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Army Grad Coach K Returns To West Point With USA Team
Krzyzewski returned to his alma mater on Monday with the U.S. national team, which toured the campus, ate lunch with cadets in the mess hall and held an open practice for military personnel and families.
Atlanta's Paul Millsap Added To Team USA Roster, Griffin Among Withdrawals
Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap was added to Team USA's roster for the training camp that opens Monday in Las Vegas.
9 Things U.S. Team Fans Will Miss After Their World Cup Exit
Belgium defeated the U.S. 2-1 in full time and deflated the American hype and furor around our new favorite sport-of-the-moment. Although we won't see the USMNT contend for the title, good times and camaraderie were had by all.
Team USA May Have Lost In The World Cup, But Goalie Tim Howard Has Won The Internet
The United States men's soccer team may have lost their spot in the World Cup Tuesday, but goalkeeper Tim Howard has won the internet.
Long Beach Hosts World Cup Viewing Party For USA Vs. Belgium
Team USA will be back on the field Tuesday, taking on Belgium in the World Cup.
Volleyball Player Who Was Told She'd Never Walk Again Competes For Team USA
A professional volleyball player who was told she'd never walk again is competing on Team USA.
6 Things To Know Before USA-Portugal World Cup Matchup
With the U.S. and Portugal set to square off on Sunday at 6pm ET, the stakes couldn't be higher. Group G has been called the group of death by many because and it's starting to live up to it's nickname.
Fans Gather At Pub Near Home Of U.S. Coach To Watch USA Defeat Ghana 2-1
About 30 miles south of Downtown Los Angeles, as the NHL Champion LA Kings celebrated their second Stanley Cup in three years, fans of the United States Men's National Team gathered at a pub in Costa Mesa, not far from the residence of US coach Jurgen Klinsmann, to witness USA defeat Ghana 2-1 in their first Wold Cup round.
Galaxy Defender Omar Gonzalez Sidelined For 2 Weeks With Knee Injury
The Los Angeles Galaxy say defender Omar Gonzalez will be sidelined a week or two after injuring his left knee.
Oracle Team USA Beats Emirates Team New Zealand To Keep America's Cup
Skipper Jimmy Spithill and Oracle Team USA have won the America's Cup with one of the greatest comebacks in sports history.
Altidore's Hat-Trick Helps USA Rally To Beat Bosnia-Herzegovina, 4-3
Trailing 2-0 at halftime, their record winning streak in jeopardy, the Americans never panicked. There was no need to, not with Jozy Altidore on their team.
AP Source: Coach Krzyzewski To Return As US Basketball Olympic Team
Mike Krzyzewski had decided to remain coach of the U.S. men's Olympic basketball team.
Sparks' Parker Leads US Basketball To 5th Straight Gold
The names change, not the results. Just call the U.S. women's basketball team Olympic champion.
USA Dominates London Olympics With 44 Golds, 102 Total Medals
Swimming, track and field, basketball, women's soccer, Serena Williams and Aly Raisman. They all found their way onto U.S. Olympic Committee chairman Larry Probst's highlight list from the London Games.
USA Women's Water Polo Wins 1st Ever Gold Medal
The United States won its first gold medal in women's water polo, getting five goals from Maggie Steffens and a sterling performance from goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong to cruise to an 8-5 win over Spain on Thursday.


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Veteran Angels and wide-eyed newcomers alike took to the catwalk last month for Victoria's Secret's annual Fashion Show in New York City. Constance Jablonski (who has three VS shows already under her belt) told us that she looks forward to doing the show every year "because I can be myself, show my personality, interact with the crowd, and just have fun." And, just as Jablonski promised, the night certainly brought plenty of all of that — and more. The opening sequence of circus performers, stilt walkers, and acrobats provided plenty of treats for the eye from the get-go, but it was Adriana Lima's show-starting strut and ringmaster's getup (cape, top hat, and gilded over-the-knee boots) that really got the crowd in the mood.
In a segment called "Dangerous Liaisons," Lily Donaldson, Miranda Kerr, and Doutzen Kroes sauntered seductively in feathered wings and Swarovski Elements-covered corsets, while Rihanna (who looked quite model-esque in her own right) provided the first of the night's musical performances. Bruno Mars and his bopping group of jazz musicians stormed the runway for a segment titled "Calendar Girls": Erin Heatherton played January in golden wings and a Happy New Year sash, Hilary Rhoda made her VS catwalk debut in a St. Patrick's Day shamrock ensemble, and Karlie Kloss powered through November in a giant feathered headdress that is sure to get tongues wagging.
Clad in bright white and surrounded by a dozen backup dancers, Justin Bieber delivered a high-energy performance that had everyone — including first time VS catwalkers Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunn — sashaying and dancing their hearts out. "I never thought I'd be doing the robot in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show," Dunn had revealed to us backstage before the show, but if she was nervous on the runway you definitely couldn't tell. With her cheeky gaze and razor-sharp moves, she looked like a seasoned pro.
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Div text alignment help needed, please
I had requested a somewhat "different" 3 column layout and rmedek was kind enough to help me out - now I have a question concerning this layout please>
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Hey Dodge,
I see what's going on... The columns are absolutely positioned on the left and the right. They automatically expand to the width of their content (see the width: auto on the columns in the CSS?). On the right column it doesn't matter what the width is-- if it's less than the column, because it expands to the right you don't notice.
On the left column, until the content is at least the width of the wrapper it looks like it's being aligned to the right. If all this sounds confusing, put a border on "#columnone" and you'll see what I mean.
There are a few fixes for this; the ones that jump to mind for me are marking up the links a little more semantically and taking advantage of the enclosing block level elements to declare an appropriate width. I'll see if I can help when I have more time (v-day and all ), or maybe someone else will jump in here...
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The passage of time has all but extinguished any living memory of the Great War of 1914-1918 but the experiences of those who fought in the trenches of the Somme and Flanders have since become epic history and the stuff of legend. Today, hardly a month passes without some dramatic and sometimes tragic discovery being made along the old killing fields of the Western Front. Graves of British soldiers buried during battle - still lying in rows seemingly arm in arm or… (more)
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Yes, this is my unfortunate vantage point for writing my Tuesday post. We are now on Boca Brava Island, on the Pacific Coast of Panama, fairly close to Costa Rica. We went from wearing sweaters and jeans to the stripped-down-as-much-as-you-can-in-your-40s mode. (My students have much more to give than do I.) The hotel is in […]
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Boquete restaurants ROCK!
Or I should say The Rock! I must have had my eyes closed the last time I was in Boquete, Panama. Actually, it was winter, rainy season, and it was coming down several inches per hour. That was the issue. But we have discovered there are many excellent restaurants in this small town of Boquete. […]
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In defense of my nook
First, before the full frontal assault on those who disparage my e-reader, let me say that I am enjoying a 2009 Santa Julia Cabernet Sauvignon from Mendoza as I prepare to vigorously defend advances in life's possibilities, and offer Lisa the forgiveness that maybe she requested at the end of yesterday's post. The wine has […]
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Coffee tasting, Chilean wines and attachment disorder
Day 6 in Panama. Our group participated in a cupping on Monday, a coffee tasting. We visited the Finca Dos Jefes, an organic coffee farm on the side of the Baru Volcano. Coffee tasting takes much of its methodology from wine tasting, with nose and aroma playing a huge role in an overall rating. Beans […]
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Day 5 – no Blackberry
The withdrawal is setting in. The first day without my Blackberry was fun. I could reach out to the world when I decided it was time. I was free from all the chirping signals – Work email! Home email! Text message! The second day, both the students and I were caressing our cell phones. It […]
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Happy 2011!
In Panama, to refer to New Year's Eve, you use año nuevo, or new year. To refer to New Year's Day, you also use año nuevo. It's different in Spain – New Year's Eve is noche vieja – the old night. Here, as our guide on the canal tour explained, they only like to think […]
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Travel day
I wish I had the photo lead in that Matt Baumgartner (Friday Puppy) had for his recent travels. Unfortunately, this is a much more sedate (vs. "sedated") venture. Amid fears that our travel would be delayed due to the giant blizzard rolling up the coast earlier this week, we dutiful loaded onto our 6:30 am […]
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Locks and locks of fun ahead
Ever been to Panama? Ever toured the canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific, saving over 7000 miles of travel? I head out for Panama on Wednesday morning with a group of eleven Saint Rose students. These are our short term study tours, the new fashion in study abroad. They appeal to a more diverse demographic […]
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Holiday tasting notes, part 2
And the cupboard was bare… Our ranks of wine tasters stand at eight currently, and we have diligently worked to evaluate and compare the wines once standing on the counter. Most of those soldiers are now in the recycling bin. The stand out wine for me was the 2007 White Sancerre wine, Domaine Franck Millet. […]
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Vinoteca's holiday hours
Please press one for Spanish, two for English. Please press one for holiday hours, two for most recent tasting notes, and three to complain about Claire's foray into topics non-food/wine related. You have requested the holiday hours for Vinoteca. We would probably be advised to shut down for the holidays, or at least cut back […]
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Evidence Technician Training Programs and Education Requirements
Evidence technicians, sometimes referred to as crime scene investigators or evidence specialists, go to crime scenes to locate and process pieces of evidence. They follow strict protocols when gathering evidence. Learn about evidence technician training programs and education requirements.
Evidence Technician Training Programs
Training Programs
Many evidence technician training programs are designed specifically for members of law enforcement, which may limit civilians' ability to enroll in certain programs. Basic training programs in evidence collection can usually be completed within 40-80 classroom hours. Coursework topics include molds and impressions, crime scene search techniques, evidence documentation, fingerprint gathering, crime scene photography, DNA recovery and evidence analysis preparation.
Since the majority of these training programs are meant to be taken by active law enforcement agents, students are often required to bring equipment from their own police departments or other law enforcement agencies. Such equipment can include digital cameras, evidence gathering kits, laptop computers and department copies of evidence-processing documentation.
Degree and Certificate Training Programs
Individuals not currently involved in law enforcement may choose to prepare for evidence technician careers by completing degree or certificate programs related to criminal justice. Completing degree or certificate programs in criminal justice provides students with a broader understanding of the legal system, but may not provide enough specific training with evidence processing. Specific programs that focus on evidence collection and preservation include crime scene technology or crime scene management.
Coursework in crime scene technology includes investigation tactics, criminal law, crime scene processing, investigative photography, trace evidence gathering, fingerprint analysis and criminology. Many degree programs also require students to participate in internship programs so that they may gain a better understanding of how investigators handle evidence at real crime scenes.
Evidence Technician Education Requirements
Since evidence technicians are typically law enforcement professionals, required education may depend on the jurisdiction. For example, some local and state police departments have their own training academies, while others require 2-year or 4-year degrees. Forensic technicians usually need a 4-year degree for entry-level positions in their field, but forensic technicians are different than evidence technicians, since they physically conduct tests on evidence, whereas evidence technicians collect and preserve the evidence for testing.
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According to the BLS, employment growth for police and detectives is projected to be 5% from 2012 to 2022, which is slower than average. Forensic science technicians are expected to see job growth of 6% during the same period. When it comes to salary, detectives and investigators made an average annual wage of $77,860 in 2012, while police officers made an average of $57,770, and forensic science technicians made an annual salary of $55,730 that same year.
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Ultimately, we know that this has to happen.
So what if the ECB buys time? Is last week's outsized response to Draghi's comments justified?
Europe is already years behind the U.S. in addressing secular and cyclical headwinds -- debt has accumulated dramatically in the interim interval, and the continent's economies have deepened into recession, unemployment has skyrocketed and the EU banking system is capital starved (and not likely to commit materially to lending in the immediate future).
In the U.S. we embraced unprecedented easing and nontraditional tools three-plus years ago, and all we have gotten in the face of our structural challenges is around 1.5% real GDP growth. In the U.S., three-plus years after the Great Decession, it is still necessary for policymakers to resort to nontraditional tools (QE3) in order to sustain growth.
So, let's accept that the ECB's Draghi is going to do everything he can to avoid a deeper recession and possibly depression. Let's accept the inevitability of more effective firewalls through FDIC-like bank deposit insurance, more forceful EU fiscal integration, lowering of interest rates, restarting SMP/LTRO and aggressive purchases of sovereign debt. But where is the policy/action that will spur sustainable, long-term economic growth and allow for meaningful deficit reduction? Given the more serious problems that Europe faces and the depth of its economic woes, why should Europe produce better economic growth in the next three to four years than we have achieved in the U.S.? It won't, even with these stabilizers, little more than 1% real GDP growth can be expected for the EU. And even if the eurozone succeeds to the degree we have in the U.S., the European economies will be mired in weakness and subject to external shocks for years to come.Time Travel Waits for No Man
"It only seems like yesterday ... a few Greek blokes were tossing a discus about, wrestling with each other in the sand and the crowd stood around.... No, wait a minute that was Club Med." -- "Doctor Who," Fear Her (2005)Then, there is Greece ( which can no longer be saved) and the slowing in U.S., China and India economic growth rates, as well as the frightening steepness that the fiscal cliff represents. As expressed by the investment strategy team at Goldman Sachs, more than ever, we live in a macro world.
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Aristotle compiled the first known comprehensive list of all winners of the Olympic Games. Which means that quite probably he was sat in a bar with Plato, muttering, "Go on then, give me any year you like and I'll tell you who won the four-man bobsleigh." -- Mark Steel in The Independent (2006)From my perch, the U.S. stock market is essentially fairly valued now.
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Use this to dress your salad or as a dipping sauce for cut vegetables. Don't like cilantro? No problem, just swap it out for Italian parsley or dill. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.1g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 8.8
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Fresh and juicy during spring and summer months, strawberries are delicious when combined with tender spinach, creamy goat cheese and crunchy toasted almonds. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.4g | Fat: 16.6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 181.2
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This meatloaf is low in calories and fat in addition to being very easy to make! Submitted by SONICKRISTIN Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 7.9g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 20.7g | Calories: 188.3
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by LYZ219 Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2


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A newly released rendering of Google [1]'s new HQ—designed to replace the much-remodeled suburban office park the firm now occupies in Mountain View, Calif.—shows a series of low-slung buildings designed to bring people together. Formally known as the Bay View campus, the new "Googleplex" will be engineered to make sure no employee will be more than a 2.5 minute walk away from any other. The site design and the bent-rectangle building footprint were created by architect NBBJ [2] based on Google's extensive analysis of employee work patterns. All the structures will be connected by bridges and will be punctuated by green roofs and other outdoor gathering spaces.
The complex will comprise more than 1 million sf and will be Google's first purpose-built campus. Previously, the company has grown by finding and renovating existing facilities.
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NBBJ-designed Bay View campus, shaped by workplace analysis, will be the company's first purpose-built facility.
The new California "Googleplex" will be engineered to make sure no Google employee will be more than a 2.5 minute walk away from any other.
[1] https://www.google.com/intl/en/about/
[2] http://www.nbbj.com/
[3] http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2013/02/exclusive-preview-googleplex?mbid=social_twitter
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I bought a package of bees this spring and set them up in a large brood box with frames of foundation. I also put a small super on top of that because I had a couple small frames of honey from my old hive left over and used that to help them get started. I have two small frames covered in brood cells and below that in the brood box, one frame has brood cells on both side of it. Will the queen stay down in the brood box, or should I move the small super to the bottom of the hive? |
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Bees like to go up, you could switch the boxes and see. If you want to have only one brood box, [here we run two deep] then you could take the two frames with brood out, make sure queen is below and put queen excluder on. Put the frames below, [deep] on the very outside of box where they store honey mostly. Remove 2 deep frames temporarily until bees hatched. You could have put a queen exluder on top before putting the honey box on, if you want to run one deep? |
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It's a rite of Spring for the Texas Auto Writers Association.
After all, in the Fall, we bounce 4-wheel-drive vehicles through the Texas Hill Country.
And in the Spring, a young auto writer's fancy turns to cars…and speed.
The Auto Writers invited all manufacturers to send their fastest, meanest, best handling cars to the Texas Motor Speedway north of Fort Worth.
And the writers spent the day wringing them out on the twisty infield race course.
All they asked of us is…wear a helmet and try not to bend the sheet metal.
We drove some dream cars like the jaguar XKR, which is about as potent an automotive sex symbol as you'll find.
Then came the Corvettes, Mustangs…
And Fiat brought a more butch version of the cute little 500, the Abarth.
But the convertible 500 in mild form is still a lovely way to spend an afternoon.
Dodge was there with it's new Alfa Romeo-based Dodge Dart.
But to stir your blood, there is no substitute for cubic inches.
Meanwhile the factory reps did their best to keep us all on message..,.even if it was just to demonstrate the latest electronics from Toyota.
It was a busy day, jumping from one car to the other, grabbing a helmet, hitting the track, and in the end, tallying up the votes for our favorites.
When the dust settled, the Nissan GTR Black Edition was named Car of Texas and Supercar of Texas, just beating out the Cadillac CTS-V and Jaguar XKR.
Sprinkled throughout the categories were wins for Buick, Jeep, Chrysler with their new Dart, Ford and Subaru.
The Chevy Volt was named Green Car of Texas and the Chrysler town & Country Minivan was Family Car of Texas.
I confess I didn't drive them. Why? If you had free track time at Texas Motor Speedway, would the words electric car or minivan even enter your mind?
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How To Sneak In To a Security Conference
Re:Security is about what you're securing. (189 comments)
Absolutely. There's no reason to have a conference be that secure. Spending an extra five-to-ten seconds per attendee checking badges would be a major disruption in crowd flow. The primary benefit of security at this event was to make the attendees feel special, and the secondary benefit was preventing overwhelming crowds. There's basically no reason to keep out any one person who's not supposed to be there; the panels are advertisements, and the information is as good as public. Security is in place to keep out crowds of people who aren't supposed to be there, and they seemed to do well enough at that.


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8 I speak not by way of mitzvah, but as proving through the earnestness of others the sincerity also of your love. | 8 I am not commanding you, but I want to test the sincerity of your love by comparing it with the earnestness of others. |
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Cathedral Cove's famous sea stack, crowned with Pōhutukawa trees, stands strong despite the endless erosion of the Pacific Ocean.
Once a large sea cave like the present Cathedral Cove arch, Te Hoho collapsed into the sea many years ago and one day the same will become of current cave at this stunning location.
I had seen many photos of Cathedral Cove and Te Hoho and wanted to do something different. I opted for this composition to try and show its dominance of the coastline and the vertical perspective accentuated that accordingly.
The rocks in the foreground added that extra touch and balance to the composition, with the faint pre dawn glow beginning to reflect off their wet surfaces. The full size print also shows good detail in the cave arch of Cathedral cove and a faint glimmer of pre-dawn light shines through.
What a start to the day! I kept having to pinch myself to realise I wasn't dreaming and I really was there. At Cathedral Cove. With the whole place to myself!
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Tags: | Cathedral, Coromandel, Cove, Hahei, Landscape / travel, New zealand, North island, Wildlife / nature |
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Beautiful light shining on the fg boulders sets this image up really well Dan, very nice composition with the soft water movement.
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In the year of 18XX, the west is overrun by thugs and outlaws.A group of bandits have kidnapped Mayor Johnsons daughter and are spreading havoc across the land. Only Gunman Clive can bring order to the west and save the girl!
Game Play
Jump and shoot your way across diverse and challenging levels and fight massive bosses.Gunman Clive is an old-school sidescrolling platform game set in the old west with full 3D graphics and a unique artstyle. Bring out your inner cowboy and get ready for some real gunslinger action.
• Old school sidescrolling action• Unique sketch shaded artstyle
• Massive bosses
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Official URL
Official site.- Genre: Action (3DSWare)
- Theme(s): Wild West
- Perspective(s): Flat side view
- Developer: Bertil Horberg
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16 keeping your conscience clear, so that when you are spoken against, those who abuse the good behavior flowing from your union with the Messiah may be put to shame. | 16 keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander. |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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WASHINGTON — — Maryland defensive coordinator Don Brown held his thumb and index finger a half-inch apart. "We were this close," he said.
The media gathered around Brown last week in a downtown Washington hotel conference room understood the reference.
He meant that the Terps had appeared close this season to challenging for the Atlantic Coast Conference title and advancing to a warm-weather bowl. He mentioned a game that got away — a last-minute loss to Miami in November. Perhaps a few more wins could have saved head coach Ralph Friedgen's job. There is no way Brown could know for sure.


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Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) has been on a roll since trading at $30 in November. Recently, it has picking up a lot of positive comments from analysts and the shares look poised to move still higher.
This week's positive analyst comments on Halliburton:
- Deutsche Bank just reiterated its buy rating and raised its price target to $54 a share from a previous $51 a share.
- Monday, BMO Capital Markets raised its price target on Halliburton to $52 a share from $47 a share previously.
- Also Monday, Dahlman Rose reiterated its "Buy" rating and raised its price target to $50 a share from $47 a share.
- Finally, J.P. Morgan just raised its price target to $45 a share from $42 a share.
Halliburton Company provides various products and services to the energy industry for exploring, developing, and producing oil and natural gas worldwide.
4 reasons HAL has upside from $40 a share:
- Consensus earnings estimates for both FY2013 and FY2014 have ticked up over the last week. The shares are priced just a little over 10x forward earnings, a discount to its five year average (14.2).
- The median price target held by the 27 analysts that cover the stock is $47 a share.
- Even after the stock's recent run, HAL still trades in the bottom third of its five year valuation ranged based on P/E, P/S, P/CF and P/B.
- The company stated recently that it believes that the 4th quarter marked the bottom for North American margins. Margins going forward should increase and be supportive of a higher stock price.


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I like Sky. Always have. Everwhere I go, I'm shooting the sky, for one reason or another.
Big ol' comforting mountains, north of Durango, last July.
Where the Animas sometimes looks like a river boiled with clouds.
And the train ride is reliably loud and sooty.
Back home to Kansas for Thanksgiving...
I always end up looking up.
And when we go on our hikes,
One or both of the girls inevitably says, We should move here!
And I always agree.
But then there's the West.
And those oh so busy and expansive skies.
And then I am home, even with the traffic.
Ever westward.
Beams shout.
Ocean bound.
Welcome back.
i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)
Very evocative...
Of course, back in the day, I knew some guys that grew some powerful shit out there by Tuttle.
I'm just sayin'.
quite rated CMack! (and animus has been my favorite word of the week)
Love this! And, you made me look up!
Your little ones are adorable. That is a prize photo.
But what's the puffy yellow thing? It doesn't have wasps in it does it?
Zuma - the hedge apples - they're prevalant where I'm from. We used to play baseball with them, and, like Naten says, they're great weapons. That road that the girls are on is a road to nowhere - it was basically put in so the people farming the bottom land beyond could get to their property. So there's no traffic - it's great to play on. We were racing hedgeapples down the decline, but the buggers kept rolling into the ditches.
Coyote - yes! Love the raptors. We have them aplenty here in NorCal, too. Back home, though, in northeast Kansas, there's nesting bald eagles who kind of run the show on the eastern shore of Lake Perry. Our farm family raptors are redtail hawks. Non-raptor favorites are scissor-tail flycatchers, meadowlarks and all (noisy) woodpeckers (I only hate them early in the morn).
Had a dad who would look at the sky with big brown german eyes in satifaction, awe, foreboding,etc. & received whatever messages it sent him; i introverted sttod at his side & glanced, but returned my gaze always to the ground, Mother earth.... Now the sky is finally becoming mine; wish i remembered all he tried to teach me: to read the signs. Or even discern direction! Beauty-full, beauty-full...
"Don't wait for the last judgment---it takes place every day". "The Fall".Damn right. Also see: that Travelling Willburys song, "end of the line".
Um, Camus, eh? Dipped into his "The Rebel". Liked it. Political, but didn't turn me off. Also:Sisyphusian absurdism is indded true---on a certain level, where i've been for oh, 25 yrs & am now well out of, thank...um...God i guess. I'm currently redefining God, so look for that soon.
Now, big problems with his philosophy, for our times. Innocence was his thing. How be innocent in an absurd world? Easy. Faith. In what? Yr next step, that's all. Miniscularize yr life, live it instantaneously, picturing the universe not as harboring benign indifference, as Camus declared, but: benign material. Or clay. Or...a movie , & yre the director. Point is: benign, but ready to be shaped, usually in ways you as a selfabsorbed bag of skin (Watts' term for the ego) will not see. In peak experience (Maslow), which i believe is a Moral Sphere above all, you will get glimpses of interconnectedness. Or just smoke a doobie, that'll get you there.
"the absurd springs from the confrontation between the human call and the unreasonable silence of the world" (Myth of Sis) ok oik...but we have crafted, made, a more responsive universe with our electromagnetic tinkering....who knew shaved monkeys were so damn clever!....so...a prime example is OS. This is not silence. The universe is beginning to Speak, and we are at a crux in the temporalspatial stream--the slipstream (van morrison)---to hear it. Another eg: we have all of poor Prince Albert's works at our fingertips...he did not live, as an individual , to see or appreciate it, but his call was heard nonetheless...
Best Always, James E....did i drop enough names....? ha...
Camus: A fascinating creature. An avowed Non philosopher, he nonetheless led the way for many. He was a pacifist with a decidedly pugilistic cant. Dismissed institutions, including most particularly that of marriage and, and yet fathered a movement of peace + prosperity - foreseeing the European Union. (Just this morning, I heard Maureen Dowd on local KQED radio comparing the boulder in Raiders of the Lost Ark to GWBush, and I figured she'd compare Barack Obama to Harrison Ford's character... but no, then she turned the boulder into Sisyphus's rock.... She's gone round the bend, that one....) One can compare his work to Orwell's. fairly or not so much so, and glean some insight into what was happening in the world back then, and how it might relate to what's happening now. Both men wished to warn us. Would that we might listen.
"pretty, lonely cloud, ja?....(silence...give the kraut a minute...stop bein so damn fassst...)
"ja, brings to mind how i felt today, a cloud free & clear of the others, no system to be involved in.."
he sits down & muses, a long damn time: like, 15 seconds, an eternity for a bipolar son...
"ja, good cloud. i'll remember it, ja"
"take a pictureitlastsllonger,dad"
" Take a picture willya?"
"oh ja"
etc...children of the soull, forest dwellers still i believe...
anyway enough Not-see or Knot-see stuff...see ja..JME


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Ah, lovely Newark (320 comments)
It makes me feel all warm and tingly inside, that I go to school at NJIT, which is essentially across the street from where these mice were released. It's also great that their escape seems to coincide exactly with the beginning of the Fall semester.
The one thing that comforts me, is that the mice will either be shot in a gang related incident, or become drug addicts, before they are able to spread their tasty payload... This also gives me a good excuse to not go to class.


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9 Much rather therefore, having been now justified in [the power of] his blood, we shall be saved by him from wrath. | 9 Since we have now been justified by his blood, how much more shall we be saved from God's wrath through him! |
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National Park: Glacier, Montana
Disney's not just for kids. Adventures by Disney (eight-day trips from $2,439 per person) offers adults-only itineraries to national parks throughout North America, including a new eight-day excursion (September 5–12) through Montana's Glacier National Park (and into Canada's Banff National Park). The trip offers a range of adrenaline-pumping activities, including rafting Class III rapids on Montana's Flathead River and summiting Alberta's 7,500-foot Sulphur Mountain.
—Bree Sposato
Road Trip: Savannah to Charleston
The Itinerary: Southerners live by their stomachs, and nowhere more so than in the low country of coastal South Carolina and Georgia—a simple two-day getaway.
Day One: Savannah to Beaufort (51 miles). Start things out right at Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room (lunch for two $32), where down-home goodness is served from 11 a.m. sharp each day: platters of fried chicken, vegetables swathed in bacon grease, and tufts of mashed sweet potatoes. Make your way north to SC 170, then on to SC 46 east, ending up in walkable Bluffton, South Carolina, a celebration of small-town Southern life. Be sure to stop by the Bluffton Oyster Factory, where you can watch Gullah women hand-shuck buckets of briny May River bounty. For dinner, head to Pepper's Porch (dinner for two $42) for a Low Country Boil, served under ghostly Spanish moss tresses. Spend the night in Beaufort at the 190-year-old Great Value Rhett House Inn (doubles from $139, including breakfast), an antebellum plantation manse one block from the Intercoastal Waterway.
Day Two: Beaufort to Charleston (134 miles). Hop on Highway 17, making a stop at Wood Brothers, a general store that will sell you a pouch of boiled peanuts (the unofficial state snack) for the hour-long drive to Wadmalaw Island. Follow 17, turning right onto Main Road and then onto Maybank Highway. Once you're riverside, pull into P.M. King's Grocery for ribs or a freshly made shrimp-salad sandwich. After lunch, tour the
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Wine Region: Leelanau and Old Mission Peninsulas, Michigan
Why Go Now: Flanking West Grand Traverse Bay, in the state's Lower Peninsula, these 850 acres of vineyards are finally turning out wines, particularly Pinot Blancs, worthy of the stupendous views. Among the best: bracing renditions from Left Foot Charley and Brys Estate.
Stay: Great Value Check in to the stately eight-room inn at the hillside Black Star Farms (doubles from $225).
Eat: Try the roast quail stuffed with foie gras at Blu (dinner for two $110), overlooking Lake Michigan.
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Great Neighborhood: Boston's North End
When Boston's "Big Dig" replaced the elevated highway, it reconnected downtown to the isolated North End peninsula, bringing fresh energy to the city's oldest residential neighborhood.
Eat: Located in the same curved red-brick building since 1926, Pizzeria Regina (dinner for two $16) is old-school pizza pie, with a fire brick–baked crust ordered light, regular, or well done. The melanzane alla parmigiana at Trattoria Il Panino (dinner for two $100) is stacked so high it resembles an eggplant angel food cake. At the tiny Neptune Oyster (dinner for two $110), Olives alum Jeff Nace presides over the freshest local seafood, including an impeccable raw bar, complemented by a compact but brilliant wine list. Fellow Olives vet Torri Crowell packs a mean lunch at the low-key Volle Nolle (lunch for two $25), offering skillfully constructed sandwiches like Cuban-style pulled pork on grilled brioche. The romantic Carmen Wine Bar & Trattoria (dinner for two $80) has an expansive list of fine Italian wines to accompany the full-flavored rustic specialties, like briny clams and earthy braised fennel in pebbly, house-made mustard-spiked cream sauce. Linger at neighborhood cafés over desserts like Florentine ricotta cannoli at Boston institution Mike's Pastry (dessert for two $6).
Shop: Judy and Joy Catuogno, the twin-sister curators behind
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National Park: Capitol Reef, Utah
This 242,000-acre expanse of stunning burnt-orange cliffs and canyons in southwestern Utah didn't appear on U.S. maps until 1872. Since then it's served as the backdrop for dozens of westerns, but it remains largely unexplored. Enter REI (seven-day trips from $1,799 per person), which has just launched a trip that takes you from the dramatic domes lining Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile scar in the earth's crust, to Cassidy Arch, and, adjacent to the park, the five stacked sandstone terraces that form the Grand Staircase National Monument.
—Bree Sposato
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Beach Town: Chincoteague, Virginia
Chincoteague, a seven-mile-long island just off the Virginia coast, feels like the land that time forgot. The gateway to the 37-mile-long Assateague Island National Seashore—a nature refuge that's home to wild ponies, herons, woodpeckers, and foxes—is only accessible via car over the Route 175 swing-span bridge.
Stay: A Victorian-era house has been turned into Miss Molly's Inn, a seven-room B&B that offers high tea in the afternoons. Doubles from $140, including breakfast.
Eat: Known for clam chowder and platters of fried Atlantic shrimp and Chincoteague oysters, the Seashell Café hits the spot after a long day of beachcombing. Dinner for two $65.
—Tom Austin
Beach Town: Santa Cruz, California
Anyone who remembers 1987's camp vampire classic Lost Boys will recognize this location, where the Giant Dipper roller coaster at the Beach Boardwalk amusement park was used to great scenic effect. In real life, Santa Cruz has plenty of other attractions: Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum, surfers at Pleasure Point, and cavorting seals at Natural Bridges State Beach.
Stay: At the waterfront Casablanca Inn, 32 of the 33 rooms have ocean views (and a handful have fireplaces, for when the nights get chilly). The restaurant, open for dinner only, looks out on the vast expanse of the Pacific. Doubles from $175.
Eat: Center Street Grill is the place for salads, pastas, made-from-scratch hollandaise sauce, ahi tuna, and freshly squeezed lemonade and orange juice on the outdoor patio. Dinner for two $52.
—Tom Austin
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National Park: Yellowstone, Wyoming
Bypass the crowds at Old Faithful and head to Yellowstone's best kept secret: the quiet Bechler region, in the southwest corner. The most unexpected way to discover its dozens of waterfalls and hidden thermal spouts is on a customized camping expedition with Llama Trips in Yellowstone (from $250 per person per day), a husband-and-wife-owned operator that will have you soaking in a hot pool at the base of a 150-foot waterfall and observing the area's wildlife (moose, black bears, bald eagles) up close—though not too close. Gentle llamas, indigenous to the region, carry all of your equipment.
—Bree Sposato
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Road Trip: Adirondacks
The Itinerary: New York's largest state park seems to go on forever. But the south-central area—with its petite mountains and high-end camps—is easily explored in three days.
Day One: Albany to Chestertown (79 miles). Starting in the state capital, head north 78 miles on I-87, then take exit 25 and follow Route 8 to the waterfront Fern Lodge (doubles from $275, including breakfast), an updated wilderness-style retreat. After a boat tour of Friends Lake, head down the road for dinner at Friends Lake Inn (dinner for two $95), known for its farm-to-table menu and 18,000-plus-bottle wine cellar.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the implementation of the Federal Activities Inventory Reform (FAIR) Act of 1998, focusing on: (1) the overall initial implementation of the FAIR Act; (2) the clarity and understandability of five agencies' FAIR Act inventories; (3) the extent to which these agencies exempted commercial activities from competition; and (4) supplemental information that enhanced the understandability of agencies' inventories.
GAO noted that: (1) 98 executive agencies developed and published inventories of their commercial activities under the FAIR Act's first year of implementation, identifying about 904,000 full-time equivalent employees performing commercial activities; (2) compared to prior efforts to inventory commercial activities, the initial implementation of the FAIR Act increased the number of agencies identifying and reporting on their commercial activities and increased the amount of information about agencies' commercial activities that is publicly available; (3) however, the clarity and understandability of the five FAIR Act inventories GAO reviewed was limited; (4) Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) June 1999 list of function codes used by agencies to characterize the types of commercial activities they perform was incomplete; (5) because OMB allowed agencies to use an expanded list of function codes for their FAIR Act inventories that was not contained in OMB's June 1999 guidance, it may have been more difficult for interested parties who did not have the expanded list to identify the activities agencies are performing; (6) function codes on both the official and expanded lists are vague, and OMB has not defined them; (7) agency officials said that OMB's function codes were not adequate to clearly categorize the commercial activities that their employees perform; (8) the five agencies exempted a range of from 37 to 99 percent of the commercial activities they identified from consideration for competition; (9) interested parties may challenge the omission of a particular activity from, or the inclusion of a particular activity on, an agency's inventory; (10) however, since the FAIR Act does not require that commercial activities be competed, it does not provide for challenges to agencies' decisions to exempt commercial activities listed on the inventories from competition; (11) some of the supplemental information that the five agencies included enhanced the understandability of the FAIR Act inventories; (12) for example, although the FAIR Act does not require agencies to identify their inherently governmental activities, the General Services Administration's (GSA) inventory listed both its commercial and inherently governmental activities; and (13) including this information provided a fuller perspective about the range of activities that GSA performs.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: On April 27, 2000, OMB issued implementation guidance to agencies on the preparation and submission of their FAIR Act inventories. In the guidance, OMB expanded and revised the list of function codes and required that agencies use only the codes listed in the guidance unless approved in advance by OMB. The guidance and the entire list of function codes was also posted on OMB's official website.
Recommendation: In order to enhance the clarity and understandability of agencies' FAIR Act inventories, the Director, OMB, should reexamine the function codes appearing in appendix 2 of the Circular A-76 Supplemental Handbook. This reexamination should include: (1) revising the codes to more accurately capture the activities agencies are performing; (2) defining the codes to ensure they are clearly understood; and (3) ensuring that OMB's official guidance and its website list all of the codes that agencies are authorized to use, including codes that are specific to individual agencies.
Agency Affected: Executive Office of the President: Office of Management and Budget
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: An OMB official said that they had been reexamining the codes used in the FAIR inventories as part of their ongoing consultations with the Defense Department's Defense Management Council, which oversees many of the Department's efforts to improve its business practices and consolidate its activities.
Recommendation: Because OMB may lack the necessary time and resources to accomplish this reexamination on its own, the Director, OMB, should consider collaborating with agencies--through such approaches as task forces and interagency councils--as a strategy to gain consensus and consistent follow-through on such reexamination efforts.
Agency Affected: Executive Office of the President: Office of Management and Budget
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In a letter dated May 31, 2000, OMB's Acting Deputy Director for Management instructed OMB staff to review agencies' FAIR Act inventories in accordance with the guidance contained in OMB's budget procedures memorandum originally issued on July 12, 1999. The budget procedures memorandum states that while reviewing each agency's inventory OMB staff should "seek to ensure comprehensiveness and consistency within an agency and across the government."
Recommendation: The Director, OMB, should reinforce the principles established in OMB's budget procedures memorandum for OMB staff to enhance the consistency of the inventories within and across executive agencies.
Agency Affected: Executive Office of the President: Office of Management and Budget
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Federal Subcontracting:
Further Actions Needed to Improve Oversight of Pass-through ContractsGAO-15-200: Published: Dec 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 22, 2014.
Dec 18, 2014
Electronic Submissions in Federal Procurement:
Implementation by the Army Corps of Engineers and Department of the Interior's Bureau of ReclamationGAO-15-253R: Published: Dec 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 18, 2014.
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State and Local Governments' Fiscal Outlook:
2014 UpdateGAO-15-224SP: Published: Dec 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 17, 2014.
Dec 11, 2014
Federal Subcontracting:
Linking Small Business Subcontractors to Prime Contracts Is Not Feasible Using Current SystemsGAO-15-116: Published: Dec 11, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 11, 2014.
Dec 3, 2014
Federal Data Transparency:
Effective Implementation of the DATA Act Would Help Address Government-wide Management Challenges and Improve OversightGAO-15-241T: Published: Dec 3, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 3, 2014.
Nov 14, 2014
2013 Government Shutdown:
Three Departments Reported Varying Degrees of Impacts on Operations, Grants, and ContractsGAO-15-86: Published: Oct 15, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 14, 2014.
Nov 13, 2014
Program Evaluation:
Some Agencies Reported that Networking, Hiring, and Involving Program Staff Help Build CapacityGAO-15-25: Published: Nov 13, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 13, 2014.
Nov 12, 2014
Federal Real Property:
Strategic Focus Needed to Help Manage Vast and Diverse Warehouse PortfolioGAO-15-41: Published: Nov 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 12, 2014.
Oct 31, 2014
Government Efficiency and Effectiveness:
Inconsistent Definitions and Information Limit the Usefulness of Federal Program InventoriesGAO-15-83: Published: Oct 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 31, 2014.
Oct 30, 2014
Federal Real Property:
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Stephen McCary, chef of Mizuna: "I'd love it if the words 'molecular gastronomy' would die"
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This is part one of my interview with Steve McCary, exec chef of Mizuna; tune in tomorrow for part two of our chat.
It's mid-afternoon on a Tuesday, and Mizuna's kitchen is already buzzing in preparation for dinner service. On the line, executive chef Stephen McCary, a six-year veteran of the venerable restaurant -- still one of Denver's most coveted reservations -- is fielding questions posed by his staff, responding to their inquiries in a soft Southern drawl that reflects his Alabama upbringing, which involved blueberries and peas, squashes and melons, corn and tomatoes, all of which were grown in the two-acre garden on his grandparents' homestead.
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"I used to spend a lot of time in that garden, fighting off bugs in 100-degree heat, but I was most at home in my grandmother's kitchen," remembers McCary. "I'd help my grandma as much as I could when I was really young, and once I could touch the stove, I started cooking a lot, starting with pancakes," which, he admits, were "originally pretty messed up and burnt."
Nonetheless, McCary knew that a culinary-focused career was in his future. "We always went to Florida on our vacations, and we'd spend a lot of time at all the fry shacks on the water, and I wanted to own one of those," says McCary. But instead of building castles in the sand, he used his hands -- and the beachfront soil -- to build kitchens.
And he soon found himself working in one at a Subway sandwich shop, which was followed up by a stint as a pizza-delivery driver and a grunt job loading ice cream on a truck for Blue Bell Creameries. "Do you want to know the craziest -- make that the stupidest -- thing I've ever done?" asks McCary. "When I was working for Blue Bell, I made a bet with some of the guys that I could pull a load of ice cream on the truck in nothing but gloves, shoes, boxer shorts and a hat in 25-degree-below weather." If he accomplished the feat, he would collect $300. "I did it, and it was very, very painful, and I almost had hypothermia," he remembers.
His next decision -- to attend culinary school at the Charleston, South Carolina, campus of Johnson & Wales -- proved to be a far more intelligent call. "I started off in the culinary department to learn how to cook, and really started falling in love with the cooking side of things," says McCary, who spent six years in Charleston immersing himself in French and coastal Carolinian cuisine.
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For Barack Obama, a crash course in European politics
By Ralph Boulton
Fri Nov 4, 2011 3:35pm EDT
(Reuters) - Time was when U.S. presidents stood in the center of events at
world summits. This week in Cannes, Barack Obama appeared at times a
bewildered spectator as European leaders scrambled through a whirlwind of
meetings called to bring Greece to heel and save the euro currency.
Where the U.S. President would traditionally be the last to arrive at a
gathering, there was Obama on Friday morning, one of the first at the
Palais des Festivals, chatting with the other leaders as they trickled
into the lobby. Only when German Chancellor Angela Merkel crossed the
threshold did he break off, hoping perhaps for news of the latest conclave
or consultation.
"I guess you guys have to be creative here," he told her, as he led her
away to a quiet and distant corner. For six minutes they talked, Obama
leaning back on a table, Merkel standing, gesticulating as, most likely,
she explained the fast moving events, the many meetings, of the week or
the morning.
Merkel has been at the center of efforts to still the storm around
Greece's debt crisis. She and French President Nicolas Sarkozy confronted
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou at a hastily-convened meeting on
Wednesday, berating him for calling a referendum on a bailout that had
been painstakingly agreed only the week before.
It was by far the most blunt-speaking and emotional of many
euro-consultations. Within 24 hours it had shaped the course of Greek
politics, prompting a backdown on the referendum on fears of Greek
expulsion from the common currency.
By Friday, Papandreou had backed down from the referendum and was
struggling to save his government in a confidence vote. The euro meetings
continued in various forms.
"There are a lot of meetings here in Europe," Obama told a news conference
at the end of the Cannes G20 summit of leading industrial powers. "So
having to coordinate all those different interests is laborious, but I
think they're going to get there."
He did however present himself as a man struggling to grasp the fragmented
culture of multi-national European politics.
"There are just a lot of institutions here in Europe and I'm not sure
whether it was Sarkozy or Merkel or (European Commission President Jose
Manuel) Barroso or somebody here, they joked with me that I'd done a crash
course in European politics over the last several days," Obama said
The G20 summit was dominated by Europe's Greek drama, drawing in the
27-nation European Union and the inner core of 17
euro currency zone nations. A form of multilateral politics profoundly
alien to an American president.
Since late 2009, when the euro zone crisis began, European leaders have
held at least 17 summits, numerous second-echelon ministerial meetings and
countless bilaterals and telephone calls. The last two weeks has seen two
full EU summits, two eurozone summits and meetings of other groups
including, Ecofin, Eurogroups and the Frankfurt Group.
At the early 2009 London G20, his first, Obama was at the very center of
events, the focus of widespread admiration following his presidential
election victory. He even received a round of applause at a meeting of
journalists -- a rare tribute.
Things have changed. The White House insists the United States' world
influence is not waning, but it is no longer in a position to offer funds
to solve the problems of European states capable of solving their own
Obama's crash course in European politics may stand him in good stead for
any storm yet to come. Sarkozy or Merkel or Barroso will be happy to offer
further lessons.
(editing by Janet McBride)


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DCI, which was acquired by the Company in January 2010, provides comprehensive network solutions to customers in the telecommunications and cable television industries. Services performed generally include the design, installation, repair and maintenance of fiber optic, copper and coaxial cable networks used for video, data and voice transmission, as well as the design and installation of wireless communications towers and switching systems. Services also include cable locating, splicing and testing of fiber optic networks and residential installation of fiber optic cabling. DCI has master contracts with AT&T, Verizon, and other communications providers.
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Josie Maran Cosmetics • Argan Cleansing Treatment • Treatments (Face)
(7 reviews)
Average Rating. | 2.6 |
Would buy this product again. | 42% |
Ingredients |
Iamsheherazade on 9/13/2014 11:36:00 PM more reviews by Iamsheherazade
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Absolutely the worst cleanser I have used in a long time. It applies thick and greasy and won't move (I suppose this is what other reviewers refer to when they say it won't emulsify). The two layer cloth that comes with it is hard to use, it just sort of catches on your face and is difficult to move. You really have to rub and rub to get makeup off. Another reviewer mentions how stained the cloth gets and I heartily agree. Oh, and I have to use another cleanser after to remove the film from my face. Since it was so expensive I will persevere but! maybe this and the other reviews can save you some money, truly, try something else.
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*TOP REVIEWER* xoxsexylv57 on 8/23/2014 11:46:00 PM more reviews by xoxsexylv57
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Other
Being a complete cleansing oil/balm junkie, I have tried several of them so far: MAC Cleanse Off Oil, Alpha H Cleansing Oil, Cleanser 27 and Emma Hardie Amazing Face Moringa Cleansing Balm. All of these products have been a delight to use. I cannot say the same for this cleansing balm. It does not emulsify AT ALL. To use this product, you need to be 100% committed to the idea of not only using a cloth to remove the product from your face, but to follow up with a second cleanser as well. Even then, the filmy, greasy feeling never really goes away. I'd skip this - there are plenty of other beautifully made, much more reasonably priced cleansing balms and oils on the market now that don't require such a routine.
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marysucha on 4/23/2013 2:47:00 AM more reviews by marysucha
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Dry, Medium Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This product does not even compare to the emma hardie balm or the elemis pro collagen cleansing balm.
The main difference is that the other balms have emulsifying agents. The balm dissolve the makeup, dirt or grime and the emulsifying agents breakdown the oils.
however, lack of these emulsifying agents in the Josie Maran's balm leave a film on the skin, and you don't get that clean feeling. With other balms the make up on the washcloth rinses clean. with this one, because the makeup did not break down to begin with, it does not rinse easily either.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SusanMary on 4/23/2013 2:26:00 AM more reviews by SusanMary
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Does this take your makeup off? Sure. So does Crisco. It smells strongly of lanolin, although I can't find it listed in the ingredients. It leaves a film on your skin and the cloth is a micro-fiber cloth that soaks up stains that are impossible to remove unless you put it in the washing machine. I don't want to put my wash cloth in the washing machine every day, do you?
I like a lot of JM products and found this one disappointing. It does not dissolve like a cleansing oil. It is thick and greasy and stays that way. If that is the kind of cleanser you want you can buy a big vat of Albolene at Wlagreen's for what you pay for this stuff. And about a dozen wash cloths.
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*TOP REVIEWER* mariam1 on 4/11/2013 3:45:00 PM more reviews by mariam1
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Other, Tan Hair: Other, Coarse Eyes: Other
I must say, I am pleasantly surprised & really love this cleanser. I was looking for an alternative to my favourite Eve Lom cleanser and came across this. I have combination skin and my skin reacts really well to it. I would probably not recommend it for oilier skin but my skin can be quite dehydrated and this cleanses & hydrates it really well. It feels really nice and creamy going on dry skin and the cloth is thick and very absorbent. After I have cleansed & patted my face with the cloth, I massage the remaining cleanser/oils into my skin and it feels plump and ready to be treated with my Vitamin C serum and moisturizer (sometimes I will even skip the moisturizer bc I feel that has moisturized my skin enough). It's pricey but feels luxurious and I love that it is sulfate and paraben-free. A winner IMO!
Ingredients -
Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Fruit, Beeswax, Argania Spinosa (Argan) Kernel Oil, Glyceryl Dibehenate, Tribehenin, Glyceryl Behenate, Tocopherol, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Lavendula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Fragrance, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Seed Oil, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Nowheregirl on 2/4/2013 9:57:00 AM more reviews by Nowheregirl
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Red, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Blue
I had seen this on QVC and kept checking Sephora until they got it in, and purchased it. It's expensive ($48), but a little goes a long way. It's got the consistency of petroleum jelly, but it's all natural, and it melts into the skin on contact. I apply it to my dry face, work it in, and then use the cloth that comes with it to remove. I really like the cloth. It's two-sided: I use the muslin side first to clean my face, then the microfiber side to remove the cleanser. My face still feels a little sticky after I remove the cleanser, but when I pat my face dry with a towel the stickiness is gone and my face feels clean and soft. I was using Josie's Cleansing Oil, but I felt it was too thick and didn't emulsify enough to break down dirt and makeup. I like the Cleansing Treatment better. My skin glows when I use it. I'm trying to use it sparingly since it's so expensive, but I would definitely repurchase.
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Happythenjaded on 2/3/2013 2:19:00 AM more reviews by Happythenjaded
Age: 19-24 Skin: Other, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
This stuff is pretty awesome. I use the Cleansing Oil from Josie in the AM & PM and follow it with the 100% argan oil-- which YES has cleared my acne!!!!! I get a little pimple every now and then but thats better than the usual 5-10 i'd have year round!!!! :) Anyway, reason I wanted to try this was because no matter what I do get dry around my nose area. So once a week I use this on my nose. I dont really like the cloth because I feel like I am just too sensitive for it. I dont use this treatment all over my face because I just dont need it, the regular cleanser and her oil does the job just fine. If you are dry all over then this would be nice for you. But it's grear for just those stubborn areas that seem to be dry or flakey :)
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Farmers Fresh Fruit rolls out site
Farmers Fresh Fruit Co., Reedley, Calif., has launched a website, www.wegrowgrapes.com, to promote its line of grapes that includes Thomcords, California concords and Sweet Petites champagne grapes.
Accompanying the website will be a social media campaign to educate consumers about the company and the characteristics of each variety.
In addition, Farmers Fresh Fruit has new label designs for its Thomcords and California concords that feature quick-response codes, said Shane Souza, vice president of sales.
When consumers scan the code with their smartphones, they'll be taken to a website that features recipes and more information about the variety.
Pom Wonderful plans TV ads
Los Angeles-based Pom Wonderful plans to make its case to consumers over the airwaves this fall.
"We're putting television behind us this year," said Tom Rouse, vice president. "It's primarily geared toward the beverage business but there will be a carryover to the relationship between Pom beverage, Pom fresh and Pom arils."
"We'll have television commercials featuring Pom beverage with the message that it, Pom fresh and arils are all connected," he said.
This year Pom Wonderful plans to have arils ready to ship at the same time as its wonderful variety pomegranates, close to Oct. 1.
"In the past we waited a week or two, but this year we've got it figured out and we will ship arils the same day we start shipping fresh fruit," Rouse said.
"We will have our full array of seven- and 14-case display bins along with our single-layer stackers and all the marketing support we put into our pomegranate program every year," he said.
Scattaglia Growers adds pack sizes
Traver, Calif.-based Scattaglia Growers & Shippers LLC introduced 8-ounce fixed-weight grab-and-go bags of grapes for smaller-format retailers, said Jared Murray, sales manager.
The grower-packer also introduced 1.5-pound mesh bags for stone fruit it markets under the SunDisk label.
Sundale Vineyards goes solar
A 1.13-megawatt solar project came online at Tulare, Calif.-based Sundale Vineyards and Cold Storage's cold-storage facility with weeks to spare before the start of the table grape season.
Not only is the system expected to save the grower-packer more than $5.7 million in electricity costs over the next 25 years but it also has environmental benefits, said Sean Stockton, president.