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I do not know where to begin. I love Zappos-ordered these on a Monday and received them on Wednesday. I brought these in clear. I say that because there is a blue tint on the picture, and they really are clear (like diamonds) and I am glad that they are. These lever backs go with anything and are an excellent size. I have received so many compliments and am at a loss as to which pair to buy next. I have worn them so much that sometimes I decide to make a conscious effort not to reach for them every day. They are excellent and have filled a void in my jewelry collection after my jewelry box got swiped. Sad at first? Yes. But these are better than anything that I ever owned. Kate Spade has been gifted in jewelry, and in general.
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These earrings are a bit larger than I thought they would be. They are true to image size, and still beautiful. However, I have short hair and large earrings look better with long hair. I am wearing them either way though.
I'd also recommend: Pistil, Fossil, Skechers, Lucky Brand
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I like this earring's royal blue color. I bought it for my mom; she is 63. She has a dress the same color and they look good together.
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These are larger than you might expect -- definitely substantial. I think they are lovely and can easily be worn with formal or casual looks. The post is very dainty and I am in constant fear that they will snap -- which happened with another pair of KS earrings I had with the same lever back so be careful, especially when taking it off of the card. Zappos was, as always, fabulous in every way.
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Valentines day was coming up, so I decided to get my girlfriend a worm bin to compost her kitchen scraps in her apartment–I'm a true romantic. She had been jealous of The Worm Factory given to me and Troy by a friend for a whole year now. The Worm Factory works great; it makes finished worm castings in about a month; a pound of worms can eat about a pound of food a day; it produces a nutrient rich "tea" for fertilizing indoor or outdoor plants; the compost itself is more broken down than outdoor composting and closer to soil humus; and best of all it takes up minimal space and I can compost all winter long.
I have found that the stacked style of worm composting is far superior to the single bin method. With a single bin one adds compost to one side of the bin and then the other. This method requires quite a bit digging, worm separating and care in maintaining the proper moisture levels. Its more work.
With the stacked container method as one container fills up, another is added on top. As the worms finish eating what is in the first container, they migrate up to the second and so on. Depending on worm population, which is regulated by the amount of steady feeding, the first container will have finished compost in about a month to be used in the garden or stored in another container for the winter. Excess water drops through the containers and collects in a catch on the bottom where it can be drained off with a tap.
The only problem is: these containers are expensive! The relatively economical Worm Factory will run you about $80 or more. On Google shopping I've seen bins as low as $43 and as high as $175.
After the ceiling sprung a leak at my office, I noticed how nicely the 5 gallon "Homer" buckets from home depot stacked leaving a cavity several inches tall between stacked buckets. "Perfect for worms!" I thought. Below, you will find instructions on how to make a functional, somewhat attractive worm bin for less than $15.
What you will need:
- 4 (more if you want to stack higher than three containers) 5 gallon Homer buckets from HomeDepot – $2.34 each
- 1 Homer lid – $1
- An inexpensive valve/faucet – about $5
Optional additions:
- A paper shredder – about $30 at Target
- A spray bottle – recycle one from a non-toxic product or $1 a the dollar store
- A kitchen compost caddy – about $15 at Marshals
Step 1: Install a faucet to the bottom of one of the buckets. Drill a hole as low as you can on the bucket with just enough room to tighten the nut on the back of the fixture. My largest drill bit wasn't quite large enough, so I used a pocket knife to widdle the whole larger (be careful). Don't worry about the faucet scraping on the ground, you will want to lift up the bucket with a brick or cinderblock later.
Side note: I first made this faucet bucket for an experiment with bokashi composting. It seemed like a good idea for composting in an apartment. Similar to worms you layer food and newspaper, but instead of worms a fungal (bokashi) infused wheat bran is used to "pickle" the compost. After a full container "pickles" for a month, it can be buried and breaks down quickly. It is supposed to not smell too strongly, but sweet and earthly. However, sweet smells were not easily accomplished and housemates kicked the bucket to the back porch, where it froze or cooked and was generally ignored. In addition to back porch exile, burying the buckets and digging them back up proved a pain in a small yard and impossible in the winter– several buckets were left "pickling" and frozen and in a couple months food was going into the trash again.
Step 2: Drill holes in the bottoms of the other 3 buckets starting from the center and moving out until thoroughly holey. I used a drill bit slightly smaller than a dime. Smaller holes may be better for retaining worm castings when lifting the stacked layers, but would take more time.
Do your drilling someplace you don't mind getting messy. By the end you will have hundreds of curly orange plastic bits to sweep up.
Step 3: Pry off the metal handles on all of the buckets with a pry bar. A screwdriver and a block for leverage might work too. For some of the buckets I used the pry bar to open up the crimp in the wire and then wrestled it out of its hole by hand. Keep the least mangled handle for later.
You should now have at least 3 buckets with lots of holes and 1 bucket with a faucet and no holes.
Step 4: Mark a line in the 3 holey buckets at 8 inches on two sides with a permanent marker. When filling with compost, do not fill past the line! Eight inches is the same proportion (just under 1 to 3) as the minimum cavity left in the Worm Factory. The compost will shrink and compact as the worms eat it, but we want to keep it from compacting too much under the weight of buckets on top of it.
Step 5: To make the lid, drill two holes just large enough to fit the crimped ends of the handle in an inch on either side of the center ring. Bend the ends of the handle into the holes, it should stand on end.
Step 6: Drill two holes on the outer edge on the top of the lid large enough to fit tin-snips (a good pair of scissors might work) and cut out the top of the lid. You should now have a lid the slides down most of the way into the bucket. This lid will rest on top of the food, allow for some air flow, but keep the compost from drying out.
Step 7: Add enough crumpled newspaper to cover the bottom of one of the holey buckets and wet down. This is a one time process and is meant to keep the worms from falling into the "tea" catching bucket while the worms are getting established in their new home.
Step 8: Add a layer of shredded news paper. I use a paper shredder. It saves time, makes superior shredded material that the worms can break up easily, and you can store the shredded paper in the shredder's bin. Here is what newspaper does:
- It adds aeration, keeping the bin aerobic (not anaerobic, which would be bad for the worms, compost and is smelly)
- It provides needed carbon to nitrogen rich food stuffs
- It absorbs moisture from decomposing food
- It covers the newly added food stuffs and keeps bugs out
Step 9: Add worms and some soil. We are lucky enough to have a bumper crop of red wigglers. We scooped out a third of the bottom container and added a little soil to the new bin. If you don't have access to red wigglers you can order them from Uncle Jim's Worm Farm. Don't worry about getting too many; worms can double in population in 2 to 4 months if they have enough food. Again, the ration of worm weight to daily food consumption is 1 to 1. One pound of worms can eat a pound of food a day. Worms also increase their sexual activity if they are warmer (65 to 77 degrees), but don't get them too warm or the adult worms will start to dwindle.
Step 10: Add some more shredded newspaper and wet down.
Step 11: Start composting! Cover every layer of food thickly with a layer of shredded newspaper. With enough worms and shredded newspaper it should smell earthy, not bad. Feed the compost regularly. Do not fast and feast your worms or the population will always be trying to catch up and not be able to take care of your waste.
Remember to drain the "tea" periodically; you will need to tilt the contraption forward a bit and may want to keep the whole thing on a couple bricks, a cinder block or a shelf.
Some advise against giving the worms high quantities of "harsh foods" like high acids such as citrus and onion. Onion peel should be fine as it has little acid, but avoid raw pepper. Although experts are divided about weather or not to feed worms simple carbohydrates, we have found that worms will flock to pasta, and stale bread as well as used coffee grounds, tea, and horse manure. Let the worms decide what they like!


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I like Flower Scent Gardens. The owner, Glenn, searches for the most fragrant of each kind of flower. Last I knew, he was planning to put out a smaller list this year--something about health problems in his family, plus it sounds like he had to deal with some very unkind people this year. But hopefully things have smoothed out. Even a smaller list will be worth your time. Everything he has sent me has been very healthy, and the packing is extremely well done. Good prices too. I've ordered from him for years. The plant list is not your same 'ol same 'ol. Some of the things he carries are not available anywhere else. Jennifer |
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At the time of inauguration of the Rajasthan High Court in 1949, there were five High Courts functioning in the various units of the States - at Jodhpur, Jaipur and Bikaner, the High Courts of former Rajasthan and Matsya Union with a total strength of 20 judges. The Rajasthan High Court Ordinance, 1949 abolished these different jurisdictions and provided for a single High Court for the entire State. It dealt with the erection, establishment, constitution and jurisdiction of the High Court for the State of Rajasthan.The High Court was duly inaugurated on 29th August, 1949. On 3.9.1949, in modification of the previous notification of 25.8.1949, the ajpramukh issued a further notification directing that the High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan shall also sit simultaneously (1) at Bikaner to dispose of the cases pending before the Bikaner High Court on the 28th day of August, 1949 ; at Kota to dispose of the cases pending before the Kota Bench of the High Court of the former Rajasthan State on the aforesaid date, but with a proviso that no new cases other than applications for revision or readmission, if any, shall, after the aforesaid date be entertained at any of the said two places.
Under the Constitution, Rajasthan became a part A State. On 8.5.1950, the Rajpramukh issued a notification under Section 10 of the Ordinance directing that the High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan shall, on the 22nd day of May, 1950 cease to sit at Bikaner, Kota and Udaipur that the cases pending before it on the aforesaid day at Bikaner and Udaipur shall be disposed of by the said High Court sitting at Jodhpur ; that the cases so pending at Kota shall be disposed of by the said High Court sitting at Jaipur ; that the work arising in future in the Udaipur division shall be disposed of by the said High Court sitting at Jodhpur.
In the year 1959, the bench of High Court functioning at Jaipur was abolished.
Vide notification No.F.17(2)74 Jus. dated 8.12.1976 made by the President under sub-section (2) of Section 51 of the State Reorganisation Act, 1956, a permanent bench of the High Court of Rajasthan at Jaipur was established with effect from 31.1.1977.
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Ok, I MADE IT! Hehehe.... both system and world emerged, updated lots
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Been skiing on Rossignols for many, many years. Sort of aggressive, and like the pow, and the groomed! I usually try to stay with the same brand bindings, hence this review. ...Read complete review
Been skiing on Rossignols for many, many years. Sort of aggressive, and like the pow, and the groomed! I usually try to stay with the same brand bindings, hence this review. If you are looking for a winning combination, this binding and these skis go together well. I have been looking for bindings that are not heavy and can handle my weight (130) without being too expensive and too much binding(!) if there such a thing, I don't know. My usual haunts are; Crystal, and Bachelor, so the snow conditions vary quite a bit, Haven't really lost a ski(this year!). But I am confident knowing this binding is good for me. The guy that set me up was very informative and helpful about what combinations that would be good with my new E-88's. The guy who mounted them agreed..... My next choices; the new Look, or the next upper end Rossi turntable bindings. Highly recommend.
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Good binding, but a bit heavy.
This looks like a solid binding and the techs did not relay any problems with installation or release testing. They are heavy in the heal piece and it is rather large. I would say...Read complete review
This looks like a solid binding and the techs did not relay any problems with installation or release testing. They are heavy in the heal piece and it is rather large. I would say either change the design in the rear or use a lighter material.
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By Stuart
from Seattle, WA
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2013 Rossignol Axial2 120 XLs
By EricTheRed
from Pittsburgh, PA
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Mainly a downhill dude here. Had these puppies mounted on a pair of new 160cm Rossignol Storms (waist width of 92mm). The bindings are constructed well, look good (went with the dark grey brush), and are easy to get in and out of. These are definitely a huge upgrade from the Elan bindings I was riding previously- would recommend! :D
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I trust these bindings
By Rooster
from Denver, CO
The Rossi bindings have rotation of the toe pieces that I like. Your foot doesn't need to slide out side to side because the toe pieces will rotate to allow you to pop out. I feel as though this design has saved me a knee more than once.
great appreciated
By ripper14
from Bonners Ferry, ID
I used this product last season and they ripped the only problem I needed a bigger brake
Great Binding
By Noah
from Pittsburgh Pa
About Me Intermediate
All around great binding
Great product, great service
By Jf
from Shreveport,la
Solid construction
By JC
from Irvine, CA
Great binding, solid connection and no pre-releases. Matched with Rossi E98. Can't complain, does what it is supposed to do.
Best binding at a great price.
By Loafah
from Belgrade Lakes, Maine
Mounted these on my favorite skis. Been using Rossignol bindings for decades and have had no problems. A little heavy, but that's because of all the quality materials.
solid binding
By Dan
from Seattle
New skier and was looking for bindings for a new pair of skis that were solid for intermediate riding. Was recommended these. For my experience level they do the deed. Feel locked onto my skis with great control at speed.
Great look, a bit harder to release
By Patrol Bob
from MiniApple, MN
Vertical release looks cool, will get get easier with more use.
Solid all-round binding
By Matt
from PA - Where we ski in jeans!
I've been skiing on Rossignol Axial2 120's for many years and they've always been reliable. It's a solid all-round binding at a great value(Esp at 40% off on the EVO outlet - thanks EVO!).
Do Not Pass These Up!
By E-ROCK
from Flagstaff, AZ
Designed & tested in the French Alps, these are the most advanced ski bindings ever developed. Do not pass these up!
I would buy these again
By SkiingTheTrees
from Silverthorne, CO
I'm 6'2" and 205# and these perform just fine whether I'm cruising groomers or snaking through the trees. Good bindings!
Solid Binding
By Tmacskier
from MA
Solid Biding. I mounted them to my Blizzard Kabookies which are super light so I don't relaly notice the additional weight.
great bindings
By wallywalls
from sandpoint, ID
Good solid binding for all skill levels
Nice binding, good for wider rockers
By Papa Victor
from Williamsburg, VA
Bought two sets of these for use with some rocker skis this season. Installation was straightforward, four screws each hold the toe and the heel. Used them almost immediately on a holiday ski trip to Jay in conditions ranging from icy-scratchy to new powder. All in all, pleased with the performance and operation of these bindings.
By Bad2Dad
from Massanutten, VA
Great Durable Bindings
By Sarah
from Breckenridge, CO
These bindings were a great price, and I love my new set up!
Rossi Axial Bindings
By Burrr...that powder is cold
from Alta Utah
Rossi bindings are the only ones I trust year in and year out for skiing safety, peace of mind, positive connection to boot and ski, durability, and overall fun. I would not consider any other binding.
With 11/12 P98s
By J
For me, it was a toss up between these and the Marker Griffons... Griffons are lighter, but the price was right for these 120s. Work well with my Prophet 98s.Wish they had the Pivot still with a 12 DIN, as even the 14 DIN is just overkill for lighter weight skiers like me...probably overkill for >95% of the skiing population for that matter...
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Rossy Axial2 120 XL
By H
from CT
Great feel and clean looks!


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Re: Was Vashti executed?
It is true that the text leaves it ambiguous as to whether Achashveirosh killed or simply banished Vashti. Some commentators do in fact explain that she was simply banished. However, most commentators explain (based upon Tamud Megillah 11b, Midrash Ester Rabbah 5:2 etc.) that she was actually killed.
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Vashti was NOT executed. (Please see original text).
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Preparing a money making strategy for Mists of Pandaria {WoW}
Feb 17th 2012 11:23PM I've been doing this, focusing on non-heirloom slots like you said. So far I've just been buying LW mats, but as the xpac gets closer I might try to move into greens/BoEs as well. That being said, as soon as the xpac hits I'm not going to waste time crafting leveling gear - I'll just sell whatever I've made to that point. The real moneymaker in cata was PvP gear, and unless something radically changes I expect PvP gear to make me another half a million in MoP.
Top addons and UI settings for PvP {WoW}
Jan 4th 2012 9:50PM Wow no love for GladiatorlosSA? This is the single most important addon I've ever had for both arena and RBG - all you have to do is listen and you get to hear the whole battle. Most addons put huge icons on the screen that compete for your awareness, but this one just spits the ability names at you.
Seriously, if you get only one addon for PvP get this one. It's that important.
Breakfast Topic: Are you an Azerothian prankster? {WoW}
Jun 3rd 2011 10:29AM This admittedly wasn't my idea, but still one of the best pranks I've ever seen. This happened, of course, on Sargeras.
A few of my guildies were friendly enough in Wrath to know each other's account info, mainly for farming holiday bosses back before the dungeon finder. One night, we decide to prank a hunter in our guild with all the usual methods - no hearth, all gear and engineering items banked, etc. Then we took him to Alcaz Island.
On Alcaz Island is a mob called Doctor Weavil. This guy will MC you for 2 minutes (!) if you fight him, and once the MC wears off, the fight begins again. In other words, infinite MC. So we walked the poor hunter up to Doctor Weavil and Alt-F4'd.
(I think this is still doable, so feel free to repeat on your frenemies! Don't use a Night Elf Hunter though... he still had too many ways to escape.)
The OverAchiever: More Glory of the Cataclysm Hero {WoW}
Jan 27th 2011 5:08PM Thanks for the post! Would have really liked to see a guide for Headed South though... I know that's why I clicked on this article.
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 1: Gigabyte GTX 460 graphics card {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2010 10:20AM Pick me!
Breakfast Topic: What instance do you enjoy the most? {WoW}
Dec 21st 2010 1:37PM I guess I'll break it down by xpac:
Vanilla: It's gotta be VC, if only because of the sheer number of times I ran that with friends. I remember trying to go in there at 12/13 and spending hours. I remember learning to heal quickly to keep a whole group up when someone broke the CC. I remember standing on the water wheel every time we killed VC himself since we never could control the adds that well. Nothing beats this and I can't wait until I get it as a random on heroic.
BC: Shattered Halls, mainly for the tanking challenge. In an age of 3-target Swipe, no thrash, and Challenging Roar on a 10m cooldown, tanking the groups in here was a challenge like very little else. In fact, the only more challenging tanking experience I've had is trying to tank a Flame of Azzinoth in BT and failing, wiping the group, 12 times in a row before I got the hang of it.
Wrath: Overall very unpleasant memories of the instances here... there was never a challenge in the heroics. Ulduar was the real bright spot, as some of the hardmodes in there remained challenging to the end.
Cata: I keep getting Stonecore, and I must say I really like it for the tanking challenge on the last two fights especially. It took a 12 wipe fest to learn Ozruk but it is surprisingly fun now (especially since people keep QQing about how hard Stonecore is). HUGE dislike on VP - not sure what they were thinking on that second boss, but so much stuff can go wrong with the tornadoes that it just hasn't been worth the frustration (and it has not been fun to try to learn either).
Gold Capped: The downside of hoarding {WoW}
Dec 16th 2010 5:04PM I agree with this article in general, but I feel compelled to point out that the assumption that materials will cheapen over time is not always true. I've found a few exceptions to this rule that actually tend to make hoarding very profitable in some situations:
1) The very beginning of Cata. While material prices in the past started sky high and came down in a few days, the prices of Cata mats actually went up in the first few days on my server, due to having to be level 84 to finish leveling most professions. I went to the AH on day 1 looking for Savage Leather and noticed it going as low as 100g/stack with a few hundred listings; the combination of few profession levelers before 84 and the skinning bonanza created by hundreds of leveling players created a glut right away. I hoarded several hundred stacks of leather over the first few days, way before I planned to level, and had incredible profits waiting for me once I was able to get to 525 LW (as one of the first on the server).
2) Before the release of major patches. Whenever new patches are released, the mats for new crafted items are typically available off the PTR, and the less common mats can often spike in price. Arctic Fur did that for me several times; pre-Ulduar with the new recipes, and pre-Leather Trader (when stockpiling Heavy Borean Leather was very profitable).
3) Rare mats, before the recipes they are used in are widely available. I stockpiled Pristine Hides for as low as 40g each starting on day 1 of Cata for this reason; average price on my server now is about 250g.
Patch 3.3.3 PTR: New battleground mark conversion {WoW}
Feb 26th 2010 11:10AM Personally I'm planning to just hold on to my marks and get a head start on S9 with this.
The Twelve Days of Winter Veil: Day one - BlizzCon goody bags {WoW}
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Spanish is the second language in the United States. Of 305 million inhabitants, 45 million are Spanish speaking. However, learning Spanish at school or in a public institution is an odyssey. Mostly, Spanish does not reach more significance than extra activities at schools.
In some institutes things change….but not so much. In only 15 in 50 states which compose the U.S., Spanish is required for graduating.
Taking the opportunity to study Spanish in the public system is like a lottery and also depending on where you live.
In the city of New York, with some luck, the college in one area is bilingual English – Spanish and children learn it in their early ages. But this is an exception. Living a couple of streets further away, can mean that you are not taking Spanish classes until the ages of twelve. This is the usual situation.
In front of this background, there are many organizations deciding to start changing this situation. One of them is the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages that asks for foreign languages to play a more significant and even basic role in the curriculum of the schools. With its campaign "Discover Languages… Discover the World!" they want to convince Americans of the importance of knowing languages.
The crises, an enemy
The economic crisis does not make this situation easier. In New York, the city with the most public schools of the U.S. has cut the budget for schools of almost 5% per year. The Department of Education of the city makes sure that there will not be any cancellations, but vacant positions will not be offered again.
A Spanish school in New York
The difficulty of learning Spanish at school worries parents of Hispanic origin. They want their children not to unlearn their language. According to a survey, only half of the Spanish-speaking children speak Spanish at home.
Consequently, the "Colegio Español Nueva York" was founded. Here, pupils receive classes according to the Spanish educational system.
Spanish as the engine of advertisement
The Spanish government supports the advertisement of teaching Spanish beyond their frontiers and in the U.S. with high priority. Spain regards itself as an important engine to promote the Spanish language in the whole world.
The Department of Education of the Spanish embassy in the U.S. has 28 people who administrate very different programs in the whole country.


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GREENSBORO, N.C.–HTL International has named Stefanie Lucas president of HTL Furniture Inc. In her new position, she is responsible for managing all of the company's lines in North America, including HTL, Domicil and Muse. Lucas most recently held the title of president of Domicil and Brands, North America. "We are pleased to announce this new … More »


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Österreicher im MAK
Vienna, 1010, Austria
Owned by celebrated Steirereck alum Helmut Österreicher, this namesake restaurant is housed inside the Museum für Angewandte Kunst (MAK), or Museum of Applied Arts. The main dining room is designed with a coffered ceiling, smoked oak flooring, and a large chandelier comprised of 200 clear wine bottles. Additional seating is available on the glass-walled patio with a retractable roof, as well as outside on the open-air garden terrace. The ever-changing menu is divided into two sections: classic Viennese cuisine, such as Weiner schnitzel with potato salad, and modern dishes like the fillet of pikeperch with arugula risotto and stewed tomatoes.
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Open / Closes- Accessible by Public Transportation
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WEST PALM BEACH, FL, January 6, 2012 ― Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is dying.
Despite the secrecy from Venezuela and Cuba, all signs point to the likelihood that 58-year-old dictator Hugo Chavez is dying from the cancer he has battled since June 2011. Chavez underwent a fourth round of treatment for unspecified cancer in Cuba in early December, and uncharacteristically has not stepped in front of the cameras since that time.
Also uncharacteristically, Chavez named an heir before the latest operation – something he has avoided doing at any previous time in his presidency.
The latest statements from anointed successor and Vice President Nicolas Maduro say Chavez's condition is "delicate" and that he is suffering from a serious respiratory infection as well as "other complications" from the surgery He insists, however, that the bombastic president will recover and run the country.
Chavez won a fourth presidential term in October. His inauguration is scheduled for January 10, but it is unlikely Chavez will recover in time to attend the event. This has led to calls by the opposition to hold new elections, as required by the constitution.
Unless Chavez dies in the next few days, however, he and his supporters are likely to succeed in delaying the inauguration until the situation comes into focus. Chavez can legally postpone taking the oath of office for up to 180 days if he pleads "temporary incapacitation." Under that scenario, however, Chavez must show that he is actively running the country during his incapacitation and that his prognosis is positive.
The government, and Chavez, have avoided seeking the "temporary incapacitation" designation, adding to the already swirling rumors about the President's condition.
By simply delaying the inauguration and pretending it is an insignificant and unimportant event, Chavez and his supporters may be trying to avoid the requirement to provide detailed information on his condition. If Chavez is seriously ill and dying, his supporters may try to draw out the transition process, allowing an extremely ill Chavez to remain officially in power and avert new elections while the party sorts out internal succession questions and positions itself for a new round of elections.
Declaring Chavez permanently incapacitated, too ill to run the country, would require Venezuela to hold presidential elections within 30 days. Immediate elections without Chavez would likely favor moderate leader of the opposition, Henrique Capriles, who lost the last election to Chavez.
That outcome is likely unpalatable to Chavez and his supporters.
So the question becomes what happens now.
The most likely short term scenario is that Chavez and his supporters will draw out the inevitable. They will not disclose the details of his illness, deferring questions and suggesting he is improving. This buys them time to make decisions about who will run the country after Chavez, which likely will involve considerable dislocation inside the Chavista movement.
The reality is there is no Chavismo without Chavez, thanks to his iron control of the country over the last 14 years. Maduro, the choice of both Chavez and Cuba, is probably too weak to hold together the movement unless the real power resides behind the next president. Maduro is a safe choice for Chavez because he will follow the lead from the President, but that is also what makes him weak.
The individual who probably will carry the Socialist mantle created by Chavez is Diosdado Cabello, who yesterday was re-elected head of the National Assembly. Despite the fact that the opposition detests him and Chavez did not name him successor, his strong ties with the military and business position him to take over when Chavez officially gives up power.
Cabello, a former soldier, took part in the 1992 coup attempted by Chavez, and he was jailed with Chavez for the failed attempt. Since coming to power, Chavez has kept Cabello in his inner circle, although at arms length. Personal ambitions by Cabello have made Chavez wary of the National Assembly leader. In April 2002, Cabello took the presidency anti-Chavez elements who launched a coup, and remained in office for 47 hours. His first act as President was to send navy special forces to rescue Chavez and return him to power.
Cabello is extremely wealthy thanks to spoils under the Chavez administration and has extensive business interests. He also has strong ties to the military, which would likely support him, and business. Ideologically, Cabello parallels Chavez, and would likely continue most of the policies created by Chavez. In many ways, the succession would resemble the situation in Cuba when Fidel Castro passed power to his brother Raul.
The opposition will have to walk a fine line during the illness of Chavez, granting him respect as a long-time leader while challenging his tactics within the confines of the constitution. Many Venezuelans continue to revere Chavez, and delivered him a victory in the last election, and will respond negatively to over-zealous attacks by the opposition. However, they will need to remain vigilant to ensure that the Chavistas do not attempt to skirt the election requirement and slip another strong-man into place while they are not paying attention.
If Chavez dies in the short term, however, it could create a very unstable situation for Venezuela. Chavez's sudden death would cause immediate maneuvering by Maduro, who likely believes he should replace Chavez because it is the wish of the president, the military and Cabello. The opposition will clamor for immediate elections and ramp up criticism of Chavez. His death could also spark rioting by distraught supporters and those seeking to capitalize on the instability.
In a worst-case scenario, the death of Chavez could trigger a military intervention under the rationale of restoring calm, setting back Venezuelan democracy even further and severely testing relations with the United States.
The United States must conduct a dicey balancing act as it awaits information on Chavez. Washington already is coming under fire for initiating contact with Maduro in an effort to create a "post-Chavez thaw." US officials say State Department officials wished Chavez a speedy recovery and did not mention the possibility of a government without him, but focused on improving relations and potentially restoring ambassadors. Washington says it told Maduro the first step in better relations is for Caracas to accept a visit by a high-level DEA official based in Colombia to discuss counter-narcotics cooperation.
Washington needs to create good relations with whoever runs Venezuela after Chavez, or whoever takes the helm while he is unable to make decisions. For the United States, drug cooperation is extremely important, and Washington desperately wants to curb the growing problem of traffickers heading to Venezuela to run operations. The United States also wants to work with Venezuela against terrorism, reduce Venezuelan collaboration with countries like Iran and Syria, and secure energy (i.e., oil) cooperation from a future leader.
At the same time, however, Washington needs to avoid the appearance of ignoring Chavez or attempting to undercut him.
The United States could become an important ally for both opposition candidates and those inside the Chavista movement vying for supremacy. A nod from Washington might tip the scale in favor of individuals trying to gain power. For Maduro, for example, the call from the Department of State likely lent legitimacy to a Vice President widely viewed as a short-term caretaker. He no doubt will try to play on that authority as he tries to retain power even after Chavez.
Venezuela is staging for a transition from the charismatic, dominant, dictatorial and leftist Chavez. Unless the determined Chavez undergoes something of a medical miracle, the country will face the reality of his death before the end of 2013. While it is a chance for true change and progress for the country, it could also bring chaos or repression.
Venezuela, Washington and the world must now wait and see.
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After much discussion about Ichiro! this week, the conversation here at Getting Blanked HQ turned to all-time records. Joe Morgan was a player who fell short of 3000 hits but notched more than one thousand walks in his career. Wade Boggs is another player who drew enough walks that it somewhat "damaged" his career hit total, still considered the holy grail by many.
Wade Boggs was one of the best players of his generation whose relative lack of power overshadows his overarching greatness. Everybody remembers the 200 hit seasons but he put up 89 rWAR in his 18 seasons. Boggs' opponents recognized the many ways the third basemen could hurt them and handled him carefully, issuing 180 intentional passes for his career. That ranks him 24th all-time, ahead of sluggers like Reggie Jackson, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
The intentional walk leaderboard is a strange, strange mix indeed. Some fans and writers hate it, some managers love it and see it as an essential strategic move. More than anything, it is a reputation move. Some hitters hold a reputation they perhaps don't deserve.
Using the glorious Fangraphs leaderboards, I created a list of all hitters with 5000 plate appearances since the strike year of 1994. I wanted to see which hitters earned their intentional passes and which hitters skated on their "fear factor." Below is a graph showing all qualified hitters with some outliers highlighted. Of course, Barry Bonds is excluded from this graph because his numbers warp/dwarf everything you see here. His walk rates are truly off the map.
Patient sluggers one and all, right? A little bit odd to realize such a large percentage of Albert Pujols' walks were intentional. With a career mark of more than 25% intentional walks, he is part of an exclusive club. Of the 163 hitters who managed to accumulate 5000 plate appearances since the strike, Pujols ranks fourth with more than 25% of his walks coming intentionally.
Below you see the top 17 names on the list, all of whom sport an intentional walk rate more than one standard deviation above the average for this time (around 9%.) The Jim Rice All Stars!
What a strange group of names. Why on earth would Dmitri Young draw so many intentional walks? Alex Gonzalez, the current shortstop of the Milwaukee Brewers? Some hitters, like Gonzalez, get extra free passes from hitting 8th in a National League lineup for years and years (84% of Gonzalez's intentional passes came when hitting 8th, even though he has about equal time hitting 2nd and 7th for his career), but Geoff Jenkins? So weird.
We cannot ignore Ichiro's place at the top of this list. This man has fewer than 100 career home runs yet he led the league in intentional walks three different times. Could this be out of sheer frustration, managers refusing to be nickle-and-dimed by the slap-hitting ways of a Japanese throwback? Nothing would give me more satisfaction…
At the other end of the scale are the poor men who earned every single walk. They fought and kicked and spoiled good pitches until they, too, could stand triumphantly on first base. These are the Rodney Dangerfield All Stars, with intentional walk rates more than one standard deviation below average.
Poor Mike Cameron. It seems as though one of the most underrated players of his time was even more underrated yet! Cameron drew more than 800 walks and hit nearly 280 home runs in his career but still couldn't get the respect of his opposing managers. Don't worry, Mike. The Internet has your back. (This might be a post all on its own.)
What can we say about David Eckstein that hasn't been snickered through gritted teeth before? The scrappy little devil played forever and only received three intentional walks in his career. Three. To which I say…that is three too many.
Intentional walks are, on a granular level, about situation. Walking a player when the game demands it. Over careers and more than 5000 plate appearances, patterns emerge. The great baseball groupthink takes over. Geoff Jenkins? Don't let him beat you. Mike Cameron? Free swinger; let's take our chances. Doesn't make it true but it seems deeply ingrained in baseball culture.
The intentional walk isn't going away, there were (nominally) more true free passes issued in 2011 than 1995, though fewer than the Bonds years in which nothing makes sense. Teams will continue to put some guys on base, even if they're better off having the catcher set up in the opposing batters box and hoping for the best. Some people hate the IBB but face it: it serves as a great shield for lazy criticism. Which means it is here to stay.


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MACON, Ga. (AP) -- Prosecutors are asking a judge to consider whether the murder case against a man charged with killing a Mercer University law school graduate was assigned to the right judge.
In a court filing this week, Bibb County prosecutors wrote that they have "concerns that the order for assignment of cases has not been properly followed."
Franklin Hogue, one of Stephen McDaniel's attorneys, says that he hadn't seen the motion and reserved comment until he can review the filing.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against McDaniel, originally from Lilburn. He's accused of killing Lauren Giddings, who was last seen after a night out with friends June 25. Five days later, police discovered her torso wrapped in plastic in a garbage bin beside her apartment building.
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Chicago Peace is my new acquaintance and I cannot help myself, I'm afraid we are becoming BFFs :-) Here are some shots of her and her friends. Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy !
Queen Elizabeth Westerland Lyda Rose Rugosa Gift from the neighbor Braithwaite Today's Bouquet |
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Ch. Peace is a very lovely rose, with many "faces" You have a nice neighbor, that's a lovely gift. Thanks for sharing. |
- Posted by cherrykist Z-7 NC (My Page) on Thu, Jun 21, 12 at 8:27
Ohhhh, my Goodness, can I Party Crash and Be a Swinger between AD and Chicago Peace! Egads, I feel like I'm in Psychedelia 60s Heaven!!!! So brilliant Boxo!!!! I am in classical spiraling HT Heaven with Chicago Peace, Boxo! And the colors of coral and magical sunset is breathtaking in him! Between AD and Chicago Peace no one can imagine anything more beautiful! The sunlight shining through the petals of Westerland, the bouquets and Hansa is just like seeing Angels' wings and how that sunshine makes everything glow, Boxo! But take angel reference away, in terms of bloom form, your Rugoso is not the simple rugosa we are used to, but some elaborate couture gown in terms of its form and how full and dramatic the petals are atop the skirt of the lush brilliant leaves! Beautiful! I must tell Jim RIGHT AWAY!!!!!! Jim has Sue's grandson and niece staying over this week and I've been extremely busy compiling Eluane's video with her visit to the farm in Atchison! so we both missed out on your thread. Eluane is actually learning to work "stock" since beginner dogs start out with goats at first then progress to sheep. Pam, who is an expert sheepherding trainer is training us out of the goodness of her heart, all free of charge. What a blessing! Not all Border Collie sheepherders are kind. A few can be extremely judgmental and harsh, sarcastic, thank Goodness Pam's such a wonderful friend in encouraging us. Anyway, today someone made a very sarcastic comment that I was saying the word "sheep" in the video and that I had "sheep" in the title slide when we were training with goats, but I guess that person must be jealous. It's very rare for a pet border collie to do so nicely on her very first try, Boxo. Goes to show that there are both kind angels -Pam- versus people who really can give one hel*. The reason why I was saying "sheep" is because Eluane is extremely timid and I was afraid she would be afraid of the goats like she is terrified of cats, possums, and certain "unusual" looking dogs. Eluane has plush sheep and she loves to "get the sheep". It is my way of gently encouraging her to try the herding and she aced, what a Sweetheart Eluane is! I will soon post my Lumpy Thread and get some hugs from my rosey friends about Little E! |
Everything is lookin good Boxo!I like Chicago peace blooms also hope it does well for you... |
Beautiful photos!! I used to tell people if they wanted just one good rose to get CHICAGO PEACE. It is truly a gorgeous rose. And I love when it gets those odd stripe effects. Very cool! I lost my original plant yrs ago and have tried numerous times to replace it locally with bagged bareroots. Every time, it's the wrong rose. I still am waiting to see the last one I bought. It almost died, and hasn't bloomed in two yrs. I would just go out and buy one already blooming at a nursery, but I just can't bring myself to buy anymore roses. I really need to get rid of many of them so I can better take care of them. |
Your Chicago Peace is really beautiful! I've tried growing Peace and Flaming Peace and neither have done well for me. I think some people just have a knack for growing HTs and some don't...I most definitely don't :) Tammy |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 22, 12 at 23:43
Chicago Peace is truly an exceptional rose, especially the way you grow it. Renee |
Chicago Peace is one of my favorites--used to grow it before I got rid of it and others that were not disease-resistant enough--CP's only flaw. Your photos bring back memories of its beautiful colors. Kate |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 17:40
I have CP,and I love it. Yours looks fantastic - so huge. What a great rose!! I went back up for another look - just looks so huge and full. AMAZING!!! Can't wait for mine to bloom - many weeks away. Amazing show of roses Boxo |
Thanks guys :-) I haven't figured out if having CP in a pot in a highly visible locale makes a difference or not but it has amazed me so far. The sheer size of the blooms have blown me away on such a young plant....6.5-7" or so on some. I had planned to slave all day in the garden but the torrential onslaught convinced me otherwise. Here's a few more pics I shot yesterday before the deluge....... First the threads namesake..... Chrysler Imperial LDB Gertrude Jekyl Ginger S Lyda First hydrangea of the year (Nikko Blue) |
Oooooo, absolutely FABULOSA brand new hydrangea!!!!! So exotic looking. So glad and thrilled you caught more "Delightfully Delicious Deluge of Blooms" before the dreadful weather spoiled the mood. I too can never! get enough of the Paradise of Beautiful AD and Chicago Peace. Hahaha, AD needs no label, unlike all your other roses, because HE IS INDEED THE KING!!! AND NO ONE CAN FORGET HIS NAME in your garden, lol! Ginger is such sweet eye candy, but your Lyda does make me want to go up to my Cornelia and give it a good shaking, lol! I am back to whining and complaining in my thread about how I wish Cornelia were like your Lyda and Darlow! Magical, Boxo, just MAGICAL!!!! |
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Calexico Announces Summer 2013 Tour Dates
Arizona natives Calexico have announced a slew of performances coming up including a few headlining shows and festival appearances. This includes the Bonnaroo Music Festival this upcoming June. Read on for more details and a complete list of tour dates.
The tour will be showcasing the band's album, Algiers, inspired by their experience in New Orleans, LA. The band's founding member Joey Burns describes the influential sounds as "Portugese fado, 50's jazz, gypsy or romani music and its offshoots, 60's surf and twang from Link Wray to country's Duane Eddy, the spaghetti western epics of Ennio Morricone and dark indie rock singer songwriters."
Calexico Summer 2013 Tour Dates
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Mar 24: Tucson, AZ – Festival En El Barrio
Apr 28: New Orleans, LA – New Orleans Jazz and Heritage
May 30: Ozark, AR – Wakarusa Festival
Mar 31: Iowa City, IA – The Englert Theatre
Jun 01: Nelsonville, OH – Nelsonville Music Festival
Jun 03: Chicago, IL – City Winery
Jun 04: Detroit, MI – Magic Stick
Jun 06: Tarrytown, NY – Tarrytown Music Hall
Jun 07: Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall
Jun 08: Pawtucket, RI – The Met Cafe
Jun 09: Buffalo, NY – Asbury Hall
Jun 11: Montreal, QC – Corona Theatre
Jun 14: Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo Music Festival
Sept 04: Indianapolis, IN – The Vogue
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Thank God for DVRs, or fans wouldn't get their regular fix of McDreamy. That's right: Grey's Anatomy is the most Tivo'ed show in the country for several years running — a pretty decent accomplishment for a drama that's about to start its eighth season.
We asked Tivo, which began compiling data in October 2007, for the top 10 most DVR'ed shows and here's what we got. The bad news: Three of these shows are no longer on the air. (Miss you, Greg Grunberg!) READ FULL STORY


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This inspiration challenge is all about subtle glamour, perfect for a sophisticated bachelorette party. We can't wait to see what you create with a palette of rose gold, cream and plum, not to mention a host of lush textures to make a classic yet edgy cupcake. To enter the Inspiration Challenge, create elegant cupcakes based on the colors and imagery found on this Pinterest board, and simply add photos of them to Cake Central's gallery under the Inspiration Challenge category in the Cupcake Challenge 7 album.
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Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos – The New Phablet Costs Rs 21.5K
NEW DELHI: Galaxy Grand Duos is launched in India by Samsung, at a price of Rs. 21,500, just a day after Micromax announced Canvas HD, a phablet having a 5inch screen. The company announced it as a dual-SIM phablet, with a flip cover containing in the pack. It was launched at an event hosted by Samsung India and was done by tennis ace Saina Nehwal.
Samsung's Galaxy Grand Duos possess a 5inch WVGA TFT screen (800 x 480 pixel resolution) and it runs on Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean. The company has carried on the design technology it introduced in Galaxy S III in this Smartphone also. It is powered by a dual-core processor clocked at 1.2GHz and for its operations has 1GB RAM. This Smartphone is good for snapping pictures. It has an 8MP camera in the back with LED flash that can record full HD videos and a 2MP front camera for video-calling purposes. It is now available only the 8GB variants, but it can be enhanced to 64GB via Micro SD cards and it weighs 162grams.
Galaxy Grand Duos runs on a 2,100mAh Li-Ion battery that can provide over 10 hours of talk time and 440 hours of stand-by time, and also has connectivity features like 3G, 2G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, S Voice and micro USB. It is a high-end phone containing features like Direct Call, Smart Alert, Popup Video and AllShare Play and ChatOn. By using this palette users can access two apps simultaneously, so this supports multi-app functionality. Samsung has confirmed that if a caller is taking calls on a SIM on this phone, its auto-forwarding feature will forward the call to the other SIM on the first connection.
Micromax has recently claimed that it has usurped Samsung in terms of shipping Phablets to Indian markets, so Samsung has a lot of things to prove in this year. With this product the company is willing to target below Rs 25k consumers, as both the Galaxy products (S III and Note II) are priced over Rs 30k.