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Hello all! I'm looking for suggestions for porcelain tile with an authentic travertine look (light to medium beige, large tile 18x18 or larger). What specific details should I look for in faux travertine porcelain tiles? And is it ok to mix faux travertine with real travertine accents (e.g., pencil liner, mosaics, chair rail, etc)?
I know there have been past threads on this, but I'm looking for current info since some of the tiles I looked up are discontinued. I am considering Lucerne Alpi, but wondering why the price tag is so low compared to others @ 1.59SF.
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- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Sun, Oct 9, 11 at 8:19
We're using a glazed porcelain tile that has travertine deco accents. It's Edimax Materia Forte in the Bronzea color. These photos were taken a few days ago when we were deciding to use 18 x 18's with a 4" deco accent on the floor: What doesn't show well in these pictures is that there is also a little gray mixed into the coloration. Our tile showroom had this on floor so we were able to see a large section of it. It also comes in a few other colors including a lighter color called Oxida. I WISH this was $1.59/sq ft! |
treasuretheday, thanks for your post! Beautiful! Love the accent tile too! What will your grout space width be? Hope you will post finished pics! |
I found this useful article that discusses real travertine vs travertine look porcelain. After reading that article, I looked closely at my Lucerne Alpi tile sample. Now that I know what to look for I can see the pixels and some parts actually look "dotty" and some parts a little blurry. But I'm not sure how noticeable that would be to others...unless they were REALLY looking with their face close to the tile. Guess that could be the case in the shower. In the end it definitely looks like faux travertine, especially since the smallest grout space would be 3/16 (per installer). If I get a rectified tile (all uniform in size) I can go with a smaller space (perhaps 1/8 space) which would give a nicer look. Ideally I'm looking for porcelain tile that REALLY looks like travertine (nice CLEAR surface pattern, variation between tiles, small grout space). But I think I will pay a price for that. Is it worth it? I'm thinking yes... I have several bathrooms to do, so I will check out some flooring sales/remnants at the different tile stores in the area. I'd still love to see your pics and hear your suggestions! I love this forum, you are ALL so helpful! Thank you! |
Here is a link that might be useful: real travertine vs faux travertine porcelain article
I'm linking the tile we used. Made by Monocibec, style Graas. The color we used was Arras. We did the versaille style pattern, but they only have 3 sizes available. Someone else on the forum used this tile too. If you search the model/name you should be able to see some photos. That poster didn't do the versaille pattern. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Monocibec Graal
- Posted by annkathryn (My Page) on Mon, Oct 10, 11 at 1:31
I used fake travertine in my master. The main complaint I had is that the tile wasn't laid out as randomly as I'd hoped, so you can see the repeat on some areas of the wall. |
chispa & annkathryn, thank you for taking the time to respond. annkathryn, I LOVE your bathroom, it is gorgeous!! The tile looks great! Which tile and accents did you use? |
- Posted by annkathryn (My Page) on Mon, Oct 10, 11 at 15:50
janealexa I used a 12x12 porcelain tile called Portinari Roma from The Tile Shop. Unfortunately it seems to be discountinued. The accent tiles are quartzite from Casa Dolce Casa. |
- Posted by golfschnell (My Page) on Tue, Oct 11, 11 at 11:29
I have posted this before and still really like this company and tile. Great quality and beautiful movement in the the porcelain. I have used it in 4 bathrooms now. Open up the PDF to see the LEA company brochure. For a mid color I recommend the Saturnia Beige and for lighter the Chiarro. They have quite a bit of different sizes and accessory pieces. |
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Thank you annkathryn and golfschnell for your comments! I went to AZ Tile today and I think I found THE ONE! Anyway, now I just have to pick out the shade, grout, and accent pieces. I plan to use real travertine mosaic as an accent. When I talked to our local flooring company (not AZ Tile), they said they'd charge extra to do a 1/16 grout line and doubt they'll be able to do it anyway. They said the floor has to be perfectly flat. I said how about 1/8 and they said that may not even be possible :( What's the point of getting rectified tile then? |
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- Posted by zookeeper93 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 14:58
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 16:55
Zookeeper, your tile is gorgeous! If you do come across the name, it would be great to know. I love your chandelier and your paint color... do you mind sharing those names? Thanks! I didn't know what rectified tile was until recently and I would definitely prefer to have the smallest reasonable grout lines. Unfortunately only a few sizes of my tile are rectified and none of them are sizes that I am using(!) I'm putting 18 x 18's on the floor, 12 x 18's on the shower walls and 4 x 4's on the shower floor, ceiling and inset. What size grout lines should I expect? Janealexa, I hope you'll post pictures of the tile that you choose when you're done. I'm sure your room will be beautiful. |
zookeeper93, thanks for posting pics, I absolutely LOVE your floor! I saw the thread you are talking about and I believe you said it was around $8 or $9 SF which is out of our price range. But it looks wonderful...hard to believe that is not real travertine! I can barely see any grout lines! |
treasuretheday, I saw your thread with your layout and it looks beautiful! I love your choices! Looking forward to seeing it when you are done! The house won't be done until around January, but I will definitely post pics:) 3/16 will most likely be your smallest grout line if your tile is not rectified. Ask your tilesetter beforehand to make sure. I did not check and just asked for the smallest grout line. Without further discussion they just did a 1/4 grout line in my current house which is too wide IMO. Also make sure he doesn't put any tiles with the same pattern right next to each other and if he does he should at least rotate one so they don't look exactly the same. In my current house we have faux travertine and they set 5 tiles in a row with the same pattern. But honestly I didn't notice it until this year (8 years later!) after researching tile for the new house. |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 21:51
Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement and the great info. I'm afraid that, at the rate this reno is progressing, we won't be done until January either! ;-) |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 21:52
Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement and the great info. I'm afraid that, at the rate this reno is progressing, we won't be done until January either! ;-) |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 21:52
Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement and the great info. I'm afraid that, at the rate this reno is progressing, we won't be done until January either! ;-) |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Oct 13, 11 at 22:27
Well, I guess those error messages that I got didn't keep my posts from going through. (An edit/delete feature on GW sure would come in handy now!) Sorry about the triplicate posting! lol |
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- Posted by zookeeper93 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 14, 11 at 14:12
Treasure, Thank you for the compliments on the floor. We really have no regreats and it has been so durable these last 7 years. Our kids are teens now, and we have a pool and two dogs, and there is nothing this floor cannot handle. The best thing is it hides a lot. Our paint color is Sherwin Williams Sand Dune # 6086. We got the Duration Home and boy is it ever scrubbable! Fun wall decals won't stick on it though :( The light fixture over the table is no longer with us. It was an original to the house when we built in 1998 and was a Lowe's find. |
treasuretheday LOL:) zookeeper93, thanks for the info! Love your backsplash! I'm planning on using Torreon tumbled travertine for our kitchen backsplash, what travertine did you use? For the bathrooms, I decided to go with AZ Legacy Series Sand. Also considering this backsplash for the master which is a mix of stone and glass. The backsplash will be lined with a real travertine pencil liner. My flooring company said they'll be able to do the 1/16 or 1/8 grout line, yay! But it will cost extra, just waiting to hear back on how much extra it will be. |
Here is a link that might be useful: bathroom backsplash
Forgot to mention, the color I'm using for the bathroom backsplash is SL-Cafe Melange, you have to scroll down and click on the color to view it. The link initially shows a glossy black mosaic which is NOT what I'm choosing:) |
Here is a link that might be useful: SL-Cafe Melange backsplash (click on color to see)
annkathryn, would you mind sharing your wall color? :) |
- Posted by annkathryn (My Page) on Wed, Oct 19, 11 at 14:12
Hi janealexa - it's Benjamin Moore Adobe Beige. I think they might have mixed it with the wrong base because it has a pink undertone. I've read here on the Home Decoration forum that other people had this problem with Adobe Beige as well, and using a neutral base makes it less pink (if that's what you prefer). |
patti1954-very nice! thanks for sharing! |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Jan 26, 12 at 15:36
Hi Janealexa! Your room is looking gorgeous! My goodness, how pretty the colors and materials look together! I see that you did manage to get the small grout lines you wanted. From the view on my monitor, I don't see any grout lines on the face of the tub deck at all. Reading back through this thread, I had posted that at the rate our reno was progressing, it would be January before we were finished. Wellllll, I'd be thrilled if we were done in the next five days!! Our upper cabinets are going in right this minute... |
Hi treauretheday! Always so nice to hear from you, thanks for your kind words! I know, renovations/builds always take longer than expected! We probably won't be in the house until the end of Feb/early Mar now! I'm sure your bathroom is looking gorgeous! What are you doing for window treatments? From what I remember I think you have window(s) by the tub? Not sure what type of window coverings to go with. I'm considering woven wood shades (bamboo type)...can't decide! |
- Posted by treasuretheday (My Page) on Thu, Jan 26, 12 at 17:46
Woven wooden shades would add a really nice texture to your room. You're right, I have a pair of double hung windows behind my tub. I've just ordered cordless cellular shades that will be 2 on 1 headrail and have the top down/bottom up feature for privacy and a view of the trees outside. I literally have to climb in my tub to adjust the windows or shades so they probably won't be moved very often. I'm planning to accent with purple so I'm hoping to find fabric for a valance to tie it all together and bring a softer texture into the room. You must be so anxious to be in your new home. I've never built a house before but I'm sure it would be both exciting and overwhelming. |
Hi treasuretheday, I am considering cellulars too...I'm torn between the cellulars and woven shades. I will have to climb in my tub too to adjust the shades. I may consider motorized blinds. The purple accent sounds pretty. I know it will look beautiful, you have great taste! You posted a pic of your powder room on my other thread, I love the way you decorated it! Building is definitely exciting AND overwhelming. There are SOOOO many decisions to be made! So thankful for GW :) |
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Like that Rio Rojo--what a clump. Am not such a fan of the very elaborately ruffled. The equivalent, I suppose, in daylily breeding would be the chicken fat edges (Rita will understand that). Your iris seem to be thriving! |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Sun, May 6, 12 at 21:42
Honestly, the iris look extra good this year, not sure why. Funny but while I hate too much chicken fat on my daylilies I just love, love, love all those ruffles in the iris. They don't seem the same to me at all. |
Wow, Rio Rojo is really is doing well. After seeing that clump, I don't even remember the others, except that I liked them. I don't think Blockbuster bloomed for me this year. I'm going to go out & have a little chat with it tomorrow! I love the ruffles, but then, I seem to like them all. My main complaint might be when the flowers get too big they flop. I have a few that do that & I don't care for ground flowers. I really don't even think it is the weight of the flower, the stems on these particular ones seem more slender & fragile. |
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It is hard to believe that I dug up that entire row and divided them after bloom last year. They are all back to big clumps. But Rio Rojo has so much impact in my garden. I just love it. Fortunatly the flowers are not flopping here, even the very big ruffely ones. |
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That Rio Rojo is the star! That deep color against the green is heart-stoppingly beautiful. Thank you, Rita, for showing me my favorite iris again this year! Renee |
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It is funny but the first year RIO ROJO bloomed it was very dissapointing. A blah color and just nothing special. The following year it was fabulous and has been that way ever since. |
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HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Supreme Council of Energy who opened WETEX 2014 today and visited EGA's stand.
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Dear Editor:
The holidays are just about upon us, and it's time to think about what needs to be done and preparations that need to be planned out. We are, however, in a bad recession in which national unemployment is at 10.2 percent and a lot of us are thinking about what we can cut out in terms of spending, including what we give to charity.
But we have many more people who are hurtingfrom this economic downturn this season, like the hungry,unemployed, homeless, elderly and the sick. We need to think of those less fortunate than ourselves. I hope and pray that those who can will donate or volunteer and to do so with the cheerful spirit of giving.
I am not one who talks and doesn't do, but I am just one of thosewho does the doing. I am a member of St. Anastasia Knights of Columbus in Douglaston, and we have just given 10 turkey dinners with all the fixings to the Jamaica Outreach Program, which helps women and children who are victims of domestic abuse. We also collect and donate toys for these children in the program at Christmas time.
There are otherreligious and civil organizations that do works of charity, which you can locate in your community and which truly need a helping hand — yours.Remember this too: Once we stop fighting for and caring for one another, we have lost our humanity. Therefore no matter how hard it is to give, we need to try to do what is right, and you just might feel good about helping those in desperate need.
Frederick R. Bedell Jr.
Glen Oaks
Universal healthcare
Dear Editor:
In the beginning universal healthcare had the spirit of bi-partisanship. The second greatest Republican President, Theodore Roosevelt, called for universal coverage for all Americans. This spirit was followed by my favorite Democratic President Harry S. Truman, who also called for a national health plan.
Unfortunately, somewhere along the way that spirit died. But America is now very close to achieving a century old dream.
The House of Representatives recently voted for H.R. 3962, the Affordable Healthcare Act. Now all eyes are focused on the upcoming Senate floor fight, calling for a knockout punch to those "tea baggers" who just say no to healthcare reform.
There must be good reasons why the following organizations have endorsed the president's public option health plan: the AARP, American Medical Association, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, Consumer Union and the National Farmer Union.
Let's identify some possible reasons.
1. Affordable coverage for 37 million non-insured Americans will bring medical insurance to 96 percent of all Americans.
2. No denial of insurance protection by healthcare providers due to pre-existing conditions.
3. The infamous Medicare Part D "donut hole" will be closed.
4. The Journal of Medicine revealed that 62 percent of all personal bankruptcies are due to expensive medical cost.
5. While the plan will cost $1.1 trillion over 10 years, the only new tax of 5.4 percent will be on those earning over $500,000 per year — roughly one to two percent of all taxpayers.
6. The U.N.'s World Health Organization ranks America 37th among nations in overall healthcare
7. On hundred twenty noninsured Americans die everyday.
8. Thousands of sick Americans skip taking their medication or cut daily dosages due to the high cost of their prescriptions.
If our military can provide America national security protection, we civilians have a moral obligation to provide America universal healthcare protection.
Anthony G. Pilla
Forest Hills
Not real reform
Dear Editor:
The acknowledged problems in our healthcare system like the need for tort reform, the non-availability of competitive insurance across state lines, pre-existing conditions and portability have not been adequately addressed in the current legislation. Instead, it will create hundreds, if not thousands, of new agencies and panels that will regulate and manage our health at a cost we cannot afford. Doctors will be supplanted by bureaucrats who have already announced restrictive guidelines for health screenings in order to temper physician greed as well as our desire to survive.
The Constitution and Bill of Rights describe our liberties and protect our right to make decisions concerning our lives, liberty and pursuit of happiness, and to the extent possible, how we die. But arecent segment focusing on healthcare on "60 Minutes" suggested we must be better prepared to accept our mortality and rediscover the joy of dying — not only because it is fair and considerate but cost-effective as well.
Be warned, life and death decisions, once deemed sacrosanct and dependent on the doctor and patient relationship, will now be subject to scrutiny and review, and will be determined by unaccountable bureaucrats.
It is not surprising that the Congress has exempted itself from this legislation it seeks to inflict on us.
Ed Konecnik
Mayoral hypocrisy
Dear Editor:
In his open letter to state Sen. Eric Adams ("Marriage equality now," Nov. 12), Mayor Bloomberg champions "democracy" — when it comes to gay marriage.
He actually asserts that "government has no business dictating to consenting adults whom they may or may not marry." That's right: a "consenting adult" male may marry his sister or his brother or his first cousin (female or male) or his brother or mother (see Oedipus), without any government "intrusion."
In any event, when it's to Mayor Mike's liking, he's all for democracy. It's only in certain instances that he opposes it, like when a tavern owner and most of his customers decide to have a non-smoke-free environment, or when voters decide to impose term limits for mayors and councilmembers. Democracy, at the grass-roots level? Mayor Bloomberg says "Fuhgeddaboudit!"
B Ceruti
Film fest a mess
Dear Editor:
Thank you for your article on the Queens International Film Festival ("Film fest head a fraud, many say," Nov. 19). I was a filmmaker in attendance from outside of New York. I felt that many things weren't right about the festival, but as a small independent filmmaker, you keep your mouth shut and try not to burn bridges. So I appreciate that you've compiled these complaints, though I think there are many other parasitic festival organizers out there who are trying to profit off the eager struggling artists in our field.
During my visit to QIFF this year, I attempted to see four different films that were canceled at the last minute. The fourth was stopped on Saturday night due to a schedule problem with the venue (events weren't allowed after a certain time of night, but they had scheduled late films anyway). On Saturday night we were told the festival had just learned of the scheduling problem, which was a lie. The same problem had come up on Friday night, canceling another film I tried to see. For my two other canceled films, screeners were lost which is mind-boggling and inexcusable.
I felt something was wrong several weeks ago when I received an email that our film was selected and was told I had to make a "mandatory choice" of four packages to get festival access, the cheapest of which cost $50. I felt I was being taken advantage of, but in this pursuit you often grit your teeth and just try to move on.
The awards ceremony was particularly laughable, especially when the organizer's right-hand man, Boris, came on stage to thank her. He said "Every time we work together it's magic," and "Everything just comes together."
I'm sure your article will be read by many people involved with this experience; I will be sending it on to a few myself.
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Riveting reporting
Dear Editor:
Kudos to Willow Belden for some excellent reporting in the Marie Castaldo film festival story.I chanced upon a Queens Chronicle for the first time today, and I could not put it down.I found your article riveting andwell-researched, truly top-flight investigative journalism. In addition, I believe you have done a great service to other victims — both past and future — by shedding light on Castaldo's ways.
Jonathan Hettinger
Inspect illegal housing
Dear Editor:
Once more the spectre of death due to an illegally converted homeraised its head, this time in Woodside ("Woodside fire kills 3," western Queens edition, and "Let the inspectors in," editorial, Nov. 12).
The NYC Buildings Department can exercise its right to seek warrants to gain entry into illegally converted homes. Inspectors respond to a reported location twice, then if they cannot gain entry, that is it.
If they had the will, they could ask the court for a warrant to be issued so that they could gain access and inspect these homes, then violations could be issued and fines assessed. If this is done at a number of locations, maybe these avaricious landlords would be taught a lesson and it would also send a warning to others.
It is so sad to have young adults, babies and families living in basements and elderly persons living in attics, all in these homes that are illegal and deadly.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This book will change your mind about how the West was won. Hint: The Comanches got there first. The Comanches arrived obscurely in the American Southwest in 1706. This book provocatively makes the case that the Comanches created an imposing Southwestern American empire that spanned 150 years, blunted the 18th century colonial ambitions of the Spanish in Mexico and the French in Louisiana, and stalled the westward thrust of Americans and the U.S. government until the middle of the 19th century. A broad coalition of Comanche rancheria chiefs throughout the territory of Comancheria first dominated the Apaches, eventually turned against their Ute allies, and commercially or militarily subjugated numerous lesser tribes. Comanches managed a succession of peace treaties and conflicts with the Spaniards and completely blocked their repeated efforts to extend colonial settlements northward from Mexico. The political, commercial and military supremacy of the Comanches was based principally on their success in adopting and adapting Spanish horses for efficient transportation, military power and a thriving and lucrative trade in horses throughout the Southwest. The title and Hamalainen's central argument invite—indeed they provoke—a reasonable dispute about the credibility of his claim for a Comanche empire. In classical political or geopolitical usage, the claim is untenable, at least in part; the Comanche empire had neither fixed borders, nor a single self-sustaining centralized supreme authority, nor a durable bureaucracy, nor a definitive political structure. Nevertheless, the Comanches had a respected, recurring broadly representative council of chiefs that planned and organized extensive raids, trading and other commerce, and military operations. Their hunting, pasturing and trading territories had indistinct geographic borders that were never surveyed or adjudicated; Comanches never sought to occupy and permanently control any specifically delineated territory; Hamalainen says they were "conquerors who saw themselves more as guardians than governors of the land and its bounties." Nonetheless, the geographical extent of the their domains was well known, respected and enforced by the Comanches. Each Comanche rancheria had its own geographic territory, rigorous socio-military culture and hierarchical organizational. The situational circumstances of Comanche military superiority, their control of trade and their ability through the decades to repeatedly impose and maintain obviously favorable terms in their treaty and trade agreements are undeniable evidence of the Comanches' extended dominance of terrain, physical resources, culture and commerce, and, not least in importance, the Spanish and French colonial enterprises that sought to compete with them. For decades the Comanches set the terms of their success; no competing power could defeat them, and no Indians or Europeans could evade the Comanches' dominance in their domain. Thus, the Comanches created a de facto empire. Ultimately, they were marginalized by a combination of drought that constrained their bison hunting and weakened their pastoral horse culture, disruption of trade which limited their access to essential carbohydrate foodstuffs, epidemic disease that repeatedly reduced the Comanche populations, predatory bison hunting by the Americans in the early 1870s that wiped out this essential food resource, and, finally, by the irresistible tide of U.S. government-sponsored westward migration that pushed American citizens into Comanche territory. Too bad the Comanches left no accounts of their own. It would be fascinating to hear this story in their own words. Read more on my blog: http://barleyliterate.blogspot.com/ no reviews | add a review
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in English (20)Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0300126549, Hardcover)In the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, a Native American empire rose to dominate the fiercely contested lands of the American Southwest, the southern Great Plains, and northern Mexico. This powerful empire, built by the Comanche Indians, eclipsed its various European rivals in military prowess, political prestige, economic power, commercial reach, and cultural influence. Yet, until now, the Comanche empire has gone unrecognized in American history. This compelling and original book uncovers the lost story of the Comanches. It is a story that challenges the idea of indigenous peoples as victims of European expansion and offers a new model for the history of colonial expansion, colonial frontiers, and Native-European relations in North America and elsewhere. Pekka Hämäläinen shows in vivid detail how the Comanches built their unique empire and resisted European colonization, and why they fell to defeat in 1875. With extensive knowledge and deep insight, the author brings into clear relief the Comanches' remarkable impact on the trajectory of history. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:37:59 -0400) Discusses the power wielded by the Comanches in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in the southern Great Plains, the Southwest, and northern Mexico, covering their military ability, political dominance, and commercial and cultural influence as they resisted European colonization until their defeat in 1875.… (more) (summary from another edition) |
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The Arizona Wildcats are last in the NCAA in a major statistical category — and thrilled about it.
Arizona has been penalized just 25 times in its first eight games, the lowest total among all Division I-A schools. The Wildcats were not flagged in their latest game, a victory over Cal, and just once in their previous game, a loss to USC.
Should they stay disciplined through the final month of the season, the Wildcats will be the school's least-penalized team since 1937. That squad was flagged 2.5 times per game; this year's team is sitting at 3.1 per game.
"It comes from discipline and being focused to play," coach Mike Stoops said. "Sometimes, penalties are a lack of focus. That's the one thing we've been decent at throughout the course of the year. Nobody's been more disciplined than Eben Britton."
Britton, the Wildcats' starting left tackle, has not been officially penalized this year. Britton was flagged for shoving Cal linebacker Zack Follett following a play in Week 7, but the penalty was canceled because of off-setting calls.
Britton, the Cats' best blocker, credits offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh for keeping the team in line.
"Coach Bill gives us up-downs when we jump offside in practice," he said.
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Looking for an unsung hero through the first eight games of the season? Try Brooks Reed.
The sophomore defensive end has 22 tackles and leads the team with four tackles-for-loss and four sacks. His takedown of USC quarterback Mark Sanchez two weeks ago led to the Wildcats' lone touchdown.
"Brooksy's been probably one of our most underrated players, play-in and play-out," Stoops said. "His toughness, his ability to play a physical game. He's just gotten better and better.
"I really like what he does on a down-in and down-out basis. There's nobody who plays harder than him."
Reed, a converted fullback, was held without a tackle in the Wildcats' first two games.
He had six stops in a Week 3 loss at New Mexico, and followed it a week later with his first sack of the season. "
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Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- GDF Suez SA, Europe's largest utility by market value, said "nearly all" its long-term natural-gas supply contracts had been amended to strengthen the link with day-to-day prices and reduce import costs.
Taken together GDF Suez's long-term contracts are now more than 25 percent linked to spot natural gas prices, up from 10 percent in 2010, spokeswoman Sabine Wacquez said by phone today. The contracts will see a "significant drop" in import costs and could be further amended for 2013, Wacquez said.
GDF Suez was among five European companies to agree to revised tariffs with Gazprom, Russia's gas-export monopoly, which has declined to give details of the accords. GDF's shares fell today after Barclays Plc said in a note that the renegotiated order could hurt next year's profit and make a forecast of 20 billion euros ($26 billion) in earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization unachievable.
GDF Suez fell 3.6 percent to 20.36 euros, the biggest decline since Nov. 21. It was the biggest loser on France's SBF120 Index.
The utility's Ebitda loss next year due to supply costs could be 550 million euros, mostly on contracts to supply industrial users both in France and abroad, according to Barclays.
Chief Executive Officer Gerard Mestrallet declined last week to provide details about the contract revisions with the Russians, saying only they were "win-win" for the French utility and Gazprom.
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The utility is under pressure from the French government to lower costs. French gas prices, which are set by the government, won't rise in the first six months of 2012, Mestrallet said last week.
GDF was able to raise rates by 4.4 percent on Jan. 1 after the government was ordered by the country's highest court to suspend a yearlong freeze because rates didn't reflect the cost of supply. A new formula for calculating regulated rates will take into account spot-market prices for nearly 30 percent of supply, Industry Minister Eric Besson said Dec. 13.
President Nicolas Sarkozy and the opposition Socialists have both said they want to limit increases in the cost of energy for consumers in the lead up to presidential elections in April and May.
GDF Suez's biggest suppliers are Norway, Russia, Algeria and the Netherlands, from which it gets about 59 percent of long-term contract gas supplies.
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For about a 1% investment of the Federal budget, the State Department yields a large return for the American people by advancing U.S. national security, promoting our economic interests, providing services, and reaffirming our country's exceptional role in the world. Read on for some specific ways that the Department worked to benefit this state's citizens.
In partnership with agencies across the federal government, the Department of State advances U.S. trade policy objectives through trade agreements that open new export opportunities for American businesses and create jobs for American workers. International trade supports more than 770,000 Missouri jobs with customers in 199 countries and territories buying Missouri-grown and manufactured goods and services. This resulted in $14.9 billion in goods exports (2012) and $7.7 billion in service exports (2011). (EB) More»
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Chiapas Bazaar, a company founded by partners from Missouri and Mexico, was among the sixty semi-finalists through the Department-sponsored La Idea Business Competition. La Idea is a component of the Small Business Network of the Americas that connects Latin America diaspora in the U.S. with entrepreneurs throughout Latin America to help them cultivate and expand their businesses. (WHA/GPI) More»
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This year big business continued to follow the foodie dollar, co-opting and transforming the language of the culinary crowd. A few years ago they swarmed the once-crunchy cottage organic industry. Then everyone from Whole Foods to Walmart latched on to the "local" label.
When the Big Foods of the world made Frito-Lay's Tostitos from "Artisan Recipes" and Sargento shredded cheeses from "Artisan Blends" (all trademarked, of course), you know the term lost its cred.
So went the year in food.
It means 2011 will see yet another search for a term that sets apart real from really industrialized food.
The year saw the one-year anniversary of the demise of Gourmet magazine, but its zombie lived on. Parent company Conde Nast (which pulled the trigger on it) seemed to have more trouble. They trotted out the Gourmet name on everything from a cookie cookbook to an app to "special editions" of the magazine.
Makes you wonder why they killed it in the first place.
The Gourmet app entered a crowded marketplace. This was the year for big name foodies to put their thumbprints on tiny screens. Everyone from Martha Stewart and Tyler Florence to Rachael Ray and Mark Bittman got in on the app game.
Meanwhile, the iPad was supposed to revolutionize cookbooks, finally bringing together the traditional contents and portability of paper with the whiz-bang features, encyclopedic depth and flexibility of video and the Internet. We're still waiting.
Not all grub-related media growth was on tiny screens. Apparently the American appetite for televised food is as insatiable as its obsession with over-the-top fast food (more on that in a minute). In the spring, the 17-year-old Food Network gave birth to another 24-7 culinary enterprise -- the Cooking Channel.
First lady Michelle Obama continued her push to end childhood hunger and fight childhood obesity, rallying chefs (celebrity and not) to donate time to resource-strapped school lunch programs and helping to push through legislation that overhauled school lunches and funded an additional 20 million after-school meals for needy kids.
An effort to revamp the nation's food safety system -- a measure with broad support that advocates have sought close to, oh, forever -- got broad support after a large-scale outbreak of salmonella-tainted eggs sickened as many as 1,600 people during the summer.
And down by Hooper's Store, Elmo partnered with celebrity chef Art Smith and a host of new Muppets -- banana, cheese, whole-grain roll and broccoli -- in an effort to teach healthy eating on a budget and pull children away from the perverse crossroads of poverty and obesity.
Might also want to keep them away from the latest fast-food obsession -- a caloric game of one-upmanship in creating the most over-the-top menu item. In Spring, KFC gave us the hugely popular 540-calorie Double Down -- a bunless sandwich of bacon and cheese surrounded by chicken filets.
What's next? Vegans are hotter than hot. But so is meat. We'll inhale meatballs spiked with unspeakable ingredient combinations. We've read way too many books about butchers this year. Could fish mongers be the next fascinating food worker for whom memoirists pen pseudo-sexual odes?
Perhaps. If they batter the local and organic catch of the day in artisanal gluten-free bread crumbs.


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Bitcoin fees... (114 comments)
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See... this is why I torrent cracked versions. (256 comments)
It's too risky to give your credit card number to a company like Adobe.
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Funimation have shared a trailer for the Senran Kagura anime series, along with a list of voice-actors that will be cast in the show's English dub. You can view the trailer above, and view the cast list below.
ASUKA – Felecia Angella
KATSURAGI – Brittney Karbowski
IKARUGA – Alexis Tipton
HIBARI – Megan Shipman
YAGYU – Bryn Apprill
HOMURA – Monica Rial
HARUKA – Teri Rogers
MIRAI – Lara Woodhull
HIKAGE – Kara Edwards
YOMI – Trina Nishimura
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17 Then we'll be ready [to march] in battle formation ahead of the other Israelites until we have brought them to their land. Meanwhile our families will live in walled cities, safe from the other people who live here. | 17 But we are ready to arm ourselves and go ahead of the Israelites until we have brought them to their place. Meanwhile our women and children will live in fortified cities, for protection from the inhabitants of the land. |
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