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Andrew Hurrell is Montague Burton Professor of International Relations at Oxford University and a Fellow of Balliol College. He was elected to the British Academy in 2011 and to the Johns Hopkins Society of Scholars in 2010. He is a Delegate of Oxford University Press and a member of the Finance Committee (the board of the company).
His book, On Global Order. Power, Values and the Constitution of International Society (published by Oxford University Press) was the winner of International Studies Association Prize for Best Book in the field of International Relations in 2009. Other publications include: (with Ngaire Woods), Inequality, Globalization and World Politics (1999); and (with Louise Fawcett), Regionalism in World Politics (1995).
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His research interests cover theories of international relations; theories of global governance; the history of thought on international relations; comparative regionalism; and the international relations of the Americas, with particular reference to Brazil.
His current work focuses on emerging powers and the globalization of international society and what this means for ideas and practices of global order, for IR theory, and for international normative theory. Collaborative projects include concerts of power in the 21st century; provincializing Westphalia; and ASEAN integration through law. He is also completing a short introduction to global governance.
Graduate courses: the international relations of the developing and post-colonial world; foundations of the modern international system; classical theories of international relations; topics in advanced IR theory; international relations research colloquium; the function of law in the international community.
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- Academic advisory board, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies.
- Advisory board, International Development Centre, Oxford.
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Global Governance. A Very Short Introduction(OUP).
Provincializing Westphalia and the Globalization of International Society. This involves papers and lectures on 'The BRICs and Beyond: IR Theory in a Global Age'; and an introduction to a new edition of Bull and Watson eds., The Expansion of International Society (forthcoming with OUP).
Papers connected with Frankfurt-based collaborative project on Concerts of Power in the 21st Century: (a) (with Adam Humphreys) 'Soft theory, ideal types and the theory/history relationship'; (b) (with Nicola Horsburgh) 'Concerts of power and the global nuclear order'.
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'Emerging Powers, Inequality and the Global Legal Order' (with Mihaela Papa), chapter for the Oxford Handbook on International Legal Theory.
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'Power transitions, global justice and the virtues of pluralism' Ethics and International Affairs 27, 2 (2013): 1-17.
(with Terry Macdonald) 'Global Public Power: the subject of principles of global political legitimacy', Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 15, 5 (December 2012): 553-571.
'Récits d'émergence: la fin du Tiers Monde?' Critique internationale, 56 (July/August 2012): 17-38. Brazilian version in Revista Brasileira de Economia Política 33, 2 (April/June 2013): 203-221.
'Power Transitions, Emerging Powers and the Shifting Terrain of the Middle Ground', to appear in Cornelia Navari ed., Middle Ground Ethics (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming 2013). Chinese version to appear in Zheijang University Journal of International Relations.
'Kant and Intervention Revisited', in Jennifer Welsh and Stefano Recchia eds., Just and Unjust Military Intervention (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013): 196-218.
(with Sandeep Sengupta), 'Emerging Powers, North-South Relations and Global Climate Politics', International Affairs 88, 3 (2012): 463-484.
'The Theory and Practice of Global Governance: The Worst of All Possible Worlds?', International Studies Review 13, 1 (2011): 144-154.
'Rising Powers and the Emerging Global Order', to appear in John Bayliss, Steve Smith and Patricia Owens eds., The Globalization of World Politics (8th edition, forthcoming OUP, 2013).
'Effective Multilateralism and Global Order', to appear in Jochen Prantl ed., Effective Multilateralism. Through the Looking Glass of Asia (Palgrave forthcoming). Shorter version to appear in Global Governance 19,2 (October 2013).
(with Terry Macdonald), 'Ethics and Norms in International Relations', in Walter Carlsnaes, Thomas Risse and Beth A. Simmons eds.,Handbook of International Relations (second edition London, Sage: 2013): 57-84.
'Order and Justice', in Cornelia Navari ed, International Studies Associations English School Study Guide to be published by John Wiley, 2013.
New introduction to 4th Edition of Hedley Bull, The Anarchical Society (New York: Palgrave, 2012).
'Probing the institutional fabric of world politics: Hedley Bull's The Anarchical Society', in Peter Wilson and Caspar Sylvest eds, Classics of International Relations (London/New York: Routledge, 2013): 138-147.


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Harper promotes oil sands and Keystone XL in New York
Stephen Harper may not have worn his cowboy hat as he spoke to America's foremost think-tank in New York on Thursday, but he still had Alberta written all over him.
Harper participated in a question and answer session with the Council on Foreign Relations. He spoke broadly about how Canada escaped unscathed from the financial crisis, and how it was trying to grow Canada's economy.
He then began talking about the oil sands and the Keystone XL pipeline, noting that despite real environmental concerns, the oil sands' impact was "almost nothing" from a global perspective.
Harper noted that the "only real immediate environmental issue here" is whether to increase the flow of oil from Canada via pipeline or via rail, and said if the pipeline option is rejected, it will end up being rail, which poses more environmental challenges.
He said the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline is still under regulatory process, and that "vigorous regulatory systems" are in place to examine environmental and economic issues around the oil sands.
"We share the Copenhagen targets with the United States. We have the same targets and obviously constraining emissions in the oil sands is going to be important. We've had a 25 percent reduction over the past decade or so in emission intensity out of the oil sands" said Harper.
Harper admitted Canada is grappling with the oil sands emissions issue, but claimed it's no worse than some other countries.
"The truth of the matter is heavy oil out of the oil sands, yes there are still emissions issues, but no more so than heavy crudes in other parts of the world, including Venezuela."
He pointed out 40,000 US jobs are tied to the Keystone XL project, and says he "doesn't believe North America can afford to turn down" large oil sands projects such as Keystone XL.
Asked by an audience member about Canada's pulling back from the Kyoto protocol and "nuanced" stance on climate change, Harper criticized the agreement for not including major polluters like China, and stressed the need for better technology to tackle carbon emissions. "That (technology) is what will allow us to square economic growth with climate change," he commented.
Taking a jab at environmental activists, he said "standing on a street corner and yelling" won't solve climate change, and that agreements such as Kyoto will "keep failing" until people realize that the issue needs a "serious" and "holistic" approach that takes national interests into account.
During the talk, which covered a wide range of issues, including Syria (he noted that "arming unnamed people" fighting the Assad regime is "extremely risky"), he stressed that Canada's economic growth potential is tied to its resource economy.
Bad press for Canada's oil sands
New York hasn't been much of a friend on that last issue. This is a town where its most influential newspaper, the New York Times, wrote an editorial on April 2, 2011 headlined "No to New Tar Sands Pipeline". Six weeks ago it ran an Op-Ed piece headlined "The Tar Sands Disaster" and another Op Ed piece last week, "Game Over for the Climate", slamming Canada for the Alberta tar sands. Canada has been getting a lot of press in the Big Apple recently – but most of it is rotten.
And a new ominous milestone reached with the Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reporting carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has, for the first time, reached a high average daily level above 400 parts per million, this bad press might just get worse.
Stephen Harper is the latest in a number of high ranking ministers to visit key US centers to counter that image, and promote Canada – and Alberta crude.
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The Reefer Madness of War CRIME: Climate change fear mongering.
A climate crisis would be a comet hit of an emergency so why not say it is? If the scientists themselves really believed it was a real crisis they would have said it was as real as an eventual comet hit but they refuse to say it. Not one single IPCC warning says it will happen only might happen, so 28 years of "maybe" proves it won't be an actual crisis. How close to unstoppable warming will the scientists take us before they say their crisis is as real as they like to say comet hits are? Science didn't commit a fraud, you lazy copy and paste news editors did by exaggerating what consensus was; "Climate change is real and is happening and COULD cause unstoppable warming." Never did science ever say it "WILL" happen, only could.
Thank You Mr Harper
Mr Harper, I want to thank you for staying true to the need for consistent leadership on the topic of Canada's important energy industry. As a research scientist in this industry I know all too well how the taxation and royalty revenue from myself and my company is critical in Canadian Governments ability to provide social support systems. For example, our family paid over $90k in taxes in 2012 - well above the average of $20k per family.
As an energy conversion expert, I also know that other than hydroelectric, there is no renewable energy production technology that is affordable or capable of providing the meaningful amounts on an annual basis.
I only wished that "climate change" environmentalists would put their efforts to better use by becoming scientists and engineers and come up with innovative solutions rather than just protest. Regardless of whether man-made GHG emissions will alter our climate, eventually the climate will change and threaten our civilization. We desperately need energy and agricultural production technologies that are able to free of our susceptability - dependence on climate. Unforunately, renewables are 100% dependent on climate and that scares me.
A dangerous trio ...
Harper, Kent, and Oliver appear to be as dumb as dust about this issue. Our environment may seem local but it is actually global. Taking the tar sands out of the ground in ever increasing amounts will not cause climate change or global warming. NO, NO, NO. It will not. It is only when you burn the awful stuff that the problems begin. As British Petroleum said in their 2013 Energy Bulletin: This is how much oil we have. If you burn it all, you will roast the planet. Well folks, don't leave it to the dumb as dust buddies to act on your behalf - speak up for your planet or suffer the consequences.
Climate Change
Even the Prime Minister is acknowledging the supposed 'danger' from carbon dioxide, this much-maligned wonder of life. Where will the madness end? It's seriously disconcerting watching supposedly-intelligent university professors acting like Chicken Little's; even more so when the 'evidence' for their hysteria is so shallow.
It's one thing to present an hypothesis; quite another when, after 40 years, the planet's temperature is behaving in an opposite fashion to the hypothesis. Sixteen years of no atmospheric warming -- from satellite measurements, not the faulty and unrepresentative land devices -- leaves the theory in tatters, although excuses will continue to be made by this worldwide, billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded industry, in order to keep the money coming.
I would also point out that, while we constantly state that the oil industry, for instance, can't be trusted, because they make their living on one side of the debate, we never point out the same for people like Mr. Bennett, who has been making his living for years with a totally one-sided viwepoint on this subject. Somehow, his bias and self-interest is never brought up...
P.S. I don't mean anything personally about Mr. Bennett -- he's actually a wonderful fellow. I simply wanted to point out that journalists are not being 'professional' when you only impugn the motives of one side of a debate -- you become 'propagandists'...
TAR Sands, not oil sands
I refuse to use an ESSO CEO's euphemism for the TAR Sands. Let's see it for what it is. I have photos, for the doubting Thomases. We have embarked on a stupid and ill-considered course to extinction. First, we have overpopulated the planet with humans way beyond the land's ability to provide, and at the expense of other species and the environment we all have to share. There can be no such thing as economic growth forever on a finite planet. We cannot create wealth. All the wealth that ever there was or will be was already there before the first self-centred insentient capitalist stalked the land taking more than his share from other people, other critters and the planet we all share, and call it a "profit". We're on a ponzi scheme economic system which will kill all life (other than maybe archbacteria) eventually, but we'll have a ton of wars and misery first, so that the eventual annihilation will feel like relief.


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Youth Worker, Writer, Social Media Practitioner
It's never easy to look for the right speaker. For a youth event, a training for leaders, a retreat, or a workshop to be successful, you need an effective and inspiring presentation. I should know. As the former National President of a faith-based youth organization, I've organized camps, retreats, leadership trainings, and workshops. I still do that. Most of the time, though, I serve as resource person, speaker, or trainer in various activities for youth, students, and leaders.
Thanks for stopping by and considering me for your next event. I'm honored. I hope that this page will help you get the information you need to make the best decision possible.
An Overview of this Page
What You Can Expect
A Little Bit About Me
My Speaking Topics
My Upcoming Engagements
Some of the Previous Events I've Spoken at
The Next Step
What you can expect from me and my team.
1. I will respond promptly to your emails, phone calls, or text messages.
2. I will conduct a phone consultation with you before your event so we can set expectations based on your needs and your audiences.
3. I will announce your event on my blog and social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, and/or YouTube). That would help add online visibility to your event.
4. I will also set up a resource page for your event's attendees. What will the page have? The slides I used in the presentation, videos (if any), links to books, articles and additional resources that will be helpful to them.
5. I will also communicate with you after the event to make sure that we have met the expectations we set. Of course, I would also love to hear your thoughts on how I can improve.
A Little Bit About Me
I served as the National President of a faith-based organization from 2006 – 2008. I organized camps and trainings for young people. Not only that, my team and I pioneered several ministries for Filipino young people.
In 2009, I became the Philippine Staff of the Nashville-based Young People's Ministries, the youth agency of the United Methodist Church. In that capacity, I work with young people and workers with young people within the United Methodist Church and ecumenical groups. I also work with secular organizations that seek to empower young people and help them fulfil their God-given potentials.
My blog is the only blog in the Philippines that exclusively cover leadership and social transformation. Not only that, most of the topics I cover are meant for budding young leaders. I'm also immersed in youth culture, and highly informed of the social trends and issues that affect their lives and well-being. In addition to that, I'm also a Web Strategist, providing web, blogging, and social media consulting services to NGOs and Christian development organizations.
I'm happily married to my wife, Charina, for two years. We're expecting our first child (I'm an excited soon-to-be-daddy!) and we're staying in Quezon City on weekdays and in Angat, Bulacan on weekends.
My spiritual life is important to me. But I also understand that expressing it may not be right for every context. I'm happy to highlight or tone it down, depending on your needs.
You can read my full bio at http://mightyrasing.com.
My Speaking Topics
I speak mainly about Youth Ministry, Leadership, Productivity and Social Media. I will customize my presentation based on the needs of your organization. My goal is to help you achieve the outcomes you want to create.
Here are the topics I frequently speak on.
Youth & Student Leadership.
Now is the best time to be a student leader. Some barriers may be preventing you from becoming one. But take courage. Step up to the microphone. In this presentation, I help young people realize their potentials or leadership. I encourage them to let their voices heard. And do something that will help change their school, their community and the world!
Youth Ministry.
Young people face many problems, issues and challenges these days. As churches and civic organizations, we have a duty to help young people navigate through these challenges. In this presentation, I share the basics of youth culture, some demographic information on Filipino youth, and principles on how to engage young people.
Blogging & Social Media for Advocacy and Ministry.
Blogging has evolved from online diaries to become online magazines dealing with different topics. What's lacking in the Philippines, though, is a cadre of people who blog for advocacy and ministry. Through this presentation, I share the steps in creating a blog that can promote an advocacy and do online ministry.
Social Media for Leaders.
Let's admit it, all these changes in information and communication technologies can sometimes leave us dumbfounded. We may even try to chase after every new technology that comes along. For busy people like you and me, is there still time for some social media and networking? In this presentation, I help young leaders understand Social Media and how it impacts their lives and their leadership growth.
Career StartUP.
The period after college graduation is both an exciting and a scary time! With so many options staring new young professionals in the face, it can be difficult to make the right decisions. The Career StartUP presentation points young people to the next steps they want to take. Its goal is to help them discover their calling, which is the intersection between their passions, the needs of the world they want to engage, what the world will pay for, and the skills they possess.
My Upcoming Engagements
Some of the Previous Events I've Spoken at
The Word, the Web, and the Youth: Making God's Word Relevant to 21st-Century Filipino Youth
National Bible Forum Philippine Bible Society, UN Avenue, Ermita, Manila
November 2007
United Methodist Youth Ministry in the Philippines
Youth 2011 Event
Sacramento, California, United States
July 28, 2011
Social Media for Social Good
World Vision's 12 Hour Famine
Sky Dome, SM North EDSA, Quezon City
September 29, 2012
Social Media and Fund-Raising
Fund Raising Institute
Christian Stewardship Association and Asian Theological Seminary Center for Biblical Stewardship
ATS Campus, Scout Madriñan, Quezon City
October 27, 2012
100: A Call for DiscipleSHIFT
ReviveUMC Event (attended by more than 9,000 United Methodists from all over the country)
PhilSports Arena (ULTRA), Pasig City
November 30, 2012
Sirena: Emerging Gay Culture in Philippine Media & Society
Theological Forum, Asian Theological Seminary
Union Church of Manila, Makati City
February 7-8, 2013
Children and Social Media
Children's Camp, organized by World Vision Philippines
Island Cove, Cavite City
May 21, 2013
The Next Step
Once again, I'd like to thank you for considering me to speak at your event. You can take the next step by contacting me. I will respond to you personally within 24 hours.
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Cyan was born January 20, 1992, in Maplewood, Minn., to Jennifer Dafnopulos and Christopher Wunderlich. He died on May 2, 2013, in Portland, Ore. He was 21 years old.
Cyan is survived by his father, Christopher Wunderlich, of Portland, Ore., mother, Jennifer Dafnopulos, stepfather, Dimitri Dafnopulos and brothers Alexi and Marco Dafnopulos, all of St. Paul, Minn., grandparents, Charles and Sandra Wunderlich of Fountain City, Wis., Sandra Knupp of North St. Paul, Minn., and Phil Knupp of Colorado Springs, Colo., uncles Mark Wunderlich of Catskill, N.Y., and Steven Thompson (Marissa) of Colorado Springs, Colo.
Cyan was a student at Portland Community College, where he studied biology. He had avid interests in plant and animal life, mycology, history and science. He loved cycling, hunting with his grandfather and father on the family farm in Fountain City, being in the woods and being with his family. He had many friends in Portland, where he was involved in community activities and social justice issues. He had a big laugh, was an excellent mimic and was helpful, funny and had many enthusiasms. He will be sorely missed by his family and his friends.
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Thank you for those numbers, Is the reservation number still the same.
Ok, I can't say which ones are different but there is news that the numbers changed.
Here's a list of the new numbers:
All Star Movies: 407-939-7000
All Star Music: 407-939-6000
All Star Sports: 407-939-5000
Animal Kingdom Lodge: 407-938-3000
Barber Shop Appointments Main Street USA, (Magic Kingdom): 407-824-6550
Beach Club: 407-934-8000
Beach Club Villas: 407-934-2175
Boardwalk Inn/Villas: 407-939-5100
Caribbean Beach: 407-934-3400
Central Lost and Found: 407-824-4245
Contemporary: 407-824-1000
Coronado Springs: 407-939-1000
Central Reservations Office (CRO): 407-934-7639
Disney Dining Reservations: 1-407-WDW-DINE
Disney MGM Studios Production Information: 407-560-7299
Disney Switchboard: 407-824-2222
Disney Village Marketplace Information: 407-828-3800
Firework Cruises: 407-939-7529
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Grand Floridian: 407-824-3000
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Old Key West: 407-827-7700
Pleasure Island Information: 407-934-7781
Polynesian: 407-824-2000
Pop Century: 407-938-4000
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Port Orleans Riverside: 407-934-6000
Recreation: 407-WDW-PLAY
Reservations: 407-934-7639
Tours: 407-WDW-TOUR
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Walt Disney World Swan Resort: 407-934-3000
Walt Disney World Gift Certificates: 407-824-4321
Walt Disney World Transportation: 407-824-4321
Wilderness Lodge: 407-824-3200
Wilderness Lodge Villas: 407-938-4300
Yacht Club: 407-934-7000
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Well, I know the 1-800 for DVC members stayed the same since I have been using it lately.
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I am not sure which numbers changd but I do have a question. I thought the Swan and Dolphin were owned by another hotel corporation so I am wondering why they are called WDW Swan and WDW Dolphin.
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Probably the same reason why hotels are named for their location (eg, Times Square Hilton), although there isn't any other Swan or Dolphin that I know of, so that's a pure guess. It might also be related to the fact that Guests to these two Resorts get the same features (for the most part) as normal WDW Resort Guests.
As for the numbers, I compared them to the numbers that I put in my phone about 6 months ago and nothing changed, although I didn't have numbers for the Harmony Barber Shop or Recreation or things of that nature, so maybe one of those changed. Thanks for the heads up, though!
Por favor mantanganse alijado de las puertas.
Pop Century's number is the same I have it in the address book on my cell phone. It doesn't look like any of the All Stars have changed either
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NEW YORK - The arrest of a Bangladeshi man in an FBI sting operation on charges of attempting to blow up the New York Federal Reserve has revived a controversy over FBI tactics of entrapping Muslims into terror acts.
The big question is, would these people have been able to do these plots without the help of the FBI? Some have even been calling it entrapment," commented FRANCE 24.
This could even be seen as "creating terrorism".
The FBI on Wednesday arrested a young Bangladeshi on charges of plotting to detonate the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Federal authorities say Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis, 21, plotted to blow up the building with a 1,000-pound (450-kg) bomb.
"Attempting to destroy a landmark building and kill or maim untold numbers of innocent bystanders is about as serious as the imagination can conjure," said Mary Galligan, FBI acting assistant director-in-charge.
"The defendant faces appropriately severe consequences."
According to the criminal complaint, Nafis traveled to the United States in January 2012, Reuters reported.
Once in New York, he claimed to be in contact with al-Qaeda members overseas, although federal agents found no evidence that he was working for al-Qaeda or that he was directed by the organization, according to a US official who declined to be named.
Nafis considered several targets for his attack, including the New York Stock Exchange and a high-ranking government official, whom the US official identified as Obama.
In the end, the criminal complaint said, Nafis decided to focus on the Federal Reserve Bank in lower Manhattan, which stands like a limestone and sandstone fortress atop what is believed to be one of the world's largest stockpiles of gold.
To create a cell to help him carry out the bombing, Nafis began to seek out recruits, eventually bringing on board an undercover agent working for the FBI.
The two met on Wednesday morning and traveled by van to a New York warehouse, where Nafis assembled what he thought was a 1,000 pound bomb, before driving to the Federal Reserve Bank, among the most secure and guarded buildings in Manhattan.
After parking near the bank, Nafis walked to a nearby hotel and recorded a video statement in which he said, "We will not stop until we attain victory or martyrdom," according to the FBI.
Nafis was arrested in the hotel as he repeatedly attempted to detonate the inert bomb, the FBI said.
New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, whose department was part of the operation, objected to suggestions that Nafis' plans were crude and bumbling.
"I don't see how you characterize (him as) unsophisticated, I mean he was arrested, but he clearly had the intent to create mayhem here," Kelly told reporters.
The fake FBI operations have stirred uproar inside the United States over entrapping young people, who posed no real threat to the US security.
Other FBI sting operations this year have netted at least one foreign suspect, as well as some from the United States.
In February, a 29-year-old Moroccan man was arrested near the US Capitol wearing a vest he believed was full of al-Qaeda-supplied explosives, and charged in an attempted suicide bombing of Congress.
Five self-described anarchists in the Cleveland area were arrested in May and accused of plotting to blow up a four-lane highway bridge.
An undercover FBI agent had sold the men inoperable detonators and plastic explosives.
The fake FBI operations have triggered criticism from American Muslims, estimated at between six to eight million.In 2009, Muslim groups threatened to severe ties with law enforcement authorities over the FBI's sending informants into mosques to trap Muslim worshippers.
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- Fiber Optics
- Human/Machine-Interfaces
- Labeling
- Monitoring & Control
- Networking
- Power Supplies
In the past Mulder-Hardenberg has worked together with a lot of different customers in the electrical engineering industry to help them with their challenges. See our related cases for some of the projects we've implemented for our customers.


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In exactly two weeks, Mike Wallace will be that cool kid you always wanted to be. Remember when you were the first one with a Discman? So awesome.
Right now, it feels like everyone will want to be around Wallace once free agency begins. They'll call him late at night, and perhaps send flowers and chocolates. We know Joe Philbin will likely, almost definitely be making a call. Or eight.
But what about the Panthers?
Since he's a wild and crazy guy, Panthers head coach Ron Rivera was dropping hint bombs on the NFL Network Tuesday morning.
"You're warm [with Wallace], but you know what's going to be interesting is how things unfold once we get to March 12," Rivera said on "NFL AM." "There's a lot of things that are out there that we have to really take into consideration. You know, we'll see how things are going to affect us when we get to the 12th."
Wide receiver is a need for the Panthers, and Wallace would be a much better fit in Carolina while alongside Steve Smith than he would be in Miami while alongside potentially no one of note if Brian Hartline walks. As we've noted so many times previously, Wallace's skillset — which consists of running deep, and only running deep — is ideally suited to being a complementary wideout, which means he thrives in a situation when an Antonio Brown is on the opposite side of the field.
Smith also has blazing speed, so together the two would create a situation that would split defensive backfields, and often allow both to escape bracket coverage due to the abundance of speed on either side. Throw in the presence of Greg Olsen to draw attention up the middle, and suddenly this hypothetical configuration of pass catchers makes Cam Newton pretty intriguing for those who enjoy selecting a quarterback far too early in their fantasy drafts (note: don't ever do that).
But we have to break up this rosy little lovefest with a minor problem: the matter of the salary cap. Back in early January the Panthers were $15 million over the cap, and they still need to trim about $10 million over the next two weeks. Even once they escape salary cap jail, signing anyone — and especially signing a receiver like Wallace who will likely seek $60 million over five years — will be extremely difficult.
So we can keep dreaming our fantasy dreams, because a Smith-Wallace pairing would indeed be quite profitable for all parties involved. But a lot of moving parts have to be adjusted before that becomes reality.


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The storm of the century is upon us. In between rushing to Market Basket for provisions and lamenting the cancellation of Ming Tsai's preview reception at Blue Dragon (it opens Monday!), we compiled a list of places that we'd like to actually eat up a storm, while hiding from it.
1. The Hawthorne, Kenmore. Because it's like curling up in your impossibly stylish friend's trust-fundy living room. Drink a few cocktails, pretend to be rich, then tumble numbly back into the snow.
2. The Helmand, East Cambridge. This is the coziest fireplace'd dining room in Boston. Well, Cambridge.
3. Tres Gatos, Jamaica Plain. A limitless supply of cheap snacky food and red wine, plus books and records? It's almost good as staying in.
4. The Lower Depths, Kenmore. If we're going to die, we'd like to die face down, below ground, in a pile of shamefully-topped tater tots.
5. Abbey Lane or Blue Inc. Mainly because Chef Jason Santos seems like he'd be a crazy fun guy to hang out with in a storm.
6. Olde Magoun's Saloon. What could be more comforting than a hobbit hole that just happens to serve turkey-and-cranberry-relish eggrolls?


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Hi there, we have this plant in our greenhouse, it is a magnificent plant with large leaves (1 meter or taller) that blooms various times a year with two to five blooms of a purple-pink flower around the base as pictured. Anyone knows what it could be? Thanks a million. |
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- Posted by Thedecoguy South West 9 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 5, 13 at 13:56
The foliage looks like Eucomis. |
I think it is Cochliostema odoratissimum, false bromeliad. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cochliostema odoratissimum, false bromeliad
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Have you heard about the 67 Days of Smiles in Orlando? I'm working with the Orlando CVB to get the word out about an event where two Orlando Smile Ambassadors, Kyle & Stacey, will be experiencing all of Orlando's more than 100 attractions in just 67 days! (I tried reaching out to a mod prior to posting, but never heard back - hope it's okay with that I share this with you all!) These two lucky winners were selected to document and blog about their adventures on 67 Days of Smiles. Along the way, they are soaking up plenty of Disney adventures too. Just recently Kyle got to hang out with his family at the Magic Kingdom, and he even won The American Idol Experience at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Check out this video of Kyle's experience with American Idol at Disney World: Hollywood Studios/American Idol Experience
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Be sure to let Kyle & Stacey know what you think are the best attractions to hit - they are open to suggestions :)