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It has been revealed that Steven Holl is the 2014 Praemium Imperiale architecture laureate. The prize celebrates exceptional candidates in the fields of painting, sculpture, architecture, music and theatre/film, with each recipient receiving an honorarium of 15 million yen, a diploma and a medal.
Each year, the Japan Art Association also provides a grant of 5 million yen to a group or institution encouraging young people in the arts, this year selecting The Zinsou Foundation in Benin, west-coast Africa.
Holl will be presented with his prizes at an awards ceremony in Tokyo on 15 October 2014, and will give a lecture the following day at 4pm. The Praemium Imperiale recognises the impact that figures in the arts and culture community have on an international scale, celebrating the role they play in 'enriching the global community'. Last year's Praemium Imperiale architecture laureate was David Chipperfield.
Steven Holl Architects operates out of offices in New York and Beijing under the leadership of University of Washington graduate Steven Holl. Holl also studied architecture in Rome where he allegedly spent much time contemplating the play of light and colour on the Pantheon which has informed his design approach to this day.
In the official announcement declaring Holl as the Praemium Imperiale architecture laureate, the architect's 'lifelong interest in how light affects buildings' is commended, as is his 'philosophy of the unification of the "experience" of space'. These elements can be seen throughout Holl's completed works, including the Cite de l'Ocean et du Surf in Biarritz and the Sliced Porosity Block in Chengdu.
William Luers, a former president of the United Nations Association of America and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was American Advisor on the Praemium Imperiale panel. He comments: "More than any other arts award, the Praemium Imperiale affirms the importance and life-enhancing power of the arts. This year's laureates, like those that preceded them, represent the very best in artistic expression."
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The February 2011 FCC Update provided an overview of the Local Community Radio Act of 2010 (LCRA), and the rule changes that the law requires the FCC to make in response. Changes to the level of protection that LPFM stations must provide to full-service FM stations and FM translators were discussed, along with ambiguous language relating to the establishment of priority of LPFM stations in relation to pending FM translator applications are awaiting resolution through a rulemaking proceeding.
The LCRA also required the FCC to conduct an economic study on the impact LPFM stations will have on full-service FM stations. Other than the general directive to the FCC that the study must be completed, no further direction was provided under LCRA as to what economic parameters should be reviewed, or how the study should look at the end of the day.
So, effectively with a blank slate, the FCC released a notice seeking input from the public on both the scope of the required study, along with information relating to the specific questions raised in the LCRA. The Commission assumes that the study would necessarily be based on prior experiences with the LPFM service, despite the fact that the LCRA's study requires the FCC to predict the impact LPFM service will have on full-service FM stations, i.e., in the future. At the same time, the Commission does take a stab at suggesting several "metrics" that should be studied and for which it seeks more information.
First, the Commission seeks information relating to the direct or indirect impact that the LPFM service will have on audience ratings for full-service FM stations. The Commission acknowledges that the service area of LPFM stations is relatively small, but questions whether LPFM stations draw audiences away from full-service FM stations in the same market. The Commission asks for before-and-after audience shares from those that would conclude that there has been an impact after the 2000 commencement of the LPFM service. Also, since more than 50 percent of the LPFM stations are outside of Arbitron-rated markets, the Commission is also seeking information on other ways to measure the audience in these markets.
Next, the Commission intends to study whether LPFM stations will economically impact full-service FM stations. While LPFM stations are noncommercial, the FCC notes that, through the underwriting and sponsorship of programs, revenue that may have previously been directed to full-service FM stations in the market may be redirected to LPFM stations. Thus, the Commission asks whether the LPFM service has had this impact since 2000, and whether there is any accurate reporting mechanism to determine the impact of more LPFM stations in radio markets.
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As the final two weeks of the season kick into gear, most of the post-season berths are still in play. Three of the six divisions-the AL East, AL Central, and NL East-feature races where the margin is two games or less, as does the race for the NL wild card. Adding to the drama is a flurry of games decided in the late innings, by timely hitting overcoming leaky bullpens. Consider Sunday's activity:
That's just one day's slate of broken dreams. With the pressure of the playoff races increasing on a nightly basis, some bullpens are running out of gas just short of the finish line, compromised by injuries, ineffectiveness, and (as in Yost's case) managerial incompetence. I have four similar bullet points left over from a half-written piece dated September 1, a column that fizzled with my laptop battery as I headed west for vacation. Three of the ostensible contenders mentioned in that one-the Marlins, Cardinals, and Yankees-have seen their postseason odds plummet below one percent since then, in particular because the incidents I cited at the time weren't isolated instances of late-game combustion. Florida's Kevin Gregg, for example, took the loss four times in a two-week period, failing to protect three leads and one tie. Had he converted those saves, the Marlins would be tied with Houston, three games out of the wild-card spot, with postseason odds closer to eight percent instead of 0.4 percent-still a long shot, but a long shot with a pulse. With burning bullpens such a hot topic, it's worth viewing team relief performances through the prism of our relief stats, particularly Reliever Expected Wins Added (WXRL) and Fair Run Average (FRA), which do a much better job of accounting context in which each team's relievers have performed. Here's a first- and second-half breakdown of WXRL, with the teams ranked by the latter; keep in mind that the unusually long first half (an average of 95 games per team) makes for smaller second-half WXRL totals and a much narrower spread between teams. Through Sunday: Team 1st 2nd Total Astros 4.7 5.9 10.6 A's 5.8 5.5 11.3 Angels 7.5 5.0 12.5 Rays 9.5 4.5 14.0 Dodgers 6.8 4.3 11.0 Yankees 7.3 4.1 11.4 Jays 4.5 4.0 8.6 Royals 5.2 4.0 9.2 Marlins 4.1 3.9 8.0 Phillies 8.8 3.6 12.5 Rockies 2.3 3.5 5.8 Red Sox 3.1 3.0 6.1 Cards 1.8 2.6 4.4 Brewers 4.1 2.6 6.7 ChiSox 7.2 2.4 9.6 Nats 1.9 2.1 4.0 Cubs 6.0 2.0 8.0 Pirates 5.3 1.7 7.1 D'backs 3.5 1.4 4.9 Padres 4.3 1.4 5.6 Reds 4.7 1.4 6.0 Giants 3.1 1.2 4.2 Indians -2.7 0.8 -1.9 Mets 6.1 -0.4 5.7 Tigers 3.2 -0.6 2.6 Rangers 5.3 -0.9 4.4 Orioles 3.8 -1.0 2.7 Twins 8.1 -1.1 7.0 Braves 5.3 -1.1 4.2 Mariners 3.0 -1.9 1.1 While this ranking isn't tremendously revealing at first glance, the fates of various contenders do stand out. The Astros have the majors' best second-half WXRL; that 5.9 is a monster number to have accumulated in a short period of time, and it's a key factor in Houston's re-emergence in the wild-card race. Or it was at least until Hurricane Ike forced them to Miller Park sans bats. Jose Valverde (1.504 WXRL and 2.05 FRA since the break; all stats cited within this section are for the second half unless otherwise noted), LaTroy Hawkins (1.355 WXRL since being acquired from the Yankees in a footnote of a deal on July 31), and Chris Sampson (1.200 WXRL) all rank among the top 25 relievers in WXRL in the second half. On the individual level, we're not working with huge sample sizes here, but the second-half WXRL numbers do highlight the kinds of effective patterns of usage that teams settle into for their playoff runs. To put these numbers into context a bit more, note that they've been accumulated in about one-third of the season. A mental multiplication by three is helpful, with the understanding that last year, 34 relievers-just over one per team-finished with full-season WXRLs of 3.0 or higher, and 59 finished with WXRLs of 2.0 or higher. Getting back to the rankings, the Rays, who lead the majors in WXRL overall, have been strong in both halves, with Grant Balfour ranking eighth in the majors since the break (1.856 WXRL) while helping to pick up the slack for the injured and largely ineffective Troy Percival (-0.274 WXRL, 8.89 FRA). The Dodger bullpen has been surprisingly good despite the loss of Takashi Saito and some shakiness from Jonathan Broxton, with Cory Wade (2.073 since the break, sixth in the majors, not to mention a microscopic 0.30 FRA in that span) emerging as a key weapon out of the pen-and yes, that's a rookie reliever, for those of you scoring back in New York. Further down the rankings, the Brewer pen has been in the middle of the pack during both halves rather than awful, weighted down by the early-season performances of Eric Gagne and the since-departed Derrick Turnbow (a combined -0.599 WXRL before the break), though the second-half performances of David Riske (-0.178 WXRL) and reclamation project Seth McClung (-0.310 WXRL) have certainly been part of the problem lately. The Diamondbacks spent the second half delivering bad news in the ninth inning for far too long via Lyon (-0.179 WXRL), though Rauch (-0.582 WXRL as a Diamondback) has been an even more malevolent force. Cub fans might sweat the ranking here, and while it's largely the result of some bad work by Bobby Howry (-1.036 WXRL) offsetting strong second halves by Carlos Marmol (2.154 WXRL, fourth-best in the majors) and late-July call-up Jeff Samardzija (0.857 WXRL), Kerry Wood's performance (0.111 WXRL, 5.22 FRA) doesn't exactly inspire confidence. But it's really the Mets and the Twins who've been getting the worst relief work since the All-Star break. While that hasn't cost the former their spot atop the NL East yet, it has certainly prevented them from fortifying a solid lead. This is a unit that's running on fumes; Heilman, Feliciano, Duaner Sanchez, and Scott Schoenweiss-four of the team's top five relievers in terms of appearances-have all put up Fair Run Averages of 5.93 or higher in the second half. That's before considering the fact that the loss of even a less-than-mint Billy Wagner limits the Mets' chances to snap out of it, since the drop-off between him and every other member of the bullpen is so high. With the rotation putting up a 4.99 ERA this month while averaging 5.9 innings per start, the pressure on an already compromised unit is only going to mount. As for the Twins, the relative lack of support in front of Joe Nathan is unusual for a Twins team, and it may have cost them the opportunity to overtake the White Sox. Nathan (0.071 WXRL, 2.58 FRA) has been less than his dominant self since the break, but besides him and lefty Craig Breslow (0.116 WXRL and a tasty 1.75 FRA), all of Ron Gardenhire's other go-to guys-Matt Guerrier, Dennys Reyes, Jesse Crain, Brian Bass, and Boof Bonser-have WXRLs below replacement level since the break. Ouch. Speaking of the White Sox, their second-half bullpen woes become apparent if we focus on bullpen Fair Run Averages instead of win expectancy: Team 1st 2nd Overall Jays 3.59 3.15 3.42 Astros 4.50 3.51 4.16 Brewers 4.73 3.57 4.34 Dodgers 3.40 3.71 3.51 A's 3.63 3.77 3.69 Angels 4.23 3.84 4.08 Rockies 4.81 4.08 4.54 Rays 3.40 4.21 3.69 Red Sox 4.62 4.22 4.47 Phillies 3.15 4.40 3.60 Marlins 4.45 4.45 4.45 Cards 4.59 4.49 4.55 Nats 4.99 4.51 4.82 Reds 4.14 4.73 4.35 Twins 4.23 4.74 4.40 Yankees 3.72 4.75 4.09 Pirates 4.76 4.79 4.77 Padres 4.79 4.79 4.79 Cubs 4.18 4.86 4.40 D'backs 4.49 4.88 4.63 Mets 4.46 5.15 4.69 Royals 4.18 5.16 4.56 Giants 4.88 5.38 5.05 Tigers 4.76 5.64 5.11 Mariners 4.14 5.66 4.70 Rangers 5.42 5.84 5.56 Indians 5.36 5.95 5.58 ChiSox 3.23 6.19 4.38 Orioles 4.11 6.62 5.08 Braves 3.77 6.82 4.95 Accounting for the base-out situations which they've inherited and bequeathed, White Sox relievers have allowed in excess of six runs per nine innings in the second half, the third-worst mark in the majors. Bobby Jenks (3.22 FRA in the second half) and Carrasco (3.42) have been solid, but Dotel (7.14), Matt Thorton (5.26), and Logan (18.80, albeit in just nine innings) appear to be dousing themselves in gasoline as part of their regular warm-up routines.
Another team whose second-half performance might be cause for concern is the Phillies. Although Brad Lidge is still the majors' individual leader in WXRL, and though the team still leads the league in that category, the Phils' second-half increase in FRA is the fifth-largest in the majors, and the second-largest among contenders. What mitigates their case at least somewhat is that it isn't the mainstays who have been having the most trouble, it's the patches Charlie Manuel has been forced to apply due to decreasing depth. Among those with more than 10 second-half innings, only Ryan Madson (4.80 FRA) is above 4.04, while the likes of James Happ, Rudy Seanez, and Les Walrond have combined for their 8.21 second-half FRA in just 22 Elsewhere in the rankings, again the second-half performances of the Cubs, Mets, and Diamondbacks stand out as subpar, while that of the Twins doesn't look as bad as it did in the previous context; it's not how many runs they've given up, it's when. Speaking of which, check who's third in the majors: the very same Brewers bullpen that's drawn so much criticism of late. Most of the time they haven't been that bad. Most of the time... but not all of the time. As with comedy, timing is everything when it comes to bullpen performance-timing with regards to the inning/score combination in a ballgame, and to a team's post-season hopes late in the year. Even the best of our relief statistics don't capture what amounts to a "season leverage" context, and if we've had to apply small-sample caveats in sifting through the rubble to focus on second-half performances here, it seems egregious to break things down further to highlight the performances of the last week or two. At a certain point we're better off reducing our focus to bullet points, bullet points that could come to represent the fatal holes in a given team's post-season dreams. Stay tuned for the growing casualty list.
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Commenting on his presentation Dr. Bruce Anneaux, Corporate Manager, Research & Development for Zeus, said, "We are excited about the opportunity to present at a gathering of this scope and significance. Both the Zeus presentation and open panel discussion seek to enhance attendees' understanding of polymer selection and create an open dialogue among the innovators in gastroenterology/endoscopy medical device industry."
Bob Jennings, Vice President for Medical Sales and Marketing, said, "Zeus has an evolving history of exploring and advancing innovative concepts and processes in the medical device industry. It is this commitment that allows us to serve as a resource for inventors, physicians, and other professionals who strive to enhance medical applications and ultimately, improve patient care."
About Zeus, Inc.:
Zeus, Inc. is headquartered in Orangeburg, SC, USA. Zeus is a world leader in material science and the development of high-performance polymer tubing used in demanding applications, operating multiple facilities in North America and internationally. Zeus products and services are preferred by companies in medical, automotive, electrical, fluid handling, and mechanical markets. For more information, visit http://www.zeusinc.com.
Press Contact: Samantha D. Farlow Zeus, Inc. Communications Coordinator firstname.lastname@example.com (803) 268-9505
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New Living Translation (NLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 A psalm of Asaph. O God, why have you rejected us forever? Why is your anger so intense against the sheep of your own pasture? | 1 Why have you rejected us forever, O God? Why does your anger smolder against the sheep of your pasture? |
2 Remember that we are the people you chose in ancient times, the tribe you redeemed as your own special possession! And remember Jerusalem, your home here on earth. | 2 Remember the people you purchased of old, the tribe of your inheritance, whom you redeemed-- Mount Zion, where you dwelt. |
3 Walk through the awful ruins of the city; see how the enemy has destroyed your sanctuary. | 3 Turn your steps toward these everlasting ruins, all this destruction the enemy has brought on the sanctuary. |
4 There your enemies shouted their victorious battle cries; there they set up their battle standards. | 4 Your foes roared in the place where you met with us; they set up their standards as signs. |
5 They chopped down the entrance like woodcutters in a forest. | 5 They behaved like men wielding axes to cut through a thicket of trees. |
6 With axes and picks, they smashed the carved paneling. | 6 They smashed all the carved paneling with their axes and hatchets. |
7 They set the sanctuary on fire, burning it to the ground. They utterly defiled the place that bears your holy name. | 7 They burned your sanctuary to the ground; they defiled the dwelling place of your Name. |
8 Then they thought, "Let's destroy everything!" So they burned down all the places where God was worshiped. | 8 They said in their hearts, "We will crush them completely!" They burned every place where God was worshiped in the land. |
9 We see no miraculous signs as evidence that you will save us. All the prophets are gone; no one can tell us when it will end. | 9 We are given no miraculous signs; no prophets are left, and none of us knows how long this will be. |
10 How long, O God, will you allow our enemies to mock you? Will you let them dishonor your name forever? | 10 How long will the enemy mock you, O God? Will the foe revile your name forever? |
11 Why do you hold back your strong right hand? Unleash your powerful fist and deliver a deathblow. | 11 Why do you hold back your hand, your right hand? Take it from the folds of your garment and destroy them! |
12 You, O God, are my king from ages past, bringing salvation to the earth. | 12 But you, O God, are my king from of old; you bring salvation upon the earth. |
13 You split the sea by your strength and smashed the sea monster's heads. | 13 It was you who split open the sea by your power; you broke the heads of the monster in the waters. |
14 You crushed the heads of Leviathan and let the desert animals eat him. | 14 It was you who crushed the heads of Leviathan and gave him as food to the creatures of the desert. |
15 You caused the springs and streams to gush forth, and you dried up rivers that never run dry. | 15 It was you who opened up springs and streams; you dried up the ever flowing rivers. |
16 Both day and night belong to you; you made the starlight and the sun. | 16 The day is yours, and yours also the night; you established the sun and moon. |
17 You set the boundaries of the earth, and you make both summer and winter. | 17 It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter. |
18 See how these enemies scoff at you, LORD. A foolish nation has dishonored your name. | 18 Remember how the enemy has mocked you, O LORD, how foolish people have reviled your name. |
19 Don't let these wild beasts destroy your doves. Don't forget your afflicted people forever. | 19 Do not hand over the life of your dove to wild beasts; do not forget the lives of your afflicted people forever. |
20 Remember your covenant promises, for the land is full of darkness and violence! | 20 Have regard for your covenant, because haunts of violence fill the dark places of the land. |
21 Don't let the downtrodden be constantly disgraced! Instead, let these poor and needy ones give praise to your name. | 21 Do not let the oppressed retreat in disgrace; may the poor and needy praise your name. |
22 Arise, O God, and defend your cause. Remember how these fools insult you all day long. | 22 Rise up, O God, and defend your cause; remember how fools mock you all day long. |
23 Don't overlook these things your enemies have said. Their uproar of rebellion grows ever louder. | 23 Do not ignore the clamor of your adversaries, the uproar of your enemies, which rises continually. |
Scripture quotations marked NLT are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright 1996. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, Illinois 60189. All rights reserved. (New Living Translation - The 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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Weather days freeze out Feb. 17 planned school holiday
By Traci Chapman
Mustang students will attend classes Feb. 17, after members of Mustang Public Schools Board of Education on Monday approved a schedule change.
Board members voted unanimously to cancel the scheduled day off, marked on the district's calendar as a professional development day. Board member Amanda Strassle was absent.
The move came upon the recommendation of Superintendent Sean McDaniel. He said school should be held to make up, in part, days missed because of recent inclement weather. Mustang schools have been closed due to weather five days this school year.
"What we want to keep in mind is the benefit to the students," McDaniel said.
Spring break is scheduled March 17-21, with Friday, March 14, listed as an additional day off for teachers and students, according to the district calendar. McDaniel said March 14 would be used as a professional development day, but teachers and staff who planned vacations because the day was supposed to be off would be able to utilize personal leave time so their plans would not be disrupted.
The decision was made less than one week before the scheduled day off, forcing the city of Mustang to cancel two planned activities set up for students who were anticipated to be out of school Feb. 17. A special one-day activity and babysitting class, both scheduled at Mustang Recreation Center, would not be held, officials there said Tuesday.
Mustang has built time into school days to help alleviate the possibility of having to add days due to inclement weather, McDaniel said. Although the district wasn't obligated by law to make up the days already lost, he recommended the move because of testing.
"Losing one day wouldn't impact all students, but it could have an adverse effect on some of them," he said.
The bulk of the district's testing happens in April, although some reading tests were scheduled for Feb. 26, administrators said. Adding instructional time Feb. 17 would help students who might be struggling, especially after missing two days in recent weeks, they said. It also lessened the possibility of having to add days to the end of the school year, McDaniel said.
"I'm not sure the value of bringing people back after Memorial Day," he said. "I think we'll have half-empty classrooms."
While the board made the decision to cancel the planned Feb. 17 holiday, a decision was not made about a possible closure at the end of March.
McDaniel presented to members the issue of a March 31 rally at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Education Coalition, the rally is aimed at drawing attention to education funding issues across the state, said Ryan Owens, executive director of United Suburban Schools Association.
"We're going the wrong way, something needs to be done to turn this around," Owens said.
The rally would give educators the chance to speak to legislators, to determine if "public education in Oklahoma is a priority," McDaniel said.
"Since 2008 public education has been cut by over $200 million, and we have had a minimum of seven state mandates," he said. "Some of those have not been fully funded, some not funded at all."
Some districts have already approved canceling classes March 31, among them Tulsa Public Schools, Bixby, Broken Arrow and Sapulpa. While Mustang's board did not approve closure, they expressed support for McDaniel's efforts. The superintendent said he wanted to speak to teachers to determine the level of support for the rally and did not yet know whether teachers should take time off to attend or school should be closed that day.
District staff could not be compelled to attend the rally should classes be canceled, administrators said.
In other business, board members approved the 2014-2015 calendar, with the exception of graduation, which was scheduled for Sunday, May 17. Dr. Jim Davis requested assistant superintendent Charles Bradley check into options. Space was reserved at Lloyd Noble Arena, which has been the school's practice for several years, Bradley said.
"Personally, I think Sunday is a horrible day to have graduation," Davis said. "I think we need to explore other options."
Bradley said he was not sure why the school's graduation fell on a Sunday, but he would research the issue and report back to board members.
Bradley also reported on the status of the district's redistricting efforts. Administrators expected to make a draft plan available for public review in the "next week or two," Bradley said. The proposal is expected to be considered by the board during its March meeting.
"Our goal is to have enough time for people to digest it," he said.
In addition to having information on the district website, an informal forum would be scheduled, McDaniel said.
"We can gather comments and questions," he said. "That's coming in the next week to 10 days."


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Release Date: 1996 | Tracklist
dunksman23 (3.5)The faulted legend...Ire (5)...ExuberantGuitarist (5)The pinnacle album of Cryptopsy and all of technical death metal, an essential listen and ...CrucifyTheInnocents (2)Boring, overrated, predictable, repetitive... An album that fails to impress, despite the ...
hectorkemp (5)Rapes the ears...myhigherpie (5)"That's it...go ahead and run! Run home and cry to mama!"...Channing Freeman STAFF (4.5)RUH RUH RUH RUH...Kit Brown (4.5)ROOOOOAAAARRRRRR!!!!!! "I do that rather well, don't you think?"...
Quebec (4.5)...Andrew H. EMERITUS (5)...
You 4.5'd this, but 5'd that other album I've already forgotten the name of?
Album Rating: 4.5i thought old school death metal was like death and obituary and cryptopsy was brutal dm
Album Rating: 5.0i thought old school death metal was like death and obituary and cryptopsy was brutal dm When this was released there was only death metal. We didn't categorize everything, shit, even labeling it death metal was enough to set it apart. This was the type of release that you wouldn't find at Record Town or Strawberries back in the day.
this was released in 1996 which is cutting it pretty close, but the production values and riffs and stuff make it fine to call this old school dm even if it may fall under another few subgenres
Digging: Delroy Edwards - 4 Club Use Only
Congrats on your 100th review buddy!!! this could be the best review I've read from u. I'm not gonna lie though, I tried this album a few weeks ago and it was a little too "brutal" for me but this review makes me wanna give it another shot.
Digging: Tenhi - Maaaet
Album Rating: 4.5cool
Digging: Bjork - Vulnicura
Album Rating: 5.0Has anyone been listening to Lord Worm's new stuff? It's not too shabby.
Album Rating: 5.0Can we not talk about The Unspoken King? That album makes me sad :/ But this album terrifies me- This and Symbolic = perfect
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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Singapore's Economy Looks Upbeat With Positive Growth
Will Singapore's economy performance continue to yield positive results despite poor show from domestic retail sector
Gurgaon, Haryana,Country., March 20, 2014 - (PressReleasePoint) -
Singapore's 2013 economic growth was revised upwards from 3.7% to 4.1%, thanks to a last-minute surge in manufacturing. Does this portend better times to come? Leon Perera, Chief Executive Officer of Spire Research and Consulting, shared his views on Singapore's economic performance on Channel NewsAsia – Business Central.
Perera commented that Singapore's economic growth exceed expectations and this reflected an improving climate for exports, mainly driven by developed country growth. This would last into 2014 because of the on-going recovery in the US, improvements in Northern Europe, the momentum from Abe-nomics in Japan and a still-respectable showing from China.
On the other hand, the domestic retail sector was losing some ground. Perera shared that this was partly due to a slowdown in tourist arrival and spending growth, as a result of slower growth in regional economies like China and India. In contrast, the wholesale market will see some forward momentum on the back of a stronger export sector in 2014.
While Singapore's financial services sector was a strong engine of growth in 2013, Perera explained how the sector's growth would weaken in 2014 as a result of an outflow of offshore funds to the US and a cooling property market depressing mortgage loan growth.
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The Darrelle Revis "Revis Island" Logo – Nike
Posted by Erik Manassy on May 26, 2012 in Twitter Pictures | 1 comment
Our friend Angel Navedo from theJetsBlog.com loves his Sneakers. He posted this possible new sneaker logo for Darrelle Revis. As you can see, it has the Revis Island Theme with the Nike swoosh. LOVE IT.
SneakerWatch.com, an active blog dedicated to sneaker style and all things urban fashion, shared this exclusive look at Darrelle Revis' new simple, but effective "Revis Island" logo as a Nike-sponsored athlete. Not sure where, or how, this logo will be applied — if it is legit — but those Jets fans who are into fusing fashion with fandom might want to keep their eyes open for any Revis-branded gear.
http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/742HXDPRR5ADWFOAG6LADVMDKM Chad
Thanks for mentioning http://Tweeting-Athletes.com e_man. Yes, I was in panic mode about 2 months ago when Twitter notified me that I can no longer use Twitter-Athletes.com. I think the transition has gone fairly smoothly but the change hurts my search engine rankings.
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Chicks and Eggs: Best Live Nest Cams for Easter
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If you have never watched a nest cam, you probably can't even imagine how much time you can waste waiting for an egg to hatch, a fuzzy chick to poke its head out from under its mother or an eaglet to learn to fly. So I'll just tell you -- it's a lot of time. Just ask our resident Wired eagle watchers.
And thus I am really sorry to do this to you, but I've collected some of the best live streaming nest cams on the web. They all have eggs or chicks in the nest, or are about to have eggs.
Turns out there are a lot of nest cams out there, from owls to falcons to emus. Here are some of my favorites.
Hummingbird Cam
Nest Status: Two eggs in the nest
Location: Laguna Beach, California
Cam Operator: OCHummingbirds
More Info: www.ourhummingbirdnest.comBald Eagle Cam
Nest Status: Three eaglets in the nest.
Location: Decorah, Iowa
Cam Operator: Raptor Resource Project
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/decoraheagles. Come join our Wired eagle watchers for more discussion.Barn Owl Cam
Nest Status: Two owlets in the nest
Location: Oceanside, California
Cam Operator: Owloceanside
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/owlceansideGreat Blue Heron Cam
Nest Status: Four eggs in the nest, expected to hatch late April
Location: Ithaca, New York
Cam Operator: Cornell Lab of Ornithology
More Info: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/page.aspx?pid=2433Canada Goose Cam
Nest Status: Seven goslings in the nest
Location: Eaglecrest Ranch, near Fresno, California
Cam Operator: Raptor Resource Project
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/eaglecresthawksEmu Cam
Nest Status: Five chicks in the nest
Location: South Carolina
Cam Operator: foulmann007/Ustream
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/emu-view Peregrine Falcon Cam
Nest Status: Two eggs in nest
Location: Great Spirit Bluff, Wisconsin
Cam Operator: Raptor Resource Project
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/greatspiritblufffalconsRed-Tailed Hawk Cam
Nest Status: Three eggs in the nest, expected to hatch around Apr. 13
Location: Ithaca, New York
Cam Operator: Cornell Lab of Ornithology
More Info: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/page.aspx?pid=2422Great Horned Owl Cam
Nest Status: Three owlets in the nest
Location: New London, Wisconsin
Cam Operator: Feather Rehabilitation Center
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ ms-harvey-the-g reat-horned-owl Osprey Cam
Nest Status: The two birds have paired up and cleared their nest. There are no eggs yet. Incubation lasts about five weeks.
Location: Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Huddleston Virginia
Cam Operator: sml-osprey/Ustream
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/smith-mountain-lake-state- park-osprey-cam White Stork Cam
Nest Status: Stork has arrived. There are no eggs yet.
Location: Warszewo, Poland
Cam Operator: White Stork Education Project, warszewo.pl
More Info: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ storks-form-war szewo-cam2


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NEW YORK— Shares of Orbitz Worldwide Inc. jumped to a 52- week high Tuesday after a news report said that the online travel company is considering selling itself. Bloomberg reported that Orbitz is working with a financial adviser to find potential buyers. Orbitz, based in Chicago, operates Orbitz.com, CheapTickets.com and other travel sites.
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Nov 6- Orbitz Worldwide Inc reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit, due partly to higher marketing costs related to a new loyalty program for users of its travel booking websites. Orbitz's shares were down nearly 2 percent in premarket trading after the company also forecast full-year revenue below analysts' expectations. The operator of the...
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Third Millennium Bible (TMB) | New International Version (NIV) |
18 Flee fornication. Every other sin which a man doeth is outside the body, but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body. | 18 Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a man commits are outside his body, but he who sins sexually sins against his own body. |
Third Millennium Bible (TMB), New Authorized Version, Copyright 1998 by Deuel Enterprises, Inc., Gary, SD 57237. All rights reserved. (Third Millennium 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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Glints of sunshine and rich West Tennessee soil nurture more than Crown Winery's lush vines; solar energy powers the vintners' Tuscan-style villa and headquarters, which is built into a hillside to reap the earth's natural cooling capabilities. Principal co-owners Peter and Rita Howard—a descendant of father of meteorology Sir Luke Howard, and a member of the National Baton Twirling Association Hall of Fame, respectively—bottle a dozen wines every year. Whites, such as the citrusy cayuga, may evoke memories of summertime fruit salads and fragrant floral bouquets sprouted from Chia Pet experiments. The winery's roster of reds includes the medium-bodied chambourcin, served at room temperature to liberate its berry-laced tang, and the royal red, a savory mishmash of norton grapes and estate-grown noiret. Winery tours invite guests to gambol along the vines and learn about the winemaking process. The idyllic 50-acre setting is also a popular spot for weddings, particularly in the Queen's Pavilion, with oak beams and sweeping vineyard views, orchestrated by Crown Winery's designated wedding coordinator.
Embracing the Tennessee tradition of barbecue, Firehouse BBQ & Wings brings the enjoyment of eating it to the indoors—and adds beer to the equation. Sidle up to tall tables and order whole racks of ribs, barbecue pork sandwiches, and wings tossed in spicy sauce. Meanwhile, sip on pitchers of draft beer, glasses of strawberry lemonade, or boots of tea while digging into barbecue nachos and hamburgers.
The atmosphere a The Mad Earl is a mélange of sports bar and classic pub, both of which are represented in its decor. Upstairs, captain's chairs surround small tables in the long space, where guests watch games on huge flat-screen televisions. In the finished basement, more televisions surround pool and ping-pong tables. On either floor, the wait staff pours brews and assembles pub bites such as soft pretzels with spicy mustard and five signature sandwiches and hot dogs.
Situated beneath an arrangement of glowing peach blossoms, couples clink glasses of house sake and white wine together, seated at dark tables that dot the low-lit dining room. Then again, everything inside Haru is done with the utmost attention to detail, which goes far beyond just the atmosphere. When it comes to sushi, each roll is made with deference to a multisensory experience: the feel of the weighty rolls, the colorful presentation, and the balance of flavors. Reaching back into traditional Japanese cuisine with hibachi dinners, yet creating brand new sushi ideas with an ever-changing chef's menu, a meal here can be a surprise at every visit.
Century Farm orchestrates a bright spectrum of dry wines, semisweet wines, and fruit wines in a charming country shop surrounded by acres of shady arbors and southern grape vines. Only 4.5 years old, the blossoming winery proved its mettle at the 2011 Wines of the South Competition by collecting three awards—the Best of Tennessee Fruit–William O. Beach Award for its 2009 vintage traminette; a silver medal for its 2009 Norton; and a bronze for its 2009 red muscadine. While guests peruse bottles, a complimentary tasting introduces palates to the subtle notes and intricacies of varieties such as the dry, oaked 2010 Norton ($12.95) or the semisweet 2008 traminette ($12), with fruity layers and a spicy finish. Century Farm also hosts musical performances on select Saturdays from late April to September, during which visitors may enjoy wine tastings, picnics, and slow dances with graceful vines.


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Women are better for business, says Booz & Co
Educated and ambitious, the GCC's female population is key to solving economic issues in the region. Booz & Co shows you the whys and how to get on the bandwagon.
January 29, 2012 2:56 by Precious de Leon
Suppliers: Companies need women in the right roles to raise awareness about potential new suppliers, use their networks to build these relationships, and maintain the relationships over the long term. One company found annual cost savings of $2 million to $4 million when it focused on women-owned businesses by categorising all third-party orders and enhancing the competitiveness of each category.
If hopefully, you're convinced of the need for a female presence in your office, the next thing you'll want to know is where to find them.
FOUR ways to attract and retain the right female talent:
Talent acquisition: Companies should apply a unified process for attracting qualified talent from all available sources. This includes hiring entry-level candidates directly from the ranks of recent graduates of women's colleges and vocational institutes. Another key channel for young talent is to sponsor students. Still another source, particularly for experienced professionals and managers, is the region's recruiting firms.
The company should ensure the same clear objectives and criteria are used in recruiting women as in its usual recruiting process, and avoid making subjective judgments about, for example, a female candidate's age or number of children. It should also seek to have strong female representation in recruiting to project an image of a company that fully embraces and values diversity.
Learning and development: In addition to recruiting and hiring female candidates, companies must implement a training program to develop women employees in technical areas and soft skills. Companies should consider a mentorship program that pairs less experienced staffers with more experienced women. In addition to serving as role models, the mentors would offer junior women an opportunity to share their concerns and issues.
Performance management: To support the integration of women into the workforce, companies must establish an objective system for evaluating their performance. This process needs to be clearly communicated and strictly implemented to ensure fairness. All scores should be objective and measurable, based on specific outcomes (such as turnover and employee satisfaction in the HR function, or sales numbers for the sales department), and the evaluation process should include multiple sources of input—e.g., managers, colleagues, and subordinates.
Although this is good practice for all employees, recent experience has shown that it is difficult to implement when evaluating women employees in a male-dominated environment. For example, in some job appraisals, women receive references to personality traits—they are "shy" or "emotional"—rather than specific descriptions of behaviors or quantitative assessments of their job impact. At other times appraisals may reflect an inherent, though unconscious, bias regarding women employees' long-term commitment to the company in the context of family obligations.
Retention: Once the company has taken these measures to recruit, hire, develop, and evaluate the women in its workforce, it should devote equal effort to retaining women employees and ensure that they stay professionally fulfilled and motivated. This is critical, given the scarcity of skilled resources in the market and the investment that would be needed to hire and develop a new employee.
Booz & Co advocates a balance of traditional incentives and "pride builders," or less quantifiable and concrete benefits. The first category, incentives, consists of fairly traditional HR levers: rewards such as compensation and benefits, opportunities for career advancement, and a work–life balance that offers sufficient flexibility to attend to personal obligations while also pursuing a career. The introduction of resources such as family-friendly policies would go a long way in helping retain talent: For example, employees may seek part-time work, or the opportunity to telecommute certain days or for a finite period of time, as long as the job's requirements allow for it. (CONTINUED TO NEXT PAGE)
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Hi all! Long time, no see! Just dropping by for a quick hello and hoping maybe I can go through and catch up on some things here later on tonight.
McKayla- I saw that you were in Disney last week...so was I. Too bad I didn't realize earlier that our trips would overlap or we could've said hi! I noticed you posted a photo of yourself with some ToT bellhops...I was at DHS that day as well and ran into the same bellhops!
I have some news that I'm super excited about...I was accepted as a Professional Intern at the Seas in the Marine Mammal department. I start in June! Couldn't be more thrilled!
Hope all of you are doing well! Hoping to get more involved on here again :)
I find it odd sometimes when people invite Lou to their house for dinner and aspect him to say yes. I mean you might be a creeper. LOL
You both made me laugh.
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It's finally here. The first proper trailer for Rockstar's long-in-development, long-said revolutionary noir detective epic. We've been promised great things, and being a game published by Rockstar, we've naturally come to expect them, despite having barely anything to go on.
But now, even with just a minimal amount of gameplay detail on show, this trailer has my interest legitimately piqued. Why? Watch it, and then we'll discuss.
First up, holy crap, would you look at those people. It might seem a strange thing to get excited about, but with developer Team Bondi's new performance capture and facial animation tech at play here, it feels like we really could be looking at a genuine revolution in realistic, believable human characters in games. It already feels like this could be as big a deal as when Euphoria character physics turned up in GTA IV.
And secondly, as far as authentic film noir ambience goes, this trailer is perfect. Everything from the writing to the soundtrack to the lighting to the pacing is just utterly spot-on. We expect canny cinematic purism from Rockstar games, but even in that context, the potential for L.A. Noire's overall experience has me very very excited. The Irish guy even reminds us of James Cromwell in L. A Confidential.
Now all we need is some proper gameplay details, but having heard talk of a brutal crime plot and cerebral sleuthing in a vibrant period open-world, I'm really hoping that this could be the first detective game that actually allows me to be a proper detective. I love Max Payne and all, but I can't help being enticed by L.A. Noire's promise to let me solve a crime with brains rather than bullets.
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FishUSA Propane Tank Warmer
The FishUSA Propane Tank Warmer increases the life of the propane in your tank by up to 35%. The FishUSA Propane Tank Warmer keeps your tank warmer longer.
Clam Pro Wrap
The Clam Pro Wrap allows you to position your favorite fishing reel with your favorite fishing rod and position it where you want it. This wrap does not leave a
Aqua-Vu Pro-Snake Flexible Camera Mount
The Aqua-Vu Pro-Snake Flexible Camera Mount allows you to mount a camera inside your hut or on a boat. It has a c-clamp that fits over pipes up to 1" in diamete
Aqua-Vu Ice Pod
The Aqua Vu Ice Pod allows you to easily rotate your Aqua-Vu underwater camera while ice fishing. Just put the camera cable into the stopper, place it in the sl
Rapala Ice Safety Picks
Rapala Ice Safety Spikes are for self rescue in the event of an ice break through. Spike tips feature hardened steel construction and contoured finger grip hand
Rapala Titanium Spring Bobbers
Rapala Titanium Spring Bobbers will not kink or break and add unmatched sensitivity to ice rods. Their tension is adjustable and they have a hi-vis indicator be
Rapala Retractable Mega Scoop
The Rapala Retractable Mega Scoop was designed with a large scoop to remove a maximum amount of slush and extends from 15" to 34" to eliminate having to bend ov
Berkley Ice Rod Armor
The Berkley Ice Rod Armor is made of a mesh nylon material that protects the rod's finish and components. It has an adjustable strap for secured protection and
FishUSA Flag
The FishUSA Ice Shelter Flag will be the perfect addition to your ice shanty in the winter or your boat for the rest of the seasons.
HT Enterprises Little Jigger Night Star Spring Bobber
The HT Enterprises Little Jigger Night Star Spring Bobber has an ultra bright red LED light to detect even the slightest bites. It has a universal soft rubber snap attachment system and includes a standard BR-435 lithium battery.
Expedition Free Standing Ice Rod Holder System
The Expedition Free Standing Ice Rod Holder System allows you to adjust it to fit around any diameter ice hole. The Expedition Free Standing Ice Rod Holder System is a universal holder and fits all ice rods, adjusts up to 140 degrees, and is made of fiberglass reinforced ABS.
Clam Aluminum Scoop Shovel
This Clam Aluminum Scoop Shovel is compact and collapsible. Works great for banking ice shelters and as an emergency car shovel. Constructed with aluminum, the Clam Aluminum Scoop Shovel is also light and strong and offers push button collapse and a removable head.
HT Enterprises Floating Jumbo Minnow Net
The HT Enterprises Floating Jumbo Minnow Net is a heavy duty white mesh net that measures 5&amp;amp;amp;quot; x 6&amp;amp;amp;quot;.
HT Enterprises Bucket Rocker Rod Holder
The HT Enterprises Bucket Rocker Rod Holder easily clips onto your bucket to hold your rod combo securely so you can enjoy a hands free ice fishing experience. The double hooked cradle holds the rod securely while the cradle rocks for easy bite detection.
HT Enterprises Bucket Buddy Rod Holder
The HT Enterprises Bucket Buddy Rod Holder easily clips onto your bucket to hold your rod combo securely so you can enjoy a hands free ice fishing experience. The rod combo rests in the &quot;V&quot; for a unique balancing system and when the tip goes down, grab your combo and set the hook.
Eagle Claw Rod Holder With Wooden Base And Strike Indicator
The Eagle Claw Rod Holder With Wooden Base And Strike Indicator allows for multiple rod usage and easy rod pickup. The Flag indicates when a fish is on the hook so you will never have to wonder again what&#39;s going on down below.
Eagle Claw Retractable Safety Ice Picks
The Eagle Claw Retractable Safety Ice Picks are designed as a safety tool to be accessed quickly if you fall through the ice. The stretchable cord connects the two retractable hand-held spikes. The spikes are only activating with downward pressure when needed.
Frabill Specialized Reel Tape
Frabill Specialized Reel Tape is specially designed for attaching reels to ice fishing rods that have eva foam and cork grips. This tape bonds only to itself, and will not damage the rod grip. This reel tape adds comfort to the grip and is anti-slip when wet. Frabill Specialized Reel Tape comes in a 60" roll, enough to mount 3 to 4 combos and is rated to -65F.
Frabill Sub Zero Multi-Purpose Low Temp Lubricant
Frabill Sub Zero Multi-Purpose Low Temp Lubricant is designed for use with tip-ups, ice fishing reels and other winter use products. This lubricant prevents freeze-up to -60 F. and protects all metal parts from wear and corrosion. Frabill Sub Zero Multi-Purpose Low Temp Lubricant comes in a 2 oz. squeeze tube and features a special applicator tip that makes re-lubing of reels and tip-ups more convenient.
Frabill Universal Calibrator Line Counter Kit
The Frabill Universal Calibrator Line Counter Kit elevates any angler's game when setting traps on the ice. It includes a Line Counter module with digital LCD display, a magnet and threaded mount, and a universal mounting brackets to adjust to almost any Tip-Up.
Frabill Ice Scoop
The Frabill Ice Scoop is a Large scoop used to remove ice shavings more effectively than smaller scoops. It is extremely durable constructed of polypropylene/reinforced nylon. It has a Long handle design that prevents stress on your back and a 30" engraved ruler on the handle. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Frabill Ice Picks
Frabill Ice Picks are designed to be literally worn, not tucked away in a pocket and inaccessible. The 72 inches of stretchable cord connect the two retractable hand-held spikes. The spikes are covered by a durable guard only activating with downward pressure when needed. The picks are used in the unfortunate event that you should happen to break through the ice. The picks are used to dig into the ice and pull yourself out of the freezing water.
Clam Nitinol Spring Bobbers
Clam Nitinol Spring Bobbers are constructed of Titanium and Nickel, making them highly sensitive, kink free, and extremely durable, yet pliable. The Clam Spring Bobber features a hi-vis orange wrap and glow bead is added for easy bite detection. These Nitinol spring bobbers include a PVC rubber clamp to secure to the rod blank. Clam Nitinol Spring Bobbers come with 2 per pack.
Clam Floating Ice Picks
Clam Floating Ice Picks pack small, but can have a big impact. It can be easily carried in any accessible pocket and also fits inside upper chest pocket of Clam Life Vests.
Eskimo Bucket Redneck Chisel
The Eskimo Bucket Redneck Chisel is a powerful compact little multi optional chisel. The hammer end is great for really hammering away on thick ice. The double action chisel blades are better for more precise chiseling around tip-ups. The Eskimo Bucket Redneck Chisel measures only 19" long so it fits nicely in a bucket. The Eskimo Bucket Redneck Chisel is Eskimo part number CH9. This chisel measures just 19" and weighs 4 pounds.
Eskimo Short Redneck Chisel
The Eskimo Short Redneck Chisel is a durable, long lasting, and comfortable to use. You can effectively chip through ice or reopen your hole early or late in the season with this chisel. The Eskimo Short Redneck Chisel comes with a tether rope to keep the chisel securely around your wrist and a head protector to safely transport and store it.
Eagle Claw Safety Ice Picks
Eagle Claw Safety Ice Picks are designed as a safety tool to be accessed quickly if you fall through the ice. The stretchable cord connects the two retractable hand-held spikes. The Safety Ice Pick spikes are only activating with downward pressure when needed. If you should happen to break through the ice, Eagle Claw Safety Ice Picks are used to dig into the ice and pull yourself out of the freezing water.
Rapala Double Barrel 40" Ice Rod Bag
The Rapala Double Barrel 40" Ice Rod Bag transports up to 8 rods at once with security. Tough PVC tubing protects prized fishing gear. Two exterior
Rapala Ice Skimmer With Chipper
The Rapala Ice Skimmer With Chipper is new this ice fishing season. It is made of galvanized steel into a 5" strainer cup mounted to a brawney hand
Rapala Folding Pack Shovel
The Rapala Folding Pack Shovel is super light but tough enough to get the job done out on the ice. It fits into a 13" storage pouch when all folded up.
Rapala Soft-Sided 30" Rod Bag
The Rapala Soft-Sided 30" Rod Bag keeps 4 rods together and safe in this water-resistant lightweight denier shell, padded for protection. Storage pocke
StrikeMaster Electra Lazer Replacement Battery
The StrikeMaster Electra Lazer Replacement Battery is the same 12 volt 9 amp high performance battery that comes with the StrikeMaster Electra Lazer.
Heritage Tackle Hand Ice Chisel
The Heritage Tackle Hand Ice Chisel is perfect for clearing edge ice from your fishing hole. This heavy duty chisel features a stout wooden handle with a 1 5/16" wide steel chisel. The chisel has an overall length of 28 1/2" and features a long lanyard and a custom leather cover to protect the chisel end. The Heritage Tackle Hand Ice Chisel features excellent construction and is built to last a lifetime of fishing. The shorter length is great for use inside ice huts or outside clearing holes for rods and tip-ups.
Schooley's Depth Marker Reel Pins
The Schooley's Depth Marker Reel Pins are the replacement pins for the Schooley Ice Reels. These pins allow you to repeatedly offer your presentation at a given depth easily. The Schooley's Depth Marker Reel Pins come two per package, same color. Color is our choice.
HT Enterprises Slab Stopper FX Spring Bobber
The HT Enterprises Slab Stopper FX Spring Bobber fits into the tip top guides on ice fishing rods to indicate even the lightest bites. The Slab Stopper FX Spring Bobber features as ultra sensitive flat stainless steel that adjusts in and out to create multiple bite sensitivity settings. The special tapered soft foam ends allow for a custom fit in a wide range of rod tip sizes. This FX Spring Bobber features a Hi-Viz bright orange large eyelet for easy bite direction. The HT Enterprises Slab Stopper FX Spring Bobber is model SFMB-2.
HT Enterprises Retractable Polar Picks
HT Enterprises Retractable Polar Picks are life saving ice picks featuring 2 four inch black super grip EVA handle picks connected with a red non-stretch cord. These picks feature retractable covers to keep you safe from the sharp spikes when not in use. Polar Picks are designed to be rested over your shoulders with the cord resting on the backside of your neck. These Retractable Polar Picks are HT Enterprises model PLD-10.
Northland Team Northland Flipper Dippers
The Team Northland Flipper Dipper features an innovative hinge system that opens when passing through slush and closes when pulled back up to remove slush from
Frabill Titanium Spring Bobber
The Frabill Titanium Spring Bobber offers unmatched durability and beautiful flexibility with its titanium wire construction. Titanium construction leads to total kink and bend elimination as well as virtual weightlessness. The extremely lightweight design will not dampen rod tip action. This super sensitive spring bobber alerts you to the lightest bites, like bluegill kisses and the gentle crappie "cough". The Frabill Titanium Spring Bobber fits onto any combo. The adjustable design allows for use with varying weights of jigs. A high-visibility bead is used for easy bite detection.
Schooley's Spring Bobber
The Schooley's Spring Bobber is an ultra sensitive spring steel bite indicator. This is the replacement spring bobber for the Schooley's Spring Bobber Pole. This model needs to be tied, taped or epoxied to the rod. The tip is fluorescent orange for added visibility.
HT Enterprises Marmooska Spring Bobbers
The HT Enterprises Marmooska Spring Bobbers are an extremely sensitive spring bobber allowing you to detect even the slightest bite. These spring bobbers are constructed from spring steel and have fluorescent orange tips. These easily attach to most ice rods with the rubber snap system.
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Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Cyprus said it's ready to sign a deal for a 2.5 billion-euro ($3.3 billion) loan from Russia, helping the east Mediterranean island to control its borrowing costs.
The cabinet asked finance minister Kikis Kazamias to complete the deal, government spokesman Stefanos Stefanou said today in an e-mailed statement. The annual interest rate is 4.5 percent and it will mature in 4 1/2 years, Stefanou said.
"The Republic of Cyprus has a right to pay back the loan at an earlier stage without any additional charges," he said.
The deal offers "significant benefits," including covering short-term and medium-term financing needs and avoiding resorting to lending from domestic banks, the spokesman said.
The euro area's third-smallest economy aims at slashing its deficit to 2.3 percent of the economy in 2012 from a forecast 6.5 percent this year, Kazamias said Sept. 28. Public debt is expected to climb to 65 percent of gross domestic product in 2011 and remain at the same level next year.
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