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They came, they saw, they conquered, they changed their clothes. Hollywood style mavens aren't satisfied with one gorgeous gown on fashion's biggest night; nearly a dozen women swapped out their 2014 Oscar gowns for other look at the after-parties. Here are the most notable of the exchanges: MOST RADICAL: "American Hustle" nominee Jennifer Lawrence wore simple, chic strapless red Dior... Full story »
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i have spent tonight researching slug deterrents. i am determined to save my hostas and centaurea this year. turns out there are many options, but i just do not have the temperament to use any products that must be refreshed or replaced during the season.collars of builder's sand or lime might be a one-season solution but i think copper tape would be more permanent.(years ago, before i discovered GW, i made, mistakenly, 100 collars of ALUMINUM , not copper, sheeting, so i can just afix the copper tape to these existing collars) SO, i think i've settled on copper tape. i've found web sources but didn't know if any GW person knows of a greater- boston- area- vendor? Safer makes a product called Slug and Snail Copper tape, and i may just start calling all the garden centers around,and then plumbing supplies vendors, but i thought i'd ask you resourceful GW people first.
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Look in the electrical aisle for 1" copper tape. Not sure exactly what they use it for, but I've seen it on occasion. Try a stained glass supply store also. 1" isn't commonly used, but there are several other narrow widths that are very commonly used, and should be in stock at any stained glass supplier. |
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NOT tarnished copper... I was intrigued about slugs and copper, so conducted my own little experiment. I put 1/2" copper pipe in the sun, and a slug so that, with the sun at his back, in his retreat he would be forced to come face-to-face with the copper. He touched it and reared back like a miniature horse! It worked, and I read later that their reaction is caused by a small electrical charge. ---- One drawback about copper I've never seen addressed in forums or blogs, on garden sites, or by garden suppliers: once the copper is tarnished, slugs cross it like it's nothing. I don't feel like cleaning my copper, nor wish to rebuy every season, so I've opted for ducks. They're fun companions (in the country), but the hens can be loud. Better to have a drake in town, if slugs are a problem there. God bless your Garden --CharlysGardenPlace |
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People were spilling into the parking lot of the Bean Towne Coffee House in Hampstead, N.H., even before presidential candidate Jon Huntsman arrived. By the time the former Utah governor pushed his way through the cluster of reporters, the small coffee shop was standing room only.
Thrilled by this new-found attention, Huntsman jumped up on the coffee shop's counter to give a condensed version of his stump speech and rally the troops. Then he jumped down into the crowd to shake a few hands.
Huntsman, who has devoted the majority of his campaign to New Hampshire, said today's turnout was proof that his candidacy is finally gaining steam.
"You're seeing a market movement right here, there's no question about it," Huntsman said, beaming. "I can feel the surge on the ground. It's very real. … It's that wave."
The former ambassador to China has been polling around 1 percent nationally and still sits in the single-digits in the latest New Hampshire polls. But those polls apparently don't bother Huntsman.
"They change with each passing hour," he said with a huge smile as reporters swarmed him outside the coffee shop. "They're moving up and up and up. We'll get back on later on and see that we're different than we were this morning and that's great. That's terrific."
With the New Hampshire primary just two days away, Huntsman said he is going to "barnstorm this state" and "remind people that the underdog is out there, the underdog that can change this country."
Despite only 9 percent of likely New Hampshire GOP primary voters supporting him in the latest poll, Huntsman said "it's sure feeling like" he could win the Granite state's primary.
Answering questions the whole way out of the coffee shop meet-and-greet, he then jumped into the driver's seat of his SUV. Before driving off, he left the throng of reporters with this:
"There's energy, there is momentum building in this state and we've gone from margin of error, the very back of the pack to right near the top. It's changing hour by hour in this state. I feel the energy. It's happening New Hampshire style!"


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The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), CSA Group, and UL Environment yesterday announced the release of the first voluntary sustainability standard for household refrigerators. The standard is AHAM 7001-2012/CSA SPE-7001-12/UL 7001, Sustainability Standard for Household Refrigeration Appliances. The standard is the first in a family of product sustainability standards under development by the three organizations. The standards are intended for use by manufacturers, governments, retailers, and others to identify environmentally preferable products. The standard is based on a lifecycle approach for identifying the environmental impacts of refrigeration products in five key areas: * energy * materials * end-of-life * performance * manufacturing This standard will serve as an objective and practical measurement tool to assist refrigeration producers when it comes to evaluating the environmental sustainability of home appliances. The organizations will now form consensus committees to move the standard through the U.S. accredited standards process, following the requirements of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), and through the Canadian standards process, following the requirements of the Standards Council of Canada (SCC). "The AHAM-CSA-UL collaboration represents vast experience in appliance design, manufacture and use, standards development and product lifecycle analysis. Coupled with the critical stakeholder input, we believe this standard and others that will follow represent a strong commitment to sustainability and provide workable tools for appliance purchasers to compare the environmental attributes of appliances," explained Joseph M. McGuire, president of AHAM. "The notion of product safety as we know it is evolving and expanding. Increasingly, consumers are concerned about the lifecycle-based environmental impacts of the products they buy and use in their homes. Appliances are no exception," said Sara Greenstein, president of UL Environment.
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Hank Williams - Come September
Hank Williams recorded around 170 songs between 1946 and his untimely death at the age of 30 in 1953. Subtitled "An Introduction To Hank Williams", this album isn't a greatest hits, omitting, as it does, many of his most successful releases. Instead, it concentrates on the poetic and reflective side of his output, ultimately the touchstone for his reputation as "the hillbilly Shakespeare". As such, it succeeds in conveying the essence of a unique talent and a classic of country music.
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A strong-willed, independent 16-year-old supporting her mother and her younger sister, Primrose, in the hard-scrabble coal region here called District 12, Katniss first demonstrates her bravery when she volunteers to take her sisters place in the lethal contest that pits twenty-four young people against each other. The government of Panem, a cross between the Third Reich and contemporary America, holds these annual games to distract and punish its citizens for a rebellion over seventy-four years earlier.
Now heavily centralized in the capital, a sort of decadent Oz where the citizens look and dress with extreme artifice, the ruling classlike the other 99% of Panemwatch eagerly as the Games play out in a fashion disturbingly familiar to reality TV fans. (Think American Idol Meets Survivor, only with weapons.) Viewers will also catch echoes of Shirley Jacksons The Lottery, in which one person is chosen as a blood sacrifice for the good of the community. Here, though, the contestants (called Tributes) are all teenagers: some waifs like little Rue and some volunteer killing machines from the richer districtsthe Yankees of their era, skilled with harpoons and machetes rather than bats and gloves. The rest are pretty ordinary teens, who are killed early on, a cannon booming to mark each death.
The game is played in a forested arena, which the producers manipulate and comment upon, a la The Truman Show. Sponsors can send aid to favored contestants via mechanized parachutes. The rules are announced and changed after the fact on loudspeakers, and ubiquitous cameras and mikes catch the most intimate moments as well as the gory main action. Alliances form and dissolve, the Tributes seeking out any foothold they can gain to stay alive.
Katnisss superior knowledge of the natural world she normally inhabits and her archery skills provide her chief advantage, along with her courage and, ultimately, her compassion. Her fellow District 12 Tribute, bakers son Peeta (Josh Hutcherson), is stronger than she is, but lacks her savvy and daring. Oh, and he has a long-standing crush on Katniss, making him the third leg of a triangle with the boy back home, Gale (Liam Hensworth).
The two are mentored, after a fashion, by a drunken, disillusioned former winner, Hamitch (Woody Harrelson), and introduced to the capital by the appropriately named Effie Trinket (Elizabeth Banks, going way over the top). They are interviewed by emcee Caesar Flickerman (Stanley Tucci) and directed by the games producer, Seneca Crane (Wes Bentley), both of whom are overseen by President Snow (Donald Sutherland).
Both stars and supporting cast acquit themselves well, their acting by turns stylized and realistic. The contrasting styles are mirrored in the scenes of the decidedly unnatural city and the world of forest and stream, masterfully captured by Tom Stern, employing a full range of cinematographers tools. He is bolstered by three excellent film editors, who combine to make the chase and fight scenes especially gripping. Director Gary Ross occasionally slows the pace too far for too long, but these moments do set off the furious action.
The film is rated PG-13 for obvious reasons, though there has been some dispute, considering the amount of bloodletting. Given the target audience, though, I think the rating is about right for teenagers, versed as many of them already are in video games. In any case, they are likely to understand best the feeling of being at odds with the adult society that wants to push them in ways they dont want to go. And the story confronts them with a political and moral subtext that theyand we adults who have produced this world of bread and circusesneed to consider.


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Business trip: Paris
While the building may be old, the attitude and decor are hip, young and fashion forward at the 30-room Le Bourg Tibourg hotel. Centrally located in the bohemian Marais district, you can get free wi-fi in your cosy, richly decorated room via a loaned iPad from the front desk.
Completed in 2006, the ultra-modern, ultra-luxe, 107-room Hotel Fouquet's Barriere on the Champs-Elysées is an extraordinary amalgamation of five buildings surrounding an interior courtyard, with rooms decorated in rich velvet, leather and even shark skin. In a nice touch, wi-fi and several mini-bar items are complimentary.
Business travellers eager to earn Marriott Rewards points can choose the contemporary, 118-room Renaissance Arc de Triomphe, which has an unusual wavy glass façade that stands out on the historic Champs Elysées.
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For an unforgettable view of the Eiffel Tower when it sparkles in the evening, or a bright business lunch under a glass canopy, book a table at Les Ombres, on the rooftop of the Musee du Quai Branly. For what many consider the best steak frites or steak tartare in town, follow the crowd of meat lovers to Le Severo near Montparnasse. If you really want to impress a Parisian, nab a hard-to-get reservation at Frenchie, known for its simple, fresh cuisine prepared by chef Gregory Marchand, and served in a tiny space near the Paris Bourse (stock exchange).
The brand new L'Opera Restaurant offers stylish and light meals in a colourful, modernist setting that seems to float inside the classically styled Opera Garnier. Enjoy the minimalist, beautifully-crafted cuisine and surroundings at the super-hot Agape Substance, where eating at the counter encourages interaction with chefs and staff. If you grow tired of French fare, the plush, popular Shang Palace at the new Shangri-La hotel offers a high-end take on Cantonese favourites like sweet pork buns or Peking duck, and recently earned a Michelin star.
To stay on top of what is hot (or not) on the Parisian dining scene, check out the websites of famous Paris-based foodies such as Alexander Lobrano, European correspondent for the now-defunct Gourmet magazine, or Patricia Wells, author of The Food Lover's Guide to Paris and former food critic for the International Herald Tribune.
Off the clock
New York City's much-celebrated High Line, which turned an abandoned elevated railway line into a popular public park, took its cue from Paris's Promenade Plantée, a beautifully landscaped walkway through eastern Paris, which opened in 1989. This 4.5km stroll, which begins just east of the Opera Bastille, winds above and below ground by shops and gardens along what was once the Vincennes railway line. It is open to pedestrians and cyclists only, making it a perfect place to escape the hubbub of the city for a walk or jog when your meetings are over.
Go local
It is a pity that business trips to Paris are, well, busy, with never enough time between appointments and flights to have a truly local experience. But if you find yourself with a couple of extra hours, take a stroll down the Rue des Martyrs, just down the hill from the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur in Montmarte. This tiny street bustles with locals patronizing a diverse array of small, family-run shops specialising in everything from fruits, cheese, chocolate, meat and baguettes to toys, scarves, jewellery, art or shoes. Looking for the perfect souvenir to bring home? You will likely find something unique on Rue des Martyrs.
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Do not greet your French counterparts in English -- speaking French first is considered polite and will help get your business trip off to a good start. Before your trip, consult apps such as Triplingo, websites like BBC's French Steps or French speakers at your company that can help you with basic, properly-accented French phrases and in business meetings, use the formal honorifics monsieur, madame and mademoiselle when speaking with your counterparts until asked to do otherwise.


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Just who is Montana Attorney General Tim Fox working for anyway?
Recently, he wrote to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the State of Washington urging them NOT to study a proposed coal port's impacts on Montana. The proposed Millenium Bulk Terminal at Longview, Washington, would ship about 48 million tons of Wyoming and Montana coal to Asia annually. A Dec. 18 guest opinion by state Rep. Austen Knudsen echoes that same notion.
Northern Plains Resource Council is disappointed that our attorney general and some legislators – who are supposed to represent Montana's citizens – have taken such a position before all the facts are known about how increased coal export train traffic will affect us. In fact, their position seems to be that they don't want the facts to be looked at.
Fox and Knudsen's' views are in sharp contrast to comments sent by several Montana towns, state legislators, public health boards, and more than 1,000 Montanans who asked that this port's impacts on Montana be studied. In sending his letter, Fox and Knudsen have sided with coal companies against Montana communities and Montana citizens.
The effects of increased coal train traffic generated by the Longview coal port would ripple across Montana. If the coal companies' export plans ramp up to what they are projecting, residents of Billings, Columbus, Bozeman, Helena, Great Falls, Shelby, Whitefish, and more could see several times the number of coal trains passing through their communities each day. This increase in coal trains will create financial costs to taxpayers and affect health, public safety, and day-to-day life.
Crowding out grain
Because track capacity is finite, coal train traffic will also impact Montana's largest industry – agriculture. Bakken oil traffic has already led to the closing of a grain elevator in Sidney that farmers had depended on for decades. If the sought-after explosion in coal traffic materializes, it could crowd out grain shippers on the Northwest rail system.
Furthermore, while coal exports to Asia would generate billions in profits for coal and railroad companies, it is tax dollars that will have to be spent to upgrade crossings and other infrastructure in communities that face increased coal traffic. Unless something changes, we – not the railroads – will be the ones paying for overpasses and quiet zones.
Montanans shouldn't be forced to subsidize coal exports to Asia by funding these projects, but that is exactly what would happen if Fox and Knudsen get their way.
Strip mining impacts
Northern Plains and other Montanans also have concerns about increased coal strip mining. The destruction of land – often productive agricultural land –is obvious. Less obvious is the damage to aquifers. Coal seams contain water, but strip mining tears open these aquifers, drying up springs and wells, damaging agriculture and wildlife. This damage to the underground hydrology is rarely fixed, which is why coal strip mines have such a dismal record for leaving behind permanent damage to underground hydrology. A 2011 state report listed only 0.1 percent of mined lands as fully reclaimed.
To make it worse, the ill-conceived Tongue River Railroad will condemn and tear apart good Montana ranchland – people's private property – as it starts that coal on the long journey to Asia.
Why has Attorney General Fox hired an out-of-state consultant (at taxpayer expense) to lobby for this coal-to-Asia scheme while disregarding Montanans he was elected to represent?
Consistent with the coal industry's history, this entire boondoggle rests upon shoving costs onto the public. So why are Fox and Knudsen advocating for it? Exports would give coal companies the profits, Asia the energy, and leave Montanans paying the costs. Our state deserves better.


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You also have to take in to account the height of your ceiling, the size of the room , and whether the fixture is to be a focal point in the room. On an eight foot ceiling, the pendant may be too large, but on a higher ceiling it may be just right. |
It is an 8' ceiling, but it's part of a large open living area and the only ceiling pendant/focal point of the room. Do you think the table:lamp diameter ratio is awkward? |
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We've been working with a lighting designer in SF, and he is adamantly opposed to overscaled lighting (just his opinion, of course). We will have 9.5' ceilings in the dining room, and our table will be approx 75" square. He won't "let" us go over about 40" diameter so that no one will feel like they'll hit their head on the fixture when they stand up (even if it's actually hanging too high for that to actually happen), and so the scale will look appropriate. At 40" dia, we will have about 17 horizontal inches between each diner and the rim of the chandelier (75/2 = 37.5, minus 40/2 = 20 = 17.5"). In his mind, that's about right. Hope that helps..... |
I think that you show be looking for a fixture that is 28"-32" in diameter when hanging off an 8' ceiling. It should be hung with the light bulbs just above standing eye-level of the tallest person in the household. |
As a general rule--and the operative word here is "general"--the fixture should be about 12" less than the width or diameter of table. The idea of course is with the fixture centered more toward the center of the table, then even the tallest of guests should be able to sit and stand without hitting their heads on the fixture. Of course there is the old rebellious adage "rules are made for breaking." So it comes now to a personal comfort thing--how comfortable will you and your guests feel sitting at a table with an over-scaled light fixture? My experience is most people are not comfortable with oversized anything--we prefer things to human scale. |
I think it is too big for your table. Fixture should be about half the dia of your table. |
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Hope you find the saying you want. I gotta tell you. I always buy the funny cards cause I CANNOT stand to buy a sappy card that DOESNT say what I feel...if I felt it I would buy it but if its a lie I cant do it...man it makes it hard sometimes doesnt it!!!! Oh but I can cry over a freakin commercial!!!!! I made this gift for you Donna NOTES: <none>
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posted by: slowmedown on 01.18.2007 at 06:20 pm in Stained Glass & Mosaics Forum Well, I don't know how to thank y'all for your wonderful, generous, flattering comments. I truly and sincerely appreciate every word. Y'all make me want to work faster. Last five photos in the album - it's almost finished. Still some areas that need cleaning up, another coat of paint on the wood underneath and a polyurethene coat and I can hang it tomorrow. It's not nearly as heavy as I predicted, so can do it. Sorry to say the tesserae didn't cover as much of the bad carpentry as I had hoped either, but again, my stuff is pretty rustic. I LOVE it! What's that you say - not appropriate for a dining room. The HAY you say - nothing in my house is appropriate for where it it - like an old tool box for an end table to name one. Anyway, it's going in the d.r. cuz I'm a girly girl.
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posted by: slowmedown on 01.15.2007 at 12:09 pm in Stained Glass & Mosaics Forum Made this shelf day b/f yesterday, and have begun glueing on the tesserae. (Yeah, I do like the heart motif.) I started out w/different measurements than what it came out to be: 37" long, 10 1/2" high and 9 1/4" deep. It's to go on the last wall to be decorated in my d.r., flanked w/tall wroght iron candle sconces from HobLob. Since I don't know where I'm going w/this yet, thought I'd show/tell. Thinking I might outline each piece in white before moving on. W/use dark green grout on this one so I want high contrast. Any suggestions w/be welcome on design, my hardest decisions.
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AbstractThe debate around the relationship and affinities between Art and Christian Worship evinces, frequently, a large lack of proper and grounded criteria. Therefore a correct definition of this discussion field requests the establishment of new paradigms. We propose four paradigms: the new God's conception of Christianity; the consequent overcoming of the dichotomy "sacred-profane"; the Christian conception of liturgy and celebration, which the previous perspectives imply; the II Vatican Council as historical landmark for the liturgical renovation. This article ends with the question about the coexistence of ministerial and aesthetic functions in Church Music.
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After converting just 50 percent of its free throws through three games, Chicago Christian coach Kevin Pittman had his team practice its free-throw shooting at the end of Monday's practice, hoping the fatigue from a full workout would better simulate game conditions.
"They say to practice free-throw shooting when you're tired," Pittman said. "We made 9-of-10 free throws, so I was hopeful we were going to turn the corner during games."
Pittman found out Tuesday against Evergreen Park that shooting free throws during practice isn't the same as during the pressure of game conditions.
Chicago Christian converted just 6-of-16 foul shots, including a paltry 3-of-11 in the fourth quarter. The Knights, however, were able to hang on and depart Evergreen Park — which was 11-of-27 from the stripe — with a 54-50 win.
"I have no explanation for it," Pittman said of his team's free-throw shooting woes. "Yeah, we did fine at practice, but nothing simulates the game."
The Knights roared to a 7-0 lead behind three-pointers by Brenden Wolinski and Corey Bulthuis. In fact, Wolinski (12 points) had the hot hand from behind the arc, canning three in the first quarter as the Knights grabbed a 15-6 lead.
When Dylan Slater canned a trey, the Knights' lead swelled to 18-6.
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Evergreen Park cut the deficit to 30-20 at the break, and further sliced into the Knights lead in the third quarter. The Mustangs went on a 7-0 run to the start the second half, keyed by a Dylan Murphy (12 points) putback and jam by Jacquet McClendon that made it 30-27.
Evergreen Park tied the game at 39 on a Murphy layup, and had chances to take its first lead of the night. Chicago Christian (3-1), however, weathered the storm. Bulthuis scored eight of his 16 points in the fourth.
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Apr 1st 2012 12:24PM Question 1: Is the release date for Christie Golden's tides of war still July 24th as reported back in January?
Question 2: Could this date if true be a hint at the imminent release of MoP soon after just like cata and the shattering novel?
Breakfast Topic: How do you feel about Mists of Pandaria spoilers? {WoW}
Apr 1st 2012 8:16AM I read WoW insider with blinkers on and if any article has something to do with MoP most of the time i wont read it. Won't be joining the beta either or else i'll feel like ive already seen everything before the release date which is a bit boring.
Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War cover revealed {WoW}
Mar 24th 2012 8:21AM Garrosh! What does the scouter say about her power level?
*rageface* IT'S OVER 9000!!!!
Does Garrosh Hellscream deserve to die? {WoW}
Mar 23rd 2012 3:53PM Getting a bit sick of the whole Boss X used to be sane/good and got corrupted by Y to become the new expansion boss. Really hope blizz don't go down this road again.
The Queue: Scroll of Resurrection {WoW}
Mar 7th 2012 1:19PM Was trying to be concise so my rant wasn't a wall of text but my comment wasn't criticism of Alex at all, I just cited something that came to mind.
But everyone including ingame friends and guildies of mine just seem to be negative in tone when it comes to talking about MoP and it's always the same thing "Kung Fu Panda lol". It's almost as if they want it to be bad.
The Queue: Scroll of Resurrection {WoW}
Mar 7th 2012 11:47AM Is it me or is it just the flavor of the month to diss MoP for no good reason? Think it was Alex that said his reasons for being apprehensive about playable pandas is that they are a 'goofy' race. But as far as i've seen theres nothing goofy about them. Goofy like the goblins? Goofy as opposed to the pink haired midget mad-scientists?
MoP so far seems to be rooted in eastern philosophy which by nature will raise alot of interesting questions in Azeroth. Why is the World of Warcraft so warlike? Why don't the Alliance and Horde embrace balance and harmony over conflict and death? Doesn't sound so zany to me.
The Queue: A sudden increase in prudishness {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2012 2:19PM Have I vexed you, old chap?
The Queue: A sudden increase in prudishness {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2012 2:02PM @Nyold
Lol mate, you must be trolling. Either that or you don't know what irony is because I must post comments here like once per 2 months. You know, as opposed to waiting till the queue is posted and bombarding it with my ill conceived oppinions trying to be a wow.com superstar.
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Feb 3rd 2012 1:21PM What's all this talk about the suggestion being "non-important" and a "weird feature"? Just because you in particular can't think of a way it would be useful doesn't mean that it isn't a great quality of life feature for AH traders and those who play the game other than to raid end-game.
Hate how the wow-community have got the theory of blizzard's dev process down to a science. Takes all heart and soul out of the game. If I wanted a perfectly balanced and predictable game i'd play chess.
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Feb 3rd 2012 12:38PM @(cutaia) If you think something like this would take more than a day
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A dedicated educational visionary and financial steward, Brother Peter served as president of Saint Marys from 1976 to 1984, and is credited for bringing fiscal security to the college. Brother Peter also fostered close relationships between Saint Marys and the city of Winona by being an active member of the community. During his presidency, he served on the boards of both the Winona Chamber of Commerce and Norwest Bank.
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Brother Peter was born in the Bronx in New York City on Feb. 17, 1925. He graduated from St. Jeromes School in the Bronx in 1939 and entered the Junior Novitiate of the Christian Brothers in Barrytown, N.Y. He entered to the Brothers Novitiate in 1943, made his first vows in 1944, and made his final vows in 1950.
Brother Peter studied history at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., received his B.A. degree in Education from Manhattan College in 1950, and an M.A. degree in History from Fordham University in 1957. In 1968, he received a CAS degree in Educational Administration from Harvard University. In 1970, he received an Ed.D. degree in Educational Administration, also from Harvard.
Brother Peters ministry career was varied. He taught at grammar schools, served as a missionary in the Philippines, acted as the academic dean at De La Salle College in Manila, served as an administrator at a variety of high schools, worked for the Catholic Schools office in Brooklyn, N.Y., and acted as the executive secretary for secondary schools at the National Catholic Education Association.
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I am a field-oriented geologist that employs tools of structural geology, petrology and thermochronology to investigate rates and mechanisms of tectonic processes. My current collaborations include the study of the strike-slip history of the East Gobi Fault Zone in southeastern Mongolia where we are evaluating the timing and kinematics of intraplate deformation and basin formation in southeastern Mongolia. The results of this research are relevant to testing end-member models of continental block extrusion and continuum shortening during Asia's history of collisions from Mesozoic–Recent. I am also active in a collaborative research project in eastern Papua New Guinea where we are evaluating the exhumation of world's youngest known ultrahigh-pressure terrane in the context of the larger scale Australian–Pacific plate boundary evolution.
I teach courses in geochronology, petrology, microstructural analysis and tectonics. In the classroom and in practice, my students and I integrate analytical data with observations made at microscopic to continental scales to try and understand how rocks and regions evolve in space and time and the tectonic processes that shape them.
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Webb, L.E., Baldwin, S.L., Little, T.A., and Fitzgerald, P.G., 2008, Can microplate rotation drive subduction inversion? Geology, v. 36, p. 823–826.
Baldwin, S.L., Webb, L.E., and Monteleone, B.D., 2008, Evidence for ultrahigh pressure metamorphism in a Late Miocene eclogite from eastern Papua New Guinea, Geology, v. 36, p. 735–738.
Monteleone, B.D., Baldwin, S.L., Webb, L.E., Fitzgerald, P.G., Grove, M., and Schmidt, A.K., 2007, Late Miocene–Pliocene eclogite-facies metamorphism, D'Entrecasteaux Islands, SE Papua New Guinea, Journal of Metamorphic Geology, v. 25, p. 245–265.
Webb, L.E., and Johnson, C.L., 2006, Tertiary strike-slip faulting in southeastern Mongolia and implications for Asian tectonics, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 241, p. 323–335.
Webb, L.E., Leech, M.L., and Yang, T., 2006, 40Ar/39Ar thermochronology of the Sulu terrane: Late Triassic exhumation of high and ultrahigh-pressure rocks and implications for Mesozoic tectonics in East Asia, in Geological Society of America Special Paper Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphism: Deep Continental Subduction, edited by B.R. Hacker, B. McClelland, and J.G. Liou, p. 77–92.
- BS in Geology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1994.
- PhD in Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford University, 1999.
- 40Ar/39Ar Laboratory Manager, Department of Mineralogy, University of Geneva, Switzerland, 1999–2000.
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[OS] INDIA SWEEP 23 June 2011
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=E2=80=A2 Six Indian sailors, who were part of the 22-member crew of MV Sue=
z vessel that was recently freed by Somali pirates, reached Karachi on Thur=
sday after which they would be sent back to India. Suhail Izaz Khan, counse=
llor from the Indian high commission here, reached Karachi to receive the s=
ailors after which they would be sent back to India, foreign secretary Niru=
pama Rao told reporters. Somali pirates released the crew of the Egyptian-o=
wned ship, including six Indians and four Pakistanis, after ransom was paid=
to them.=20
=E2=80=A2 Underlining that the Kashmir issue needs to be resolved peacefull=
y through talks, United Nation Chief Ban ki Moon has said that he would dis=
cuss with leaders of India and Pakistan on how he can help in the process.=
=E2=80=A2 India and the United States on Wednesday agreed to fast-track tec=
hnical negotiations for early conclusion of a Bilateral Investment Agreemen=
t during a meeting between Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma and =
U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk. =E2=80=9CWe agreed to re-invigorate the=
Trade Policy Forum (TPF) and make it more robust and effective in resolvin=
g bilateral commercial issues, while maintaining the political leadership o=
f the process,=E2=80=9D Mr. Sharma told Indian reporters after the meeting.=
=E2=80=A2 Seeking to unlock the "untapped enormous economic potential" betw=
een India and the United States, the Obama Administration is lining up its =
top financial officials for next week's India-US economic partnership dialo=
gue. Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee would receive a red carpet welcome f=
rom his US counterpart, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, as the two top=
leaders sit down on Monday and Tuesday for a series of meetings aimed at t=
aking the economic relationship between the two nations to an altogether ne=
w level.
=E2=80=A2 India and Russia have signed a pact to boost investment and trade=
in textile industries in both the countries. A memorandum of understanding=
(MoU) was signed here on Tuesday by the Apparel Export Promotion Council o=
f India (AEPC) and Russian Union of Entrepreneurs of Textiles and Light Ind=
ustry. The MoU also stipulates the promotion of textile trade, participatio=
n in fairs and exhibitions, transfer of technology and exchange of know-how=
in textile manufacturing and processing.
=E2=80=A2 Congress MP JM Haroon on Thursday charged Sri Lankan Navy with be=
having like 'pirates' on the issue of 23 Indian fishermen being taken into =
custody by them on June 21 and said international martime rules did not bar=
them from fishing in international waters.
=E2=80=A2 "As per international maritime law, fishermen can fish in interna=
tional waters and there is no bar. While so, the Lankan navy should not beh=
ave like pirates," he said to reporters.
MV Suez reaches Karachi, Indian crew to return tomorrow
TNN & Agencies | Jun 23, 2011, 05.26pm IST
ISLAMABAD: Six Indian sailors, who were part of the 22-member crew of MV Su=
ez vessel that was recently freed by Somali pirates, reached Karachi on Thu=
rsday after which they would be sent back to India.=20
Suhail Izaz Khan, counsellor from the Indian high commission here, reached =
Karachi to receive the sailors after which they would be sent back to India=
, foreign secretary Nirupama Rao told reporters.=20
Somali pirates released the crew of the Egyptian-owned ship, including six =
Indians and four Pakistanis, after ransom was paid to them.=20
The crew members, who were held by the pirates for about 10 months, were ex=
pected reached Karachi on the Pakistan Navy warship PNS Zulfiqar.=20
Their release was immediately mired in controversy, with both India and Pak=
istani accusing each other of indulging in risky and dangerous manoeuvres w=
hen the freed merchant vessel was being escorted.=20
Pakistan alleged that INS Godavari brushed with its frigate. It claimed tha=
t INS Godavari "not only hampered humanitarian operations being carried out=
by Pakistan Navy Ship Babur for Merchant Vessel Suez but also undertook da=
ngerous manoeuvres, which resulted in the brushing of the sides" of the two=
India, however, strongly denied the allegations, saying that it was the Pak=
istani warship which scraped past INS Godavari.
India, Pak should resolve Kashmir issue: BanPress Trust Of India
Posted on Jun 23, 2011 at 04:54pm IST=20
United Nations: Underlining that the Kashmir issue needs to be resolved pea=
cefully through talks, United Nation Chief Ban ki Moon has said that he wou=
ld discuss with leaders of India and Pakistan on how he can help in the pro=
Following his election as Secretary General of the UN for a second term, Ba=
n indicated he was willing to help India and Pakistan find a solution to th=
e Kashmir issue.=20
"I will have opportunities in the future as in the past... I will discuss t=
he matter with leaders of both India and Pakistan, how we can help or how t=
his issue could resolved peacefully through dialogue," Ban told a press con=
ference on Wednesday.=20
Earlier this year, India and Pakistan agreed to resume their comprehensive =
Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao is in Islamabad for two-day talks with her P=
akistani counterpart Salman Bashir, during which the two sides are expected=
to discuss a number of issues including Kashmir.=20
Ban said he was aware of the ongoing talks on Kashmir and he urged both cou=
ntries to resolve the issue peacefully.=20
"I am aware of the positions of both India and Pakistan, and India and Paki=
stan leaders," Ban said in response to a question from PTI.=20
"I understand there is going to be one (meeting) soon... All these issues s=
hould be resolved peacefully through dialogue between the two governments,"=
he said.=20
Ban also said that the UN Security Council reform, being debated since two =
decades, is "too long overdue" and the necessary expansion must be made con=
sidering how much the world has changed.=20
"It has been too long overdue," he said.
India, U.S. to fast track bilateral investment treaty dialogue
India and the United States on Wednesday agreed to fast-track technical neg=
otiations for early conclusion of a Bilateral Investment Agreement during a=
meeting between Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma and U.S. Trade=
Representative Ron Kirk.
=E2=80=9CWe agreed to re-invigorate the Trade Policy Forum (TPF) and make i=
t more robust and effective in resolving bilateral commercial issues, while=
maintaining the political leadership of the process,=E2=80=9D Mr. Sharma t=
old Indian reporters after the meeting.
=E2=80=9CThe two sides also agreed to fast-track the technical negotiations=
for an early conclusion of the India-U.S. Bilateral Investment Agreement,=
=E2=80=9D Mr. Sharma said, adding there would be two rounds of negotiations=
before the next meeting of the ministerial level TPF, expected to be held =
in October, 2011, in India.
Reaffirming that the TPF is the premier dialogue for addressing trade and i=
nvestment issues between the two countries, a separate USTR statement said =
the two agreed that the TPF should be strengthened to better facilitate res=
olution of outstanding issues of concern and looked forward to a constructi=
ve meeting of the TPF later this year.
=E2=80=9CThe booming bilateral trade and investment flows between the Unite=
d States and India support tens of thousands of critical jobs in both count=
ries and we know that will only grow significantly in the coming years,=E2=
=80=9D Mr. Kirk said.
=E2=80=9CHowever, to continue and grow our successes, both India and the U=
nited States must take concrete steps to resolve long-standing market acces=
s and investment concerns,=E2=80=9D he said.=20
Describing his meeting with Mr. Kirk as productive, Mr. Sharma said the tal=
ks covered the entire range of issues in bilateral trade and commercial eng=
Mr. Sharma apprised Mr. Kirk of various policy approaches being taken by In=
dia to sustain its high GDP growth and the opportunities it offered for US =
businesses to develop partnerships with the Indian private sector.
Mr. Sharma mentioned infrastructure, agriculture and agro processing, food =
processing, cold chain logistics and manufacture of electronic devices, inc=
luding chip design, as areas with bilateral cooperative possibilities.
He also raised issues of importance for the Indian industry in their busine=
ss operations in the United States.
The minister said the US welcomed the unilateral action taken by India in r=
educing tariffs on a number of products, including raw pistachios, cranberr=
y products, seedless raisins, processed foods, medical equipment, fertilise=
rs, chemicals and heavy machinery.
The USTR also appreciated India=E2=80=99s efforts toward increased cooperat=
ion in services and on improving the investment environment, he said.
According to the USTR, the two leaders recognised the challenges that remai=
n in the ongoing discussions with regard to the Doha Round, but expressed t=
heir commitment to exploring options for productive next steps.
Highest level India-US economic meeting next week
Press Trust Of India
Washington, June 23, 2011First Published: 11:21 IST(23/6/2011)
Seeking to unlock the "untapped enormous economic potential" between India =
and the United States, the Obama Administration is lining up its top financ=
ial officials for next week's India-US economic partnership dialogue. Finan=
ce minister Pranab Mukherjee would receive a red carpet welcome from his US=
counterpart, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, as the two top leaders s=
it down on Monday and Tuesday for a series of meetings aimed at taking the =
economic relationship between the two nations to an altogether new level.
At the two-day meeting, the Obama Administration, besides Geithner, would b=
e represented by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S Bernanke, Securities and Ex=
change Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro and Commodity Futures Trading Comm=
ission Chairman Gary Gensler, among others.
"The comprehensive inter-agency representation from both sides makes this t=
he highest level of economic meeting ever between our two nations, demonstr=
ating the vision and commitment of both our countries for an ever-deepening=
economic partnership," a senior treasury Official told reporters ahead of =
the two-day meeting next week.
The partnership was first announced during the 2009 State visit by Prime Mi=
nister Manmohan Singh to the US and formally launched by Geithner and Mukhe=
rjee in Delhi last year.
"As two of the world's largest economies, our relationship provides enormou=
s opportunities for Americans and Indians alike. The partnership seeks to d=
eepen those ties and strengthen these opportunities," the Treasury official=
Besides the main meeting between Geithner and Mukherjee, there would be sep=
arate working group meetings on macroeconomic policy, access of finance by =
small businesses and infrastructure finance at the sub-cabinet level.
India, Russia ink pact to boost apparel, textile industries
India and Russia have signed a pact to boost investment and trade in textil=
e industries in both the countries.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed here on Tuesday by the Appar=
el Export Promotion Council of India (AEPC) and Russian Union of Entreprene=
urs of Textiles and Light Industry.
The MoU also stipulates the promotion of textile trade, participation in fa=
irs and exhibitions, transfer of technology and exchange of know-how in tex=
tile manufacturing and processing.
A four member Textile Communication Committee, consisting of members from b=
oth the countries, is to be set up to follow up on its decisions.
India=E2=80=99s Ambassador to Russia Ajai Malhotra said the MoU formalises =
a mutual desire between Indian and Russian business partners to boost trade=
and investment cooperation in apparel and textiles.
He said the Indian apparel industry was famous worldwide for high quality a=
nd price competitiveness of its products, and annually exports $11 billion =
worth of goods.
Malhotra said that Indian companies last year exported about $120 million w=
orth of garments to Russia, which was only 2 percent of Russian garment imp=
orts. He said there was huge scope to increase Indian garment exports to th=
is country.
=E2=80=9CThe signing of the MOU and understandings reached here between the=
partners imply that this figure would be enhanced several folds in the yea=
rs ahead,=E2=80=9D the ambassador was quoted as saying in an e-mailed Embas=
sy press-release.
Post the MOU, many Russian textile/apparel companies would participate as g=
uests of AEPC, in the India International Garments Fair in New Delhi, sched=
uled for July 12-14. In turn, several major Indian apparel exporters will a=
ttend the CPM (Collection Premiere Moscow) garments fair in Moscow from Sep=
tember 5-8, 2011.
The seven member APEC delegation, which completes its Russia visit tomorrow=
, includes Ashok G Rajani, Chairman (Export Promotion Committee) and APEC S=
ecretary General VK Singh.
'S Lankan navy behaving like pirates'
Ramanathapuram (TN) Congress MP JM Haroon on Thursday charged Sri Lankan Na=
vy with behaving like 'pirates' on the issue of 23 Indian fishermen being t=
aken into custody by them on June 21 and said international martime rules d=
id not bar them from fishing in international waters.
"As per international maritime law, fishermen can fish in international wa=
ters and there is no bar. While so, the Lankan navy should not behave like =
pirates," he said to reporters.
He said the Centre was taking all steps to prevail on Sri Lanka to release =
the fishermen.
The MP opined that Indian fishermen had every right to fish near Katchativu=
islet as per the 1974 agreement with Sri Lanka.


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