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My last piece of advice to Nick Clegg was to stand down as Lib Dem leader. He didn't, and it's pretty clear now that Nick will lead us into the next general election. Two problems remain, though, and we need to find ways of addressing them. First, morale in the party has dipped since the […]
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Bags are packed, wheels are supposed to leave ground at 7:30 tomorrow morning. READY TO GO!!
I didn't get my Magic Express stuff, though, looks like I will be delayed another 15 minutes at the counter. I'm not sure what happened, I reserved ME in April when I booked the trip. It will probably be in the mail tomorrow.
I keep seeing all the cool merchandise that will be available on October 1st for Epcots 30th, I wish my AP didn't expire on the 30th . Maybe some of that stuff will be at the Disney Park shop online.
Have a good weekend everyone, I will try to post pictures on Face Book.
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Good luck to all of you TOT'ers! Have a great race.
16 on tap for tomorrow. Oh boy, I can't wait! hehehe
The Tag Fairy is jealous of you...Japan gets all the good electronics and video games first. Plus, DisneySea is so much cooler than any other Disney park. Can you be my tour guide when I visit?
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I ran 8 miles this morning and thought about the ToT Ducks on most of my run. Lucky Ducks!
Have a GREAT time in WDW, and most importantly, have a fun race! Yay Ducks!
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Hi Ducks! Just back from a great stay at WDW! The ToT was a nice run, though the temps were warmer than I expected. It was much better organized than the last ToT run I did, which had no corrals at all. The only complaint was minor, the funneling at the start from a three (or four) lane road down to one under the bridge. Spent some time with Joe and Deb grazing at W&D, and they had a nice surprise with a sneak peek at the new Fantasyland. Run went well, a little slower than my last 10 miler, though that was here in January when it was 40 degrees cooler. Though I misjudged my eating and did not feel well about an hour after the run while standing in line for a photo with Darth Vader. But some food helped. And my legs feel much better than they did after the Half.
Good Luck to those running at the W&D, and see you in January!
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Hey Ducks!
I'm on the boat at Epcot on the way to Soarin. Thought I'd pop by to say HI! ToT was Not and humid. I had monster calf cramps after the run. It was pretty well organized and we did have fun. I finished at 1:52. Slower than I wanted but with the heat, I'll take it! Not on to Marathon weekend!!!
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Hey everyone,
Back to the grind today. We had a great time over the weekend. Debbie and I had fun hanging out with Augie on Friday trying out some food and partaking in a couple adult beverages at Food & Wine. I was able to pick up some Epcot 30th pins. Anyone going to Food & Wine and has a Chase credit card, go to the F&W showplace to the Ghiradelli Chocolate location, the Chase Lounge is back there. It is a place to relax, recharge your phone, get a free coke and they will give you a VIP seating wrist band for the days Eat to the Beat concert. We had seating for the 8:00 night ranger, but missed it. Saturday we went to MK at opening and pretty much walked on to all of the rides. We had a nice lunch at Liberty Tree Tavern and as we were ready to leave we got the opportunity to go behind the construction walls in Fantasyland .
We got to preview Enchanted Tales with Belle. Maurice's cottage has a lot of cool details, you will spend a lot of time exploring the area wile in line. I won't ruin it for anyone, but it is very cool. I have some pictures on my FB page.
Saturday night I met up with other WISHER's and finally got to meet Tricia & Karen. Jeni, I can't remember if you were there by the information tent. I was in coral A and Debbie was in B. I offered to start in B with here, but she told me I should take advantage of starting in A, I might not get that chance again . The start was kind of weird, we got in our corals then made the long walk to the starting line. The course was mostly on the roads, the bad part was a couple on ramps that were on an angle, that made running a little tough. The part through WWoS was nice with a run through the warning track at the baseball stadium. They had a few villains out on the course and I stopped for the hyenas from Lion King, but it was so dark I knew my iphone wouldn't take good pictures, so I just kept running. This was probably the most humid I have ever done, I was soaked from head to toe by the time I finished. I was pretty wore out the last mile and finished at 1:50. Debbie and I were able to take part in the after party, we managed to stay until 3:30 am.
I am taking a couple of days off from running then getting back on the trail, I have the Detroit Half in 3 weeks. Then I need to knuckle down and get the miles in for hte January full.
Have a good week, Ducks.
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Good job fellow Ducks! I heard it was a quite crowded route in the beginning.
Oh the humidity! My friends live in Honduras 9 mos. of the year, including summer. In fact, they just came back to the US on Sept. 24, then arrived at WDW on Sept. 27. So my friend who ran the race said even with training in Honduras all summer long, in the mountains/rain forest, he's never had humidity like it was the night of the race!! He also stayed until 3:30 and said he was surprised it was as crowded as it was. Oh well. It's likely his first and last Disney race and he had fun anyway.
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I am back and survived! My pace really suffered as it was so humid and hot and I was just too uncomfortable to really push. I took two long walking breaks for about 10 minutes just to cool down and that pushed my time back. I finished in 2:18. I had hoped to finish around the 2 hour mark; that's what I had been training for. And the parts that I ran I ran well. Those walk breaks kept me from falling on my face. Regardless, it was my longest race to date and I finished! Went to bed in rough shape that night but woke up feeling fine.
Oh, I also did the 5k in the morning at 7am - then went to MK for the day. Tried to nap but couldn't. I was pretty sleepy while waiting in the corral. I suspect if I had had an easier day with more sleep I would have run a bit faster, too. We left Toronto at 1:30 am on Friday morning and so spent pretty much the whole weekend with a sleep deficit. So while my time wasn't great, my endurance was FABULOUS
I brought home a cold as a souvenir, so just ran a really quick little run with my Learn to Run group that I am pacing on Monday. Today I need to get out for either a run or a good bike ride. Not sure. Cold is still pretty present.
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Hey Everyone!
Congrats to all the TOT runners! Wish I could have been right there with you!
I haven't been running much lately, unfortunately. My wife, who is pregnant with twins, went into the hospital for a non stress test last week and it got pretty crazy. They kept her for five days, almost delivered the babies twice, and then sent her home on Tuesday on strict bed rest until she delivers. We also have a 22 month old, so life is pretty crazy right now! Hoping I can get out a couple of times this week!
Hope everyone is having a great week and training runs are going well!
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How is everyone doing this week? I got in a 11 mile run this afternoon. I am a little behind on my January marathon training, but I feel good. Debbie and I are signed up for the 5k during marathon weekend and signed up for a Wicked Halloween 10k on October 28. I'm looking forward to the Detroit half marathon in 2 weeks. We are staying at the MGM Grand hotel in downtown Detroit Saturday night, so I can walk over to the start on Sunday morning. I will give you a full report once I get done.
Have a good week, Ducks!
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Good Morning!
Phil - Best wishes to you and your family. Praying everything goes well with the twins.
Joe - Good luck in Detroit! Looking forward to the report.
Glad to hear I was not the only one thrown by the weather at the ToT. It wasn't my intention, but I took the whole week off after the race. We were in WDW until Friday, then spent the weekend recovering. DH managed to get in a 5K around the Boardwalk on Wednesday. I just could not muster the strength to run. I told myself that I was walking and pushing a stroller all day, so that counts for something, right?!?
The family had a great trip. We were in Epcot for the 30th anniversary on Oct. 1st and I have the commemorative pin to prove it! The Voices of Liberty did a special show. Awesome. (They are my favorite thing in EPCOT. Yes, I'm an EPCOT nerd.) The fireworks show after Illuminations was great. Got my caramel apple fix in too! Did Not-So-Scary with the kids and they had a blast. DD rocked the Merida wig all night despite the heat.
Back to the grind this week. I can't believe the Marathon is only three months away. We got an up close look at the Marathon medal at the expo and it is really impresssive. It's bigger than I thought it would be. After the ToT, DH and I had a come to Jesus talk about our plans to run 20 of the 26 miles at a 10:00 pace. I think we are going to have to tweak the plan. I'd rather take longer to finish than drop dead at mile 20. Hopefully, we can re-work a run/walk plan while training. Good news is that Fall has finally found Louisiana and I'm actually looking forward to running now.
Good luck to everyone this week!
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Since the ToT race I have been sidelined with knee pain and swelling. Seeing a sports MD on Wednesday to dx it. I have had FP/runners knee before, just hoping it is nothing more serious. Haven't run a longish run since Wednesday and while a little better, it is still stiff and swollen and a little sore when I am up and about for a long time. Not feeling great about this.
My first half-marathon is next Sunday. I really wish my knee were feeling better as I have been training since February for these races coming up. Oh well, what can I do? Icing it, resting it, elevating it, taking an NSAID and rolling it. I don't think it is anything too serious, but dang...
I miss running!
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It's been too long since I've been over here!
Back in August when I went to the doctor, she told me to stay off it, go to physical therapy, use ice and take Alleve. Long story short, it never got better! I went back to the doctor about two weeks ago and she basically said it's just something I'm going to have to deal with, but to stay off it for a few more weeks.
Thursday morning I started getting what I thought was a bad cramp in my leg. I showed my mom after school and since it was red and warm to the touch, she thought it could be a blood clot, so we went to the doctor again. Not a blood clot but an infection in my lower leg!
Basically, I've been out of gym, dance and running for almost 10 weeks. If I ever get over all this nonsense, my best friend and I are going to walk a 10k at the end of November called the Turkey Trot.
Hope all is well for everyone else!
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Hi Ducks - Made the decision last week to start following the training program for the Princess Half! I just ran 40 minutes on the treadmill for Week 2/Day 1 and it was pretty easy.
However, I have to say that I haven't decided whether I will actually run the Princess Half or run another HM closer to home. Without getting into too much detail, we have a ski trip and a Disney trip planned in the next 6 months... as well as some bathroom remodeling and a new car that need to be paid for. As they say, when it rains it pours! So I am going to have to play the Princess by ear. Fingers crossed! One of these days I will get down there to meet up with some of you Ducks!
Congrats to all who ran the ToT! And best of luck to those training for the Goofy - you are my heroes!
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What does a Duck sound like when it's shivering?? Brrrrr it was chilly out there this morning! And it was misting. I had on a long sleeve top and capris. I was wishing I had on gloves and my ear warmer. My ears were hurting after a mile. I love it (the cool weather, not the hurting ears. lol) but, wow, it was a shock to the system!
My next long run of 17 miles is this weekend!
Congrats to the ToT finishers! Sounds like it was a tough race with that hot and humid weather! That might be a race remembered for tough weather just like the freezing marathon weekend in 2010.
Phil~I hope things are going ok with your wife and the wee ones! It sure is a crazy time for you, hang in there and keep us posted!!
Jeni~Cool that you got a look at the marathon medal. I'm glad it's bigger than you thought, I thought it looked smallish in the pics. Not that I really care, I just WANT IT.
Carolynn~I'm sorry about the knee. Injuries are SO frustrating, I know. If I've learned anything from all of mine, it's that resting is more important than getting in more miles before a race. You can get the distance done...it's more mental than physical.
Duckling~Yikes on the leg infection! You take care of yourself and let it heal so you can start back up healthy!
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Aug. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Japan expressed mounting concern over China's expanding naval reach, saying in the government's annual defense report that it expects the rising maritime power's ships to become commonplace near its waters.
"China plans to expand its sphere of maritime activities, carrying out operations and training as an ordinary routine practice in waters surrounding Japan," said the report, which was released today in Tokyo. The areas Japan believes it will encounter China's navy include the "East China Sea and the Pacific Ocean, as well as the South China Sea."
The report, unchanged from last year in citing the Chinese military's lack of transparency, adds to recently voiced concerns from the U.S., Vietnam and the Philippines over naval spats. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned last month that disputes in the South China Sea threaten to disrupt one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
After a collision between a Chinese fishing trawler and Japanese Coast Guard vessels in the East China Sea last year, Japan shifted the focus of its national defense toward China and away from Russia. Japan said it would deploy troops to its southwestern islands and strengthen its air force in Okinawa, according to military guidelines approved by Prime Minister Naoto Kan's Cabinet in December. Japan said at the time it would move personnel and tanks from the northern island of Hokkaido, close to Russia, which were put in place to counter Cold War threats.
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In March Japan made a formal protest to China after a Chinese helicopter buzzed a Japanese destroyer in the East China Sea. In the South China Sea there has been an increase in "intimidations, the ramming, the cuttings of cables -- the kinds of things that will raise the cost of business for everyone," Clinton said last month at a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Bali, Indonesia.
China claims most of the South China Sea and says any attempt to drill or fish in the waters is a violation of its sovereignty. Chinese vessels in May sliced cables of a survey ship doing work for Vietnam, the second such incident in a month. In March, Chinese ships chased away a vessel working for U.K.-based Forum Energy Plc off the Philippines.
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The King was great--which is good as the play rests on his shoulders. Narrator was enthusiastic and diction was good and clear. Didn't like all the green-shirted interns visible. The fight choreography was great!! We had a perfect evening,nice breeze, lovely locale, no bugs bothered us (some patrons had citronella), although the ORD flight pattern was directly overhead.
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On Sunday, July 24 and August 7, OPFT will present Family Days, with Shakespearian and Medieval fun for the entire family. Starting at 4:30pm on each of these days, there will be crafts, performances, stage combat demonstrations, and other activities relating to the mainstage plays, with a 6:00pm performance of the play, preceded by a kid-friendly synopsis given by one of the characters.
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Theis says about this play: "Henry V remains one of literature's most profound and complex meditations on both the horror and the unfortunate necessity of war. Inspiring, heartbreaking, ruthless, and uplifting, this play showcases everything that a patriot and a warrior can represent."
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June 30 (Bloomberg) -- ASR Nederland NV, the insurer acquired in 2008 by the Dutch state to help bail out Fortis Bank NV, plans to sell most of its 1.1 billion euros ($1.6 billion) of stores and shopping centers by setting up a fund.
The Utrecht-based insurer, the third largest in the Netherlands, transferred 210 properties to its new ASR Dutch Prime Retail Fund and hired CB Richard Ellis Group Inc. to find investors in the fund, according to a statement today. ASR plans to keep 20 percent of the fund, which will be run by its ASR Real Estate Investment Management unit.
ASR has owned real estate assets directly for more than 100 years and the sales mark the start of a plan to invest outside the Netherlands and to place its money in property indirectly. The company started with the sale of its retail properties because of demand from investors, who have been attracted by the resilience of rental incomes they generate and of the buildings' values.
"The launch is a strong signal to the market of our future ambitions," said Dick Gort, chief executive officer of ASR REIM, the company's property asset-management unit, which owns or manages 4 billion euros of buildings. ASR hasn't decided yet on how the sale proceeds will be reinvested, he said.
ASR plans to follow with more specialist funds to reduce its other holdings in Dutch offices, residences and farmland, Gort said in a telephone interview.
The company shift in strategy coincides with changes in capital requirements for European insurers and as the Dutch government prepares ASR for sale. The Solvency II proposals require insurers to set aside more money in case of a collapse in the value of properties they own directly. This makes investing in funds, publicly traded real estate companies and real estate loans more attractive.
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Before players are inundated with a bunch of big-budget action games and shooters—Destiny releases just one week from now— today, developer Futurlab managed to slip in their space shooter Velocity 2X. It may not be able to compete with the bombast of releases coming in the next few months, but I likely won't enjoy such a wholly crafted and purely fun experience this fall as Velocity 2X.


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The 2013 International Property Rights Index (IPRI), recently published by the Property Rights Alliance (and in Italy by Competere- Policies for Sustainable Development) measures the efficiency of property right protection in 131 countries, accounting for more than 98% of global GDP and 93% of the worldwide population. Among the most fascinating insights illuminated in the Index, which is based on data from the World Bank, OCSE and the World Economic Forum, are the results about the relationship between property right protection and GDP growth.
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Sukor, Rashidah (2004) Cocoa-Specific Aroma Potential of Selected Seeds Globulin by in Vitro Proteolysis with Cocoa Proteases. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
This study was carried out to study the globulin characteristics from cottonseed, alfalfa seed, pea, mung bean and French bean and compare their characteristics to cocoa seeds. The study also examined whether these globulins from selected seeds are capable in producing cocoa-specific aroma precursors through proteolysis with cocoa proteases. The isolated globulins were characterized for molecular weight by SDS PAGE, amino acid and oligopeptide profile by High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). The globulins were initially treated with an endoprotease for 16 h at 50°C, pH 5.2 and subsequently with a carboxypeptidase for another 16 h at 4S°C, pH 5.8; both crude enzymes were extracted from cocoa acetone dry powder (AcDP). Proteolysis products were roasted at 120°C for 20 min with reducing sugars and deodorized cocoa butter. Sensory evaluation session was conducted to detect distinctive cocoa aroma in the proteolysis products. The aroma compounds were extracted through Steam Distillation Extraction (SDE) and analysed using Gas Chromatography (GC).Alfalfa seed gave the highest total protein of 0.28 mglmg followed by cottonseed, mung bean, pea, French bean and cocoa with 0.26, 0.25, 0.24, 0.19 and 0.12 mglmg, respectively. A very low globulin yield was obtained from different seeds, between 0.55% and 2.72%. The seeds had high percentage of crude protein between 13.79 and 26.63%. Two distinctive bands of 51 . I and 33.0 kDa were observed for cocoa vicilin-class globulin (VCG) from SDS PAGE. More than three bands were shown for other seed globulins. Comparative HPLC analyses of the obtained peptide mixtures revealed different and complex patterns of predominantly hydrophobic peptides. After proteolysis, the peptide patterns showed reduced number of peaks, which indicated that peptides have transformed to be more hydrophilic. Considerable differences were observed between the patterns of free amino acids; preferential liberations of hydrophobic amino acids of Ala, Leu, Phe, Val and Tyr were observed in all seeds globulins after proteolysis. No cocoa-specific aroma was detected from the proteolysis products of seeds globulin from cotton, alfalfa, pea, mung bean and French bean. However, pyrazines concentration varied in the proteolysis products derived from those seeds globulin.
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer talked with Businessweek about the recent Office 2013 launch. Most of the interview focused on the desktop version of the productivity suite, but Ballmer dodged a question right at the end about the development of the iPad version of Office.
When asked how the iPad version was coming along, Ballmer declined to comment and said the following:
I have nothing to say on that topic. We're very glad with the product, very happy with the product that we're putting in market. It makes sense on the devices like the Mac and the PC. We have a product that we think makes a lot of sense. We do have a way for people always to get to Office through the browser, which is very important. And we'll see what we see in the future.
This response doesn't kill off the idea of Office for the iPad, but it does suggest the product is not a high priority for the Microsoft CEO.
Office for iPad has been rumored since T3 claimed Microsoft may be working on an iPad version of Office and The Daily broke the story open with screenshots of the app in 2012. A Microsoft spokesperson told The Verge late last year that "Office will work across Windows Phone, iOS and Android."
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an illustration and design company run by one single person (Ben Chlapek).
Under construction at the moment, give me a minute to put all my work on here again.
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Cobe's footbridge will create a travel hub at Køge North Station
Footbridges rarely serve any purpose beyond getting people across an obstacle. Through clever planning, however, a new footbridge in Køge, Denmark, will create a major travel hub. The bridge at Køge North Station will do so by linking otherwise unconnected road and rail infrastructure. Read More
Design chosen for Washington's 11th Street Bridge Park
Washington's 11th Street Bridge Park will be "a place of exchange" with programmed outdoor spaces and active zones. The design, by OMA and OLIN, was chosen after a seven-month competition to design the new civic space. It was chosen unanimously by the competition jury and topped the public poll. Read More
London's "Japanese fan" footbridge opens to the public
A footbridge over a canal is not usually something that would attract attention for being an architectural spectacle. The recently-opened Merchant Square Footbridge, however, has five "fingers" that are raised and lowered like a Japanese fan. Read More
Architects envision Washington DC's first elevated park
Four competing teams of architects have unveiled their proposals for what will become the first elevated park in Washington, DC . Measuring roughly the same length as three American Football fields placed end-to-end, the 11th Street Bridge Park project will be built upon the foundations of a former freeway bridge that spans the Anacostia River and serve the communities which lie either side. Read More
Floating bridge installed at Dutch fortress-island
You could be forgiven for expecting a bridge to rise above the water over which it is intended to span. A new bridge in the Netherlands, however, takes a different approach. The Ravelijn Bridge floats on top of the water, providing access to and from the Ravelijn fortress-island. Read More
Autonomous drones could be used to inspect bridges
When bridges are inspected for cracks and other defects that could lead to their collapse, engineers must either hang beneath those bridges on lines, or view them from elevated platforms. Whichever approach is used, a lot of setup is involved, and defects may get missed. In the future, however, unmanned aircraft may be able to more quickly and thoroughly check out bridges, working with wireless sensors built into the structures. Read More
Although concrete structures such as bridges are now often built with strain sensors embedded within them, that certainly hasn't always been the case. In order to alert authorities to cracks developing within these older structures, one solution involves attaching sensors to them. Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of Eastern Finland are working on an alternative, however – an electrically-conductive paint-on "sensing skin." Read More
The eastern span of the historic San Francisco to Oakland Bay bridge is slated for demolition, following its recent replacement by a newer bridge located nearby. However, one local resident hopes to ensure that the old bridge lives on – in some form at least – and plans to reuse some of the resulting scrap metal as building material for a sustainable home in a project suitably dubbed the Bay Bridge House. Read More
Plans for London's proposed Garden Bridge are beginning to flourish following the recent confirmation that the UK government and Transport for London (TfL) will each commit £30 million (US$50 million) of funding to the project. Conceived by Joanna Lumley, designed by architect Thomas Heatherwick and to be planted by renowned horticulturist Dan Pearson, the bridge will provide a green public space and a link between the bohemian South Bank and lively Covent Garden. Gizmag spoke to Dan Pearson about his vision for the project. Read More
World's largest solar bridge completed in London
Work has finished on what is now the largest solar bridge in the world. Blackfriars Bridge, part of Blackfriars Station in London, has been fitted with 4,400 photovoltaic panels, which are expected to reduce the station's CO2 emissions by an estimated 511 tonnes (563 tons) per year. Work began in spring 2009 and the station was operationally complete in time for the 2012 Olympics, with the solar array installation complete in March 2013. The full refurbishment of the station is now also complete. Read More
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Pennsylvania DEP To Unveil New Interactive Exhibit At 2013 Farm Show
Jan. 6 Event Opportunity to Meet Energy-Efficiency Experts from around State
HARRISBURG, Pa., Dec. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Department of Environmental Protection will introduce a new "DEP at Home" exhibit during the 97 th Pennsylvania Farm Show in the Main Hall of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg from Jan. 5 to 12.
DEP at Home is an interactive, educational exhibit fashioned into a home structure that features practices and products promoting energy efficiency and sustainable building materials as well as environmentally friendly and Pennsylvania-produced products for the home.
"Energy efficiency starts in the home," DEP Secretary Mike Krancer said. "This exhibit will be a valuable tool to teach residents about simple, common-sense ways they can increase their home's efficiency, reduce the amount of energy they consume and save money. We are delighted to roll it out at the Farm Show."The three-room exhibit has a bathroom/laundry area, kitchen and living room that showcase decor, appliances and building materials that help improve energy efficiency, water conservation, radon awareness, air quality and other staples of environmental awareness. There is also an outdoor space that includes a dog house with green roofing and a bicycle. The theme of this year's farm show is "Made in PA. It makes a difference." The DEP at Home exhibit will feature many Pennsylvania products, including fiber cement siding headquartered in Valley Forge, Chester County; cork flooring based in the Lancaster, Lancaster County; an Energy Star window from Vandergrift, Westmoreland County; and insulation made in the Erie, Erie County, and Allentown, Lehigh County. On Sunday, Jan. 6, DEP will host a "Meet the Experts" event from 2 to 6 p.m. with representatives from the companies that donated products to the exhibit available to answer Farm Show visitors' questions and offer additional energy-efficiency tips. DEP will showcase the new exhibit, which was created through a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's State Energy Program, at home shows, schools and other educational events to continue to promote the benefits of energy efficiency and sustainable building practices.
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Fewer US Banks Failing As Industry Strengthens
On the other hand, many banks are no longer benefiting from record-low interest rates. They still pay almost nothing to depositors and on money borrowed from other banks or the government. But steadily lower rates on loans other than credit cards have reduced how much banks earn.
"This interest-rate pressure on the banks becomes very difficult to overcome," says Fred Cannon, chief equity strategist and director of research at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. "It's a big headwind for banks."
Many banks have reported lower net interest margin â¿¿ the difference between the income they receive from loans and the interest they pay depositors and other lenders. It's a key measure of a bank's profitability.
The industry's average net interest margin fell to 3.43 percent in the third quarter from 3.56 percent a year earlier.Some big banks have also cautioned that their earnings are up mainly because they've shed jobs, bad loans and weak businesses rather than because of an improved economy. They include JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. All managed to recover from the financial crisis in part because of federal aid. Small and midsize banks have taken longer to rebound. They held risky commercial real estate loans used to develop malls, industrial sites and apartment buildings. Many such loans weren't repaid. But as the economy has strengthened, fewer such loans have soured, and many small and medium-size banks have recovered. For example, at M&T Bank Corp., a regional institution based in Buffalo, N.Y., net income soared in the third quarter. M&T attributed its gain to reduced loan losses and higher mortgage revenue. The bank repaid the remaining $381 million of the $600 million in bailout aid it had received during the crisis. Yet analysts say regional banks are still feeling squeezed from reduced borrowing by companies.
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Our options go far beyond whether to bomb or not to bomb.
Amid the daily reports of clashes and killings in Syria, a subtler message is emerging: America is increasingly irrelevant.
Inside Syria, opposition fighters complain that the United States is doing little to help them, according to intrepid reporting by correspondents for Reuters, the New York Times, and Foreign Affairs. Instead, funds and arms from Qatar and Saudi Arabia are turning jihadists into a growing presence. Among international observers, Washington is seen as insignificant.
"On the ground, really, this administration has been essentially irrelevant, locked into its own perpetual debate on what to say and what to do," said Peter Harling, Syria analyst for the International Crisis Group. "I think generally this administration in the Arab Spring has spent a huge amount of time trying to analyze events instead of shaping them."
Those comments, of course, may thrill many Americans -- and White House staffers. In the wake of Iraq and Afghanistan, Americans want nothing more than to get out of the Middle East. One of Obama's primary pitches to voters this year is that he gets America out of foreign entanglements, not into them.
There are ways, though, to aid the Syrian opposition without becoming militarily entangled. One of the many tragedies of the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan is that they distort our views of how we can have influence in the region. Our options go far beyond whether to bomb or not to bomb.
America's effort to help the Syrian opposition with non-lethal aid is a reflection of this odd moment in American and Middle Eastern history. Many Syrians think the U.S. remains all-powerful and could easily topple the Assad regime, while many Americans doubt America's ability to do good beyond its shores and understandably call for domestic focus.
To its credit, the administration is providing $82 million in humanitarian assistance to Syrian refugees and $25 million in non-lethal assistance to the Syrian opposition. But fear of even non-lethal American aid getting into the wrong hands has created a byzantine system that dilutes its effectiveness, slows delivery and alienates our best potential allies in Syria -- secular members of the opposition.
In a Washington Post story published on Monday and in interviews this week, Syrian opposition members scoffed at claims by State Department officials that the United States had provided them with 900 satellite phones. The phones, which cost $1,000 each, can be used for communications between opposition forces and for broadcasting atrocities by government forces to the outside world.
"Everywhere we turn, no one is able to locate these phones," said a member of the opposition Syrian National Council who spoke on condition of anonymity in a phone interview Thursday. "They're definitely not getting into our hands."
American officials said that the 900 phones and other elements of $25 million in assistance have been distributed, but members of the Syrian opposition are not given the details. In past conflicts, U.S. officials found that openly providing American assistance to opposition groups endangered the recipients, undermined their legitimacy among the local population, and created rivalries between groups.
American officials are aware that as a result, the U.S. does not get credit for the assistance it provides. But they pointed out that many people in the Middle East continue to resent any American role in the region.
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Emeritus Corporation To Host Fourth Quarter 2011 Earnings Conference Call And Webcast
Emeritus Corporation (NYSE: ESC), a national provider of senior living services, today announced that management will host a conference call on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at 5:00 P.M. Eastern Time to discuss its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2011. A press release with the financial results for the fourth quarter of 2011 will be issued after the market closes on Tuesday, March 6, 2012.
The conference call will be webcast live over the internet from the Company's web site at www.emeritus.com under the "investors" section. The conference call can also be accessed by dialing (877) 407-3982 or, for international participants, (201) 493-6780. A replay of the conference call will be available after 8:00 P.M. Eastern Time on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, until midnight Eastern Time on Tuesday, March 13, 2012. The dial-in numbers for the replay are (877) 870-5176, or for international participants (858) 384-5517. To access the telephonic replay, enter the conference ID 388395.
Emeritus Corporation is a national provider of senior living services. Emeritus is one of the largest and most experienced operators of freestanding assisted living communities located throughout the United States. These communities provide a residential housing alternative for senior citizens who need assistance with the activities of daily living, with an emphasis on personal care services, which provides support to the residents in the aging process. Emeritus currently operates 478 communities in 44 states representing capacity for approximately 42,600 units and approximately 49,700 residents. Our common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol ESC, and you may find us on the Internet at
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Ready For A Change Of Pace? When you tell your friends you are staying
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This charming 1BR/1BA floating home is in a private marina in the Coco
Plum Beach area. The first level has a full kitchen (with
refrigerator, range and microwave), the living/dining area and a
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stairs (you must be nimble). Guests will be able to dock their boat to
the floating dock in front of the boat (22' or less and subject to owner approval).
No washer or dryer but laundromat or drop off service is available in
town. Limited parking, only one vehicle. Trailer storage available
nearby, free of charge.
Never been on a houseboat?
They are great and more than likely not something your friends have
ever done. There are some differences though. The boat is a barge
style which means it has a flat bottom. It is very stable and in a
protected location but will naturally shift or slide around slightly.
If the wind picks up it may even rock a little. If you are highly
sensative to movement in cars or boats this might not be the best
choice for you. Most people get used to it right away.
The boat is not the type that leaves the dock. It is permanently
moored and hooked up to shoreside services. You may bring your own
boat or rent a boat in town and tie it to the bow of the houseboat
(the great thing about this is that the boats go up and down together
with the tide!). The floating dock is perfect to launch and access the complimentary Kayaks, 2 single person kayaks! Nearby is a great area of shallow water to explore and lots of opportunity to see native birds in the Magrove areas.
The Marina is located in a working community. Across the canal is a
working boat repair and in/out storage marina (daytime operation only
and most guests have found it of entertainment interest).
The Houseboat is docked behind an office building that is occupied
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DO NOT forward any funds by wire transfer without first speaking with me, Kitty Whalton, Florida Keys Vacation Rentals, Inc. Only pay using check, credit card, or direct bank transfer. NEVER pay by cash (unless you are in our office) or instant money transfer services such as Western Union or MoneyGram.
Marathon and the Middle Keys offers shops and services including two grocery stores, Publix and Winn Dixie, 2 drug stores, CVS and Walgreen's, a KMART and many other shops, bait and tackle stores, gifts shops and a wide selection of restaurants all within a few miles drive.
Like beaches? Sombrero Beach is located at Mile Marker 51 only a few miles drive from anywhere in the Middle Keys as is Coco Plum Beach. Bahia Honda State Park is about a 20 minute drive south.
Other attractions: The Dolphin Research Center is located on Grassy Key and is always a fun spot to stop in for their tours or schedule a swim with the dolphin. The Natural History Museum at Crane Point provides a look at Keys history, sea life, touch tanks for kids and nature walks through the Hammock (also a great gift store).
Key West is a great day trip and about 1.25 hours south.
Boat rental companies are available in the Middle Keys and most of them will let you keep the boat at your dock for the week (some will even deliver and pick up the boat!).
Other Activities in the Middle Keys:
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Come by World of Comics on Sunday July 27th between 1pm and 5pm and meet the original Robin, the Boy Wonder! Johnny Duncan. See the flyer below for more information. World of Comics
Set in the voodoo-laden bayou along the New Orleans outskirts, the story follows Jack Boniface, who inherited from his father the mantle of Shadowman and, along with it, the charge to defend the earthly plane from Master Darque and the Deadside.
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Based on a Grant Morrison a story arch of Batman in 2006, Son of Batman is the 20th direct to video, animated feature release by DC.
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Here are 13 great images off of the set of the new movie "Man Of Steel".
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In folkloric tales, vampires often visited loved ones and caused mischief or deaths wherever they went. Buck the trend and become an immortal gentleman with our Adult Baroque Vampire Costume. This stylish costume will transform you into a man of honour within the vampire world.
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HC's adorable, good wishes with the team. :)
All the best to HarshAsi and the whole DP team
Honestly they should scrap the show, what a boring track, How original...the shows going to be a super duper flop with this story line. Harshads talent is seriously going to waste, he made a big mistake taking up this show, where the heck is the grey shade guy???
seems interesting..
very excited to see the new track.
god bless harshad.
just hp dis new luv triangle brings TRPs 2 d show bcos HC nd AK deserves d best wid so much of talent in dem..
by d way it wil b good 2 c jealousy nd possesiveness between MOHUR...
Thanks for the article Let's see how this will bring trp
@ Madhu, completly agree with you! they have a great cast, wish they would use their talent to the fullest. Anyway good luck and God bless to the DP team.
I wish they would focus on both the leads before they start to deviate.Well hope it does well
Hmmm...I wish they did more justice to Mohan's supposed grey side, which we never got to see in full display...This show has a really good cast, but they are not being used to their fullest potential...
PH does not know what to do with this show it was never turn out the way it suppose to be. All the best to HC and whole DP team
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