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Jyo wrote:how exactly does the proxy work?
is the idea to try to create a server that will process requests faster than the FC server currently does?
lord_hamybal wrote:fermixx even if you are going to make this, you can't link it without permission of these people who managed this site.
lord_hamybal wrote:even if you are going to make this, you can't link it without permission of these people who managed this site and those people are not responding anymore.
jdccdj1 wrote:jdccdj1: I have a question, say we get into the program, and through the security measures there and down the through the bubbles we can't move, and past the guarded firewalls, and into the database we can't open...
lord_hamybal: Without being seen by the FC techies.
fermixx: Oh yeah, sorry, I forgot to mention that.
jdccdj1: Yeah well, say we do all that... uh... we're just supposed to walk out of there with our designs intact, without getting stopped?
[pause as everyone turns to look at fermixx]
fermixx: Yeah.
jdccdj1: Oh...Okay....I'm in
Thik_Tip wrote:Start off by Intercepting the http request and save the design to "Server B". Now, while I continue to work on my design unimpeded by the FC Server (Server A), can there be a script that resends the http request back to the FC Server on a continuous loop until it eventually saves?
lord_hamybal wrote:how this Server B you talk about. is that "IN YOUR LOCAL COMPUTER" what you told me earlier?
lord_hamybal wrote:because 1 from who is this server? 2 what happens if there is something to happen to this server? all our designs gone?
lord_hamybal wrote:did you already start your project? i mean did you already test what you just told us?
compscure wrote:Any chance designs could also be saved locally on our own machines (is that what you meant by playing offline)?
fermixx wrote:compscure wrote:that is complicated because i don't know which level id FC will give to you.
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Response to the review of funding, governance and risk management at the Institute for Animal Health (IAH), chaired by Professor Sir John Beringer CBE
14 April 2008
At its meeting on 9 April 2008, BBSRC Council considered and accepted the Beringer Review, and is acting on the most pressing of its recommendations earlier than the report indicated. This reflects the importance of the IAH and the urgency and importance of the issues raised by the Review.
The Beringer Review endorses recommendations of the Anderson Report that, as the lead Government Department, Defra should lead on Animal Health and Welfare issues. BBSRC looks forward to this and is committed to working closely with Defra.
BBSRC's contribution to this work, building on the Beringer Review's recommendations is:
- to re-emphasise its commitment to redevelopment of the Pirbright site of IAH to enable sustainability, as far as it lies within BBSRC's capability, pending final agreement of Defra's funding contribution beyond 2008-09
(Recommendations: 1-4) - to produce, by October 2008, a full, long term business plan of the way forward for IAH as a sustainable, BBSRC Institute, with the aim of resolving any outstanding issues by the end of 2008
(Recommendations: 3,4)In both of these areas BBSRC wishes to work as closely as possible with Defra
- to accept full responsibility for risk management at IAH- Pirbright, (working closely with the VLA)
(Recommendation: 8) - To take responsibility for, and implement as soon as possible, an unambiguous, single line of management and governance for IAH. BBSRC's favoured option is for it to take immediate responsibility as a Corporate Trustee (this is being pursued immediately in concert with the IAH Governing Body)
(Recommendations: 5)
BBSRC is taking these priority actions, and others in response to the Review, in the light of several important general principles which were clearly identified by the Review, and which BBSRC accepts. These are:
- that long term, sustainable funding is crucial if the Review's recommendations are to achieve their objectives
- that many of the Review's recommendations are indivisibly linked, and a coherent and holistic approach is needed
- that an effective partnership with Defra, with clear delineation of responsibilities, is core to the successful planning and delivery of long term sustainability for Pirbright. This includes BBSRC agreeing with Defra ways to deliver long-term national needs in the provision, respectively, of knowledge-generating, world class fundamental research on animal diseases, and the surveillance and control of these diseases
- that such planning must address changing scientific and socio-economic factors, including the diminishing distinction between endemic and exotic diseases of animals, the importance of major animal diseases that can transmit from livestock to humans, the requirements of the livestock sector; and the need for coherent approaches across funding bodies and relevant Government Departments, not only between BBSRC and Defra
- the Review makes some recommendations that require immediate response, and some that are longer term and depend upon broader consideration of animal health research
Commenting on the Review, BBSRC Chief Executive Steve Visscher said: "We greatly welcome the way this independent review has clarified BBSRC's responsibilities in what has been a complex situation that had evolved over many decades. We accept the challenges and opportunities the Review has highlighted and are acting swiftly to address the key areas."
In addition to the actions listed above, BBSRC Executive has set up a small expert working group to review the current IAH research portfolio and advise the Council on issues raised in the Review around possible relocation of research from the Compton site of IAH to Pirbright.
Mr Visscher continued: "The BBSRC Council and Executive are extremely grateful to Professor Beringer and his review panel for the thoughtful and incisive nature of their report. It provides a real basis for BBSRC to move forward and to resolve the regrettable but inevitable uncertainty under which IAH staff have been working. I would like to take this opportunity to repeat BBSRC's ongoing support for those staff who are continuing to deliver vital research, for example on Bluetongue Disease, during this period."
BBSRC responses
Recommendation 1: We recommend that the Pirbright Site Redevelopment Programme must be carried through to completion without delay.
Accepted: BBSRC has renewed its commitment to its share of the partnership with Defra to effect this redevelopment.
Recommendation 2: We recommend that the redeveloped Pirbright laboratory should be positioned as a new 'National Centre for Animal Viral Disease' and should be founded upon a joint BBSRC-Defra science strategy for animal health and welfare.
Recommendation 3: BBSRC and Defra must jointly provide long-term core funding to ensure the sustainability of the new National Centre at Pirbright. We do not believe it appropriate to fund a national facility with statutory responsibilities primarily through the award of research grants and contracts.
Recommendation 4: We recommend that core funding for the new National Centre at Pirbright should be administered as a single stream with a planning horizon of at least five years. Core funding must include adequate provision for core staff, running costs, maintenance and renewal of infrastructure, so that safety and biosecurity needs are satisfied.
Recommendation 5: In line with the previous wishes of the IAH Governing Body, BBSRC should take over direct responsibility for governance of IAH. As an interim measure to resolve the current ambiguity of governance, and in recognition of the scale of change facing IAH, we recommend that the IAH Governing Body should invite BBSRC to become a Corporate Trustee for IAH, in order to accelerate the planned move to bring governance under more direct control.
Accepted and being acted upon in concert with the IAH Governing Body.
Recommendation 6: We recommend that a clear single line of management and reporting is established for all staff within the new Centre at Pirbright, for example through seconding relocated VLA staff to BBSRC or vice versa. This will require explicit agreement between BBSRC, IAH and VLA management in advance of the staff moves.
Recommendation 7: In view of the importance of new Centre at Pirbright as a national facility, and the potential economic and social impact of serious disease outbreaks, BBSRC and Defra must agree long-term arrangements for its ownership and management. If there is no prospect of agreement by April 2009 the matter should be resolved by referral through DIUS and Defra to the Cabinet Office.
Agreed – BBSRC believes that the question of management must be resolved by the end of December 2008
Recommendation 8: We recommend that appropriate IAH and VLA staff develop jointly agreed risk management procedures. In order that procedures are in place well in advance of the movement of VLA staff to Pirbright, this process should begin immediately.
Recommendation 9: We recommend that BBSRC Council's decisions regarding the future of IAH Compton and investment in endemic disease research should be based on a thorough assessment of scientific and strategic need.
Agreed. BBSRC has established a small expert working group to assess the scientific and strategic need as a matter of urgency
Recommendation 10: We recommend that, provided Council is persuaded by the scientific and strategic case, work should be relocated from Compton to join the new Centre at Pirbright.
BBSRC Council is sympathetic to this recommendation but considers it premature to comment further until the results of the assessment of the expert working group, which is due to report to BBSRC in June.
Recommendation 11: We recommend that Defra, working closely with BBSRC, should lead in drawing together the main funders and stakeholders of animal health and welfare research to develop a joint national strategy for science and funding to underpin the management of risks from animal diseases, both endemic and exotic
Agreed. BBSRC looks forward to Defra leadership in greater national coordination of animal health and welfare.
Recommendation 12: We recommend that Defra, working closely with BBSRC, should lead in setting up a funding body for animal health and welfare research, surveillance and associated functions, as a route to developing a joint national strategy and improving coordination across the relevant funders.
Agreed – as recommendation 11.
Recommendation 13: We recommend that a new Animal Health and Welfare agency should be established. Animal health and welfare is simply too important to remain as at present; it must be given clear leadership and be made less vulnerable to budgetary fluctuations and 'border disputes' between organisations.
BBSRC Council is sympathetic to the aims of this recommendation but considers it premature to explore this recommendation in detail at this time, until progress is made and can be assessed on the priority areas addressed above.
1. The Beringer Report
This report is from an independent review panel established under the chairmanship of Professor Sir John Beringer in December 2007. The panel's remit was to advise BBSRC Council on the future funding, governance and risk management at the Institute for Animal Health (IAH), which occupies sites at Compton (Berkshire) and Pirbright (Surrey). The review was instigated following the Government's response to the foot and mouth disease outbreak in summer 2007.
The report can be viewed at: http://www.bbsrc.ac.uk/organisation/policies/reviews/operational/0804_iah_governance.html
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Professor Sir John Beringer CBE (chair) | Independent | Formerly University of Bristol; Member of Council for Science and Technology; Chair, John Innes Centre Governing Council |
Professor Keith Gull CBE FRS FMEdSci | University of Oxford | Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellow; Professor of Molecular Microbiology; Chair, IAH Governing Body |
Professor Tony Minson | University of Cambridge | Professor of Virology and Pro Vice chancellor for Planning and Resources |
Dr Alistair Penman | Independent | Formerly Unilever; Former member of BBSRC Council |
Professor Simon Pollard | Cranfield University | Head of Department, Sustainable Systems; Professor of Waste and Environmental Risk Management |
Mr Meurig Raymond MBE | National Farmers' Union | Farmer; deputy president, NFU |
Mr Alick Simmons | Defra | Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer |
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I sowed seeds from Nelly moser and I think they are starting to emerge! Boy, oh, boy, I'm so happy and excited!
I had sown seeds from C. crispa last spring and had a few seedlings but only one has survived and showing new growth!!!
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Congratulations, I also grow clematis from seed and find it very rewarding. |
Hi mnwsgal, What seeds did you sow? How are the doing? How did you get them to stay growing and healthy? I'm trying my best to keep them alive. |
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piksi_hk Well done! You will get exciting new plants with exciting new flowers!!!!! |
Here is a link that might be useful: clematis from seed
Thanks, Brian, for reminding me of your very informative and helpful site. I had been there several times but now it is truly a "clematis-saver" since I have seedlings of my own to baby. |
Great to see somebody has had success in growing clematis from seed. That website is confusing to me with my reading disability. I was just about to post a question to see if anybody had success in starting clematis from seeds. Did you wintersow it in a milk jug or some other type of container or regular flower pot? Any tips you mind sharing? I saw where it takes about 2 yrs. but it doesn't sound like yours took that long. What's your secret? I collected some seeds from my Dr. Ruppel vine and a new gardening friend shared some seeds that her MIL gave her for a Multi-blue variety but we don't know the name of it. Both of us are on the fence about doing this because of the uncertainty of how to go about doing it. Would really appreciate you or anybody that grows them from seed to share their experience and any useful tips. |
- Posted by bcollingwood Manchester UK (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 12 at 3:49
piksi, just one point, don't ever spray them, or water them, from the top; always give water (extremely sparingly, only when the medium really is drying) to the base of the container. Only ever keep them 'just about moist', no more. You don't want 'damping off'. I'm sure you already know that, but, just mentioning. Once they are past the early weeks you can forget about this danger and soon give them a first prune. Once they start extension growth, which will be obvious, don't let them grow away, willy-nilly, keep them (the large-flowered seedlings) restricted to just 2 vines. They have germinated at just the right time, and, once you've seen them through the early stages, you will definitely go on to produce new flowers next season, without fail, and, if you give complete loving tlc from now, there's a modest but reasonable chance that some of them could flower toward the end of the first year. When flowers begin to form I promise you'll be thrilled. |
- Posted by irish_rose_grower z7 LI NY (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 12 at 21:45
How exciting. I grow a bunch of clems that produce seeds and I'm shocked that none have ever germinated. Some of mine produce like a hundred seed pods....seeds fly all over the ground and in more than 5 years i have never had a volunteer pop up??? Good luck with your seedlings. |
- Posted by bcollingwood Manchester UK (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 16:13
Large-flowered hybrid seedling |
Brian, thanks so much for that info. I look at them every day making sure they are still alive. I will watch my watering and not to overwater them. Pippi21, I'm going to email you privately. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http//:photobucket.com
- Posted by flowergirl70ks 5/6KS (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 21:06
Brian, a friend once told me to have the soil clear to the top of the container when planting seeds. It's supposed to let the seedlings get more air to prevent them damping off. I usually use a shallower container when planting seeds, and bottom water. My SAC seeds down every year in my flower beds, and I have to hoe them out. |
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Documenting Disaster: Natural Disasters in Japanese History, 1703-2003
Period of exhibition | Tuesday, July 8 to Sunday, September 21, 2003 |
Admission fee | Including in General Admission Fee |
Hours | 9:30 - 17:00 (Entrance closes at 16:30) |
Closed | 7/14.22.28, 8/188.8.131.52, 9/1.8.16 |
Exhibition site | Rooms 1-3, Entrance Hall, National Museum of Japanese History |
Sponsor | National Museum of Japanese History |
The project for this exhibition started in the summer of 2000 when our application was accepted by the National Museum of Japanese History. In 2001, the members of this project carried out various interdisciplinary researches on historical natural disasters in Japan. Then, in 2002, we discussed the kind of natural disasters to focus on in the exhibition and how they could be presented. The findings of the research and discussion among the members are all presented here in this exhibition catalogue. The following disasters are represented through various media including disaster maps, historical documents, paintings, and computer graphics.
Special Exhibition: Entrance Hall
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Special Exhibition: Gallery 2
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Special Exhibition: Gallery 3
Recovering from Disaster
Relief to natural disaster victims is a recurring subject of administrative records throughout Japanese history. But such records do not often provide detailed descriptions of recovery from the perspective of ordinary people. This exhibition seeks to demonstrate the ways that ordinary people have recovered from natural disaster. It focuses on three major disasters from the Edo period-the Kisakata Quake of 1804, the Zenkoji Quake of 1847, and the Ansei-Edo Quake of 1855-and the recent Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.
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The Blood of Gondor
Announcing the Fifth Adventure Pack in the Against the Shadow Cycle |
The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game | Published 04 March 2013 |
"We have this honour: ever we bear the brunt of the chief hatred of the Dark Lord, for that hatred comes down out of the depths of time and over the deeps of the Sea."
–Denethor, The Return of the King
Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce the upcoming release of The Blood of Gondor, the fifth Adventure Pack in the Against the Shadow cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game!
After Lord Boromir valiantly leads the war host of Gondor to reclaim the city of Osgiliath, he asks the Rangers of Ithilien to pursue their retreating foes. He also asks several of Middle-earth's greatest heroes to join the hunt.
The Blood of Gondor immerses players in the dangers and the thrills of the hunt. They control Middle-earth's heroes in an all-new scenario in which they seek to stop their foes from retreating and regrouping. However, the forest roads of Ithilien are full of perils, and the Orcs and Uruks of Mordor lurk in wait along the way. Will the hunters become the hunted? The Blood of Gondor introduces scenario-specific rules for "hidden" cards and the dark menace of the Black Númenorean.
Not only do the sixty cards in The Blood of Gondor introduce a new scenario, but they also offer players a new hero and three copies each of several new player cards that reinforce the Against the Shadow cycle's focus on the Gondor trait and cards that enhance the viability of decks built from a single sphere.
Bulwark of the West
"By our valour the wild folk of the East are still restrained, and the terror of Morgul kept at bay; and thus alone are peace and freedom maintained in the lands behind us, bulwark of the West."
–Boromir, The Fellowship of the Ring
The Tactics sphere features relatively few characters with high Willpower, but it has long excelled at defending fellowships against their enemies and then defeating them in combat. Thus, Tactics players often assume the role of their groups' defenders, working to intercept attacks and allow their teammates to focus on other aspects of their quest.
It becomes harder, though, for Tactics players to manage all the game's enemies as their teammates' threat levels rise. When enemies start to engage with the other players, the Tactics player has traditionally needed to exhaust characters with Sentinel to help defend and exhaust characters with Ranged to help attack. This has long been the established means of defending and fighting across the table, but the introduction of stalwart new Tactics allies like the Defender of Rammas (Heirs of Númenor, 7) may prompt players to seek new deck designs and new flexibility for how they declare defenders and attackers.
Accordingly, Tactics players gain a powerful new event in The Blood of Gondor that opens new deck-building space. It also allows them to perform the role of defender and attacker better than ever!
For two resources, The Hammer-stroke (The Blood of Gondor, 111) allows a player to engage every enemy in play. Not only can this relieve his teammates of some pressure, but it can also allow the Tactics player to strike with Gimli (Core Set, 4) against an enemy that earlier had the temerity to engage a different player…and slip away from Gimli's axe.
If you look to engage every enemy in the game, you'll want to be sure you're not getting yourself into trouble. Confronting an assembled horde can be deadly business, but if any sphere can handle the load, it's Tactics. In combination with Thicket of Spears (Core Set, 36), The Hammer-stroke can buy the players a turn in which every enemy in play is prevented from attacking. Alternately, the Tactics player may dip into the Leadership heroes to use Elrohir (The Redhorn Gate, 1) as a defender who can pay one resource to ready and follow up Elrohir's defense with a series of attacks directed by his brother, Elladan (Road to Rivendell, 28). Or you can have Boromir (The Dead Marshes, 95) stare down the assembled horde and go out in a blaze of glory, raising your threat to ready him so that he can defend every attack, and then discard him, using his second ability, to deal two damage to every enemy.
With its support for mono-sphere decks, the Against the Shadow cycle opens up myriad deck-building options for players committed to exploring the synergies within a single sphere, and The Hammer-stroke provides committed Tactics players plenty of incentive to explore new concepts within the sphere.
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The Hammer-stroke is just one of the exciting new player cards in The Blood of Gondor, and it may very well come in handy as you play through the Adventure Pack's new scenario. The woods of Ithilien are full of hidden Orcs and Uruks, and you'll need a good blade in hand when you find them!
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Just to share, SRQ will be offering 6 in hanging pots soon! I find this exciting, because I haven't really been able to find these anywhere. I gave in and potted wayetti in a 10 or 12 in hanging pot, but I kind of didn't mind if this delayed it from blooming for a while. They are pretty flowers but oh so sticky and sappy, and right now I rent and it is over carpet. If I spy any peduncles, I'm going to have to get a plastic sheet to put under it before it blooms.
I don't know if this helps anyone in Canada - very sorry if it doesn't :( - but I know a bunch of people have been looking for the 6 in pots, so I thought I'd pass the news on. |
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- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 10, 11 at 13:41
Violet Barn also sells 6" hanging pots that I like using. Their hanging apparatus is all wire so it stores away nice and flat until you need to put them to use. They have the kind of saucer that snaps away, similar to EA design, but without the twist. |
Hey, they changed their website. Guess I haven't been there in a while. Partially because I really really don't need any more violets. That hanging pot and I would not get along. I need to be able to see the water level in the saucer, as I grow the vast majority of plants in my room, where I have no access to a sink or a drain. I like to water my plants until I see water start to flow into the saucer, and also, not get plant water all over the carpet ;) But if you don't have these issues, I see no reason why this hanging pot wouldn't work as well. Did you ever go on the search for their dogs to write down the secret message so you can get a free plant? It's kinda fun. Sometimes, it is time consuming instead, ha. |
- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 11, 11 at 12:59
You'd better believe I search for those dogs! Often at work, because I'm an awesome employee! I notice they now have a further way to get free plants but I can't quite understand it. You write a review... about a plant of theirs you have already received, I guess, post it on FB and they will send you a free plant with your next order... and then the rest of the explanation I can't figure out. I'm desperately relieved they revamped the site a bit because it used to aggravate me so much that I was tempted to write them and say: hey, send me a box of free plants and I'll redesign your website for you. I similarly avoid VB b/c ... I don't need any more violets either. And yet, if I look at them, I want more anyway. I read yesterday that there are cafes in Tokyo where you can go snuggle with cats. Which makes a lot of sense because kittens are a commodity that you always want more of, despite the protests of your prefrontal cortex. I wonder if it would help me if I could go to a cafe and putter around with someone else's collection of plants for a while, whenever I was feeling on the verge of making another expensive purchase. Yeah, I usually lift my plants down when I water them, but when I'm in a hurry and I don't, I get water dripping everywhere. Why does it always seem more water comes out than what you put in? |
GG,I took my son to Tokyo for his grad gift last spring.I went to one of those Kittie cafes.It was so nice to spend an hour playing with all the cats. Japanese really like there cats and dogs.On every block they have animal stores/pet sitters.Almost every one I saw had a dog.They have them all dressed up.All the restaurants had signs posted to tell you what size dog was allowed to come in with you.Even my hotel had a dogie drinking bar out side its door .Ok sorry for going off topic. |
- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 11, 11 at 14:46
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is so cool that you have been to one of those Kittie cafes! I'm so excited to hear an genuine review! I haven't been to Japan yet, but when I do go I'll definitely try to go to one. I understand they have them for different animals, too. I just love the stories about dog size signs and doggie bars. Every city seems to have something you wish you import back home, doesn't it? :) |
There is a good place to order pots from called plasticflowerpots.net. These are Dillon pots which are nice and sturdy. They have all sizes and a great price. 6" are 5 for $7, 10 for $12.50 and so on. I like Dillon pots, they also have many other growing supplies. I spoke with the lady on the phone and she was really nice. John |
The only problem with that site are the shipping charges. Thanks for the link tho! |
Sorry, just trying to be helpful. |
I usually get mine from Awanda. I'll put a link to her site below. She has both 4.5" and 6" plastic white hanging pots. In fact, I'm about due for an order of both myself! Oh, and she often sells Hoya cuttings, too. Denise in Omaha |
Here is a link that might be useful: AC's Agape Plants
Thanks for the heads up Denise. I didn't know she was still in the biz. Susan |
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ARA: The shraddh of the slain Ranvir Sena founder, Brahmeshwar Singh alias Mukhiyaji passed off peacefully on Wednesday amidst tight security. Over 20,000 people assembled at Khopira village, the birthplace of the slain Mukhiyaji, to pay their tributes to him.
Brahmeshwar Singh was shot dead at about 4.30 am near his residence in Katira locality under Nawada police station of the district on June 1. Elaborate arrangements had been made by the family members and villagers to welcome the guests on the occasion. Brahmins from Varanasi and other places had also been invited for the shraddh and at least 250 Brahmins were fed on the occasion.
The district administration had made tight security arrangements to avoid any untoward incident. A large number of police personnel along with magistrates were deployed at every 100 meters and CCTVs were also displayed to keep round-the-clock vigil on the situation. The district administration had also announced closure of all the 169 liquor shops in Bhojpur district on June 13.
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From morning till evening, over 20,000 people from across the state turned up at Khopira to pay their homage to the departed soul. They included animal husbandry and fisheries resources minister Giriraj Singh, state BJP chief Dr C P Thakur, Ara MP Meena Singh, Aurangabad MP Sushil Singh, Lalganj MLA Anu Shukla, Bikramganj MLA Anil Sharma, Hisua MLA Anil Kumar, Karakat MLA Rajeshwar Raj, Danapur MLA Asha Devi, Kanti MLA Ajit Kumar and a number of other MLAs.
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- Date:07 Aug 2011
- Kick-off:12:15
- Venue:Pittodrie Stadium
- Attendance:12,497
Live Commentary
- 92:45 +2.45
Effort from outside the penalty area by Nicky Low goes wide left of the target.
- 91:23 +1.23
Beram Kayal fouled by Isaac Osbourne, the ref awards a free kick. Isaac Osbourne is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour. Sung-Yeung Ki restarts play with the free kick.
- 87:35
Foul by Scott Vernon on Beram Kayal, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Sung-Yeung Ki.
- 86:10
Darren Mackie goes off and Nicky Low comes on.
- 85:54
Charlie Mulgrew crosses the ball, Header by Georgios Samaras from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.
- 84:30
Centre by Isaac Osbourne, Kelvin Wilson makes a clearance.
- 83:41
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andrew Considine by Georgios Samaras. Richard Foster restarts play with the free kick.
- 81:04
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kris Commons by Darren Mackie. Kris Commons produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick. Josh Magennis goes off and Mitchel Megginson comes on. Anthony Stokes goes off and Georgios Samaras comes on.
- 80:17
James Forrest takes a shot. Save by David Gonzalez. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Sung-Yeung Ki from the left by-line, Rory McArdle manages to make a clearance.
- 77:48
The offside flag is raised against Anthony Stokes. Free kick taken by David Gonzalez.
- 77:23
The ball is crossed by Josh Magennis, save by Lukasz Zaluska.
- 77:16
Centre by Richard Foster.
- 77:02
Michael Paton delivers the ball.
- 75:43
Michael Paton is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Lukasz Zaluska restarts play with the free kick.
- 73:26
Anthony Stokes grabs a goal from inside the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic.Assist by Kris Commons.
- 71:03
Michael Paton comes on in place of Peter Pawlett.
- 70:33
Beram Kayal takes a shot from long range which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 70:26
The ball is sent over by James Forrest, Rory McArdle gets a block in.
- 69:45
Rory McArdle concedes a free kick for a foul on James Forrest. Charlie Mulgrew restarts play with the free kick.
- 67:15
Kris Commons produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the goal.
- 64:49
Shot from just outside the box by Kris Commons misses to the left of the goal. Kris Commons fouled by Peter Pawlett, the ref awards a free kick. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Charlie Mulgrew.
- 64:26
Charlie Mulgrew delivers the ball, Kris Commons has an effort at goal from 18 yards. Andrew Considine gets a block in.
- 63:28
Robert Milsom produces a cross, Daniel Majstorovic manages to make a clearance.
- 62:38
(Celtic) makes a substitution, with James Forrest coming on for Joe Ledley.
- 62:24
Sung-Yeung Ki has shot on goal from just outside the penalty box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 62:12
Adam Matthews produces a cross, Kari Arnason manages to make a clearance.
- 60:15
Scott Vernon delivers the ball.
- 59:46
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Robert Milsom played to the near post, Sung-Yeung Ki manages to make a clearance.
- 58:49
The ball is crossed by Scott Vernon, Daniel Majstorovic gets a block in.
- 56:59
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Scott Vernon by Daniel Majstorovic. Strike on goal comes in from Kari Arnason from the free kick, Beram Kayal gets a block in.
- 56:45
Kris Commons takes a shot. Save by David Gonzalez.
- 55:33
The ball is crossed by Darren Mackie, Close range effort by Scott Vernon goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 54:47
Adam Matthews sends in a cross, Header by Sung-Yeung Ki from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.
- 53:25
Robert Milsom takes a outswinging corner to the near post, clearance made by Daniel Majstorovic.
- 53:19
Isaac Osbourne produces a cross, blocked by Kris Commons.
- 53:11
The ball is sent over by Robert Milsom, Sung-Yeung Ki gets a block in.
- 52:29
Corner taken left-footed by Robert Milsom from the left by-line to the near post, clearance by Kelvin Wilson.
- 50:11
Kris Commons takes a shot. Blocked by Robert Milsom.
- 49:56
Kris Commons produces a cross, Peter Pawlett makes a clearance.
- 49:01
Free kick awarded for a foul by Beram Kayal on Andrew Considine. Andrew Considine restarts play with the free kick.
- 48:01
Effort from the edge of the box by Kris Commons goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 47:12 +2.12
Centre by Joe Ledley.
- 47:04
A cross is delivered by Charlie Mulgrew.
- 46:52
Isaac Osbourne gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Anthony Stokes. Charlie Mulgrew restarts play with the free kick.
- 46:35 +1.35
Gary Hooper takes a shot. Andrew Considine gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken by Charlie Mulgrew.
- 46:04
Josh Magennis fouled by Beram Kayal, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Andrew Considine.
- 46:03 +1.03
Unfair challenge on Charlie Mulgrew by Peter Pawlett results in a free kick. Sung-Yeung Ki crosses the ball in from the free kick.
- 45:50
Adam Matthews crosses the ball, Andrew Considine makes a clearance.
- 42:46
A cross is delivered by Gary Hooper, save made by David Gonzalez.
- 42:26
Scott Vernon has an effort at goal. Save by Lukasz Zaluska.
- 41:07
The ball is crossed by Richard Foster, Beram Kayal manages to make a clearance.
- 39:57
Foul by Robert Milsom on Adam Matthews, free kick awarded. Kris Commons delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, David Gonzalez makes a save.
- 39:34
Adam Matthews sends in a cross, Kari Arnason makes a clearance.
- 38:49
Centre by Kris Commons, David Gonzalez makes a save.
- 38:11
Unfair challenge on Scott Vernon by Sung-Yeung Ki results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Robert Milsom. Centre by Rory McArdle, Lukasz Zaluska makes a save.
- 37:37
Charlie Mulgrew produces a cross, Joe Ledley takes a shot. David Gonzalez makes a save.
- 36:48
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kelvin Wilson on Darren Mackie. Robert Milsom takes the direct free kick.
- 35:07
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Robert Milsom by Daniel Majstorovic. Booking for Daniel Majstorovic. Direct free kick taken by Andrew Considine.
- 30:21
Sung-Yeung Ki takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Blocked by Andrew Considine.
- 28:55
Shot from 20 yards by Anthony Stokes. Save made by David Gonzalez.
- 26:02
Corner taken left-footed by Charlie Mulgrew, Beram Kayal produces a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty area that goes harmlessly over the target.
- 25:41
Shot by Sung-Yeung Ki. Blocked by Andrew Considine.
- 25:30
Centre by Charlie Mulgrew, Kari Arnason makes a clearance.
- 22:45
Joe Ledley has an effort at goal. Kari Arnason gets a block in.
- 18:56
Foul by Peter Pawlett on Charlie Mulgrew, free kick awarded. Peter Pawlett receives a caution for unsporting behaviour. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Sung-Yeung Ki from left channel, clearance made by Kari Arnason.
- 18:07
Daniel Majstorovic fouled by Darren Mackie, the ref awards a free kick. Lukasz Zaluska takes the free kick.
- 17:28
Corner taken left-footed by Robert Milsom from the left by-line, Beram Kayal makes a clearance.
- 12:25
The ball is delivered by Robert Milsom, blocked by Beram Kayal.
- 11:06
Shot from 20 yards from Kris Commons. Blocked by Andrew Considine. Effort on goal by Sung-Yeung Ki from a long way out goes over the bar.
- 10:37
Richard Foster produces a cross, clearance made by Joe Ledley.
- 10:09
Outswinging corner taken by Robert Milsom, clearance made by Beram Kayal.
- 9:32
Darren Mackie produces a cross, Kelvin Wilson makes a clearance.
- 8:51
Effort from outside the penalty box by Josh Magennis goes wide left of the target.
- 8:34
Robert Milsom takes a shot. Blocked by Kelvin Wilson.
- 7:32
Emilio Izaguirre crosses the ball, David Gonzalez makes a save.
- 5:40
Centre by Kris Commons, David Gonzalez makes a save.
- 2:51
Kris Commons takes a shot. Save by David Gonzalez. Kris Commons takes the inswinging corner, clearance made by Andrew Considine. Corner taken right-footed by Sung-Yeung Ki, Beram Kayal takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar. Rory McArdle manages to make a clearance.
- 2:36
Foul by Robert Milsom on Kris Commons, free kick awarded. Daniel Majstorovic takes the free kick.
Match Preview
SPL start distorted by friendlies - Brown Aberdeen manager Craig Brown believes the Clydesdale Bank Premier League has been devalued with its "untidy" start. The SPL season started earlier than usual this year but with clubs allowed to postpone a game in the first three rounds of fixtures to play money-spinning friendlies. While the Dons were losing 1-0 at St Mirren last week, Sunday"s visitors to Pittodrie, Celtic, were in Dublin for a glamour tournament. There are more friendly games this weekend including the visit of Chelsea to Ibrox as other SPL clubs take advantage of the "compromise" rule. Asked if that has devalued the league, the Dons boss told RedTV: "I think so. I don't understand that arrangement. "We were tempted to take a friendly (this weekend) but I think the friendlies, in addition to European commitments, distort the start of the season a bit. "I think it is a bit untidy looking. "Financially, of course, it is lucrative and if the Old Firm can get the lucrative friendlies it widens the financial gap between the rest of us and them. "But they are absolutely correct to take advantage if the SPL authorise it. "It is just a bit untidy." Celtic beat Aberdeen five times out of five last season and the Dons have picked up just one point from their first two SPL games. However, Brown is upbeat ahead of tomorrow and urged the Aberdeen fans to come out in force to cheer their side on. "I am always optimistic no matter who we play and what the circumstances," said the former Scotland manager. "I was disappointed last week but we will play better, I am sure of that. "There is no need for Aberdeen fans to be pessimistic. "Come and support us and hopefully we will get the result their support deserves. "Every club is looking for the first win of the season. It gets you up and running and we would like to get that as quickly as possible. "It would be a major boost if we could get that. "And if we do our best it will be a very difficult game for Celtic." Celtic winger Kris Commons will "flick a switch" in his head to get in competitive mode. Since beating Hibernian 1-0 at Easter Road in their SPL opener a almost a fortnight ago, the Hoops have played four challenge matches - the most recent against Swansea in Wales on Wednesday night. But now the 27-year-old is ready to get back into the SPL mindset. "You have to flick a switch in your brain to think that you are back in competitive football now," said Commons. "It is a must-win game and three points are required. "So you do everything you have to do to be prepared for that. "We know they will be fired up and we know it's going to be a tough game. "But, like every game we play in, we want to win and if we play to our potential we will get the three points." Celtic beat the Dons five times out of five last season but Hoops manager Neil Lennon is expecting Craig Brown's side to bounce back from last week's defeat at St Mirren. "I expect a response from them," the Northern Irishman said. "By all accounts they were disappointed with the performance against St Mirren and, as with all teams, they will raise their game against us. "It is a new season and Craig and Archie (Knox) will have had time to work with the players last week. "They will be well organised and will have something up their sleeve for us so it will be a tough game for us and we will have to be at our best. "I think the players will be looking forward to a game with a competitive edge. "But we have needed the challenge games to work on a few things and so they have been worthwhile." Meanwhile, Commons is hoping Celtic skipper Scott Brown, who will serve the second of his two-match ban this weekend, ends any uncertainty about his future by signing a new contract. The former Derby and Nottingham Forest player said: "It is vital. Scott is our captain, he is our leader and leads by example. "He is an international player, he has plenty of qualities, and when you need him in the big games he always shows up. "I'm sure he will get his future sorted sooner rather than later."
- David Gonzalez
- Rory McArdle
- Kari Arnason
- Andrew Considine
- Richard Foster
- Darren Mackie
- Isaac Osbourne
- Robert Milsom
- Peter Pawlett
- Josh Magennis
- Scott Vernon
- Jason Brown
- Clark Robertson
- Michael Paton
- Mitchel Megginson
- Nicky Low
- Joe Shaughnessy
- Jordan Brown
- Lukasz Zaluska
- Adam Matthews
- Kelvin Wilson
- Daniel Majstorovic
- Emilio Izaguirre
- Sung-Yeung Ki
- Joe Ledley
- Beram Kayal
- Kris Commons
- Anthony Stokes
- Gary Hooper
- Don Cervi
- Georgios Samaras
- Shaun Maloney
- Patrick McCourt
- Charlie Mulgrew
- James Forrest
- Victor Wanyama
Match Report
Bhoys' win tainted by injury blow Celtic lost Emilio Izaguirre to a suspected broken ankle before a late goal from Anthony Stokes saved them from more disappointment as Aberdeen were beaten 1-0. Izaguirre was carried off on a stretcher early in the game following what looked a fair sliding challenge from Peter Pawlett and Celtic struggled to break down the Dons. But Kris Commons dispossessed Richard Foster before setting up Stokes to net the only goal of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League contest in the 74th minute. Celtic manager Neil Lennon will not remember this day fondly though following the injury to his Honduran left-back, who was the SPL's undisputed player of the year last season. Lennon was already missing three defenders with Glenn Loovens ruled out for up to six weeks with a hamstring injury and Mark Wilson joining Thomas Rogne on the sidelines with a hip problem. That meant a competitive debut for former Cardiff full-back Adam Matthews while Daniel Majstorovic partnered Kelvin Wilson in the centre. Celtic, who had played four friendlies since their opening SPL win over Hibernian, began with a 4-1-4-1 formation with Gary Hooper a lone centre-forward and Stokes out wide on the left. There was an air of trepidation among the home fans as they faced a side who put 21 past them in five games last season after their team began the season without a goal in two games. However, Aberdeen had an increased resilience to them and Scott Vernon had a couple of decent chances. Celtic dominated possession throughout though and Commons twice tested home goalkeeper David Gonzalez in the opening stages. Gonzalez first pushed away a powerful 25-yard strike that skimmed off the wet surface and then held the winger's attempted chip. Celtic were moving the ball around quickly but the hosts were able to occasionally relieve the pressure, mainly because of the pace of Darren Mackie. Charlie Mulgrew replaced the stricken Izaguirre in the 17th minute and Pawlett was soon booked for a late tackle on the substitute. Celtic were restricted to long-range efforts in the first half as Aberdeen sat in. Ki Sung-yueng saw one deflected over, Beram Kayal shot just too high after the resulting corner and Gonzales held a Stokes strike after Wilson had brought the ball out of defence. Celtic were struggling to get round the side of Aberdeen and when Mulgrew managed to get a cross in, Joe Ledley was too far out and under too much pressure to give Gonzalez much concern with his downward header. Celtic almost fell behind in the closing moments of the half after Stokes gave the ball away. Mackie combined with Scott Vernon on the break and the latter got a shot away just outside the box, but Lukasz Zaluska parried. Hooper had a shot diverted wide in a crowded penalty box following Ki's injury-time free-kick. The South Korean glanced a header wide from Matthews' cross 10 minutes into the second half but Celtic were almost caught out when Mackie got away from Majstorovic on the left and whipped in a low cross that Vernon could not turn goalwards from eight yards. Celtic were getting more men forward when they attacked but could not fashion a clear opening. James Forrest replaced Ledley as Celtic moved to a 4-4-2 with Stokes pushing inside. Commons soon curled wide from just outside the box but got a free-kick after being caught late by Pawlett's sliding challenge, however Mulgrew could not supply his usual accuracy from the set-piece. The frustration was becoming audible from the Celtic support and evident among the players too as Kayal lashed a shot high and wide. But they got the breakthrough after left-back Richard Foster was caught in possession. Commons slid in to take the ball and exchanged passes with Stokes before laying the ball back to the Irishman to sweep into the bottom corner from 10 yards. Commons cut open the Dons again following a slick move, playing in Forrest, but Gonzalez got enough on the winger's low shot to divert it over the bar. Celtic were comfortable and substitute Georgios Samaras headed wide Mulgrew's cross.
Form Guide
- Aberdeen
- Celtic W
Last Meetings
- Aberdeen
- 0 - 3
- Celtic
- 01/02/2011
- Celtic
- 1 - 0
- Aberdeen
- 22/01/2011
- Celtic
- 9 - 0
- Aberdeen
- 06/11/2010
- Aberdeen
- 4 - 4
- Celtic
- 13/02/2010
- Celtic
- 3 - 0
- Aberdeen
- 05/12/2009
- Aberdeen
- 1 - 3
- Celtic
- 15/08/2009
Top Scorers
- A Stokes 1
- S Ki 1
- Total goals 1
- Goals per game 0
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- Total goals 3
- Goals per game 2
- 1 (For) Period 11-20 mins
- 1 (For) Period 61-70 mins


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Clouds sweep across a high plain, buffalo roam in front of a mountain range, a river cuts through a valley.
"The bourbon frontier has moved west," a voice says. "The river, the road, the train tracks — they all lead into the Big Horn Basin and a little town called Kirby."
It's a one-minute video, posted by Kirby-based Wyoming Whiskey on its Facebook page in advance of their recent and much-anticipated first offering of the first bourbon whiskey made in the state.
The company's full-spectrum approach is a big-time move for a Wyoming small business, said Juliette Rule, who manages social media at Cheyenne-based Sierra Trading Post, an outdoor equipment seller. But the company's efforts earn high marks from Rule, and hundreds of Facebook fans agree.
"They do very nice in that (video) piece alone of setting a scene, a tone, a mood, and they're letting that tell the brand's story," Rule said. "That was nice to see."
Wyoming Whiskey used a full-press electronic marketing campaign to market its bourbon rollout, from a plush website to a "Whiskey Barons" membership email list and social media, including Twitter and Facebook.
The company's efforts clearly worked. Wyoming Whiskey's first batch, limited and available only to Wyomingites, sold out to retailers in four minutes and stores who filled pre-orders from customers quickly found themselves sold out as well.
"We're getting calls from other states wondering when it's going to be in their state," said Donna Nally, director of tourism and public relations at Wyoming Whiskey. "It's going to be a year at least — at least a year.
Rule said the company is selling far more than bourbon — it's selling the magic and mystery of the West and Wyoming in particular. That's something Bourbon Country in Kentucky can't do.
"What they're selling in a way is the romance of Wyoming, and that market is of course much broader than Wyoming," she said. "So taking that approach is a great way of differentiating themselves in the market."
The company's Double W brand could've been something else. The company's small group of leaders, including Brad and Kate Mead, considered some initial thoughts on the whiskey name. The Meads first suggested using the family cattle brand - a double T stacked, Nally said. But they all eventually decided to instead use the state's name as a moniker to truly mark the bourbon as a Wyoming exclusive.
And so, the company's sturdy Double W brand is now spread across each bottle of its bourbon.
"I thought it was very important that the 'Wyoming Whiskey' be on there," said Nally, whose husband, Steve, is Wyoming Whiskey's master distiller. She was worried that "people weren't going to make the connection with Wyoming whiskey," she said.
That distinctive logo and the imagery that accompanies it on the company's website also crosses into the company's marketing efforts on social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. Rule examined Facebook measurements of engagement of those following Wyoming Whiskey's Facebook updates, and she says they're impressive.
"They get it. They're telling a story, and that's the way you do social media marketing," Rule said. "And then you let those stories distill."
Even for relatively simple posts, such as a photo of the bourbon-making operation, many fans chose to share the post or show approval by clicking the "like" under it. Wyoming Whiskey has shown it understands how to build audience, anticipation and excitement by what its staff puts online, Rule said.
"Getting stuff to go viral doesn't have to come at a high production cost, they know that," Rule said. "It helps, but it's really more about being useful and interesting. That's because social media marketing is storytelling."
The company set up its website and then began an email marketing campaign for what it called Whiskey Barons, or those who signed up for email updates on the company's bourbon. Nally said 5,000 to 6,000 so-called Whiskey Barons have signed up, with more joining recently as people have heard about the new whiskey's release.
Those who signed up and retailers attended an exclusive event on Dec. 1 marking the bourbon's rollout.
Bourbon lovers hit the Wyoming Whiskey website when the first bottle came out, adding up to 10,000 page views, or hits, Nally said.
"That was phenomenal," she said. "People have been watching."
Still, for now, only Wyoming gets the whiskey named after it.
"We've got a loyal fan base, and the pride of the people of Wyoming for this bourbon whiskey."
"It's just been phenomenal, the interest and the loyalty for the brand, and they haven't even tasted it yet," said Nally, interviewed just before Wyoming customers got their first taste of the bourbon.
So what's next for Wyoming Whiskey?
"The first thing we need to do is get more bourbon," Nally said.


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Map this hotelTripAdvisor Reviews Golden Phoenix Seaview Hotel Sanya
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Day 2- We Arrived To Sanya,China. Sanya Was A Small Town 10 Years From Now.But Now Its One Of A Great Tourism Place Of China.Nice Work Done By The Government And People Of China.
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From The Beach We Went To The Supermarket,Different Type Of Sweets,Drinks Were Available ...
Gill and John Have Gone East
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Toilet Talk
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Can we get to 3000?
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Building Information Modeling Contract Documents Arrive
The American Institute of Architects has released six new contract documents, five of which address integrated project delivery issues. The sixth is a first-edition "Building Information Modeling Protocol Exhibit" designed to help project organizers define their BIM development plan for integrated project delivery.
It has features designed to help organizers define model management arrangements, as well as authorship, ownership and level-of-development requirements at various project phases for the many elements that must be placed into BIM as it evolves.
"I believe the framework we have provided is as complete a solution as anyone can provide at this time," says Bradley R. Milton, a principal with RDG Planning & Design in its Omaha office. He is a three-year member of the subcommittee that drafted the document. He says he offers his "at this time" caveat because the protocol is being published while BIM standards and practices are evolving. He expects it to probably be revised within a couple of years as experience grows. "It's a best-practices process," he says.
A key part of the document is a tabular section that helps define authorship and the level of refinement required for model elements contributed by team members at various phases of BIM development. They are organized by Construction Specifications Institute classification numbers and cover dozens of model elements to be contributed by parties in the team. Many model elements, such as plumbing or mechanical systems, may be represented at the lowest level of development, called LOD1, during the early phases of a project, or not modeled at all. But they must be delivered and refined as LOD3 or LOD4, the highest definition, as the project moves into construction.
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"It addresses the questions of ownership and responsibility, but a big one in my mind is simply scope," says Milton. "It provides a framework so the owner and architect can sit down, and the architect can say, 'I will develop BIM to this level for these elements and see if that is what the owner is looking for.'" The original intent is for it to be used with the integrated project-delivery mechanism, but Milton considers it a scoping document.
"One of the great benefits is that it lays out for the various parties involved what their individual responsibilities are in developing the model," he says. "It's a relatively simple way to commit that to paper."
One of the early declarations in the form is that the model will be managed by the architect, but Milton notes the protocol is supplied as an editable document. Users can modify such statements to suit their needs.
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It could take as little as a terrarium for a short while or it could take a warm room or it could take a heated greenhouse. Being so vague is really an insult. Do you want an honest answer? How warm do you keep your living quarters? You may need a terrarium and heater. You're almost saying "I have a plant and want to know how to grow it??????????????? Do you have any ideas? |
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Sounds like you need better insulation or a better heater and AC unit. My place stays 75 to 80 in winter just from pilot lights unless temps drop below freezing and stay there for a couple of days or more. In summer it never gets higher than 82 with the AC on. I would suggest you use an old aquarium and a submersible heater for the winter. Fill the aquarium with about 3 inches of water with the heater on bottom and set your plant on something just higher than the water level. Use a set of fluorescent tubes for lighting or put it near a south or west window that gets good light. You're going to have to cool the place in summer or put the plant outside. It will probably be ok over 100 for a short period of no more than a couple of hours a day. Don't let it dry out. |
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