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Capitol Movement presents the Annual Capitol Movement Project (CMP) in the spring each year. Through a combination of artistry, innovation, precision, and diversity, story telling is at its best with the Capitol Movement Dance Company.
Get ready for the celebration of a lifetime! Commemorating our Big 10 Year Anniversary, we've got 10 events lined up to help raise funds and awareness for CMI, and of course, celebrate YOU and all you've done to help CMI reach this monumental milestone. You won't want to miss out on our big 10 for 10!
More Info2013: CMP: HOME at the Historic Lincoln Theatre
2012: Freedom Tour in collaboration with Armed Forces Entertainment, touring Egypt, Greece, Portugal, and Spain
2012: CMP: Here and Now, paying tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Sidney Harman Center for the Arts
2011: CMP: Layers at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
2009-2010: CMP at the Historic Lincoln Theatre
2008: CMP at the Lisner Auditorium
2006-2007: Inaugural CMP Concert at the Historic Lincoln Theatre
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The inaugural Capitol Movement Project dance concert took place on June 10, 2006 at the historic Lincoln Theatre, with an original cast of 45 dancers. Having just concluded their eighth season and SOLD OUT the sixth annual dance concert at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Capitol Movement Dance Company will spend the coming months preparing for guest performances, workshops, and new adventures.
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"We thoroughly enjoyed the performance and felt the energy was incredible - as was the talent."
— Anonymous - 6th Annual Capitol Movement Project Audience Member
"[The] Capitol Movement production was an exciting and fun event. I had never been to a dance performance prior, but after seeing what the DC dance community is capable of, I plan to attend additional performances. Amber and Stephanie are great stewards to the dancing arts, I hope their program continues to thrive."
— Craig Klein - 6th Annual Capitol Movement Project Audience Member
"As in previous CMI performances, we expected nothing less than a "top notch" on the edge show. However, we were not prepared for the "over the edge" emotional response this year's show elicited from the audience… The production did more than just peel back the layers. The talented CMI performers truly connected with our human emotions through their thought provoking, socially conscious pieces that led us on a journey of true life experiences of addiction, lust, secrets, etc. expressed through dance. We left the Kennedy Center truly moved by the magical performance from the Capitol Movement Dance Company. We can't wait to see what CMI has in store for us next year."
— Julie and Karl Jones - 6th Annual Capitol Movement Project Audience Members
"Let me be one of the first to say 'newcomers stir up dance community.' The Capitol Movement Project's Hoop Dreams Fundraiser was an ensemble of dance performances that let the world know the performing arts are ALIVE in Washington, DC. Held at the historic Lincoln Theater, the night showcased a combination of skillfully danced modern, jazz, and hip hop numbers. The audience begging for more, lingered outside on U street for a chance to celebrate with the performers. Some of the choreographed pieces were as good as any being performed today. Make room for The Capitol Movement Project."
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The joy of nrittya seva or worship through dance, was the underlying bhava that bound Sonal Mansingh's Odissi performance. Taking different episodes from mythology, she wove them into various ways of praising the almighty and chanting His name.
The opening Mangalacharan was based on an aarti composed by poet Jayadeva in part 2 of his Geeta Govindam. It sang the praises of Kesava, who rests on the bosom of Kamala, wears the vanamala, vanquished Ravana and who is Lord of the three worlds. While the verses were preceded by some rhythmic sequences, the main thrust of the item and, indeed, the entire performance, was abhinaya. And it was in the abhinaya -- now compassionate, now angry, but always with bhakti -- that Sonal drew her audience. The same bhakti and 'anand' or joy, formed the basis of her explanatory narratives as well.
Sabari's unconditional surrender and dedication in preparing for the one moment when Rama would come to visit her was explored in the Anjali. With a Gujarati song learnt from Dangi girls providing the background, Sonal depicted the story of Sabari's single minded devotion to Rama, her joy when He arrived, her sorrow when He left. The maturity in Sonal's abhinaya came through in the time taken to just sit and gaze into the face of Rama and in the tearful farewell, watching till the moment He disappears from her range of vision.
The depiction of the Navarasas through episodes from the Siva Purana was a mini solo dance drama in itself and took us through to the end of the performance. With simple Sanskrit lines penned by Sonal, this item used interspersed percussion segments, recitation, excerpts from pallavi lines and musical interludes (haunting sarod accompaniment by Abrar Husain) to elaborate the emotions. Several instances stood out for their portrayal. The transition from the fiery look (that defeated Kala) to Karunya in the Markandeya episode was one. Depicting the stirrings of love in Siva as a result of cupid's arrows before the anger (roudram) as His meditation is interrupted was another.
The idle anointment of Parvathi with herbal paste on herself before the idea of creating a child strikes her, was yet another. Sonal had used interesting choreography by bringing in pauses in the dance competition between Mohini and Bhasmasuran and by using a brief nadai variation in the recitation that depicted Veeram. She had also included sound effects to create the atmosphere for the bhibatsam in the form of Siva adorned with skulls and ash. The gradual building up of the pace of swaras to show Ganesha's coming to life was also a deft touch. Siva's fear (bhayam) at being faced with Parvathi's wrath and the emotion of disgust for bhibatsam were bhavas that were glossed over.
Some of the dance movements themselves were also a little exaggerated in the attempt to bring in a comic touch as in Bhasmasuran's clumsy attempts to dance or in the way Siva ran behind Vishnu in His Mohini avatar.
There was some disappointment in the musical support -- nuances in expression were missing both in vocalist Bankim Sethi's rendering and in the pakhawaj of Shama Nidhi Pradhan, even drowning the melody of the flute (Vinay Prasanna) and the sarod at times.
However, the performance was marked by Sonal's well known ability to hold the audience with her abhinaya and, for all that, footwork sequences were somewhat laboured, possibly due to energy constraints, it threw up glimpses of the beautiful tribhangi postures that used to be a hallmark of Sonal's performances.
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"I can tell you right now there's no question they have an outstanding skill set, both of them,'' Gailey said, when I asked him if he had determined whether Newton and Gabbert were capable of playing and playing early in the NFL. "Outstanding. Not average. Not above average. Outstanding. Both of them [will] play early and long. I knew that after I watched them on tape."
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WASHINGTON — Stored inside a laptop at FBI headquarters are photos of thousands of paintings, sculptures and artifacts, works by Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and Paul Cezanne — international treasures worth millions of dollars each. All are missing.
The computer belongs to Bonnie Magness-Gardiner, a PhD in Near Eastern archeology who leads the agency's art-theft program and considers herself one of the least-likely employees walking through the doors of the J. Edgar Hoover Building headquarters in Washington each morning.
As wealthy investors seek to diversify their assets and Wall Street art enthusiasts like SAC Capital Advisors founder Steven Cohen beef up their collections, art crime is a growth industry and an increasingly important target for the FBI.
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The black-market in art "is a very large enterprise," Magness-Gardiner said in an interview. "Stolen art, stolen antiquities move into a legitimate market very easily."
Her office serves as a hub for federal law enforcement efforts to combat art theft. She oversees the National Stolen Art File, a database of stolen art and cultural property, as well as the FBI's "Top Ten Art Crimes" — a Most Wanted list for historic valuables.
Made up of 14 special agents and three prosecutors, the team operates around the country, with each agent in the field overseeing a different region. The team got its start after the looting of cultural treasures in Baghdad following the U.S. invasion of Iraq and has cultivated international ties as it does its work.
To date, the team has recovered more than 2,650 items with a value of more than $150 million, according to the FBI.
While museum heists depicted in Hollywood movies may be the perception most have of art theft, it's the individual collector who is the prime target for thieves, Magness-Gardiner said.
"The idea that there's a Mr. Big out there somewhere who's directing all of this burglary and theft from museums I think is mostly a product of our film industry," she said.
Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer of Los Angeles- based DoubleLine Capital, is among the beneficiaries of the team's efforts, which helped recover more than $10 million in works stolen from his Santa Monica home in September. Six people were charged in January for the theft, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
The private collector marketplace, which boomed in the years before the 2008 financial crisis, has recovered to near precrisis levels, with more than $56.7 billion in art transactions in 2012, according to The European Fine Art Foundation's Art Market Report released in March. Private sales, which make up part of the market, are not publicly available.
"Over the last 10 years, you've seen an explosion to new levels in the art space," Jeff Rabin, principal and co-founder of Artvest Partners, an art investment advisory firm based in New York City.
The growth, driven by factors including the integration of Russia, China and India into the global economy, Rabin said, stalled and quickly receded in the immediate wake of the financial crisis. The recovery since then has been dramatic, even as growth has begun to slow over the past year, he said.
Transactions are up more than 50 percent since the start of 2009, according to the market report, which gathers and analyzes data from dealers, auction houses, collectors, industry experts and financial databases to reach its conclusions. The market is up more than 90 percent since 2002.
For some wealth advisers, the uncertainty that followed the financial crisis made artwork an attractive addition to an investment portfolio, according to a whitepaper this year from consulting firm Deloitte and ArtTactic, a market research group for art collectors, funds and institutions.
"The top tier in this country has a lot of wealth right now and with interest rates where they are, they are looking for places to put their money," Suzanne Gyorgy, the head of Art Advisory and Finance for Citi Private Bank, which works with ultra-high net worth clients on building and maintaining their art collections and gaining liquidity from their assets.
Cohen of SAC Capital Advisors purchased Picasso's "Le Reve" for an estimated $155 million, according to a person familiar with the transaction. Cohen bought the painting from casino magnate Steve Wynn.
Cohen is among a group of financiers who rank among the ARTnews 200 top collectors. Cohen was joined in the top 10 in 2012 by Apollo Global Management Chief Executive Officer Leon Black, who bought Edvard Munch's famed "The Scream" for $120 million at a 2012 auction, and Eli Broad, the former CEO of SunAmerica and founder of The Broad Art Foundation, a lending library of about 1,500 contemporary works for museums.
Wittman, the former FBI agent, now runs a security and recovery consulting firm in Philadelphia. He said the profile of art thieves, particularly in the United States where museum thefts are rare, is that of a typical burglar. While they may bring some sophistication to the theft, their knowledge of what to do with the artwork afterward is limited.
"I can't tell you how many times in these investigations where you find that these guys are hiding pieces in their closets, behind their refrigerators," said Wittman, the author of "Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures." "They are valuable paintings, but they can't do anything with them."
At the University of Pennsylvania's Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, Wittman recalled his work on the FBI team, which began with eight agents, most with limited art experience. The museum holds the first two recovered works of his career: a statue of the ancient Egyptian god Osiris and a 49-pound crystal sphere from China, one of the largest known in existence, that Wittman called "priceless."
Since the FBI team's founding, its sophistication has increased. Magness-Gardiner came to the agency in 2005 from the State Department, where she served for eight years as a senior cultural property analyst working to prevent the illicit trafficking of art treasures, including those looted from Iraq.
She doesn't carry a gun or a badge and holds the title of program manager, not special agent. Still, her experience lies at the center of the team's efforts, coordinating and serving as researcher, analyst and historian for FBI agents in the field.
Annual seminars for the team at places like Sotheby's in New York City have complemented meetings with conservators, museum curators and art dealers to teach agents how to authenticate artwork and verify ownership of priceless objects.
Art collectors considering a purchase should do their homework on a piece, its past owners and its seller before buying anything, Magness-Gardiner said. There's little recourse, particularly in the U.S., if a piece of art is found to have been stolen or forged.
"You're out of luck unless you can convince the person who sold it to you to refund your money," she said.
The odds of that happening?
"Pretty dim," she said.
— With assistance from Seth Lubove in Los Angeles, Alexis Leondis and Katya Kazakina in New York and Richard Vines in London.


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Aural Fixation By Allison Loring on June 21, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI am sure the last thing to cross most people's minds after finding out the world was coming to an end would be music, but for some people, grabbing an armful of records would be as important as grabbing family photos if you were forced to evacuate your home. The poster (and soundtrack cover) for Seeking a Friend of the End of the World shows the film's leads, Dodge (Steve Carell) and Penny (Keira Knightley), along with dog Sorry, standing in the face of an asteroid set to destroy earth. Dodge and Sorry look like you would expect, knowing a giant asteroid is heading towards you (pensive, scared), but Penny looks nearly hopeful as she clutches a stack of records. While music certainly will not save you from certain fate, it can certainly help pad the landing. Music plays an important role throughout Seeking a Friend, from Penny and Owen (Adam Brody) arguing over who will get custody of which records when they break up to Penny grabbing that armful on her way out of the apartment (potentially for the last time) to the film's final moments with Dodge laying on the floor, accepting his fate as he lets "The Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies wash over him. When the power officially goes out and the world is rendered dark and quiet, the effect is truly eerie and unsettling with only the sounds of the impending elements remaining. The power of music and the escape it provides is suddenly […]
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San Francisco Pizza's owner and executive chef Silvio Barbosa Jr. has spent more than a decade perfecting his recipes for hand-spun pizzas and freshly prepared pasta, salads, and sandwiches. His menu is anchored by more than 25 specialty pizzas festooned with both traditional toppings such as pepperoni, basil, and sausage and more surprising fixings such as pine nuts, sliced hard-boiled eggs, and hearts of palm. Diners can also dig into pasta dishes and sandwiches accented with freshly grilled veal, seafood, and poultry to silence the loud hunger pangs drowning out the tiny angels perched on their shoulders.
Upon opening a steaming box from Mama's Kitchen, pizza fiends may marvel at the improbable architecture of their pie: dough made fresh each day becomes a paper-thin crust that nevertheless manages to support two cheeses and hearty doses of meatballs, barbecue chicken, or roasted garlic. Fresh-bake sourdough bread clasps sandwiches stuffed with sweet italian sausage, balsamic-dappled grilled vegetables, or smoked salmon, while patrons trying to construct a classic multicourse Italian meal or set a World's Biggest Snack record via takeout can dip into a handful of salads, soups, pastas, and desserts.
Botto is an Italian Pizza Bistro created from the collaboration of 2 Italian Chef who owned "Cantuccio" in San Francisco and "Cacciucco" in Sausalito. Two high end restaurants that for the last 15 years received high score reviews from all major paper in the Bay area. Now happy to offer our amazing food in Marina Bay.
Though using all-natural and locally grown ingredients is becoming popular in today's restaurants, Straw Hat Pizza has been dedicated to these forward-thinking practices since serving its first pie on July 10, 1959. For more than 50 years, Straw Hat Pizza has followed some very down-to-earth guidelines: tomatoes are handpicked and hand-sorted from its own fields, cheeses are free from fillers, and all produce originates from within 150 miles of the store. Of course, this is pizza, so the local focus is accented by Old-World practices. For example, the Idaho wheat is grown in volcanic soil at least 4,500 feet above sea level, according to Italian pizza and pasta tradition.
Straw Hat's pizzas, like the best blind dates, arrive dressed in a diverse selection of veggie and meat toppings⎯such as lemon-pepper chicken, chorizo, and bell peppers⎯but pies aren't its only signature item. In the 1970s, Straw hat introduced the Hot Hat, a stromboli-style sandwich stuffed with melted cheese and ham, meatballs, or pepperoni. Additionally, the cooks whip up an eclectic choice of sides, including onion-battered green beans and garlic-parmesan bread sticks.
For La Strada's owners, Martino and Adriano, food lies at the heart of their business and their friendship. They first met while working various Italian restaurants in North Beach and immediately hit it off. Through the years, they'd daydream about opening their own restaurant, until one day a vacant restaurant space changed everything. After taking a look inside, they decided to take the plunge?and the first La Strada location was on its way to opening.
Their first restaurant flourished and soon they opened a second location right next to City Hall. This time, they outfitted the new dining room with fireplace seating, Italian archways, and murals of rolling Tuscan countryside. But they didn't change the one thing that made their first restaurant successful: the food. At both locations, they continue to serve their classic Italian eats, such as skewers of salmon, scallops, and veggies in a white wine garlic sauce and tender veal stuffed with prosciutto, sage, olives, and mozzarella.
Back in 1955, three Berkley-dwelling businessmen came together with an idea for a restaurant that specialized in something they knew everyone could enjoy. Pizza. And so, the first La Val's Pizza was born. First opening up on Euclid Avenue, the pizzeria grew over the years, changing hands and opening five locations throughout the area. Today, La Val's Pizza of Albany serves up some of the same classic pies from the hey-days of the UC-Berkley pizza joint hangout, using fresh ingredients in place of 57-year-old mushrooms. The Brazilian couple that owns and operates the location have also crafted a menu of Brazilian pizzas, which feature ingredients such as Brazilian cheese, smoked meat, and tan-tan drums.


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text: Amplifiers Standel History November 30th, -0001 Mic Kaczmarczik's Standel History Information Standel History Amplifiers Standel History This directory contains USENET articles Mic has saved about guitars, equipment, pickup, techniques, players, and so on. Mic has graciously granted permission to post the stuff on the JT30 page on the off chance that it might be useful in the context of Blues Harmonica. Mic is not responsible for the content, just the collection. Amplifiers Standel History From use–(at)–sn.com Mon Nov 10 20:09:09 CST 1997 Article: 70856 of alt.guitar.amps From: Subject: Re: Standel Amplifiers References: <637k1v$ls_00--(at)--upernews.spectra.net> <63rpap$oj--(at)--gtnsc02.worldnet.att.net> <644fst$ok_00--(at)--upernews.spectra.net> Message-ID: <01bcee45$4c5abb60$c38c239--(at)--efault> X-Newsreader: Microsoft Internet News 4.70.1161 Newsgroups: alt.guitar.amps Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1997 17:57:49 -0800 Lines: 55 Xref: geraldo.cc.utexas.edu alt.guitar.amps:70856 Donald D. Randall bought Standel in the early 70's. I'm pretty sure it was 1972. This was after he had already started Randall, but the early Randalls looked like Standels anyways. I do not know if they made them for Randall or not. Randall has been sold several times since then. RIC (Rickenbacker) owned them in the early 90's. They do not own them now. Even in the late 60's Standel had a reputation for parts and servicing difficulties with their transistor products. Donald D. Randall was the former president of Fender Sales. This was not Fender Musical Instruments, who actually made the instruments, even after CBS bought them, but was the sales co that was located in Santa Anna. Their address was on the warranty cards on 60's Fender products and they were located next door to the Rickenbacker factory. Standel also sold Standel guitars for a while. These were made for them by Harptone in Newark, New Jersey. In 1975 or so Harptone sold their guitar operations to the Statler Brothersw who were going to manufacture them in Staunton(sp?), VA and sell them under the name "Diamond T". Harptone stayed in business making guitar cases, however I do not know if they are still in business today. Perhaps Rickenbacker can help you. Based on personal experience as well as reputation, they can be wonderful or horrible however since the southern CA music business has tradionally been quite interwoven and Rickenbacker was a part of this story, I think it's worth a try. Michael > > I've looked into the Randall connection that we discussed here and I received > information that Randall "may very well have been the folks who bought out > Standel". If anyone has POSITIVE info on that I'd sure like to know about it. > > >Wow a blast from the past. The Super Imperial! > > > >Just as a point of interest. If anyone has those red, orange, blue, or > >green filled boxes with the wires coming out of them in their Standel > >and need a replacement. I can help out with that. > > > >We can make them. > > > >Regards, > > > >Rich Koerner, > >Time Electronics. > >http://home.att.net/~rich-karl/ > >Ti > Index: Acoustic history Allen Amp Kits Amp 11 Amp Shootout Ampeg Gemini Amps Ampeg Geminis Ampeg Jet II Review Ampeg models Ampeg Reissues Ampeg Reverberocket Tubes Ampeg Reverbo Jet RI Ampeg V4 amps Boogie mailing list Budda Twinmaster Ten Clark Beaufort Review Dating Vox Amps Dr Z Carmen Ghia Dr Z Prescription Dr Z Web Site Dumble Amps Dyna Acro history Gibson GA 40 tubes Gibson GA 5 and 5T Gibson GA20RVT Gibson GA5 Skylark Gibson GA95 RVT Gibsonette info Hi Mu review Jester Triode Converter Kendrick dissent Kendrick PC Boards Kendrick Reverb Info Mesa Boogie Mk History Mesa Boogie WWW Mesa V Twin mod Naylor Miracle Master Noble Peerless Amps Paint on Tolex Peavey Classic 20 Peavey TransTube Bandit 112 Peavey Transtube review Review THD Hot Plate Rivera Web Site Small Amp List Standel History Tone King amps Tone King Continental TopHat review Torres Nightmare Traynor Models Traynor YBA 1 Instructions Victoria 3×10 Vox Dating Info Vox WWW site Why Carvin Sucks micK pages Amps Caps Circuits D-I-Y Effects Fender Guitars Q & A Speakers Tubes Vendors Posted in | No Comments » Premier Gallery A Blues Harp Player's Guide to Amplifiers Silvertone & Harmony Amp Gallery Masco Gallery Twin 8 Project Lectrolab Gallery Gibson Schematics Stalking the Wild Premier Harp Amp Secrets and Tips by Gerald Weber 2001 Auburn Guitar Show Pictures 2001 Saratoga Springs Guitar Show 2001 South Jersey Guitar Show Transformer Specs 2003 Auburn Guitar Show Lectrolab R800 Project Epiphone Valve Junior Review Harpin Help 2001 Fall Philly Guitar Show Little Charlie and the Night Cats Gary Primich at Isabels 90.5 "the Night" 6th Annual Guitar Show Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets Feb 22, 2003 Mic Kaczmarczik's USENET Articles Circuits Guitars Fender Amps Tubes DIY (do it yourself) Caps qanda (Questions and Answers) Speakers Vendors Effects On Ebay


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ALBANY COUNTY Local officials and community members got a first-hand look at what going green looks like during a recent tour.
The Stormwater Coalition of Albany County hosted a Green Infrastructure Tour Tuesday, Sept. 24, for elected and municipal officials, engineers and other community members to see for sites across the county where green ideas have been implemented to manage stormwater issues. Projects ranged from porous pavement being used at Antoinette Estates under construction in Colonie to green roofs helping to reduce runoff and provide energy efficiency and atheistic benefits.
The event was funded through a state Department of Environmental Conservation grant to help educate local officials and industry members about green infrastructure, to evaluate existing codes and develop local laws to encourage or support environmentally friendly practices.
"The purpose of today's programs is to make real the green infrastructure and practices that you may have heard about or read about," said Nancy Heinzen, program coordinator of the Stormwater Coalition. "The starting point for green infrastructure is a concern we all share, which is keeping clean. It is a way of preventing stormwater pollution from getting into our rivers. Not only do we want to keep our streams clean … we want to do things actively that improve water quality."
Heinzen said implementing green infrastructure practices and techniques is how water quality can be improved through smaller projects like a rain garden or larger endeavors such as stream restorations. Green infrastructure tackles many areas, but the event focused primarily on water quality.
"If we reduce the amount of runoff going into the streams, that means there is less pollution going into the streams and there is less volume hitting the edge of streams so we don't get the erosion and stream instability," Heinzen said.
Keeping rainwater on site can reduce runoff, but using plants to absorb water is another method. Plant roots will also slow down the water, allowing for bacteria to start breaking down pollutants. If pipe drainage systems can be opened to form a natural stream, called "stream daylighting," water pollution is also reduced.
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The official 2008 government white paper, China's Policies and Actions for Addressing Climate Change, states without reservation: "The rise of global average temperatures since the mid-20th century is mainly caused by the increasing atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, chiefly consisting of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide, emitted as a result of human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels and changes of land use."
Rather, the debate over climate change in China has been focused on who should take responsibility for it and who should pay for the measures to remedy it. Looming over all is the question of to what extent measures to curb CO2 emissions and the use of coal could impede the country's economic growth — impediments Beijing has indicated it will not accept.
The Chinese government insists that Western countries, which have contributed the bulk of cumulative carbon emissions over time, bear the primary responsibility.
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Beijing has so far resisted the notion of internationally binding carbon caps, such as those that may be discussed at Copenhagen. But China does have in place two ambitious green targets, as part of its current Five-Year Plan, which would curb (though not forestall) future growth in carbon emissions.


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The grocery store didn't have any shallots (not unusual for New Mexico), so I added a few scallions plus some snipped dried apricots. Very moist and delicious. I made them for a meeting and served them with cream of potato soup with green chiles and corn and brownies for dessert. Everyone thought the menu was satisfying, but not too heavy.
I made this recipe for my sister's August bridal shower, along with 3 other tea sandwiches, and this one was the big hit of the afternoon! I made one small change to the recipe: I substituted chopped Granny Smith apple for the scallions. The apple added extra texture and offset the almond nicely. I'll definately make this again.
These were delightful. I made sixty little sandwiches for a baby shower of 15-20 people and they all went! I did half mayonnaise and half sour cream. So good!


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I love visiting cemeteries. I know it sounds a bit morbid, but there is a peace there that is hard to find elsewhere. I love photography and the thrill of finding a bit of information about a long lost relative--that is why I have added (and will continue to add) cemetery photos.
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Thank you for making the requested edits. Other memorial holders did the same. Two unsolicited transfers to me are passed to you for your care.
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I transfered the memorial to you. No I am not related. I was taking photos of markers in the Lexington Cemetery and that is the reasaon I had added Lawrence Hannon.
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hello...How great to find that our (5 ! )Tennys who changed their surname spelling to TANNEY..have been so nicely memorialized. Thank you for such a nice site...The photos of the headstones are also helpful. Do you have the exact birth/death dates and place of birth/death ??Also which part of the Tenneys here are you related to?? What a great find I look forward to hearing from you...Dee
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I sent you a personal email from the public library in Oct, since I do not have a home computer at this time. I have not recieved a reply, so thought I would try this forum.
Mel Hughes was my biological father & I saw the other Hughes graves you photographed that included my great uncle, Charles Plau. I could not find anything for my Granmother, Hattie Plau Hughes. I remember someone notifying my other Grandmother when she died in Jan 1976 & that she had been in a nursing home & had a leg amputated.
I can find no record of her burial & I am feeling very sad that she may have not had anyone there to give her a proper burial.
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Do you mind If I would use a few on my own family tree on Ancestry.com? I always give credit to the photographer. Please let me know , but if I dont hear from you I will assume that its okay. Thanks in advance.
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Kenneth's number is 8845314.
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Decided to get the turface and do it right. :) I'll save the hydroclay to use ase mulching my containers that donthave the gritty. Made my first batch today. Got turface all sport from John Deere, repti bark fir bark fines from petco, and gran-i-grit starter mix from agway today. Used 1/4 inch hardware cloth and sifted the bark, then screened all ingredients for dust and sediment. Added tsp gypsum per gallon of mix. Mixed thourougly, stuff looks and feels awesome in person lol... Can't wait to see what kind of results I get with it. One note about the reptibark... I see that some people on this forum use it straight out of the bag, I think it really should be sifted to size and screened... It sifted about 3gallons of pieces out of my portion for a 5 gallon batch. I also screened well over a cups worth of fine dust from the bark. The package does say it is screened already, but I personally found quite a bit of dust.... Not sure if the screening is necessary, just want to share my personal experience with that product. |
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This summer may see the opening of as many as 20 medical marijuana clinics in Massachusetts. But it's been a rocky rollout so far, with critics saying the vetting of applicants has been inadequate, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh vowing to block the siting of dispensaries in the city, and some legislators saying it's time to start all over. We'll see what's next in the process, and look at the larger question looming: is this a step towards legalizing pot in the Bay State?
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From the sleek curves of its Art Nouveau-inspired flatware to the elegance of its electric one-cup coffeemakers, WMF's products have exemplified modernity since the mid-19th century. In 1927 the company, based in the southern German town of Geislingen an der Steige, secured the exclusive right to use Cromargan: a stainless-steel blend that is amazingly resistant to wear and tear caused by food-based acids. To this day WMF uses Cromargan to create its award-winning, eye-catching Grand Gourmet knives, superlight cookware, and decorative tableware. WMF's diverse product range includes the Kaiser bakeware line (named after Wilhelm Ferdinand Kaiser, not the German emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II), Alfi stainless steel TeaTherms and thermal coffee carafes, and Silit — a cheerful collection of bright-colored cookware.


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Featuring an extensive menu of creative American food—including The Reuben 1976—Humperdinks has served the mertroplex area for 38 years. Humperdinks boasts menu items such as barbecue ribs, sustainable seafood, steaks, gourmet burgers, and original buffalo hot wings, along with a number of award-winning microbrews.
It was April 2005 when planters began the painstaking task of rooting 7,000 vines in the rich, rocky soil of Cathedral Mountain Vineyard. Situated just 19 miles south of Alpine, Texas, the location was ideal––plentiful sun and chilly nights would sustain the Tempranillo, Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvedre vines until the grapes were ready for harvesting. That day finally arrived in 2006, when cultivators descended upon the vineyard to reap the first fruits destined to become Times Ten Cellars' Spanish- and Rhone-style wines. These may seem like extraordinary lengths to go to for a decent pour, but one look at Time Ten's wine list is all it takes to realize its founders' fondness for Texan-born wines knows no bounds. At the tasting bar, guests can sample limited-release wines such as Cathedral Mountain Vinyard's Dessert Red or Vino de Piedra, alongside other domestic vinos from the Lone Star State, as well as those from California and––on occasion––even Italy. On select nights, jazz music drowns out the chorus of sipping rising up from the comfy cocoa arm chairs in the lounge, and Times Ten Cellar's also offers occasional classes for anyone looking for an excuse to expand their knowledge of wine or stick their nose in other people's glasses.
During a trip to Munich's Oktoberfest in 2009, lifelong Texans Brad Perkinson and Michael Vieth developed a thirst for delicious craft beer. When they returned home, they set loose that passion on beer brewed in their home state. After getting laid off from his day job, Perkinson decided to turn his passion for brewing into a business, and founded the FireWheel Brewing Co. Today, droves of loyal customers eagerly sip and sample bottles of brews such as the rich, hoppy Texas Pale Ale, or the creamy, intense Midnight Ninja American Black Ale. During weekly tours, visitors watch the chemistry-magic of the brewing process first-hand. Guests end their tour with complementary FireWheel beers served in a pint glass, rustic mason jar, or even more rustic upturned ten-gallon hat.
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October 09, 2013
In April 1970 a colloquium of French philosophers and critics was held at Cluny on certain major themes in contemporary thought.


text: "Thank you so much for all of the powerful learning experiences of the past two weeks. BALI has helped me to better respect myself and my body, and to further understand how to be a "good" leader. Everyone in the BALI program was so supportive, which really empowered me. I loved hearing from so many different women and about their life journeys. Listening to Kimberly Harris and Claire Reed speak taught me that you are never too young or old to make a difference, which inspires me to show my peers that their voices do matter. I also learned that I enjoy debating, even though it can sometimes be stressful. Because of the strong sisterhood you have helped to create, I know I will keep in touch with all my BALI 2014 "sistahs" and that we will support each other in our future endeavors."


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Unbiased Reviews by Real People
Im a general contractor who tired of waiting for subs that dont show and people whose standards of excellence are not up to mine. Frustration is often the mother of invention and roughly four years ago we built and equipped a cabinet shop in order to produce small jobs on a timely basis. The entire operation was fitted with Jet machinery at the recommendation of our supplier. With the exception of the JWP-12DX planer, everything was fixed 120 / 240 single phase commercial grade equipment. Space limitations prevented the installation of a full sized 20 fixed planer and since the bulk of our cabinet door face frames are softwood and come in pre-milled to specs, we felt that the occasional need for planning would be adequately met with the above tool. This particular JWP-12DX planer had less than forty hours of cumulative use when the self feed began to slip. The machine was de-energized and the rollers cleaned, but to no avail. The sound level emitted from the head assembly, already extremely loud, began approaching intolerable and the machine was pulled from service and taken to the repair facility for inspection. Diagnosis; the gears and the armature assembly in the head, which power both the planer knives and the self feed function had stripped and the entire head assembly needed replacing at a cost approaching the original amount paid for the tool. We contacted Jet and were told that despite the lack of use, nothing could be done and that we would be responsible for the entire cost of parts and labor. Based on a physical inspection of the parts used in the failed assembly, coupled with the fact that Jet replaced the JWP-12DX shortly after we purchased it with a new model, it is quite obvious that they had a significant design flaw present. Jet furthermore went on to say that regardless of the low hours of use on this machine, warranty coverage would have been invalidated because it was purchased for commercial / industrial application. Makes us wonder just how poorly built the rest of the $5,000~ worth of Jet equipment in place in our shop was built. Take it from experience, buy something other than Jet if you want quality, durability and a company that is willing to stand behind their products
Amount Paid (US$): 400


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Who do you think looks best today? (5 photos)
The best street style from London Fashion Week: http://ow.ly/p48HS via @StyleCaster
WHAT SHE WORE Kruger topped off her Big Star USA denim cutoffs with a black top and a white mesh jacket. But it was the fedora, bold red wayfarers and checkered Vans that amped up her off-red-carpet look.Read MoreLess