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Currently the United States and Russia are in a "reset" of relations - a
term coined in 2009 by the State Department, meaning that the escalation
of tensions seen in the previous 3 years between the US and Russia would
be frozen. But events on the horizon mean the "reset" is simply the calm
before the storm. It isn't that the US and Russia want a confrontation,
but that both of their fundamental geopolitical interests clash. For the
US, it is about maintaining global hegemony, and for Russia it is about
Russia's defining characteristic is its indefensibility, leaving its main
strategy throughout history as to secure itself. Unlike most countries,
Russia's core region - the Muscovy - is indefensible, chronicling Russian
history with the agony of surviving invasion time and again. Because of
this, Russia throughout history has taken the strategy of expansion to
geographic barriers in order to establish redoubt, and also create
strategic depth between Russia and the myriad of enemies surrounding it.
This mean expanding to the Carpathians (across Ukraine, Moldova), to the
Caucasus Mountains (particularly to the Lesser Caucasus Mountains in
Armenia, past Georgia and Azerbaijan), and to the Tien Shien Mountains (on
the far side of Central Asia). The one hole is the Northern European
Plain, in which the Russians have historically responded by claiming as
many states as possibly on the plain (such as the Baltics, Belarus, Poland
and even parts of Germany). In short, for Russia to be secure it must
create an empire of some sort - whether that be the Russian Empire, Soviet
Union, or the forthcoming Eurasia Union.
The weakness in creating an empire is two-fold: the people and the
economy. In absorbing so many lands, the Russian empires have been faced
with providing for such a vast number, and also suppressing those who did
not conform (especially those that were not ethnically Russian). This
problem lead to an inherently weak economy in Russia, and one that could
never overcome the infrastructural challenges to provide for its people.
But this has never stopped Russia from being an undeniable power for broad
swaths of history, despite its crushing poverty.
Instead Russian power must be measured in the strength of the state, and
its ability to rule the people. This does not mean the popularity of the
Russian government (though Premier Putin's popularity is undeniable), but
instead the ability for the Russian leadership (whether czar, Communist
Party, or Putin) to maintain a ruthless degree of control over society.
That meant Moscow could divert resources from consumption to security, and
suppress resistance. In a state run by terror, dissatisfaction with the
state of the economy does not translate into either policy shifts or
security weakness - and certainly not in the short term.
The czar used repression widely, and it was not until the army itself
rebelled in World War I that the regime collapsed. Under Stalin, even at
the worst moments of World War II, the army did not rebel. In both
regimes, economic dysfunction was accepted as the inevitable price of
strategic power. And dissent - even the hint of dissent - was dealt with
by the only truly efficient state enterprise: the security apparatus.
The same logic and strategies are being used today. When Putin came to
power in 1999, the Russian state was broken and vulnerable to other global
powers. In order to regain Russian stability- and eventually its place on
the global stage- Putin had to first consolidate the Kremlin's power
inside of Russia, which meant consolidating the country economically,
politically, and socially. This was all done after a re-organization and
strengthening of the security apparatus, which allowed Putin to more
freely dominate the people under one political party, purge foreign
influence from the economy, and create a cult around his power among the
Second, Putin has set his sights on re-creating the Russian empire in
order to secure the country in the future. This wasn't an egotistical
choice by Putin, but a matter of national security derived by centuries of
historic precedencies. Moreover, Putin had just watched the US move in on
that territory which Russia deemed imperative to its survival. The US had
ushered most of Central Europe and the Baltic States into NATO and the EU;
launched pro-Western color revolutions in Ukraine, Georgia and Kyrgyzstan;
set up military bases in Central Asia; and had plans to install ballistic
missile defense in Central Europe. To Russia, the US was eating up its
periphery in order to ensure that Moscow would forever remain vulnerable
and weak.
But as the 2000s continued, Russia was granted a rare window of
opportunity with the US becoming preoccupied with its conflicts in the
Islamic theater. Russia was able to start rolling back the US infiltration
of the Soviet sphere, and consolidate Russian influence back into its
former states. This resurgence was not met with much US resistance, not
only because of the US pre-occupation, but also because of the
miscalculation on Washington's part of the state of Russian power. There
has been an equation of Russian power to their economic strength.
Vice-President Joseph Biden made the connection in a 2009 speech in
Europe, however, Russia had just invaded Georgia-a war that was not meant
to be flawless in Russian military show, but meant to break Georgia as a
country, which it did. The same miscalculations of Russian power in
comparison to their economic strength was made in the 1930s by Germany,
who saw Russia crippled by an economic crash and a series of famines.
As the US has allowed Russia to resurge back into its former territory,
Moscow has seen many great successes. Besides continuing to dominate the
Russia-friendly states of Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Armenia-to date, Russia
has re-deployed the military deep into Central Asia with nearly 10,000
troops on the Tien Shien mountains (a geopolitical anchor). In the
Caucasus, Russia holds 5,000 troops in the Lesser Caucasus Mountains in
Armenia (near the Georgian and Azerbaijani borders), and occupies
approximately 20 percent of Georgian lands. Russia has flipped the
Ukrainian government from its Organist pro-Western government to a more
With Putin returning to the presidency in 2012, he has clearly stated that
his goal is to formalize this resurgence into the former Soviet states by
creating a Eurasia Union (EuU) by 2015. As the new version of a Russian
empire, Russia will start off by creating a union with Ukraine, Belarus,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Armenia. This union is being based
off of Russia's current associations such as the Customs Union, Union
State, and Collective Security Treaty Organization. But what the
forthcoming EuU isn't is the recreation of the Soviet Union. What must be
stressed is that Putin understands Russia's inherent vulnerability of the
economic and strategic weight it is to take care of so many different
people across nearly nine million square miles. Instead, Putin is creating
a Union in which it holds influence over its foreign policy and security,
but isn't responsible for most of the inner dealings in each country.
Meaning the Russian government doesn't need to sort through Kyrgyz
political theater, or support Ukraine's economy in order for it to control
the country.
In forming the EuU, Russia will need to continue to consolidate its
influence in the three regions - European former Soviet sphere, Caucasus,
and Central Asia. This will mean increased focus particularly on
Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Moldova and the Baltics.
The two flashpoints of resistance will be in Georgia and the Baltics.
Georgia will continue to be vehemently anti-Russian, and Moscow has proven
that it is willing to militarily crush the country. The one reprieve is
that Russia will be cautious on using that tool in the lead-up to the 2014
Olympics in Sochi, Russia. But it does not mean Moscow will not continue
to aggressively pressure Georgia. The Baltics are a major vulnerability
for Russia, as they are a NATO and EU presence a stone's throw away from
St. Petersburg and Moscow. In the coming years, Russia is trying to break
the unity of the Baltic States by targeting Latvia, whose pro-Russian
political party is becoming increasingly popular. Russia has also deepened
its ability to create social instability in the Baltic States. Moscow is
also increasing its military presence in the region with plans to deploy
Russian troops and hardware (S-400 strategic air defense system and
Iskander short-range ballistic missiles) in Belarus and Kaliningrad.
The Kremlin's plan is to have the EuU fully formed by 2015, which is the
time-frame that it needs to be fully secure in its surroundings, as it is
the time when Moscow expects to be back in a confrontation with the US.
Though the US has been focused outside of Eurasia, there are still plans
in place to counter Russian resurgence once the US has the bandwidth. This
is mainly to consolidate the Central European corridor under US influence.
Already, the Central Europeans are reacting to a resurging Russia- and a
Russia that has a strategic alliance with Germany- by consolidating into
their own military alliances outside of NATO (the Baltic and Visegrad
Battle Groups). Moreover, the US will beginning to deploy its ballistic
missile defense installations in Central Europe, placing US boots on the
To Russia, this adds up to a US and pro-US front forming up against the
former Soviet (and future EuU) borders. It is Russia's reformation of a
Russian empire, along with the US consolidation on this empire's periphery
that will create a break in warm relations.
There is one more trend that has been evolving during the Russian
resurgence while the US has been pre-occupied in the Islamic world, and
that is the European crisis. Europe has been plunged into such a deep
disaster based off of its financial crisis that the unifying alliance
under the EU has started to break down. This has now created a second
window of opportunity for Russia-- this time in Europe. Moscow has seen
this as a way to make moves without Europe countering them. Russia's
strategy and tactics are three-fold. First Russia is encouraging the
differences between states which is creating chaos in Europe-the so-called
"chaos campaign" by Moscow. Second, Moscow is buying up assets across
Europe (such as banks, energy firms, and other financially distressed
institutions) in order to have leverage in the region for years to come.
Finally, Russia has plenty of cash on hand to buy up European debt and
gain the "good will" of many Europeans-particularly the Germans. Though
Russia may be economically weak, it does hold over a trillion dollars
unofficially that it can pump into any program it wants. Russia tends to
do such a thing when it is politically beneficial, and gaining an upper
hand in Europe certainly qualifies.
In the end, what Russia is attempting to do is make itself the most secure
and powerful it can before the next crises hit, which will be demographic.
Russia must hold its own state, secure the empire to keep foreign powers
at bay, and prevent the US from repeating what occurred in the 1980s and
90s in the Russian collapse and chaos. Russia knows that its ability to
sustain such power is limited, as its population is shrinking at an
alarming rate. Russian demographics are some of the world's worst outside
of Africa, with a steady decline since World War I. Russia's birth rates
are now well below starkly higher death rates; Russia already has more
citizens in their 50s than in their teens. Russia can be a major power
without a solid economy, but no one can be a major power without people.
But even with demographics as poor as Russia's, demographics do not change
a country overnight, and Russia will be able to sustain what it is
currently building for at least another generation. This is Russia's
moment, and the generation or so it will take demography to grind Russia
down will be very hostile for those Moscow is protecting itself from.
Lauren Goodrich
Senior Eurasia Analyst


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Saturday, 1 December 2012
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Elephant Tee Order
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Tuesday, 30 October 2012
The Incredible Hulk Pumpkin
Happy Halloween everyone! I only had time to carve one pumpkin this year and here it is - THE HULK!
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Elephant Tee
Had an order from a previous customer who was about to become a Grandma again.
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Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Cup Cakes
I have never seen Cupcakes rise like this, I don't know how I did it, it was very odd, let's just move on...
Chocolate sponge with a chocolate frosting. People might tell you the frosting shouldn't be as deep as the sponge, these people are to be ignored.
I know, as always my presentation aint the best but these were superb.
Monday, 22 October 2012
Banana Bread
Hadn't made any banana bread in ages and I completely muffed it up, just could not get it to cook in the middle
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Sunday, 21 October 2012
Brownies are so easy! I think they're pretty much impossible to mess up.
Though I was worried the mix was too wet in the pic above.
But they came out perfect!
Home made still warm Brownie, Fluff marshmallow spread, Hersheys Chocolate Sauce...never been one for restraint :)
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I noticed my local COSTCO currently has KitchenAid salad spinners (~$20.00, I think(?)).
Does anyone here have any experience with one of these? Thanks,
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- Posted by Barbara9093 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 1, 06 at 21:41
The KitchenAid looks similar to my salad spinner, which I think is an OXO. Mine doesn't have the option of spinning several items at the same time in a segmented basket, which the Kitchen Air has, although I don't know if that's something useful or gimmicky. I really like my pump salad spinner. The pump gets things spinning really fast, so your lettuce will be nice and dry. One feature I like on mine is that you can lock the pump into a down position so it's easier to fit the spinner in a drawer. Does the KitchenAid have that? It seems to have a really tall pump, so you'd want to make sure you have a place to put it when you're not using it. Barbara |
My spinner has the pull-string (think yo-yo) and it works well enough, but the pump style would be easier to use (no string to slip or get tangled up). It was a garage-sale buy, though, and for as often as I use it, it's fine. I don't know about the segmented basket. My experience is that greens take a lot of space, and that you'd end up using a few segments for a given recipe and the basket would be harder to clean anyway. |
- Posted by krustytopp (My Page) on Tue, Jun 20, 06 at 16:17
I don't know about the KitchenAid, but I just bought the OXO and I find it a huge disappointment, especially given its high cost. My old crank-style cheap thingy does a better job of drying. Maybe there is a particular technique that the user has to master for each spinner. With either spinner, I let the greens sit on the table for a while, uncovered, so that the residual moisture has a chance to evaporate. It's just easier to buy the bagged (prewashed) salads. |
I don't think I've ever actually seen a crank-style, although I keep hearing references to them. The pull string type just seemed to fuss-budgety to me; and Mr. Murphy lies hiding behind every lettuce leaf. I've had the large OXO for, oh, a dozen years anyway, and have never been dissatisfied with it. I fill the basket, give the pump a push or three, and let her rip. I don't imagine the KA would be very much different. But I do wonder about the segmented basket, for the same reasons Steve-o gave. |
I had what was supposed to be a battery powered OXO. I had to stand over and and continuously pump it to get it to turn. Even then it didn't get much water off the lettuce. Plus it took up a lot of cabinet space. I haven't seen the KA one at Costco. I did however find a small crank Zyliss at TJMaxx and I love it! I tossed the OXO right in the trash. |
I had an old crank-style that had a hole in the top to run the water through, then you turned the water off & kept cranking to spin dry. A couple of weeks ago, I was outlet shopping and found a Tupperware store. They had a spinner that was a large bowl with a nice removeable basket so you soak the lettuce, swish it a bit and then pull the basket out to drain away the dirty water. Then you pop the spinner top on & crank away, lift off the top, lift out the basket & pour off the water again. The lettuce was nearly dry. The best part is the locking cover...you can pop the entire thing in the frig. It was $40 but I am very happy with it. |
- Posted by deniseburns (My Page) on Sat, Apr 17, 10 at 11:01
I have the costco salad spinner and I have one problem that probably is the result of not keeping the directions. When I pump the spinner it catches on the bottom and stops the spinning process. Help! What am I doing wrong. Otherwise I like it. |
I have the small oxo and like it a lot but it is usually just a little too small to hold a whole section of leaf lettuce or romaine or whatever. So I got a bigger different brand (white with a light green handle pull for spinning vs. the pump the button up and down. Holds a lot but is too big and takes up half my fridge. Just another thing to consider. |
- Posted by Fredda(email@example.com) onThu, Jul 14, 11 at 14:58
Just bought the Kitchen Aid pump-style salad spinner at Costco and I love it. I find the segments useful for cleaning just enough fresh veggies for a salad for two in one operation. It does a great job spinning the lettuce dry and I've had no difficulty with the spinning process. I guess it helps to be sure the inner bowl is set properly on the protrusion at the bottom of the outer bowl. I like the fact that I can store leftover salad in the outer bowl. It came with a cover for the pump hole so the top is well closed for refrigeration. I've been looking for a good salad spinner for long time and previously purchased an OXO collapsible salad spinner for its compactness but it did a terrible job drying the lettuce so I returned it. At long last, I have a salad spinner that does the job and then some. |
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Ive been trying to root scotch broom cuttings... Is this even possible? Ive been putting root hormone on them I did some with heel cuts. And also, ive been doing them in a sand and peat moss mix...Is this a good media?
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I've got some information to help you. Dirr, Michael A and Heuser, Charles, Jr. 'The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation: From Seed to Tissue Culture'; (Second Edition 2006); Varsity Press, Inc. ISBN: 0942375092 or ISBN: 13: 978-0-942375-09-1 "Cystis scoparius: July-August cuttings, 800 ppm IBA-solution or tale, well drained medium (root systems are often brittle), mist, root in the 70-90% range. Untreated cuttings of C. scoparius 'Dragonlady' rooted 35%; 70% with 8000 ppm IBA-talc. Cuttings can be rooted in greenhouse or outside beds. Rooting takes 4 to 5 weeks. Plants should be grown in continers since field grown material does not transplant easily." My advice is to use "Clonex" or "Clonex Red." Clonex Red is a newer product but both should be sufficient. I just don't prefer talc rooting products. Something else that's important in my opinion is a root-gel dip of Mycchoraize (sp?). I buy mine from Treehaven Evergreen Nursery/Hilltop Tree Farms. Someone on the Conifers Forum labled me as "snake oil" dummy. You should see the roots formed with this product alone when used for cutting propagation. A dip in this gel afterwards when you have your rooted plants, and either (potted) or into temporary nursery beds, is the difference between losing plants, and not. I've seen such success... I have yet to use both as a single application so I cannot answer that but something tells me a dip in Clonex followed with a dip in that gel might be advantageous... Use a 1" or 1/2" heel of semi-hardwood mainly and full heels of hardwood would also be acceptable for this time period. You should also for general purposes, stick, three softwood cuttings. Thuja occ. 'Spiralis' I found roots superior as softwoods during summer. Opposite of anything you would ever think......... Your mixture seems very good. Dax |
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One Ballet Lesson and I cannot stop moving, I even tired my DH out, LOL! I added "Shrooms on green concrete blocks" to my arbor area and the roses are growing on each arbor
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- Posted by luna_llena_feliz 5B (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 0:43
Boy, those tomatoes look good! Yum! I'd love to see a close up of your mushrooms on the blocks. Love the tall grass in the one pot too. The roses look like real beauties. Great stuff! |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 9:56
WOW!!! B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L.!!!! Love it all, so inviting looking!!! I like All the metal arbors!!! |
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Holy Cow -- You CAN'T STOP MOVING !!!!!!!! LOL You go girl - enjoy the feeling .... your yard is looking awesome ! |
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Well now I have arbor envy in the worst way. Those are great, love the roses and the shrooms. Frou |
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- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 14:08
Way to go! Glad you're feeling so good....love all of your garden creations and your arbors, etc. are beautiful! |
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Those are all really neat love it all. |
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LOOKIN' GOOD!!!!!! So good to see you posting again. I have missed seeing your stuff. I wish I had half your energy! |
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you have wonderful arbors. Kathy |
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I love the arbors!! I've never thought of putting a bunch of them in one area. COOL! |
Love your arbors & walkway! My tomatoes aren't red yet but ones at dad's are, so we took him some & he enjoyed them. He is crazy about popcorn lately so whatever it takes to get him home maybe in 3 weeks. Glad the dancing has got you dancing around the garden too!! Amazing what a new hobby or class can do for a person!! Guess we get bored easily! Jan |
hey friend....looks really great. I see a birdhouse pole that has gone up since I saw you. But then the ole brain cells get tired somedays, lol. And a new arbor or two since then also. I like the mushrooms. Are you leaving them on the concrete block. If so are you putting succulents or ground cover in them? I wonder if we could get plants with names that match where they are planted...my DDH found quiet a few to plant in an old toilet many years ago. Was very interesting. I have not thought about that in many years. Well, dancing...how wonderful...my foot has been bumpin to the beat of music lately. I might go back and do some ball room type dancing. Maybe at the senior center. LOL. Save some of that energy for your girls visit coming up. |
- Posted by nanagrandma 9 SouthWest, Calif (My Page) on Wed, Jul 14, 10 at 2:20
Thanks everyone! Yep that dancing did it, LOL June for some reason my succulents don't do well in the sun. And that particular area used to be a horse stable so former owners put DG very hard to dig so as you can see I have most things in pots. I am usin the green blocks to substitute for greenery. Slowly my DH has been working the soil in spots, like where the tomatos grew, this is the first year they grew there. Roses do well there but we had to have a neighbor come in with tractor to take some of top DG off it helped some so my DH worked that area so the roses would grow and this year they took off. You go girl take that ballroom dancing and maybe we both can have a recital together, he he LOL I am so excited to see my daughter and family especially Beto they will be here Friday for a two week visit. Hurray |
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Ultimate Thrills
The sport of Ultimate is flying high in Madison
UW–Madison Bella Donna Ultimate player by Candace Westgate
As we slowly transition out of winter and into greener months, expect to see more than just birds flying through the air. Ultimate season is upon us, filling Madison's parks with patrons of all ages eager to once again let their discs soar.
"In summer, every park in town, nearly every night of the week has [Ultimate] games," says Tim DeByl, a fifteen-year veteran of the sport. "It's Frisbee-mania."
So what's the fascination with this team sport played with a flying disc? (The "Frisbee" is officially dropped from Ultimate's name, as it's a trademarked term by Wham-O toy company.)
Perhaps it's the "Spirit of the Game" motto, which requires players of the self-officiated sport (meaning there are no referees) to demonstrate a strong sense of respect, sportsmanship and fair play. Maybe the lure comes from the Ultimate community's insistence on gender equality. The complimentary pitchers of Great Dane beer after Madison Ultimate Frisbee Association, or MUFA, league tournaments for players might also have something to do with it.
Whatever the reason, there's no denying that Madison has a special fondness for Ultimate. In fact, while participation has increased nationally more than twenty percent over the past four years, Madison boasts the largest number of Ultimate players per capita in the country, according to Midwest Ultimate operations director and CEO Chris Olig.
Growing Strong
The game began as a fringe sport, born in the summer of 1968 and the brainchild of a New Jersey high schooler named Joel Silver. The object of the seven-on-seven game is similar to football in that players score points by passing the disc to team members in the opposing team's end zone. However, Ultimate players aren't allowed to run with the disc and must keep pivoting when the disc is in hand.
By 1970 the first official rules were penned, and within five years the game spread to the collegiate level. Presently, the U.S. has more than 4.8 million Ultimate players, according to the Sports and Fitness Industry Association. It's not merely a college sport, however; Ultimate has expanded to numerous club and recreational teams, not to mention the high school and middle school teams that continue to sprout within the Madison area and beyond.
"The sport is blowing up," says DeByl. "Before, you had never heard of it until you went to college. Now nearly every high school in the area has an Ultimate team."
There are twelve area high school teams, some of which have both an A and B team, says Dan Raabe, Ultimate coach at James Madison Memorial High School. He feels the sport has a unique draw for students because it's easy to learn and lacks the extreme pressure that tends to accompany other high school sports. Additionally, Raabe says the morals embodied by Ultimate teach players valuable life lessons about respect and compromise.
Coming Together
For the Madison Ultimate community, May is a particularly exciting time. On May 3, the Radicals—Madison's newly formed professional Ultimate team—host their inaugural home game against the Minnesota Wind Chill at Breese Stevens Field.
DeByl, who is also partial owner of the Radicals and the team's current coach, hopes to make home games for the Radicals similar to the atmosphere at Mallards games.
"There will be food, beer, tailgating beforehand. We want our games to be an event for the Ultimate community, but also something that will bring in a different demographic like high school kids and parents," DeByl says. "The goal is to do whatever we can to preserve the essence of the game while making it entertaining at the same time."
Later in the month, Madison welcomes the Division I USA Ultimate College Championship, making this the second time in less than five years the city has hosted the event. The tournament takes place over Memorial Day weekend, when players from the top twenty open division and top twenty women's division teams compete for the national title, which is whittled down from the more than 700 collegiate teams that entered the college championship series earlier this spring.
Rebecca Enders, co-captain of Bella Donna, UW–Madison's women's Ultimate team, feels hosting the tournament speaks to the strength of the city's Ultimate community.
"[Ultimate] is a huge part of the Madison community as a whole, and it's growing," Enders says. "Nationals in 2010 was such a successful event, and I think it's going to be even better this time around."
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Hello, My name is Kale, and for no reason what so ever, a player whos key is Espada Goons, or Espada-goon. or something liek that are trying to hack me, and here is some of the logs from an inside source
(£.ô..¨Ê..Þ.ã.Ð.á..¤ Leader)Production would like to Announce:
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Shinigami)(Squad Six Member)CRoW OOC: oh i remember
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Owner)(Vaizard)Kµñå§åkï OOC: >_>' like I'm not trying?
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Shinigami)(Squad Six Member)CRoW OOC: hows that game going?
(Human)I'm lo ing for Dantai OOC: We to off the copyright stuff
They Chickened out.
BL&D Elite(Vaizard)Vaizard Co-Leader Ichigo Kurosaki OOC: damn you got told Kun
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Owner)(Vaizard)Kµñå§åkï OOC: It's kinda hard when I have no leads. So I'm gonna have to associate with one of the BYOND staff members. So hold up a second, Goon.
(Human)I'm lo ing for Dantai OOC: and it's running slowly now
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Owner)(Vaizard)Kµñå§åkï OOC: Yeah, I saw.
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Shinigami)(Squad Six Member)CRoW OOC: well im host banned so i cant tell
§unny: hey production can i be my squads captain?
(Human)I'm lo ing for Dantai OOC: lol i am too but i get on anyway
(-Rê§ðnåñ¢ê-)(Owner)(Vaizard)Kµñå§åkï OOC: (£.ô..¨Ê..Þ.ã.Ð.á..¤ Leader)Production would like to Announce:
i feel like choping up mura and ffeeding him to his [mind not cussing? Even if you are quoting.]
<<<<< I am the one they are referring to, Mura, AKA Murazaki, I also happen to be the one they are attempting to hack, I got these logs off an inside source whom I will not name yet due to I am continueing to get more info
<<<<<< More info from the pager
<--(2:05 pm) Espada-Goons: just to let you know my hacker kun is going to hack you till your computer explodes also he is having a convo with a byond staff member so your done
<--(2:05 pm) Espada-Goons: anyways have fun with that [womper]
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Cucumber 'Marketer'
Cucumis sativus
Marketer is a variety of Cucumber which is a member of the Cucumis family. Its botanical name is Cucumis sativus 'Marketer'. 'Marketer' is considered a heirloom OP (open polliated) cultivar.
Characteristics: Fruit trim, uniform for shape and color, dark green. High yielding (in Northern gardens). Not recommended for Southern gardens.
This variety is an Vegetable that typically grows as an Annual, which is defined as a plant that matures and completes its lifecycle over the course of a single year. Marketer normally reaches to a mature height of 11.7 inches (30.0 cm). This variety tends to bloom in late spring.India is believed to be where Marketer originates from.
Marketer Cucumber tends to need a moderate amount of maintenance, so ensuring that you are aware of the soil, sun, ph and water requirements for this plant is quite important to ensure you have a happy and healthy plant.
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Nightlife in Venice
Venice has a good selection of bars that are great for an evening aperitivo (a spritz or Bellini). The liveliest areas are Campo Santa Margherita in Dorsoduro and around the Rialto Markets in San Polo. Harry's Bar is a cocktail classic, opera lovers head for Teatro La Fenice and jazz fans cram into Venice Jazz Club. See if your luck's in at Casinò di Venezia. Venice heads for bed at around 2am.
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1. Caffè Aurora - Bars
Show moreA café by day, Caffè Aurora on St Mark's Square becomes a magnet for Venice's lost youth as night falls. Plush, velvet-covered seating and a handful of tables are occupied by fashionable types. DJs spin dance and lounge tracks.Show this on mapE-mail this item
48-50, St Mark's Square, Venice 30124
+39 0 41 528 6405
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2. Margaret Duchamp - Bars
Show moreSet on a corner of Dorsoduro's busiest square, Margaret Duchamp is a student favourite. Sip a spritz (Campari, prosecco and soda) at one of the outdoor tables, while watching the world amble by. The interior features a semi-circular bar.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Campo Santa Margherita, Dorsoduro 30123, Venice 30123
+39 041 528 62 55
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3. Harry's Bar - Bars
Show moreFamous names that have dropped into Harry's Bar in San Marco include Hemingway, Charlie Chaplin and Woody Allen. White-jacketed waiters serve drinks at simple timber tables. Try the iconic peach and prosecco Bellini, which was invented here.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Calle Vallaresso, San Marco 1323, Venice 30124
+39 041 528 5777
4. B Bar - Bars
Show moreSip creative cocktails and quality wines at the stylish B Bar, at the Bauer Hotel in Venice. Sink into deep lounge chairs for relaxation or head out onto the Grand Canal terrace for views of the Salute church.Show this on mapE-mail this item
1459, San Marco, Venice 30124
+39 041 520 70 22
5. Orange - Bars
Show moreThere are three choices at Orange in Dorsoduro. Fashion victims gather at the bright orange bar. Others prefer to sip cocktails in the shady rear garden or on the roof terrace, with its views over Campo Santa Margherita square.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Campo Santa Margherita, Dorsoduro 3054/a, Venice 30123
+39 0 41 523 47 40
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Show moreA canalside classic near the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Dorsoduro, Al Bottegon attracts locals for an early evening prosecco, or three, with sandwiches. The bottle-lined interior, where it's standing room only, hasn't changed in decades. Guests sip and chat outside.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Fondamenta Maravegie, Dorsoduro 992, Venice 30123
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Show moreFounded in 1775 by Giorgio Quadri and his wife, the world-famous Gran Caffè Quadri is one of the oldest public salons in Venice. It combines the exquisite aroma of quality coffee with excellent views over St Mark's Square.Show this on mapE-mail this item
121, Piazza San Marco, Venice 30124
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Show moreSituated on St Mark's Square, 18th-century Caffè Florian is a Venice icon. Grab a tiny table in a frescoed booth for views over the square, or sit outside in summer. Mirrors and antiques abound while white-jacketed waiters glide around effortlessly.Show this on mapE-mail this item
56 & 59, St Mark's Square, Venice 30124
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Show moreIf it's a club you're after, head to Molocinque in Marghera on the mainland, where impeccably-dressed 25- to 30-year-old Venetians dance to house music every weekend. Dine before you dance - the nightclub also houses a smart pizzeria and bar.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Via dell'elettricità, 8 Marghera, Venice
+39 041 538 4983
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Show moreMusica a Palazzo offers a unique operatic experience in the rooms of a fine patrician Grand Canal mansion in San Marco. Follow top performers from the frescoed salon to the boudoir as they sing La Traviata and other famed operas.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Fondamenta Barbarigo o Duodo, San Marco 2504, Venice 30124
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13. Casinò di Venezia - Entertainment
Show moreOpened in the 17th century and housed in Palazzo Vendramin-Calergi, a noble mansion in Cannaregio, Casinò di Venezia is the world's oldest casino. Try your luck at everything from Black Jack to slot machines. Jackets and ties are essential for gents.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Palazzo Vendramin-Calergi, Cannaregio 2040, Venice 30121
+39 0 41 529 7111
14. Venice Jazz Club - Entertainment
Show moreThe Venice Jazz Club lures various acts to its den in Dorsoduro. Dimly lit, this former dance club hosts the local VJC quartet and guest performers from all over the Veneto region. Drinks are served at the bar.Show this on mapE-mail this item
Fondamenta dello Squero, Dorsoduro 3102, Venice 30123
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15. Teatro La Fenice - Entertainment
Show moreThe Teatro La Fenice attracts opera fans from all over the world to this unique stage in San Marco. It was restored in 2003 to its mid-19th-century glory after a 1996 arson attack. International companies perform first class opera here.Show this on mapE-mail this item
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8 God has the power to provide you with more than enough of every kind of grace. That way, you will have everything you need always and in everything to provide more than enough for every kind of good work. | 8 And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. |
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Submitted by C5GALAXY Carbs: 3.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 118.1
My family absolutely loves this dip. It tastes just like a BLT! Carbs: 1.5g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 49.4
My dip has all the flavor of the original, but it's much easier on the waistline. I prefer to eat this "dip" with a fork or raw vegetables. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 7.5g | Protein: 11.2g | Calories: 197.3
The versatility of this Mexican salsa is limitless! Put it on grilled chicken or steak, add it to eggs, or serve with tortilla chips. Submitted by METALFINGER2U Carbs: 5.9g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 22.5
Use this to dress your salad or as a dipping sauce for cut vegetables. Don't like cilantro? No problem, just swap it out for Italian parsley or dill. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.1g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 8.8
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Hey, it's a beautiful day! Hope all of you are feeling good today. Like many of you, I take care of some "have to do's", then pour my morning cup of coffee and sit down at my computer to see what is going on here and at some of the other forums. Dh has noticed "my routine" and had picked up on my conversations about all of you and your creations. So today he says "so are you on there with your cult?" It tickled my "funny bone" and I had to explain that we are a "forum" not a "cult". It is so fun to have you guys to look forward to sharing with each day--starts my day on a happy note. Thank you. Now, I better get off here, and get busy. Luvs |
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Morning luvs....I usually get the kids off to school, then fix myself a little something to eat and check messages before I get on with my day too. If I stayed here as much as I want to I'd never get anything done. ha I only stopped by for a second while I'm printing off medieval banners for my DD's castle project. Yes, we are still working on that. Sigh. It's taking up my painting time. Oh well, it gets turned in on Thursday and then I can get my dining room table back and get painting again. Hey thanks for sending people over from GJ to show their stuff. I'm just too busy to go thru all the wonderful posts over there so I usually try to pick and choose a few so I'm not totally missing out. I gotta go fix lunch for the little one and then continue on with the castle. Have a great day!! ~Anj |
- Posted by craftylady-2006(gw:craftylady-2006) onMon, Sep 25, 06 at 20:49
The "Cult" - way too funny, got me LOL on that one. Tell DH that if he continues to be a smartie-pants, we'll just have to paint him with black lines and then send him over to the Garden Junk side so someone can fill in the lines with mosasics - then he gets grouted!!!! Sal |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Mon, Sep 25, 06 at 23:28
Hi Sal. Did you read my reply to you on the posting multiple pics? Hope you were able to do it. If not, email me and I will give you my phone number so I can talk you through doing it. It sure makes it faster and easier. Anj helped me learn to post pics, and now we try to help each other if we figure out something new. DH has his own "cult" plays some online game with my son most nights before bedtime! So funny to hear them talk about their characters. Ha ha Luvs |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Tue, Sep 26, 06 at 0:06
Hey, Anj, Sure a good thing you know how to build a castle! LOL Are you doing any painting on it? I am so impressed by the talent of all the people on Gardenweb--I can't help but ask some of the painters to come here to share with us--partly so I know you and Kathi won't miss out, but also so their pics will be on this gallery for any newbies to see. I just wanted to let you know that I went to the P.O. today to mail the package. Hope it will be fun for you. If not your style or not interested, just pass on to someone else, okay? Not everyone likes the same things. Got to go check some more posts. Luvs |
Thank you luvs, I'll be looking for it. I'm a little nervous that I won't be able to do it, but I'll try anything once. ha I know it will be fun either way. That castle! Brother. I'm only supposed to be supervising her, but I've had to start her off on a few things painting. It's looking pretty good, I think. I'm itching to get my paint brushes on it and make vines climbing the towers and I can think of all kinds of things that will make it better, but it's hers. She painted these lovely tiny little rose stained glass windows on her church. I was impressed. ha She's a good little artist at 11. I just want it done so I can get back to my projects. ha I for one am glad you are sending more people over. It's fun. As you can see it's going on 1am and my little one just hit the sack so I'm off to bed too. I'll try to catch ya'll tomorrow. ~Anj |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Tue, Sep 26, 06 at 11:05
Hey Anj, Hope you got to rest good finally. Is your little one feeling okay, but just wanting to play some more? Glad the castle is going well. You are a good Mom to let her do it on her own as much as she can. At 11, I am sure she knows just how she wants it to look! DIL emailed me that today is the day GD starts potty training. I've got to go find a seat and step stool for when she is over here. Have such mixed emotions--sort of wish she could have stayed a baby longer, yet so much fun seeing her learn and grow! Well, I need to do a little yard stuff before it gets too hot, then want to get that doll bed painted today. Funny thing--now that i know I will be showing it to an audience (this forum), it makes me a little nervous about painting it! Ha ha Luvs |
Don't be nervous...just be glad that you can do the painting, and know how to post the pictures for us to see. |
- Posted by sewigardnut (My Page) on Thu, Sep 28, 06 at 9:08
Good morning ladies,I'm glad I'm not the only GJer who hangs out here but doesn't post. I'm working on a baby afgan for my DD's friend. I need to get it done so I can get to my winter/fall projects. I love all the painting everyone does here. I bought some practice sheets for One Stroke painting and I really want to try that. There's just to many crafts to try it makes me dizzy. |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Thu, Sep 28, 06 at 10:53
Welcome Sewigardnut, Most of us hang out over at GJ too, but try to post most of the painting stuff here. Some of it fits in at both places. Please jump right in if you have any questions and be sure to let us see pics if you have done any painting projects. I really suggest you get one of the One Stroke videos--you can stop, rewind, play it all you want to really see how she does it. I found some VHS tapes at Joanne's for $5, and I think the PBS site has the ones from her series pretty cheap. They are only 30 minute ones, but good. I got a couple of those for $4.95. Once you "get it", I think you will find it much easier than regular painting. Just have fun, most painted things look great even when they are not "perfect". You are right--there are so many wonderful crafts to try, that's why it is so fun to have these forums to see what others are doing and to share ideas. Hope you keep stopping by to chat with us. Luvs |
Yes, sewi...you are most welcome here too. We play at a lot of different forums including GJ. I get a little overloaded there because there are so many cool projects to look at and try. Been hanging out here with these fun girls lately. It seems a little less crazed and a little more cozy so far, so hope you'll stop over and chat with us and post your painted things when you have them too. I hope to be starting the One Stroke soon too so you won't be the only newbie! :) ~Anj |
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Fanny Lewald
Fanny Lewald (21 March 1811 – 5 August 1889) was a German author.
Life and career[edit]
She was born at Königsberg in East Prussia. Lewald was born Jewish, and when seventeen years of age, she converted to Christianity. She traveled in the German Confederation, France and Italy. Travel developed her powers of composition, and in 1841 she published her first novel in her cousin August Lewald's periodical Europa, under the title Der Stellvertreter. In 1845, she settled at Berlin. Here, in 1854, she married the author Adolf Stahr. In 1876, after his death, she moved to Dresden, where she engaged in literary work until her death in 1889.
Lewald is less remarkable for her writings, which, though displaying considerable talent and culture, are mostly sober, matter-of-fact works, than for her championship of women's rights and for her scathing satire on the sentimentalism of the Gräfin von Hahn-Hahn. This author she ruthlessly attacked in the exquisite parody Diogena, Roman von Iduna Gräfin H...-H... (2nd ed., 1847).
Among the best known of her novels are:
- Klementine (1843)
- Jenny (1843)
- Prinz Louis Ferdinand (1849; 2nd ed., 1859)
- Das Mädchen von Hela (1860)
- Von Geschlecht zu Geschlecht (8 vols, 1863–1865)
- Nella (1870)
- Die Erlöserin (1873)
- Benvenuto (1875)
- Stella (1883; English trans. by B. Marshall, 1884)
Of her writings in defence of the emancipation of women, Osterbriefe für die Frauen (1863) and Für und wider die Frauen (1870) are conspicuous. She also wrote sketches of travel. Her autobiography, Meine Lebensgeschichte (6 vols, 1861–1862), is brightly written and affords interesting glimpses of the literary life of her time.
A selection of her works was published under the title Gesammelte Schriften in 12 vols (1870–1874), and separately, in English as "Recollections of 1848" and "The Education of Fanny Lewald", translated by Hanna Lewis.
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- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Lewald, Fanny". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. This work in turn cites:
- K. Frenzel, Erinnerungen und Strömungen (1890)
- "Lewald, Fanny". New International Encyclopedia. 1905. This work also cites Frenzel.