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So I spent the whole day outside with my daughter putting up garland and xmas lights...I am a little early this year as I wanted to get them up before it got too cold out.
But now I think it is too early to put my lights on so I wanted to know when you turn your outdoor lights on for the holiday season? Or maybe its not? Haley |
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- Posted by totallyconfused (My Page) on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 16:34
I turn mine on on the first of December, if DH has them hung by then. Totally Confused |
Without fail ,ours come on the day after Thanksgiving. Even though I try to have the majority of interior decorating done ,sans the tree, I just don't feel right skipping right over T-day itself and lighting the whole place up. |
I'll be decorating the outside of my house this weekend. Will turn on outside lights on Thanksgiving night. I've got my living room tree decorated and the lights are turned on right now. All other interior decorations are in the process of going up. Very early for us this year as we usually decorate after Thanksgiving, but with our schedule it made more sense to get the decorating out of the way. |
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 19:55
Dec 1. Electric rates here are very high, so that is soon enough! |
We turn ours on Thanksgiving evening. We always use timers so all I have to do is go plug them in before the guests start leaving. We have several inches of snow so I'm not sure how much more will get put up this year. We are all electric so don't notice the lights making our bill go up much. Punk |
The day after Thanksgiving I try and get my front porch changed out and the lights up!! they get turned on tht night |
- Posted by lynninnewmexico (My Page) on Thu, Nov 18, 10 at 14:06
DH puts ours up right after Thanksgiving, while DD & I work on the inside decs. We turn them on then, which is the weekend after Tday. Lynn |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Thu, Nov 18, 10 at 16:25
Big switch over is the Friday after Thanksgiving - outdoor fall decor gets taken down and garlands and wreaths start going up. The lights go up that weekend if weather permits - from then on we just keep adding and tweaking. Hubby has been working on his tomato cage trees this week so that they will be ready - this is a busy time of the year ..... Lynne |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Thu, Nov 18, 10 at 23:23
Want to know when mine get turned on? When I beg and plead and bribe and shame DH enough that he finally gives in and puts them up! LOL What works best is telling him we need them up for little GD's enjoyment. ;o) We even installed these neat little clips that pop out to hold the cords so he can just string the lights along and they will hold them--and he only needs the step stool for the ones over the garage door--but still he procrastinates! Maybe this year I'll bribe him with a homemade chocolate pie--that's his all time favorite dessert. ;o) Men!!!!! (I would do them myself, but then I would be doing EVERYTHING myself from now on!) Luvs |
- Posted by greatgollymolly (My Page) on Fri, Nov 19, 10 at 21:41
I'll turn them on as soon as I get them all installed. I do it in parts as it's too much to do all in one day. Hopefully they'll all be up by Thanksgiving weekend. I'm happy to see that all my neighbors with spirit have been working on there's all week. luvstocraft, I think I may have the clips you are referring to. The ones I found this year have a nail and you nail them to wood and they can stay up all year as they are white and blend right into the woodwork. |
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A call for collective action on governance data
Posted on April 3, 2014 by Alicia Phillips Mandaville, Managing Director of Development Policy
It seems that everyone is talking about how data will shape our global future. It is a beautiful and unprecedented level of enthusiasm for data—bring it on! But bring it practically.
While we are getting excited about what data can do for development, let's also get excited about what we are finally in a position to do about development data. For too long, we have lacked credible numbers about many of the things we care most about—including comparative data on governance—and now people are finally starting to take note. But what can we actually do? As a first step, MCC and Global Integrity (with support from the Omidyar Network and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation) are convening a group of global governance data users, producers and funders who are trying to identify collective action solutions to the way the current state of play affects the availability and quality of governance data.
MCC relies on independently produced, third-party data to drive the annual process of selecting country partners for large-scale grant investments in economic growth. We are painfully aware of data gaps, especially with regard to measurements of countries' efforts to fight corruption. For MCC's purposes, the data on our scorecard remains the best available measure of anti-corruption efforts that covers all low and lower middle income countries. However, no single data set can answer every question—particularly for something as complex as corruption.
At its heart, these data challenges are a collective action problem. Plenty of people want more and better data, but no one is really doing anything about it yet. Until the field of governance measurement as a whole is more coordinated, we will have gaps and overlaps in our collective knowledge. Heck, at this point, we still battle huge gaps and overlaps with respect to what data is available in a machine-readable format (what can I suck into my computer without first tediously rearranging and cleaning enormous spreadsheets).
The consequences of this are a big deal to MCC, but they extend way beyond us. MCC has experienced firsthand how frustrating it is to want to compare national-level education or health outcomes (like literacy or maternal health at delivery) and find the data lacking. It would be terrible if the thing that undermined global focus on governance issues was inadequate data. So we're trying something new.
In mid-April, MCC and Global Integrity are co-hosting a two day effort to convene global organizations that rely on governance data (governments and donors), organizations that produce governance data (largely third-party NGOs) and organizations that are working to enable improvements in the quality and availability of governance data (philanthropic foundations and academics). If we can get the people who have a data problem (users) in the same room with the people who can solve the problem (data providers and enablers), maybe we can make some real progress. We've been excited by the enthusiasm we've met so far.
What will come of this? We aren't sure. But no matter what, we'll end with much greater clarity between the users and producers of governance metrics (in part through some pre-event surveys that will be public shortly), and that's no small thing. But could we see a commitment to collectively move governance data into more easily useable spaces? A sort of alliance of actors who create or rely on the quality of the information available? What would that look like anyway, and what would it do?
A first step might be as technically wonky as agreement about the formats that data gets published in. Or a public calendar of when new data is available or being used. And while that sounds unexciting to outsiders, in the long run these are exactly the kinds of first steps that enable governance data to be broadly and regularly used by more than just MCC. Whether you care about measuring, monitoring, ranking, or investing – you have to start with useable data.
This kind of opportunity doesn't come along all the time—people are talking about and calling for data! And not just some data—global data! At MCC, we will continue to celebrate the fact that people are finally paying attention to the promise and potential of development data. That environment makes us keener than ever to get people focused on practical questions attached to resolving collective action problems in the data world. And, of course, keen to hear your perspective and ideas about next steps and solutions!
Questions about adopting a regional approach
Posted on March 25, 2014 by Sheila Herrling, Vice President for Policy and Evaluation
The Center for American Progress recently published a paper exploring the potential benefits and costs of expanding MCC compact and Threshold Programs—which currently focus at the country level—to a regional level. The paper is a welcome contribution to conversations about what's next for MCC, giving some great food for thought on some of the legislative and operational issues that would be involved in MCC working regionally.
It's easy to imagine cases where working regionally could indeed bring economic benefits beyond what could be accomplished by working in a single country. The most obvious example is probably transportation infrastructure, where making sure roads connect across borders to promote effective trade and transport would benefit all countries involved. In addition, working together on transportation projects across borders would allow for countries to find efficiencies by standardizing customs procedures or aligning cross-border trucking regulations.
Putting the principle of a regional approach into practice, however, would need to be done in a way that respects key foundational elements of MCC's model—country selectivity, evidence-based decision making and country ownership. Not to say these are insurmountable challenges, but let's consider them together:
Country selectivity: While a regional approach might be appropriate in cases where MCC works with countries that border one another, MCC is legally prohibited from doing more than one compact in a country at the same time. Given MCC's extremely selective process for selecting countries, the CAP authors are right to suggest that it would be difficult for MCC's Board of Directors to select groupings of neighboring countries that do not already have compacts under way or in development.
MCC also requires countries to maintain good governance standards throughout program implementation or risk suspension and/or termination. Therefore, what happens if conditions in one country within the regional block decline precipitously?
Evidence-based decision making: Even if our Board picked several bordering countries at the same time that did not have compacts under way, how would our current evidence-based approach apply when it came to developing the compact? Specifically, since MCC tailors its investments to address the binding constraints to economic growth in each country—a process that takes place after a country is selected—a regional approach would require constraints to be uniform in the region.
Country ownership. Finally, our emphasis on country ownership would require each country to prioritize regional work more than—or at least as highly as—work focused on their own country priorities. While there are often economic incentives to cross-border cooperation, it is also common to find countries competing with one another.
As I said, none of these challenges is insurmountable, and the idea of regional work is well worth considering, particularly in the spirit of maximizing growth impact. At MCC, we are always interested in engaging new ideas, especially those that offer potential for us to enhance our impact. I would like to commend CAP on this thoughtful report.
I would also like to hear from you. What do you think about CAP's proposal? Do you have any other ideas to help make MCC more efficient in the fight against global poverty?
Responsible (development) data rule No. 1: know thy data
Posted on March 12, 2014 by Alicia Phillips Mandaville, Managing Director of Development Policy
Yesterday, the Center for Global Development published a data-savvy critique of MCC's control of corruption selection indicator. They bring to bear some serious empirical analysis, and after reminding the reader that the indicator is a hard hurdle that acts as the sole difference between passing or failing the MCC scorecard for some countries, they raise a number of tough questions about why we use the data that we do. The authors point to the difficulties in measuring corruption accurately, empirical work that shows weak correlation between corruption and development outcomes and the indicator's slow, opaque relationship with policy reform efforts—and conclude that MCC should deeply question how it can rely on this data as a hard hurdle.
I love this. Seriously.
In January, I promised I would discuss what constitutes a responsible use of data for development or foreign assistance purposes. This is a perfect opportunity to talk about the most fundamental principle: know thy data.
The CGD paper is constructive because it unpacks what is actually rolled up in the data that we rely on for the corruption hurdle—and it does so objectively and with no assertion that this is particularly unfair to any individual country. Rather, they are talking about fundamental data content and behavior. It's technical and it's detailed. It requires math. It's the stuff most people would prefer to skip over.
But if decision making about a country rests on that data, and if you care about real progress on the measured issue itself, the math matters.
I have been working with this data for years now, and understanding what is and isn't measured—what annual composite data can and can't tell us about any one country—has been a critical part of building a holistic approach to investigating and briefing MCC's Board of Directors on anti-corruption and accountable governance in candidate countries. That's not unique to this dataset. What we do now is something we would need to do for any new or improved indicator measuring corruption or accountability.
Which is another reason I am glad to see this paper: It suggests alternative data sources we could look at and is upfront that none of the suggested data is yet available for every country. That isn't just a problem for us. For MCC to use a data set as a hard hurdle—or for others to seriously consider using a data set to measure progress against global development goals—that data set must actually cover all low and lower middle income countries at a decent (preferably annual) frequency. At present, very few anti-corruption measures or proxies do. That's a subject that—as people debate the possibility of a governance-focused goal on the Post-2015 Development Agenda—the world needs to come back to: Why do we still have the same predictable gaps in governance data? And it's a topic you'll hear more about from us.
In the meantime, we have built a practice around making sure MCC remains a responsible user of development data. If you look at the annual Selection Criteria and Methodology Reports, you will see that the section on supplemental information has grown over time. In 2012, we introduced a public guide to supplemental information that includes reference to country performance on international initiatives (like the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative or Open Government Partnership) that weren't fully operational when MCC got started. And if you look at our on our approach to corruption, you will see we've built a thoughtful methodology for tracking corruption concerns.
My colleagues and I sincerely welcome the questions raised by this paper and look forward to participating in the conversation.
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- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup whole-wheat flour
- 1/2 teaspoon table salt
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoons packed light-brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 3 eggs, separated
- 1 cup milk
- 1/4 cup melted butter, plus extra for waffle iron
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- 1/2 medium-size sweet apple, such as Fuji or Gala, unpeeled, cored, and shredded on a grater
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I'm not a fan of the NA cartoon and don't really want an Adam figure but then again I'm a huge 200X fan and want every figure from that era so I'd support it.
Blueprints for Snake Mountain and Fright Zone are a must.
I think that may be a fair guess also since I suspect he will come with 2 sets of arms (hopefully).
Here's what I asked over at the Matty forums back on 8/17:
In regards to Snake Armor He-Man, will his cross be removable from the armor? I ask because if it was you could possibly release King...
You should. I'm not an NA fan nor was I impressed with this figure when I first saw photos of him but now that I have him in hand he is one of my favorite figures.
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Not to mention I'd have to buy 4 subs equaling an extra $104 a month. I prefer a once a year 2 pack that I can buy 2 of if I'd like instead of committing to $104 a month for 6 months.
I personally would not subscribe to this. There are some troops I only want a couple of and some I want 4 of. I'd rather them concentrate all efforts into unique figures.
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You need to look into form posting and parsing using $_POST, I would suggest using md5 or sha1 for password encryption.
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- Monday July 2, 2012
With a winning mix of angst, athleticism and witty wisecracks, the Brit actor proves to be a perfect pick to play Marvel's geeky wall-crawler.
With a winning mix of angst, athleticism and witty wisecracks, the Brit actor proves to be a perfect pick to play Marvel's geeky wall-crawler.
Now that it's officially summer blockbuster season and movie teasers are being shot out onto the internet faster than webs from Spidey's wrists, there is a new four-minute teaser online for The Amazing Spider-Man that definitely deserves a viewing.
The Amazing Spider-Man's new trailer looks pretty damned amazing: There's dizzying footage of the masked teen swinging through nighttime Manhattan, plus glimpses of a creepy reptilian tail, the discovery of an ominous creature and news reports of a "biological attack on New York."
The new Japanese trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man goes a little deeper into Peter Parker's conflict with his father's former partner, Dr. Curt Connors (aka The Lizard).
In the latest snippet from The Amazing Spider-Man, Peter Parker makes a heroic attempt to … wait for it … get past Gwen Stacy's doorman! Since this scene from director Marc Webb's movie occurs during the more hapless early days of our young hero (played by the growing-more-endearing-every-second Andrew Garfield), Peter fails to gain entrance. […]
HOLLYWOOD — Spider-Man and his gloppy Lizard nemesis slug it out amid the skyscrapers of New York City in an action-crammed new trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man. New footage, including a trailer and an additional sizzle reel, was screened here Monday in 3-D, with director Marc Webb hosting the first look for fans and members […]


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SoLoMo Or So Not Yet?
Posted by Melissa Parrish on March 8, 2012
Are you thinking about SoLoMo yet? My clients definitely are, and I haven't been surprised by the number of questions I'm getting about it considering that 86% of US online adults engage in social media and 2/3 of online Generation Y fall into the SuperConnected category of Mobile Technographics®. But what does SoLoMo really mean?
It's a concept that brings together social, local, and mobile media — and it's intriguing to marketers because incorporating social engagement, local targeting, and the mobile customer into a single program seems like it should lead to especially creative and effective engagement. But I've been researching this topic over the past couple of months and I have a couple of concerns:
- First, the way we talk about SoLoMo puts too much focus on the technology and easily lets marketers slip back into technology-first strategies driven by trends rather than audience insights.
- Second, SoLoMo programs often take the form of a check-in offer today. This can certainly be an effective marketing tactic for retailers and brands with brick-and-mortar presences. But isn't there something SoLoMo can offer other brands?
I'll be giving one of the keynotes at Forrester's Marketing Leadership Forum next month and I'll be talking about how I think it's incredibly important that marketers continue to put customer needs first as they explore the idea of SoLoMo. The brands that have been able to do this have realized something pretty powerful: Even if they started the strategy discussion expecting the outcome to be some kind of check-in program, the real opportunity of combining the social graph, physical location, and mobile technology is to consider customer needs in a wider context and therefore to create a more expansive program.
Are you thinking about SoLoMo yet for your brand? Or have you participated in a SoLoMo program that you particularly liked? I'd love to hear your thoughts on the topic.
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Click the roster tab on the Carolina Panthers website and theres still a Smith listed D.J. Smith, a third-year linebacker from Appalachian State.
The spot for No. 89 occupied for 13 years by Steve Smith, considered the best player in team history is gone.
The Panthers ended three weeks of speculation and fan angst and more than a decade of great catches, ball spins and in-your-face attitude by cutting the franchises all-time receiving leader Thursday.
Smith was not sent off with a news conference like Jake Delhomme received or a retirement ceremony like Jordan Gross enjoyed last month.
The Panthers announced Smiths release in a late-morning email that included a five-paragraph statement from second-year general manager Dave Gettleman, who said cutting him was a decision not taken lightly.
Smith, the Panthers third-round pick in 2001, ranks 25th in league history with 836 catches and 19th all-time with 12,197 receiving yards. He holds more than 30 Panthers records, including all of their major receiving marks.
His production slipped in 2014, when his 64 catches, 745 receiving yards and 11.6 yards-per-catch average were among the worst in his career.
Smith isnt finished yet, though. He was in Baltimore Thursday night for a two-day meeting with the Ravens, according to a league source. New England and Tampa Bay are also possibilities.
Playing for the Bucs would give Smith two chances to face the Panthers each year. If that happens, he told WFNZ-AM, put your goggles on because theres going to be blood and guts everywhere.
When Gettleman was hired by the Panthers last year, he said he told owner Jerry Richardson he would try to leave the Panthers in a better position than when he came. It was Gettleman who decided it was time to move on from the mercurial Smith.
Decisions, either popular or unpopular, have to be made for the greater good, Gettleman said in the release. And it is imperative to take an unemotional global view.
Smith was seldom unemotional.
Sources said Gettleman viewed Smith whose fiery personality was applauded by fans but not always welcome in the locker room as a distraction, and that he wanted to turn the leadership over to emerging stars such as quarterback Cam Newton and middle linebacker Luke Kuechly.
Smith, who declined to speak to the Observer, told WFNZ he thanked Richardson for giving him an opportunity. He indicated he wasnt going to let his relationship with Gettleman ruin his feelings for the organization.
Im not going to allow an individual that Ive interacted with for six months or a year to change the relationships I have with multiple people in that organization for over 13 years, Smith said. That will never happen.
Gettleman has been trying to trade Smith since last week. According to the league source, Smith gave him a list of five teams as trade partners: Dallas, New England, Baltimore, Tampa Bay and San Diego.
Smiths contract, however, which includes an option clause that would take it through 2016, combined with his declining production in 2013 made a trade prohibitive.
Smith, who will turn 35 in May, will walk away with $5 million from the Panthers $3 million in guaranteed money and $2 million in deferred bonuses.
Because there is no offset language in Smiths contract, he can collect the $5 million the Panthers owe him, in addition to whatever money another team pays him.
Designating Smith as a post-June 1 cut saved the Panthers $1 million in salary cap space, although they will carry $4 million in dead money on their salary cap into 2015.
Derrick Fox, his agent, said the Panthers never asked Smith to restructure his contract, as Gettleman did last offseason with Gross and several other veterans.
Steve Smith has been one of the NFLs finest receivers for over a decade and has been the face of the franchise for a large part of the teams history, Gettleman said in the teams release. This was not an easy decision. As a team, we made a step forward last year; however we are also a team in transition, which is a part of the NFL.
The Panthers are targeting New York Giants free agent Hakeem Nicks, a former Independence High and North Carolina standout, as their top choice to replace Smith, a source said.
Nicks, who is visiting the Indianapolis Colts on Friday, is coming off two sub-par seasons in New York. At 26, though, hes still young enough to be a long-term No. 1 receiver to pair with Newton.
Carolina also has Green Bay free-agent receiver James Jones on its radar.
Highs and lows in 13 years
Smith leaves with his name all over the Panthers record books. He caught more passes, scored more touchdowns and posted more 100-yard receiving games than anyone in the franchises 19-year history.
He also was responsible for what many fans and former players view as the most memorable moment in team history. Smith stunned a St. Louis crowd when he pulled down a 69-yard touchdown pass from Delhomme in the second overtime to lift the Panthers to a 29-23 win in a divisional-round playoff game on Jan. 10, 2004, during Carolinas lone Super Bowl season.
Offensive lineman Travelle Wharton was drafted by the Panthers a few months later and was amazed at the way Smith approached minicamp.
You see a superstar just a couple months after the Super Bowl. You see him going down for the ball, diving. Spectacular catches that you see in the games, youd see them in practice, Wharton said. I was like, thats how true professionals go after it in practice.
There were negative consequences to Smiths intensity, as well. His Panthers legacy will include the punches he threw at three teammates, breaking two of their noses and resulting in an arrest and two suspensions for Smith.
He ends his career with Carolina with every major receiving record. His 12,197 yards are nearly 3,000 in front of Muhsin Muhammad, and his 836 receptions and 67 touchdowns also outdistance Muhammad.
Smith was part of four of the Panthers five playoff teams and made five Pro Bowls, most recently in 2011 during Newtons first season.
Before the Panthers drafted Newton No. 1 overall, Smith suffered through a 2-14 season in 2010. After the season, he went to Richardsons house to request a trade, but ultimately backed off his demands.
After his 1,394-yard season in 2011, Smith agreed to a contract extension he believed would allow him to retire as a Panther.
He had a flair for the dramatic.
In his first NFL game, the season opener at Minnesota in 2001, Smith returned the opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown.
In his final game, he scored the Panthers lone touchdown in a playoff loss to San Francisco and celebrated by pointing to his sprained knee, which hed spent two weeks rehabbing so he could play.
He caught four passes for 74 yards in the 23-10 loss including the 31-yard touchdown before being shut out in the second half after the 49ers adjusted their coverage.
Wharton will remember the punishing blocks Smith threw and the times they were numerous Smith came to a teammates defense.
He didnt back down from anybody. Youd see him crack back on linebackers, (defensive backs). He wasnt afraid to mix it up with a bigger guy, Wharton said. Some of the biggest runs in the history of the organization, Im pretty sure Steve was a big part of it, blocking downfield with some great blocks.
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Journal: Billions in Aid Mis-Appropriated–Global to Local Needs Table Would Eliminate This Kind of Fraud
Sri Lanka tsunami aid misappropriated: watchdog
COLOMBO (AFP) – Nearly half a billion dollars in tsunami aid for Sri Lanka is unaccounted for and over 600 million dollars has been spent on projects unrelated to the disaster, an anti-corruption watchdog said Saturday.
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The group alleged that out of 2.2 billion dollars received for relief, 603.4 million dollars was spent on projects unrelated to the disaster.
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Degree of cartel influence/kickbacks/thievery within PEMEX, if known?
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Subject: analysis for comment: Mexico oil industry
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The importance of the Mexican oil industry cannot be overstated in the
Mexican economy. They remain the number 2 exporter to the US, and the 6^th
largest exporter in the world overall. 40 percent of the government budget
is financed by oil revenue. The Mexican oil industry is completely under the
control of PEMEX, the state owned oil company, and has been so since its
inception 70 years ago. Thus any net assessment of the Mexican oil industry
is essentially a study on PEMEX.
Mexico's main oil reserves are in the Campeche, Tabasco and Veracruz
regions. Mexican oil production essentially peaked in 2005 and has since
been declining. This is due mainly to the decrease in output from key
fields, especially the supergiant Cantarell. however, creating the problem
of how to fund the federal government in the absence of oil revenue. While
the ideal replacement would be to attract foreign investment into joint
ventures of oil exploration as well as some form of revenue sharing, the
constitution effectively blocks foreign control or investment into any part
of PEMEX.
As a long time state owned enterprise, PEMEX balooned inefficiently both in
terms of Personel and budget. As Mexico's rich light oil reserves continued
to increase output up to 2005, the problem was known but never truly
addressed for years. Felipe Calderon was elected in 2007 on a platform of
restructuring PEMEX to reduce inefficiencies. This task is made almost
impossible by the current constitution which states in article 27: "all
natural resources in national territory are property of the nation, and
private exploitation may only be carried out through concessions." Thus
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As stark calls against privatization have come from both the PRI and PRD in
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concerning infrastructure, with recent cartel violence in the oil rich
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Furthermore if the state-owned, Mexican run PEMEX does indeed start to
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A new refinery was announced on 03/19/08, on the 70^th anniversary of the
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Located in Hythe, Kent. The Ritz Cinema was built for Union Cinemas chain and opened on 12th June 1937 with George Formby starring in "Keep Your Seats Please". The exterior was in red brick and had a plain facade. In the auditorium seating was provided in stalls and a small circle.
It was taken over by Associated British Cinemas (ABC) in October 1937 and was operated by them until it was taken over by an independent operator from 17th March 1953.
It closed in 1965 and went over to use as a bingo hall and Classic Cinemas took control. They divided the circle off and made it into a small 275 seat cinema, renamed the Vogue Cinema which re-opened on 27th April 1971. Mecca took over the operation of the bingo section from 15th November 1973 and they continued to operated the cinema section as the Mecca Cinema.
Classic Cinemas had taken control again by 1980 and they re-named it Classic Cinema. It closed on 7th August 1984 screening "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and was demolished and a block of flats was built on the site.
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The block of flats built on the site of the Ritz/Classic is Blythe Court and was named after the last manager of the Classic – Don Blythe who went on to serve as a Hythe town councillor and also served with me on Shepway District Council.
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L'intérieur de l'extérieur modeste est un joyau d'une auberge restaurée avec chambres spacieuses et aérées, des meubles d'époque exceptionnelles et certains des plus beaux vitraux de Cape May. Association des auberges historiques nous appelle "La plus belle et la plus décorée authentique de toutes les maisons que nous avons visitées." Cette station balnéaire édouardienne auberge gracieux a une tradition d'hospitalité et de confort. Sa situation idéale, dans le quartier historique premier, est de 1/2 bloc de plages et des zones commerçantes et à proximité de nombreux restaurants et sites touristiques. Bénéficiant d'hiver agrément de temps par le feu ou le soleil d'été et les porches d'ombre, vous pouvez retrouver la romance et la douceur d'une époque révolue.
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5 sur octobre 26, 2014
Beautiful home! Lovely hosts! Surprised to find a bottle of champagne in our room when we returned from dinner. Classy!
5 sur septembre 21, 2014
A truly delightful B&B. Always very pleasant servants and Owner.Will definetly stay here again. Close to the water, close to shops, just all around great place and location. See ya soon!!!!
4,8 sur septembre 01, 2014
My Fiancé had a very nice stay. Our room was clean and comfortable and Sandy and Nancy were as nice as can be.
5 sur septembre 01, 2014
Always a great place to stay. In the heart of all the activities around town. Sandy being the best hostest and a caring person. Loved the clean towels every day and clean sheets every two days. Breakfast was wonderful and the cook very friendly willing to share recipies. Also loved the porch.
4,4 sur août 22, 2014
Our first stay at a B&B and we couldn't have asked for more. Sandy and Nancy cook a delicious breakfast, great complimentary cookies and are very warm and friendly. We had complimentary beach chairs, badges, bike racks and parking. It felt as if we were visiting family. We will definitely stay at the Windward House again!! Janet and Manny
5 sur août 21, 2014
Room was clean and well prepared for our stay. We stayed in the Edwardian Room, very nice with shared 2nd floor balcony overlooking Jackson St. Daily breakfast was excellent both days. Sitting out on the covered porch having coffee w/ breakfast watching Jackson St come alive in the morning never gets old. Offsite parking in lot is provided as well as beach badges and beach chairs. Sandy Miller is a wonderful host and very pleasant to talk with. Location of the property is within walking distance to just about everything as it is in the heart of Cape May. This was the 2nd time we stayed here and both times have been outstanding. We definitely will be coming back to the Winward House. Rich & Jenn Burlington, NJ
4,8 sur août 12, 2014
My friend and I wanted a quick fun get away with lots to do. We traveled from New York which was a breeze. Cape May has loads of fun things to do and at the Windward House you are in a very convenient location. The beach is close as is the night life. We went to a play "Moon Over Buffalo" which was great and walking distance to the theatre and restaurant. We especially liked to sit on the porch at Winward House and watch the action outside. There is coffee and tea available all the time so it is very relaxing to sit, sip and people watch. When we took a horse and buggy ride as well as the Historical Trolly ride we found we passed right by the Windward House. There is a great story to that which I won't spoil for you but adds to the fun! Sandy is a wealth of information and very helpful. She had informational literature in the lobby about things to do. The Windward House is an excellent "home away from home" in Cape May.
4,6 sur août 09, 2014
The owner is fantastic and the other guests were so friendly. Breakfast was fresh and delicious and our room was clean, spacious, and homey. What's more, the Windward is steps from the beach. We will be back!
4,2 sur juillet 21, 2014
We have been coming to Cape May for many years, and have stayed at several B&Bs, and this was our second time at the Windward. Beautifully appointed inn in the Victorian style, but not dark or stuffy as some others. Take some time to look around and enjoy the lovely and eclectic collections throughout, including the "naughty ladies" on the second floor landing. The superb breakfasts prepared by Nancy are served buffet style. You have the option of enjoying the formal dining room, set with pretty pink and cranberry glassware, or taking a tray out to the comfortable porch. If you're very lucky, you'll be there on the mornings Nancy serves up butter cake (oh, the butter cake!), peach enchiladas, or swiss egg cups, but every day is a treat with generous servings of sweet and savory dishes, yogurt, fruit, and homemade granola. Sandy Miller is a grand lady, a gracious hostess who treats you as if you are a guest in her home. We have been to places where the innkeepers are either never seen, or hover about in a way that makes you feel as if they believe you're slipping the teaspoons into your bag. Not so at Windward, where Sandy's only concerns are for your comfort and convenience. While K-cup coffee and tea are available 24/7, and delicious fresh baked cookies are set out in the afternoon, I only wish this excellent inn offered a true afternoon tea. I think this practice may be vanishing at the Cape May B & Bs overall, which is a shame. Choose Windward House on your next visit to Cape May and you will have a truly memorable vacation by the sea!
4,2 sur juillet 19, 2014
Fabulous location, the innkeeper is great. We especially appreciated the extras we didn't expect like parking, beach tags, cookies all afternoon, and fruit and coffee always available,
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Does anyone else feel like the weeds are on steroids this year? I was in the garden yesterday and I noticed grasses that were taller than my kiwi arbor and the two year old kiwi vines on it.
I'm just getting over a little cold and walking through the garden all I can see is all the work I've got to get done - sooner rather than later. It's a tad overwhelming... So, how thickly do you have to pile mulch to kill weeds that are currently thriving? Is mulch not enough? Should I put cardboard or newspaper down below the mulch? Help! |
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- Posted by hoosierquilt z10a/23 Vista Calif (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 12:35
Later rains interspersed with warm ups. It's a bad year for weeds. Chop them down, layer with cardboard or 4 sheets of newspaper and put mulch 3 to 4" thick. Or, spray with RoundUp (or pickling vinegar if you don't want to use an herbicide), cardboard/newspaper, mulch. Patty S. |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 13:59
I used Round-up on a regular basis when I first started trying to tame this half-acre 12-15 years ago. Once I got the weeds under control, I started planting a little bit at a time, but to tell you the truth, I still weed weekly during the "rainy" season. I never go into the yard without pulling a few piles of weeds. I don't think it will ever end. Renee |
Spreading out 10 yards of mulch every year is agony, but the result is no weeds. I try to get it done in January before the weeds have a chance to get going. Yes as Patty said, late rains interspersed with warmth has sure made everything grow. |
- Posted by yukkuri_kame 9 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 19:18
Yeah, overwhelmed by how tasty they are! Purslane Sure beats going to the supermarket & doctor. Wish I could identify more of the weeds in my yard! My strategy for weed control is to plant densely, mulch a lot and allow useful weeds to flourish, while removing the more noxious ones. |
- Posted by peachymomo Ca 8 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 22, 12 at 12:21
Well I'm feeling much better today. My wonderful bf helped by mowing and weed whacking and I was able to finish weeding my new flower bed and two of my three berry beds. I just couldn't bear to pull the borage out of the third bed because the bees were enjoying it so much, the little blueberry bushes will just have to tolerate being crowded for a month or so. Now I just have to finish up around the fig tree, grape and kiwi vines, and fruit trees. Then I will be ready to start spreading newspaper and mulch... and then I can get started on my veggy garden. It's neverending! But I wouldn't give it up for the world ;oP |
- Posted by borderbarb Escondido (My Page) on Sun, Apr 22, 12 at 13:18
Though it wouldn't work for every zone or every garden style .... Nasturtiums are my winter - into- spring ground cover .... they shade out any weed growth and are so easy to pull when it's time to get serious in the garden ... and they make wonderful cheerful little posies to take to shut-ins. |
- Posted by peachymomo Ca 8 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 23, 12 at 9:29
I've seen overwintered stands of nasturtiums down in Southern California, they are beautiful. I love nasturtiums but they aren't tough enough to withstand our frosts so I grow them as annuals, I have some healthy volunteers sprouting so I had to pull the weeds around them very carefully. A lot of houses around here have Vinca as a groundcover to suppress weeds, but it's so aggressive I wouldn't want to plant it near my fruits or veggies. I think I'll mainly just pile on the mulch, but in my flower and veggy beds I'm going to start experimenting with Thyme and Sweet Alyssum as groundcovers. |
- Posted by tomatotomata 10 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 23, 12 at 12:53
There is an up side to weeding: privacy! There's nothing like going out to weed, to guarantee a little alone time :) |
If you sheet mulch (using cardboard layers), make sure that any separate pieces of cardboard overlap by at least 6". |
- Posted by kittymoonbeam (My Page) on Wed, Apr 25, 12 at 23:58
Cardboard works great and you can cover it with something prettier. Dandelion leaves were very tasty this spring. They help with circulation and guard against spider veins. |
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A week ago I planted a roma tomato plant and I am noticing lots of little bumps on the stem and the leaves have a problem. It has light brown spots and the edges are turning brown--and disappearing, like it is dried out. I thought it was just a placement issue (too much sun, not enough sun) but someone said it could be bacterial canker or some other disease. But from what I have read the bumps could be root buds--but I don't know what is wrong with the leaves. |
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la chevre: The Constitution is the country's ultimate legal precedent, the precedent above all other precedents, the law of the land, quite literally.It's hardly silly to try to live according to the supreme law of the land, the document that every elected federal official swears to defend and uphold...
Mr Dionne is misleading in suggesting that "FDR lost the court-packing fight but eventually got to name justices in the normal way".
In fact, Roosevelt won the court-packing fight with a demonstration of overwhelming force, showing the judges where real political power lay.
At the end of 1936, when Roosevelt was elected for a second term, the Supreme Court judges ranged in age from 62 years to 81 years, with six of the nine being over 70 years old.
On 5 February 1937 Roosevelt presented to Congress a new judiciary bill which would authorize him to appoint an extra federal judge for every sitting judge who, having served 10 years or more, failed to retire within six months of his seventieth birthday. The bill authorized the appointment of up to 50 federal judges including up to six new Supreme Court judges. With six new appointees in a Court of fifteen, Roosevelt would need the support of only two of the original nine judges to clear the way for the New Deal legislation.
The bill required the approval of Congress. However, given that it was Acts of the Congress itself which the Court had been overturning there was some support for a move to bring the Court to heel.
Also, with six new appointments to be made, there were plenty of spoils available to entice congressmen. Roosevelt is believed to have promised the first vacancy to Senator Joseph Robinson(*), the Democrat majority leader in the Senate who was responsible for steering the bill through the Senate.
Within seven weeks of Roosevelt launching his offensive - on 29 March 1937 - the Court capitulated. Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Roberts changed their minds on the doctrine of "due process", and joined Cardozo, Stone and Brandeis to uphold a Washington State minimum wage law for women (West Coast Hotel v Parrish).
On 12 April, in another 5:4 decision this time authored by Hughes himself, the Court upheld the National Labour Relations Act by concluding that the steel manufacturing operations of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation had a substantial impact on inter-State commerce.
Five weeks later, on Tuesday 18 May, Justice van Devanter - one of the minority still holding out against the new policy - announced that he would be retiring with effect from 1 July. The reason for his decision became clear the following Monday when two more majority decisions were handed down - this time upholding the Social Security Act against a claim that the old-age benefits were not spending for the "general Welfare of the United States" and against a claim that the unemployment provisions were an invasions of the States' reserve powers.
With the Court's sudden capitulation and van Devanter's announcement, Roosevelt's judiciary bill had become redundant and began to face increasing opposition. On 14 June the Senate Judiciary Committee reported against it by a vote of 8:10. A month later Joseph Robinson suffered a fatal heart attack, and the following week the Senate recommitted the bill to committee thereby effectively killing it.
On 11 August another supporter of the bill, Senator Hugo Black, was nominated for van Devanter's vacancy, and six days later his appointment was confirmed by the Senate.
The battle was over.
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(*) As Robinson died before being appointed, the evidence for this claim came from the Democratic National Committee Chairman, Jim Farley.
Cognate is correct, conservatives just want to maintain the status quo. Principles they have never heard of.
I think it's silly that this society, which has advanced to a point that the Founding Fathers could not begin to conceive, is so fixated on living in accordance with a document from that old era. Following legal precedent is one thing, but the idea of trying to mold the law so that it conforms to some jurists' interpretations of the Constitution is ludicrous.
I would think many leftists would start to appreciate a more strict interpretation of the constituion. Haven't they complained about the President's executive orders? With a strict constructionist judge, signing statements and Executive orders are at the least strongly curtailed. Social security can still exist, but only in a voluntary format where states opt in or out. It's the mandatory power to enforce that congress doesn't have according to the Constitution. As far as drugs go, the Federal government can only help states that ban things restrict imports. They can't keep states that want want legalization from having it.
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What is more conservative than defending the status quo?
Im in ur curt, overtrning ur dills.
As Mr. Dionne admits, the Supreme Court found most of the New Deal unconstitutional. Only after FDR replaced justices "in the normal way" did he find the Court more pliant to his broader-than-ever before Constitutional interpretation.This new Court spurned any "limits on federal power," instead issuing decisions such as Wickard v. Filburn where it found the Federal Government had a right to regulate wheat a farmer grew for his own use. The rationale? By growing his own wheat, the farmer affected interstate commerce because he bypassed it through his own industry. FDR's new Court found that an appropriate exercise of Federal regulatory power under the interstate commerce clause of the Constitution.Finally, Mr. Dionne's has a flaw in his concluding point that "the electorate has decided that [conservative ideas] don't work anymore." Conservative ideas haven't been found wanting, to paraphrase Chesterton, they haven't been tried. The Bush administration has added more regulation, giving us such wonders of government power as No Child Left Behind and the Patriot Act. That can hardly be called conservative.
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