or tornedoes, typhoons are well known in advance. There were several days' notice from weather reporters about the intensity and path of this one. Yet, neither Philippines nor others (like the US) did anything proactively. The aircraft carrier could have been located closer and just outside the typhoon's path, for example. Staging areas could have been set up on land, just south of the path, out of harms way to rush supplies soon after.
Sure, money and materials will be collected from donors everywhere. Unfortunately, they arrive too late in almost all cases. Worse, many will donate winter items like parkas for a tropical, hot country that has no use for them. Money raised will sit in bank accounts for years to come, never reaching the needy, or in time. Some half million dollars raised in Canada for Italian earthquake victims a few years ago sat in a Canadian bank 10 years after the event, tied up in lawsuits.
For human tragedies, countries could do more to be prepared than moaning after the fact.
What a pathetic useless comment from Mad Hatter. Spend more time working on ways to help others instead of kicking them when they are down.
And where is their omnipotent God in all this?
You know, the one who all those devout Catholics are praying to for help?
The bishops are keeping him in a box called authoritarian sadism parading as good works.
If god exists, this should be god's punishment. Don't expect help from it. Fortunately god does not exist. So it's not god's punishment. Now Philippinos can forget about god and become atheists!
Aquino regime is a pure failure!
There were reports that over 10,000 were feared dead. Then playboy president Aquino-san came out and claimed that the figure was exaserated. He claimed only 2,500 are dead. Now I am hearing that one city alone lost 4,000. This doesn't sound good arithmetic.
Playboy Aquino-san must be very busy with dating girlfriends. He's known to be famous for dating one girl after another.
I recommend UN to take over the country and set up new interim government to conduct relief efforts. Otherwise many people will die due to hunger and disease, despite international releif items are arriving.
People trained in disaster response would not DARE to criticize the responders in the Philippines, local or international. This was a situation of such magnitude that even if prepared for, would have caused the same awe on the amount of destruction. This was the same as Katrina or Superstorm Sandy (know about the elderly trapped and forgotten in high rise buildings discovered by Yale students, ask Bill Moyers). Roll of the dice, we are the country most pummelled by these extreme weather conditions and we accept that. But to be criticized because we are not the premier emergency responder in the world, that's something else. The hype is distracting. I was there in Panay. The next day, I rode a tricycle and the driver said his house was gone. I asked why he was out on the road and he said he needed to earn some food money. That's resilience, patience and persistence under a president who has brought growth. Change doesn't happen overnight and kudos to the government officials who continue to fight uphill. Perhaps another thing that the arms length onlooker is overseeing is that sitting for three hours (in my case) while the winds barrelled whole houses and big trees by the side of the house is unnerving and people get scared. So is seeing dead bodies on the streets.
This is a terrible disaster. I wish I could help.
It is disturbing to me that the government appears to be trying to understate the death toll.
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Tang drink mix packets in grape, orange and hibiscus tea flavors.
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Tang is a fruit-flavored drink. Originally formulated by General Foods Corporation food scientist William A. Mitchell[1] in 1957, it was first marketed in powdered form in 1959.[2] The Tang brand is owned by Mondelēz International.
Sales of Tang were poor until NASA used it on John Glenn's Mercury flight,[3] and subsequent Gemini missions. Since then, it was closely associated with the U.S. manned spaceflight program, leading to the misconception that Tang was invented for the space program.[4][5]
Tang was used by some early NASA manned space flights.[6] In 1962, when Mercury astronaut John Glenn conducted eating experiments in orbit, Tang was selected for the menu,[2] and was also used during some Gemini flights. In 2013, Buzz Aldrin stated that "Tang sucks".[7]
The creator of Tang, William A. Mitchell, also invented Pop Rocks, Cool Whip, a form of instant-set Jell-O, and other convenience foods.[8]
Tang is sold both in powdered and ready-to-drink form; they both have similar tastes. The recommended usage of original powdered Tang is two tablespoons per 8 US fluid ounces (240 ml) of water. A single 8 US fl oz (240 ml) serving of Tang provides 9 grams (0.32 oz) of sugar; 40 kilocalories (167 kJ); 100% RDA of vitamin C; 10% RDA of vitamin A, calcium, vitamin E, riboflavin, niacin, and vitamin B6, and no caffeine.
A sugar-free version of Tang, containing aspartame, which comes in individually measured packets was introduced in March 1985.
In 2007, Kraft introduced a new version of Tang which replaced half of the sugar with artificial sweeteners. The new packaging advertises "1/2 the Sugar of 100% juice".[9] The artificial sweeteners used in the new formulation are sucralose, acesulfame potassium, and neotame. The new formula is more concentrated and distributed in smaller containers, with a 12.3 US fl oz (360 ml) (348 g (12.3 oz))
making 8 US quarts (7,600 ml).
The recommended usage is two and one-half teaspoons per 8 US fluid ounces (240 ml) of water. The lid on the new smaller plastic container acts as a measuring cup which may be used to make one or two quart quantities, the same as the original Tang.
As of December 2009, the 12.3 US fl oz (360 ml) lower calorie Tang has been discontinued and is no longer available from Kraft.
In 2009, another version of Tang emerged in 20 US fl oz (590 ml) containers making only 6 US quarts (5,700 ml). Two level tablespoons make one serving (8 US fl oz (240 ml), 90 calories) with 0 g fat, 35 mg (0.54 gr), 22 g (0.78 oz) total carbohydrate (sugar), and 0 g protein. Its list of ingredients include sugar, citric acid (provides tartness), and less than 2% of: natural and artificial flavor, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), maltodextrin, calcium phosphate (prevents caking), guar and xanthan gums (provides body), sodium acid pyrophosphate, artificial color, yellow 5, yellow 6, BHA (to help protect flavor).


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Sorry guys, its been a while since i've done this. My recipe calls for 5.25 gallons of wort. I am doing a full biol in a turkey fryer outside with the temp being about 55 degrees. The recipe includes 7 lbs extract + 1lb light DME. I will of course boil with the lid off during the full 60 minute boil. Any guesses on what my starting water should be? I used to have this down but have forgotten so much! I'm thinking 6 gallons?
Typical boil off is 1 to 1.5 gallons
I never made adjustments for what I was going to be adding to the boil. I would just fill up to 6 gallons with a little extra and call it good.
You just have to get close, so figure 1 gallon for evaporation loss. Have another gallon of water boiling on your stove by flameout. You can add this water to the wort at flameout before you hit it with the chiller if you boiled off more than the 1 gallon you accounted for.
It depends on your pot and how vigorous your boil is. A tall skinny pot will boil off less than a short fat pot. I use a 10 gallon megapot and routinely boil off more than 2 gallons.
I boil off about 1.5g per hour in a keggle. If I crank the heat, I can get 2 gallons out of there in a hour if need be.
During my typical 60 minute boil I boil off around 2 gallons, but I have a short and wide pot with a diameter of 18". A typical turkey fryer has a much smaller diameter, so on this first batch if I were you, I'd assume a boil off of 1 gallon and shoot for a starting volume of 6.25 gallons. Check at 30 minutes into the boil and see where you are. If you assumed you are going to boil off 1 gallon in 60 minutes, then at 30 minutes you should have boiled off 1/2 gallon, if you have boiled off more than that, make adjustments like turning your flame down a little or even topping off with a little water. Remember, you can stay on your hop schedule and add water, but you can't stay on the hop schedule and boil longer.
Once you've done it a few times this won't be an issue. I know temperature, humidity, intensity of boil and the wort composition all have an effect, but I stick with 2 gallons at this point and don't have problems anymore. Good luck!
My last 2 full boils it was about 1 gallon but this includes 3-4 pounds of LME so that that into account.
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This delightful 16th Century thatch cottage has a wealth of old beams, charm and character. Cosy sitting room with stone fireplace with original bread oven, and stone floor. Small snug room with window seat. Family country kitchen with an aga cooker, also a conventional electric cooker, washer/drier dishwasher, fridge and freezer. Round kitchen table to seat six comfortably, door leading to sunny garden with sitting area. From the sitting room a door leads to the original almost medieval stone and wood steps taking you upstairs to the three bedrooms. The master bedroom has a beamed ceiling with king sized double bed which has superb views from the window, overlooking the meadow with views of the bay and sea, en-suite bathroom with bath (spray attachment), toilet & whb. There is a further bedroom with 4ft double bed and a twin bedded room. The family shower room has shower cubicle, WHB and WC.
Col TV/DVD. SKY (limited package). Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Full Central Heating/Electricity included. Electric fire. Bed linen & Towels provided. Sorry no pets allowed. Parking for 2 cars maximum. Access to fields and meadow overlooking Combe Martin Bay available to all guests. Beach just yards from the bottom of the drive. This is a non smoking property.
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|Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
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Superb coastal setting Saltdene estate comprises of four and a half acres of beautiful meadow land, overlooking Combe Martin Bay and the beach. The beach is just yards away from the bottom of the drive leading to the 16th Century Grade 11 Listed Thatch Cottage.
Combe Martin is one of Devon's popular coastal villages with a wide range of local amenities including shops restaurants and good food pubs. There is also a beautiful 12th century church 'St.Peter Ad Vincula' with a quaint and interesting history - The Bishop's Chair in the Sanctuary is claimed to be over 500 years old. Barnstable located on the banks of the river Taw and Yeo is just 11 miles away and has a fabulous leisure centre, old-fashioned market hall and live theatre.
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I have been looking at Robot for several years now. I tried the demo in 2011 and 2012. I am a long-time user of Autodesk products (Civil 3D, Architecture, ADR) and I am attracted by Robot because it is an Autodesk product now.
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he did a hip preservation surgery on me and did not manage pain well at all. Now being almost a year out my hip is worse then it was before and I cant make a appt to see him because I owe his office money and I am on medicaid and bcn so I am broke and cant afford anything at this point. I wish he could of been more caring and not money driven and he needs to learn how to manage pain . I wont recommend him to my worse enemy.
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I had a PAO with Dr Zaltz a couple years back. I very happy with the results! The surgery went seamlessly and the recovery was hard, but made so much easier with the use of CPM and other tricks from Dr Zaltz :-) I am so thankful I found him - I had searched all of michigan for a dr capable of doing a PAO and in my opinion, he is the only one! The scar is hardly visible, which is amazing! Yes, the wait is long to see him, but I feel like he tries to fit in as many appts as he can so we all don't have to wait months to see him! The ratings here that says his bedside manner isn't good are really a surprise to me. He is very caring, but he will move fast if you have no questions :-)
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Love Dr. Zaltz!
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It took 3 months to get an appt, then another 6 months before surgery. Each visit, I wait in the lobby for about 1.5 hours before going to an exam room. He barely spends any time with me, does not care to listen to me or answer my questions. He has been rude during every visit, even before surgery. He just told me there is nothing else he can do, I need to learn to live with pain, then he walked out the door. No bedside manner.
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Dr. Zaltz helped my son in 30 minutes after 5 other doctors (morons - Emergency Room @ Beaumont) couldn't determine what was wrong with his arm for over a week. I can't stand most doctors and their inability to listen, but Dr. Zaltz really came through. The wait was very long, but the outcome offsets that.
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By far 2nd to none! We in Michigan are so lucky to have a surgeon of his caliber and kindness. Dr. Zaltz is intelligent, passionate, has great bedside manner, humorous, and very skilled at what he does. He has vast knowledge about adult hip disorders and has operated on both my hips successfully. We've developed a fantastic patient/doctor relationship and he has followed through with me every step of the way, making recovery seamless. He will call back same day or next day to answer any questions you have and his assistant Jennifer is top notch too! The way he performs PAO's for hip dysplasia is incredible. The procedure time, the incision, recovery in the hospital, and recovery at home is by far superior to any other top docs out there for PAO's! You can be home in 3-4 days, only have a 4 inch incision, you don't need to donate blood prior to surgery or have a transfusion after, he's that good! He is a gem of a doctor. I can't say enough good things about him!
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I have had dislocating patellas since I was in the 3rd grade. Both my mother and brother had the same condition I did. Both had corrective surgeries to fix this condition with no complications during and after surgery. I received surgery on both my knees from Dr Ira Zaltz at the age of 14. I am now 24. Ever since the surgery nothing good has come from it. Both knees still dislocate numerous times a month, I have severe arthritis, severe chronic pain, and for lack of a better word, severe malalignment. My R knee bends to max 90 degrees. And each day when i think the pain isnt that bad and i begin to forget about what i went through i look down and i see those 12 inch scars on my legs to remind me. (which by the way were completely unnecessary for what he did to me) I am writing this comment to warn people to research and do everything you can before you receive treatment let alone surgery from a doctor.
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Although the wait in the waiting room is long, I would never think of seeing another surgeon. I have hip dysplasia in my right hip. I am also a Type One Diabetic. Dr. Zultz has done nothing but help me. I will be having surgery in October and I wouldn't trust another doctor to do it. He explains everything very well, listens to what I have to say, and takes time to answer my questions. I really feel like he care about his patients and has a great attitude when it comes to surgery and treatment. Dr. Zultz is awesome!
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We have had Dr Zaltz since our son was born 10 yrs ago. We really apprieciate his compasion towards the children and his honesty with us. He is one of our best doctors on our team to care for our special needs son. Our son has spastic quad c.p. and Dr Zaltz works with us to keep the surguries to a minimum. I would recommend him to anyone.
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I Have nothing but GREAT things to say about Dr. Zaltz! The wait time may be a little long sometimes but this is my experience with EVERY doctor I see. Dr. Zaltz is very busy but took the time to call and speak to me personally which is rare in the world of doctors. I am so thankful for having been referred to him when I was as the surgery he performed saved me from a hip replacement at age 29! Thank you Dr. Zaltz,I am forever thankful to you and your staff. Any of you who have negative comments, show me your medical degree and then we can talk. Until then, Dr. Zaltz is forever my hero :)
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Knit a pot holder with a colorful tea cup for a kitchen accent. This easy pot holder knitting pattern is a fun introduction to knitting with a color chart. Knit to match the Teacup Half Apron.
- Yarn: Lily® Sugar'n Cream (2.5 oz/70.9 g)
Main Color (MC): (White) 2 balls
Contrast A: (Blue) 1 ball
Contrast B: (Green) 1 ball
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- Knitting Needles: Size 8 mm (U.S. 11) knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Gauge: 10 sts and 15 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st with 3 strands of yarn.
Note: When working from chart, wind small balls of the colors to be used, one for each separate area of color in the design. Start new colors at appropriate points. To change colors, twist the two colors around each other where they meet, on WS, to avoid a hole.
With 3 strands of MC, cast on 19 sts.
1st row: (RS). K1. *P1. K1. Rep from * to end of row. This row forms seed st pat.
Work a further 3 rows in seed st pat.
Next row: (RS). Seed st pat across 3 sts. K6. Inc 1 st in next st. K6. Seed st pat to end of row. 20 sts.
Next row: Pat 3 sts. P14. Pat to end of row.
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1st row: With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat. K2. Work 1st row of Chart across next 10 sts in stocking st reading row from right to left. With MC, K2. Work 3 sts in seed st pat.
2nd row: With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat. P2. Work 2nd row of Chart across next 10 sts in stocking st reading row from left to right. With MC, P2. Work 3 sts in seed st pat.
Chart is now in position. Work Chart to end of chart.
Next row: (RS). Pat 3 sts. K14. Pat to end of row.
Next row: (WS). Pat 3 sts. P6. Work 2tog. P6. Pat 3 sts. 19 sts.
Work 4 rows in seed st pat. Cast off in pat.
Hold one end and with someone holding other end, twist strand to the right until it begins to curl. Fold the 2 ends tog and tie in a knot so they will not unravel.
The strands will now twist themselves tog. Adjust length if desired. Sew loop to corner of Pot Holder.
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Kenneth J. Parker, PHI Senior Vice President Of Government Affairs And Corporate Citizenship (Photo: Rick Giammaria And Pepco Holdings, Inc.)
Pepco Holdings, Inc., is pleased to announce the promotion of Kenneth J. Parker to senior vice president, government affairs and corporate citizenship, from vice president, public policy, effective Sept. 1. In his new role, Parker will be a member of the PHI Executive Leadership Team.
Kenneth J. Parker, PHI Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Corporate Citizenship (Photo: Rick Giammaria and Pepco Holdings, Inc.)
Through his leadership and building strategic relationships with elected officials, regulators and community leaders, Parker will advance PHI's critical business goals such as improving infrastructure and reliability as well as deepening the relationship with the communities we serve.
Parker is taking over the post from Beverly L. Perry, current PHI senior vice president, external affairs, who announced she will retire after 22 years with the company. While Parker will assume the role of policy lead for PHI, Perry will remain at PHI as special advisor to the CEO, where she will provide executive counsel, represent the company externally and provide transition guidance to Parker until her retirement in June 2013. Perry will remain a member of the Executive Leadership Team through her retirement date.
"Ken brings the breadth of skills and public policy experience necessary to develop and sustain mutually beneficial relationships with our external stakeholders in the regulatory, political and community arenas," said Joseph M. Rigby, chairman, president and CEO of Pepco Holdings. "His understanding of PHI's business strategies and key initiatives, and dedication to our vision and core values, will be critical to this role. We will benefit greatly from his steady and thoughtful approach moving forward."Rigby added, "It has been an honor to have Beverly on PHI's leadership team helping the company navigate the political challenges of doing business in our jurisdictions and leading PHI's external affairs organization. Beverly's rise from a young tobacco farmer in North Carolina to prominent lawyer, senior executive and recognition as one of the most powerful women in Washington is an inspiring story. We will miss her counsel and will wish her the best as she moves forward."
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One day I was sitting around thinking I want to write a song about ménage a trois...and the line 'love in stereo' came into my head. Inspiration can happen anywhere at any time. -Jani Lane, Hit Parader magazine
History has not been kind to hair metal. The bulk of these Sunset Strip '80s stalwarts have become resigned to touring out-of-the-way clubs before diminishing crowds. But many of us still have a strong passion for this era. In The Wrestler, Mickey Rourke's titular character and Marissa Tomei's reluctant stripper dance to Ratt's "Round And Round" in a dive bar, drinking beers and agreeing on one thing: The '90s sucked.
Lots of us feel that way. The '80s have come back into fashion because people remember it as a halcyon time. The economy was picking up speed and kids were sowing the seeds of their parents' sexual revolution; in the early part of the decade, anyway, you could hook up without worrying about contacting much worse than crabs. Sure it was heyday of the "me" generation -- epitomized by oversexed pop metalers as much as greedy Wall Street traders -- but it also emphasized self-expression and big dreams.
For many the decade is the nostalgic gold-standard, a time of Transformers and Nintendo Entertainment Systems, of the Brat Pack and Cyndi Lauper, neon and leg warmers. Hair metal was a central part of this glorious, shiny, vapidity.
Hair metal represented both our id and our ego - wild, unfettered, and hell-raising in some ways, but deeply conservative and reactionary in others. It didn't stand for political ideas like the punks, or gender boundary-pushing a la British glam acts like David Bowie. It wasn't artsy like the New York Dolls. Many of them comfortably shared the radio dial with both Boy George and REO Speedwagon. Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine maintains that "Glam" is an acronym for "Gay L.A. Music," but though they may have dressed like women, the Sunset Strip bands literally shoved their heterosexuality in your face. They eschewed the politics of punk and the existential despair of thrash because they were focused on winning over the chicks.
Hair metal made no bones about its intentions, and probably would have laughed at that sentence. In this spirit, then, West Coast Sound presents the top 20 hair metal albums of all time. -Ben Westhoff20. Junkyard
Junkyard (1989)
Featuring ex-members of punk groups including Minor Threat and The Big Boys, Junkyard were part of a small contingent of bands who could play both Sunset Strip glam slams and L.A.'s punkier spots. Plenty of other bluesy/punky bands were marketed to the boys-in-makeup scene, but Junkyard actually had the goods. Released on Geffen in '89, Junkyard shone brighter than the rest. Sure, it lacked the compelling severity of Appetite For Destruction, but its looser Southern rock feel made way for the Black Crowes. For what it's worth, "Hollywood" is one of the best odes to the L.A. rocker lifestyle in the '80s ever. -Lina Lecaro19. White Lion
Pride (1987)
White Lion didn't have much cock in their rock. Instead, on songs like "When The Children Cried," they traded in the quasi-philosophical. ("No more presidents," they reasoned, "and all the wars will end.") They most excelled, however, on fast-and-squealing tales of teenage lust like "Wait" and "Tell Me." The production, helmed by underrated hair metal architecht Michael Wagener, is nearly perfect, as are the earnest heart spills of frontman Mike Tramp and fret-board gymnastics of guitarist Vito Bratta. Like the best hair metal there's nothing metal about it; it's pure, transcendent pop. -Ben Westhoff


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Apr 22, 2007
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May 21, 2006
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May 14, 2006
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Apr 30, 2006
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Apr 23, 2006
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Apr 16, 2006
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Apr 9, 2006
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Apr 2, 2006
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Mar 19, 2006
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Using state-of-the-art technology, TELUS unleashes the power of the internet to deliver the best solutions to Canadians at home, in the workplace and on the move.
Coca-Cola offers the world's favourite beverage brand to Whistler Blackcomb guests as a part or their memorable resort experience. As the cold drink sponsor at Whistler Blackcomb, Coca-Cola brings more than ice-cold refreshment.
Glacier Fresh Beer.Brewed in the mountain town of Creston, British Columbia, Kokanee beer is famous for it's cool, crisp glacier-fresh taste. Kokanee is enjoyed by outdoor enthusiasts from coast to coast in Canada.
Since 1995, GMC has been the Official Vehicle of Whistler Blackcomb. GMC trucks and SUVs give you the performance, engineering and technology to get you, your family and friends and all their gear to and from the mountain any time of the year.
At Monster all our guys walk the walk in action sports, punk rock music, partying, hangin' with the girls, and living life on the edge. Monster is way more than an energy drink. Led by our athletes, musicians, employees, distributors and fans, Monster is a lifestyle in a can.
Nintendo is the worldwide pioneer in the creation of interactive entertainment, most recently the Wii U™ and the Nintendo 3DS™. It is responsible for the creation of industry icons that have become well-known, household names such as Mario™, Donkey Kong™ and Zelda™.
Smirnoff is proud to be the vodka sponsor of Whistler Blackcomb. From extraordinary event experiences, to the latest in Music, Nightlife and extraordinary Cocktails. The world's best cocktails start with Smirnoff.
Samsung Canada is proud to be the official electronics partner and preferred supplier of Whistler Blackcomb. As a world leader in digital technology, Samsung Canada enables Whistler Blackcomb to enhance the resort experience in new and innovative ways.
The Globe and Mail, Canada's National Newspaper, daily offers unparalleled national, international and business reporting, analysis and commentary to all the guests and patrons of Whistler Blackcomb.
American Express is the official Card of Whistler Blackcomb. The sponsorship program brings unique offers, purchase incentives and rewards for American Express® Cardmembers. ®,™: Used by Amex Bank of Canada under license from American Express
GoPro makes the world's best selling and most versatile cameras, enabling people to capture immersive and engaging footage of themselves during their favorite activities.
Our name represents a long-standing tradition of producing premium wines from Canada and around the world; it is your guarantee of outstanding quality and an uncompromising commitment to making great wine. We've got a wine for that.
Arc'teryx Equipment is a technical high-performance outerwear and equipment company based in North Vancouver, Canada. Our relentless commitment to design, craftsmanship and performance delivers the Arc'teryx experience.
As the official base layer and sock provider of Whistler Blackcomb, Icebreaker Merino Clothing is proud to bring warmth, comfort and style on the slopes to the resort visitors.
W.L. Gore & Associates, the makers of GORE-TEX® products, is proud to be the official technical fabric sponsor of Whistler Blackcomb. GORE-TEX® products are wearable weather protection that keeps you dry and comfortable from head to toe in any kind of weather.
Fueled by passion and guided by our love for the mountains, Quiksilver has evolved with snowboarding, always pushing the boundaries and taking things further.
Avis Car Rental and its subsidiaries operate one of the world's best-known car rental brands with approximately 5,200 locations in more than 165 countries.
With over 170 years of innovation, Stanley Tools offers the broadest range of carpentry hand tools, automotive tools and storage for construction professionals, mechanics, and home improvement enthusiasts.
Blackcomb Aviation is proud to be the Official Helicopter of Whistler Blackcomb. For more than two decades our helicopter pilots and mountain guides have introduced outdoor enthusiasts to the beauty of British Columbia. Summer or winter - our tours cater to a wide range of interests, fitness levels and budgets but can also be tailored for special events. We enjoy this area of our business tremendously and welcome your ideas as much as your business.