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Editorial: Doe must repair Y-12 security and public perceptions
The U.S. Department of Energy, the National Nuclear Safety Administration and Y-12 contractors have moved with uncharacteristic speed to resolve problems uncovered during the unprecedented security breach at the nuclear weapons plant.
In an understatement, Energy Secretary Steven Chu called the failure an "unacceptable and deeply troubling breach" of security.
The three anti-nuclear activists — Sister Megan Rice, 82, Las Vegas, Nev.; Michael Walli, 63, Washington, D.C.; and Greg Boertje-Obed, 57, Duluth, Minn. — have been charged with willful and malicious destruction of property; willfully committing "a depredation against property of the United States and the U.S. Department of Energy"; and trespassing.
The trio managed to cross the northern sector of the plant, cut through several fences arrayed with sensors and reach the fortress-like building containing the nation's primary supply of bomb-grade uranium before being apprehended by security personnel.
The security failure prompted B&W Y-12, the plant's managing contractor, to shut down nuclear operations last week and order thousands of employees to undergo retraining in security measures. Subsequently, there has been a major reorganization of the security apparatus at the plant.
"The department has no tolerance for security breaches at any of our sites, and I am committed to ensure that those responsible will be held accountable," Chu said.
The NNSA streamlined the chain of command, clearly putting B&W Y-12 in charge and making WSI-Oak Ridge its subordinate. Previously, the two contractors reported separately to NNSA.
Gen. Rodney Johnson, deputy manager at the Pantex warhead assembly plant in Texas, has been brought to Y-12 to head up security operations for B&W Y-12. Tom Hayden will be his top lieutenant, replacing Butch Clements, who is retiring.
The security guards involved in the incident have been suspended, and three members of the leadership team at the government's security contractor — WSI-Oak Ridge — have been removed from their positions, including General Manager Lee Brooks. Steven C. Hafner has been brought in to replace him. Gary Brandon, WSI's protective force director at Y-12, also was removed from his position. John Garrity is his replacement.
Multiple investigations are under way. Chu said lessons learned would be shared with other sites in the nation's nuclear weapons complex. That's a good and necessary start, but not enough.
The American people must know that the nuclear material entrusted to the government and its contractors is safe from harm. The results of the investigations should be made public to the extent that the findings do not jeopardize national security. U.S. Sens. Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker, and U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, should demand a full accounting to Congress of the mistakes made and the corrective action taken. Never again should intruders be allowed to break into one of the nation's most sensitive national security facilities.
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Banjo-Kazooie has come a long way since its treasured days as part of the Nintendo 64 line-up.
Not only is Banjo now found kicking back on the Xbox 360 these days, but he's even ditched his traditional platforming shoes for a new mechanical DIY flavour, where he crafts bizarre and weird vehicles to help him reach the places that used to demand a double-jump.
Did Rare expect the initial negativity from Banjo fans? Lead artist Neill Harrison and senior animator Elissa Miller sat down for a chat...
We're assuming you're pretty close to being gold and out the door now. How does that feel?
NH: Pretty close, yeah. It's just good to get the franchise back and hopefully people are quite excited about it. We've quite a good buzz around from the old fans and new fans who are quite happy to see Banjo back. So that's really cool.
Do you think you've fulfilled your original vision for the game?
NH: Yeah, I think we've fulfilled what we wanted to do. What we didn't want to do was to just do another Banjo Kazooie which was exactly the same and that's actually we started doing at the beginning.
We thought well, we'll just do another platform game as Banjo Kazooie. We did that for a bit and as gamers and as developers, it just felt a little bit stale. It felt like it didn't fit in today's market. With the 360, there's just so much more we can do, we thought we'd try something different.
Were you worried about the reaction from Banjo fans?
EM: There are always concerns. We wanted to make a game that was innovative, basically. We just thought with the old games, platforming had hit its peak. If we had rehashed and done another platformer, people would have moaned at us for doing that. So we thought we'd do something innovative and something pushing gaming. We're hoping old Banjo fans will really enjoy it and we think they will.
NH: I'm pretty confident they will when they play it. They just have to give it a chance.
EM: People are always resistant to change. I think like Neill says, once you pick it up and have a play around with it, you'll realise why we made those changes and we actually needed to make the changes to the Banjo franchise.
You say that it felt stale doing another Banjo platformer. Is that a feeling within Rare or the games market as a whole?
NH: Both. As developers, we didn't just want to do the same game for three years. I'd rather do something different. But also in today's market, I think if we'd have done Banjo Kazooie with high-def visuals, it maybe would have felt just a bit dated really. And it's like, why not try something different? As an industry, I think it's important that people try new things. Obviously it's a big financial risk for everyone involved but if we don't do that as an industry, we'll become stale.
EM: Rare are always wanting to try new things as well. We're quite lucky to be in that position where we can and so for us, it was really important to try something new and not get caught up in the rehashing of franchises one after the other.
NH: It is important that we still see it very much as a Banjo game. Initially some people thought it was a Banjo game with racing tacked on, which it absolutely isn't. It is at its heart still a Banjo game. The way we think of it is it's still a platformer, essentially. It's just that instead of us telling you how you're going to do a level - jump here, swim there - it's now up to you to choose how to do it.

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14 Moses sent messengers from Kadesh to the king of Edom, "Thus says your brother Israel: You know all the adversity that has befallen us: | 14 Moses sent messengers from Kadesh to the king of Edom, saying: "This is what your brother Israel says: You know about all the hardships that have come upon us. |
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Kobe's been in this situation before and he shares his experiences with a good friend. A kind gesture by Kobe.
Fan House: Kobe Bryant said Carmelo Anthony has reached out to him. And Bryant's advice was simple. "I said, 'Make sure you're sure about what you want to do,"' Bryant told FanHouse on Thursday before his Lakers were to face Anthony's Nuggets at the Pepsi Center. "That's the only advice I gave him."


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Medical Malpractice Survivors Decry Possible Stripping of Rights in President's Health Care Plan
The survivors are working with the national consumer group Center for Justice & Democracy in trying to get their voices heard. CJ&D Executive Director
"I am very disappointed that the President is considering measures that would put patient's rights in jeopardy. I certainly hope that he accepts our request to meet with families like ours, who have had lives ruined and lost loved ones to medical negligence", said
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ISLAMABAD: US-based doctor of former president Pervez Musharraf – after reviewing his medical reports – recommended that the former military ruler should be immediately sent abroad for treatment, Express News reported on Thursday.
Dr Arjumand Hashmi had treated Musharraf in the past. He expressed concern over Musharraf's heart condition and said the former ruler should be sent to his hospital in Texas, US for treatment.
Hashmi made this recommendation in a letter to Musharraf's lawyers. His assessment was based on the medical reports of the former president.
Anwar Maqsood – who is representing Musharraf in the treason case – presented this letter before the special court.
The letter was written on January 9.
Musharraf was ordered to appear before the special court for the treason case today. The former president faces treason charges under Article 6 for suspending, subverting and abrogating the Constitution, imposing an emergency in the country in November 2007 and detaining judges of the superior courts.
The 70-year-old was taken ill and rushed to the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology in Rawalpindi on January 2 as he was being transported under heavy guard to the special court.
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An anti-terrorism court ordered Musharraf to appear before the court for hearing of the judges detention case at 12pm.
Judge Attiqur Rehman said that Musharraf should appear before the court under any circumstances.
On July 14, a special team of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), probing into the charges of detaining senior judges on November 3, 2007 against the former military ruler, had decided to record the statements of superior court judges in an effort to make a strong case against the former president.
Musharraf was indicted by an anti-terrorism court judge in the case on June 15, 2013.
The case is based on a First Information Report (FIR) registered against Musharraf on August 11, 2009 by the Secretariat police for detaining over 60 judges including the now former chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.
On June 11 last year, the Islamabad High Court had granted the former president pre-arrest bail against surety bonds worth Rs 500,000.
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1 Forsooth the dwellers of Jerusalem ordained Ahaziah, the youngest son of Jehoram , to be king for him; for the thieves of Arabia, that felled into the castles of Judah, had slain all his greater, or elder brethren, which were begotten before him. And Ahaziah, the son of Jehoram, king of Judah, reigned. (And the inhabitants of Jerusalem ordained Ahaziah, the youngest son of Jehoram, to be king for him; for the Arab thieves, who fell upon the tents, or the camps, of Judah, had killed all his elder brothers, who were born before him. And so Ahaziah, the son of Jehoram, the king of Judah, reigned.) | 1 The people of Jerusalem made Ahaziah, Jehoram's youngest son, king in his place, since the raiders, who came with the Arabs into the camp, had killed all the older sons. So Ahaziah son of Jehoram king of Judah began to reign. |
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Designing the ideal NAS device
That's a very long, involved answer that I wouldn't want to attempt to address without a great deal more time investment. The first step, however, would be to determine what market the product was targeting and what problems are being solved. The different market segments put different requirements on the products and that in turn drives different solutions, which means a different cost structure and development effort.
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A product that is targeted to handle streaming media (with long transfers that require guaranteed bandwidth) is much different that a NAS device that is oriented toward transaction processing where I/O is done is blocks (small segments of data in a file) with many transactions per second. The product design would be different unless many compromises were made which would not necessarily yield the optimum product.
Another example would be a NAS device for file sharing in a department or workgroup space vs. a higher performance requirement for database accesses in transaction processing. The product requirements are different and should addressed with different solutions (may be similar in design but different in final result) leading to different cost structures.
This is a broad question and would require much more definitive information to address fully.
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Lou commented on the diary post Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein: U.S. policy to Israel, Palestine must change by TheCallUp.
I'll be switching to being a registered Green, … soon … I always forget to.
Lou commented on the diary post Why vote for Obama? Let me count the whys – 1 by David Seaton.
If Obama loses to Romney, that is his fault. His own party hates him (Romney). I'm voting for Jill Stein, proudly. I'd like Pelosi to be speaker of the house again, and I think that is more important than who wins the white house. I also think the "coattails" will be backwards, if the dems [...]
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I love this and Garfunkel and Oates!
Lou commented on the blog post Reminder: No One Disputes the Legality of Single Payer
when will he realize (or when will the democratic party collectively admit) he's playing that 13 dimensional chess with republican pieces. He passed the republican idea that was created as a response back when most dems were at least leaning towards wanting a single payer system (with the not-so-coincidental exception of the Clintons. He bent over backwards for republican votes, jettisoning the promised "robust public option" it turns out he wasn't all that into anyway. Now the biggest cheerleaders for this "single biggest legislative achievement" are worried that republicans on the supreme court will reject these republican ideas just to spite the democratic party's president? It is– and not like, it just IS– marrying someone who is known to be unfaithful for their money and then being shocked when they're unfaithful.
musicalhair commented on the diary post Interesting, how some people feel comfortable stereotyping millions of Texans by Liz Berry.
Well, Perry announced in South Carolina because he wants to win that primary. He needs attention in the early primary states and not in Texas. I agree about he and Bush using fake piety to sway people who vote based on the appearance of religion. I think we also know there are some great progressive [...]
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Yes, yes, a thousand times yes! The 2 parties are more damaging to our country than anything else. We need more democracy, more ballot access, and to make "bipartisanship" sound to the average person like the collusion or "trust" (as in what we need anti-trust laws for) that it is.
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Not that I mean to pry or anything, and obviously it ain't none of my business, but isn't there a socialist type party or a green party in your state you could have registered as? Independents are always treated like they are between the two parties. I'm still a registered dem but at this point it is because I just haven't registered Green yet– but I don't mean to assume anything about what party might be best for you.
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I'd rather focus on getting a better house and senate and electoral reform that fights vote suppression and fights for ballot access for third parties. BHO is going to win reelection, there is no 2 ways about it. His reelection will essentially be Clinton v. Dole but with a lot more racism– and racism has [...]
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The idea that "blacks" or their "tribalism" is a major part of the blindness to Obama's corporatism over at dKos is not what I see over there at all. I think racism is and was an obstacle for Obama, and that is something that comes up over there; but I think that criticism of him [...]
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our side gained ground. Calling it a lose (or even a win if it had gone that way, sorta the way too many treated Obama's election as the end of something instead of the beginning of more work for our side) treats it like a war unto itself instead of one battle, or tactical maneuver [...]
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I think it comes down to which is going to "crompromise" and which is already so very compromised. Baucus might not be one to compromise with the Dems on the Chupacongress. I think we need to remember it isn't "Super Congress" like "Superman" but more like Chupacongress, like the Chupacabra.
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Welcome to Sri Lanka and the start of your holiday! Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to your hotel. After a chance to freshen up, we will take you on a sightseeing tour of Colombo.
En-route to Giritale, vist Sigiriya - climb the 5th century Sigiriya rock fortress which is a world heritage site. The 'Lion Rock' is a citadel of unusual beauty rising 200 metres from the scrub jungle. Visit the Dambulla Cave Temple and climb up to the temple. The complex of five caves has over 2000 sq. metres of painted walls and the ceiling is the largest area of paintings found in the world.
Today, we visit the Minneriya National Park. Covered an area of 8890 hectares, the park is an ideal place for elephant and leopard watching. It is is home to 24 species of mammals,160 species of birds , 75 species of butterflies, 9 species of amphibians, 26 species of fish and 25 species of reptiles. We then head to Kandy.
This morning we visit the elephant orphanage in Pinnawala, home for about 89 elephants, some of which were found abandoned in the wild. The best time to visit is during the feeding times, when you will see the baby elephants being bottle-fed. We then visit the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, built by a Sinhala king and expanded by the British. In the afternoon we have a city tour of Kandy, which was the last capital of the Sri Lankan kings. We then transfer you through to Koggala.
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1) Hussein Ismail..Kuwait Petroleum To Boost Presence in Europe
"Hussein Ismail..Kuwait Petroleum To Boost Presence in Europe" -- KUNA
2) 65 Scientists Leave For Arkhangelsk To Join Arctic Project
3) Danish Poll Suggests 47 Percent Want Troops Withdrawn From Afghanistan
Report by Martin Aagard: "Danes Have Become War-Weary"
4) Pakistan Daily Urges NATO Chief To Support Reconciliation Process in
Editorial: Rasmussen's Musings
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Hussein Ismail..Kuwait Petroleum To Boost Presence in Europe
"Hussein Ismail..Kuwait Petroleum To Boost Presence in Europe" -- KUNA
Headline - KUNA Online
Sunday June 27, 2010 06:09:36 GMT< /div>
(KUWAIT NEWS AGENCY) - (By Nawab Khan -- with photos) BRUSSELS, June 26
(KUNA) -- The President of the Kuwait Petroelum International (KPI),
Hussein Ismail, has said that KPI is committed to consolidate its presence
in the European market."We are a strong player in Europe and our
commitment will continue to strengthen that presence," Ismail tod the
Kuwait news agency, KUNA, in an interview.Ismail was in Belgium to
participate in the inaugural ceremony of a new tank farm of Kuwait
Petroleum International Lubricants (KPIL) in the port city of Antwerp on
Thursday evening.The 24 new storage tanks on the site of its lubricant
blending plant on the banks of river Scheldt in Antwerp is the biggest
plant that KPI has in Europe."This is the biggst one we have. The reason
we upgraded this tankage area is to show our commitment to health , safety
and environment," he said.The KPI chief noted that the old tank farm was
getting old and deteriorating in quality," so we decided to invest more
than 20 million euros to upgrade the plant by building 24 new storage
tanks, as well as upgrading water treatment facilities and loading
terminal as well".He continued that " it shows our commitment to
investment in Antwerp and in Belgium . It is very important and part of
our strategy, KPC as well as KPI to maintain and strengthen many parts of
our business in Europe." " We have been in Europe for more than 25 years
now. We have developed a business that is robust, that is high quality and
we have invested in it over the last 25 years to make it stronger,"
stressed Ismail.KPIL is a divison of KPI, the international marketing and
refinery division of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC). KPIL operates
commercially under the brand name Q8 Oils. In Belgium, the KPIL has over
300 petrol stations in addition to petrol stations in Luxembourg and the
Netherlands as well. KPIL headq uarters is located in Antwerp.Asked about
the future of oil prices, Ismail replied that "nobody can predict exactly,
but we are talking about a band between USD 70 to 80 a barrel for the
foreseeable future. " " A band that would serve the consumers as well as
producers to make investments to maintian our oil production, " he added
.Giuliano Franzi, managing director of KPIL, told KUNA that the new tank
farm in Antwerp is for storing base oil.He explained that the crude oil
goes to the refinery in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam and there the
base oil is produced and shipped to Antwerp where the finished lubricants
are produced which are used in cars and industries and in all sorts of
engines.The 24 new tanks have a storage capacity of 36 million litres and
a production capacity of around 130 million liters per year.Franzi said
the Antwerp plant" is the most important plant for lubricant production in
Europe. " "From this plant we supply De nmark, Netherlands, Luxembourg,
Belgium, Germany, France, Spain. It is among the top fifteen plants in
Europe," he noted.On his part Robert Voorhamme , deputy mayor of Antwerp,
told KUNA that "we are living now in an economic crisis still. I think
what the economy internationally wants is confidence and this kind of
investment (brings) confidence in relations between Kuwait and Belgium."
"This is the first state-of-the-art distribution centre for lubricant
products," he pointed out."We are very happy (with) Kuwaiti investments
and we are working very well together also. We are trying to integrate the
Q8 plant in the development of the area, " added Voorhamme.The port of
Antwerp , 50 km north of Brussels, has become one of Europe's largest sea
ports, ranking second behind Rotterdam in the Netherlands. It is also home
to the second largest petrochemical industrial complex in the world, only
after Houston, Texas.(Description of Source: Kuwait KUNA Online in English
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65 Scientists Leave For Arkhangelsk To Join Arctic Project - ITAR-TASS
Monday July 26, 2010 18:59:24 GMT
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26 (Itar-Tass) -- Sixty-five scientists and
specialists left St. Petersburg for Arkhangelsk on Monday, July 26, as
part of the government's Arctic research project aboard the research
flagship ship Akademik Fyodorov."The expedition corps includes leading
researchers from the State Research Institu te of Navigation and
Hydrography, the All-Russian Research Institute for Geology and Mineral
Resources of the World Ocean, the Research Institute of the Federal
Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring, and the
Department of Geophysics of St. Petersburg State University," the Arctic
and Antarctic Research Institute, the operator and the owner of the ship,
told Itar-Tass.They will join the sixty scientists and specialists who
arrived in Arkhangelsk from St. Petersburg earlier. The Akademic Fyodorov
will leave on a 100-day expedition from Arkhangelsk on two days.One of the
key tasks of the expedition is to "specify the boundaries of the Russian
continental shelf", the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute, the
operator and the owner of the ship, told Itar-Tass.Research in the Arctic
is part of support to Russia's application for an expansion of the
external boundaries of its continental shelf.Russia plans to submit an
application to the United Nations in 2013 to claim ownership rights to the
Lomonosov Ridge and the Mendeleyev Elevation in the Arctic.Minister of
Natural Resources Yuri Trutnev said other countries claiming this
territory would file their applications in about the same time.Trutnev
said Russia was specifying its application. This will require a series of
studies, for which equipment is being installed now."We will carry out
these studies and submit the application in 2013 as we should," the
minister said, adding that the federal government had allocated an
additional one billion roubles for this work.The point at issue is the
underwater Lomonosov Ridge, which Russian scientists believe to be an
extension of the Siberian continental shelf, while Denmark and Canada
disagree and say the ridge is linked to their territories."More and more
substantiating documents and indisputable research data are demanded from
us," Trutnev said.According to the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea
of 1982, the continental shelf is the seabed within 200-350 nautical miles
from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is
measured or shall not exceed 100 nautical miles from the 2,500 metre
isobath, which is a line connecting the depth of 2,500 metres.Therefore,
if a country can prove that the underwater continental shelf is connected
with its land territory, its economic zone will be automatically
increased.If the results of the studies conducted on the Lomonosov Ridge
are confirmed, Russia will be able to control areas of the size of Western
Europe and potentially rich in natural resources.According to the U.S.
Geological Survey, 25 Arctic regions contain a total of 90 billion barrels
of oil (about 13 percent of the world's reserves) and up to 30 percent of
the world's unexplored natural gas reserves.Trutnev believes that
non-Arctic countries will not be allowed to develop Arctic resources. This
"closed club" is unlikely to admit anyone but the Arctic coastal states,
he said."Those on this list have agreed not to enlarge it," the minister
added.However this does not reconcile the Arctic coastal states that
continue to disagree on who should control the potentially rich areas."As
for the distribution within the list, problems do exist," he admitted,
noting that there is no alternative to negotiations.The list of the
countries claiming a stake in the Arctic includes Russia, the United
States, Canada, Norway, and Denmark. Interestingly, Iceland, which is
located near the Arctic Ocean, is not on the list.Potential riches of this
region attract many countries, including "relatively northern" ones that
have no access to the Arctic coast, such as Sweden and Finland, as well as
southern countries such as Spain and China. Moreover, China sends a polar
icebreaker to the Arctic every year for research.Russia made its first
claim to the territory in 2001, but the U.N. Commission said that more
evidence must be collected to substantiate it.The international law
assigns a 322-kilometre economic zone in the Arctic waters to five Arctic
countries - the United States, Canada, Denmark, Norway, and Russia.The
Lomonosov ridge was discovered by Soviet high-latitude expeditions in 1948
and named after Mikhail Lomonosov, a 18th century Russian scientist who
contributed to research in areas as diverse as chemistry, astronomy,
physics and philology and discovered the atmosphere of the Venus.Lomonosov
also predicted that Russia's economic might would in many ways depend on
the exploration of Siberian natural wealth.The Lomonosov Ridge rises to
the elevations of 3,300 to 3,700 meters above seabed and stretches from
Russia's New Siberian Islands across the North Pole area towards Ellesmere
Island of the Canadian Archipelago.President Dmitry Medvedev said that
Russia must formalise its right to a considerable part of the Arctic
continental shelf and thus turn the area into the so urce of Russian
mineral resources in the 21st century.(Description of Source: Moscow
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Danish Poll Suggests 47 Percent Want Troops Withdrawn From Afghanistan
Report by Martin Aagard: "Danes Have Become War-Weary" - Politiken.dk
Monday July 26, 2010 17:18:24 GMT
For the first time since January 2008, a Megafon poll shows that the
majority of the Danes have had enough.
Whereas just 42 percent want the 800 soldiers to stay and carry on
fighting, 47 percent think Denmark sho uld bring them home from the war
The poll, which was conducted for Politiken and TV 2 in the second week of
July, is a rude awakening for the government and the parties behind the
Afghanistan agreement, says Michael Aastrup Jensen, the foreign affairs
spokesman of the Liberal Party.
"It is hard to be at war. It is taxing. People can barely remember why we
joined in this war -- that is, that it happened under a clear UN mandate
and that the United States had come under attack. Therefore the poll is a
wake-up call for us. We must be better at explaining why we are there and
what new tasks we are being given," he says. DF (Danish People's Party):
Nothing in Comparison With Other Countries
Michael Aastrup Jensen says the result of the poll would look different,
if the Danes had known that the troops there were in the process of
changing their role from "combat troops on daily patrols to acting
increasingly as an emergency service and training the Afghan Army."
"We have not been good enough at explaining that. People watch Armadillo
(documentary focusing on two Danish soldiers in Afghanistan) and believe
that reality continues to look as it does in the film -- but a great deal
has happened in a year," he says.
Soren Espersen, the DF's foreign-affairs spokesman, agrees that nine years
of war have taxed the Danes' patience.
"People are getting sick and tired of this war -- but, compared with polls
in other countries, this is nothing. There is still a great deal of
support," he says. Social Democrats Under Pressure
The government's supporting party will not play any part in withdrawing
troops until the day the terror network "Al-Qa'ida is crushed."
In a few months, the parties will embark on negotiations on the so-called
Helmand Plan for 2011 on the ongoing goals of the mission.
The Social Democrats, who supported the war from th e outset, are under
great pressure from their grass roots to demand the troops' withdrawal.
Peter Hummelgaard Thomsen, chairman of the DSU (Social Democratic Youth),
the party's youth organization, writes in a feature in Politiken today
that the effort has totally failed and that the party leadership must
promise voters that a new government under the leadership of Helle
Thorning-Schmidt will bring the forces home after an election. Lykketoft:
Impossible To Set Date
A straw poll that Politiken has conducted shows that the majority of the
Social Democrats' district leaders agree with that demand.
However, Mogens Lykketoft, Social Democrat and former foreign minister,
says the military engagement may last another "three or four years."
"People must see it as a process. It is quite conceivable that Danish
military personnel will be helping with training for several years to
come. Therefore, it is not possible to set a particular date when the last
uniformed soldier will leave Afghanistan," he says.
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independent, large-circulation, left-of-center national daily. Circulation
on weekdays: 107,788 (2008). URL: http://www.politiken.dk)
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Pakistan Daily Urges NATO Chief To Support Reconciliation Process in
Editorial: Rasmussen's Musings - Business Recorder Online
Monday July 26, 2010 11:52:25 GMT
EDITORIAL (July 26 2010): During his maiden visit to Pakistan as secretary
general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) Anders Fogh
Rasmussen was quite upbeat, to some bewilderment of the people who still
remember him as the Danish prime minister who had stoutly defended the
publication of the Holy Prophet's blasphemous caricatures.
Then, the Pakistanis, as Muslims in many other countries, had violently
protested the Danish government's nonchalance over an issue which so
deeply hurt feelings in the Muslim World. We don't know if Rasmussen
offered an apology to the people of Pakistan, even privately in his
meetings with the host leadership, but he did exhibit quite a bit of
strange exuberance as he projected a rosy future for the Pak-Nato
relationship. He even proposed "a framework agreement between Pakistan and
Nato through a joint political declaration which could boost their
bilateral political and military co-operation".
Of course Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi was not a reluctant
respondent; he too saw a productive f uture of the Pak-Nato relationship
"beyond Afghanistan" - completely forgetting that only a few weeks back
Prime Minister Gilani had returned empty-handed from Brussels without
winning a normal trade concession from the European Community of which
Nato is the military wing.
Is it a kind of CENTO or SEATO partnership that is being offered to
Pakistan? Or, is it a 'do-more' pat on Pakistan's back as the endgame
plays out in Afghanistan? Whatever the case Pakistan has the experience of
both. The Cold War vintage defence pacts failed it when hard times came -
recall how the Seventh Fleet didn't turn up in the Bay of Bengal when the
very existence of Pakistan was at stake. Once-bitten-twice-shy Pakistan
cannot and should not think of becoming member of an outfit which in some
time to come may place it in an embarrassing position vis-a-vis its
trusted friends and allies like China.
Probably, it was a kind of lollypop Secretary General Rasmussen dangled
befo re the Pakistani leadership, the game was seen through as the visitor
was asked to enlighten on the Nato's record in Afghanistan. How come the
poppy cultivation which was completely eradicated by the Taliban
government is now a flourishing business under the watchful eyes of the
Nato commanders? And why the Nato troops have failed to interdict the
cross-border movement of militants? Here too an attempt is being made to
hand over the baby to Pakistan, or so it appears, even when pledges to
stay on "beyond Afghanistan" are aplenty.
Terrorism is an international phenomenon and may persist with fluctuating
intensity for quite some time to come. But, as we learn from our own
experience, it tends to flourish where it is challenged. If Pakistan today
is epicentre of terrorism one principal cause is the extra attention it
has received. In case Pakistan accepted role of a vanguard of Nato's fight
against international terrorism we are bound to have more of the same. So,
for Pakistan a peaceful Afghanistan is more important than a Taliban-free
Not that Pakistan would like to vouchsafe Taliban primacy in Afghanistan;
but its perspective remains that war should come to an early end. Now that
military solution is seen to be grounding a peaceful Afghanistan is
possible by securing a grand reconciliation. Nato leadership would be
doing great good to the war-weary Afghans by helping move forward the
process of reconciliation instead of preparing for another spell of war.
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The results were exactly what every teacher expected. The scholastic performance of the children was exceptional. Following the study, the teachers were eager to share with the researchers that working with these gifted children had been a delight and expressed their desire to work with such children all the time.
The researchers then informed the teachers that the children were not necessarily gifted, since they were chosen at random from all the students in the Chicago school system. And before the teachers could get swelled heads about their own teaching abilities, the researchers informed them that they, too, were chosen at random.
The remarkable results of this study have been labeled the Pygmalion Effect in the classroom. The teachers' high expectations for the students helped the pupils believe in themselves and act accordingly. Since this study, several others have duplicated the results, thus reinforcing the reality that most people — young and old — rise or fall to the level of others' expectations.
The reality that we influence others by our expectations is inescapable. The real question is how we choose to use our Pygmalion Power. Do we seek to enhance or diminish, intensify or dwindle, construct or destruct those we relate to with our expectations?
Parents use negative Pygmalion Power whenever they tell their children that they will never amount to anything; they will always be slobs; that they are too stupid to do well in school, that no one really likes them or that they probably won't make the team.
Not surprisingly, these children tend to measure down to these low expectations.
Parents use positive Pygmalion Power whenever they tell their children they can do whatever they set their minds to do; they can organize and be responsible for their own lives, that its hard to believe anyone could resist such a charming guy, or that, with time and perseverance, they will find a position with the right team.
Not surprisingly, these children tend to measure up to these high expectations.
How are you using your Pygmalion Power?


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The Ivy House, Nunhead - pub details
Address: 40, Stuart Rd, London, SE15 3BE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4753) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.theivyhousepub.co.uk/
Nunhead (0.6 miles), Honor Oak Park (0.8 miles), Crofton Park (0.8 miles)
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Waverley Arms, Nunhead (0.3 miles), Cafe on the Rye, Peckham Rye Common (0.5 miles), Pyrotechnics Arms, Nunhead (0.5 miles), Man of Kent, Nunhead (0.5 miles), Herne Tavern, Forest Hill (0.5 miles) - see more nearby pubs
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Lezford has already posted my thoughts on the Ivy House, A wide choice of ales,not everyone was a winner, the bar staff were somewhat inept, the building/interior was breathtakingly stunning. The potential of this pub in any other location would be really fantastic.The stage/wooden panneling, musical heritage would make any pub lover speechless, the place needs urgent financial support( the toilets are a disgrace), the whole place needs an update and a pub manager with the connections/ability to maximise the music/stage and community possibilities.A phoenix from the ashes,I love the pub but with any project there is more to do.7/10 at the moment, I fully expect a 9/10 soon. slerpy - 18 Oct 2014 19:53 |
spent a pleasant Saturday afternoon there; the beer was good; the moo pie/chips/peas at 8 quid was nice; the decor, wooden panels etc., made for a traditional feel. Too many screaming kids running around for my liking, but I'm told they're only allowed up to 8pm. MrBabble - 19 Jan 2014 11:07 |
My first visit to the re-opened Ivy House last night and I was blown away with the selection of ales on offer. Truman's Runner, Brockley Brewery Pale Ale, Clarence & Fredericks Golden Ale, Late Knights 'By the Dawns Early Light, Dark Star Hophead, Five Points Pale, Brockley Brewery Gold and Rosie Pig Cider all on hand pull along with 3x Meantime, Pilsner Lager, London Pale Ale and Pacific Pale Ale, Camden Wit, London Fields Brewery Ale and Beavertown, Gamma Ray also on tap. One slight criticism is that out of the group of 6 of us, there were 3 not so great pints pulled. Each pint was returned & changed by the bar staff with no fuss. I am sure the beer quality will improve. As previously mentioned this pub is now locally owned by customers and supporters of the pub. Even at 6pm the place has a nice atmosphere, the bar staff are courteous and attentive. Old fashioned full wooden interior with mixed table and chairs, giving a nice urban feel to. Stage for music in the back room and a dj stand. This visit could signal the first of many. lezford - 18 Sep 2013 13:31 |
The Ivy House is now open again, and a marvelous contribution to London's Pub Scene it is. There's a huge range of beers including 6-8 cask ales, craft keg stuff and all sorts in bottles, with a helpful printed guide to assist you in your choice. The amazing interior is completely unchanged from when it was last open, if an awful lot cleaner, and it is just begging to get back on its feet as a venue - if the improvements visible in other departments are evident here as well, the Ivy House will soon establish itself as an essential place to visit. There's plenty of further improvements to be made, but the management's commitment to this is clear, and the pub's future is very bright. guntluggs - 2 Sep 2013 12:28 |
Punks not dead Nor is the Ivy, saved by the community and hats off in particular. to Lord Harry of Nunhead (see ww.ivyhousenunhead.com/pettigrew.pdf) Fuller story www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22016830 or go to the Ivy's website and put some money in! baggydave - 21 Apr 2013 23:45 |
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An Iowa jury is deliberating an Oklahoma woman's fate after closing arguments in her trial Friday afternoon, the Fort Dodge Messenger reported.
The trial started on Monday.
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Frances Corley Green, age 85 of Grayson passed away Thursday, June 12, 2008. She is survived by her loving husband of 51 years, Richard Green, Sr., son & daughter-in-law, Richard & Irina Green of Cedar Hill, Texas, brothers & sisters-in-law, Eugene & Marie Corley of Marietta, GA and Bob & Judy Corley of St. Simons, GA, sisters, Kathleen Corley Wilkes of Grayson & Jackie Corley Graham of Sugar Hill, GA and grandson, Alex Green. A devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, Frances was a member of Mount Carmel Christian Church in Stone Mountain, where she was a member of the open bible class Sunday School. A Funeral Service will be held Sunday, June 15, 2008 at 2:00PM at Tom M. Wages Snellville Chapel with Dr. Phil Wilkes officiating. Interment will follow at Eternal Hills Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends Saturday from 2:00PM-4:00PM and 6:00PM-8:00PM at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Mount Carmel Christian Church, 6015 Old Stone Mountain Rd., Stone Mountain, GA 30087. Condolences may be sent or viewed at www.wagesfuneralhome.com. Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, LLC, Snellville Chapel, 770-979-3200.
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Perversely, critical reverence could condemn Apichatpong Weerasethakul's wondrous films to arthouse-curio status.
The Thai auteur's Palme d'Or-winning latest deserves better. Combining the trippy mystique of his earlier films (Tropical Malady, Syndromes And A Century) with a fresh near-linear approach,this is a slow-burn fable of animism, reincarnation and lewd catfish.
The lengthy opening sets the pace, as an ox roams rural north-east Thailand. We meet Uncle Boonmee (Thanapat Saisaymar),a man close to death who travels to the countryside to revisit his past lives, one of which might've been said ox.
His sister-in-law (Jenjira Pongpas), nephew Tong (Sakda Kaewbuadee) and nurse (Samud Kugasang)join him.
Other loved ones arrive later: Boonmee's wife's ghost (Natthakarn Aphaiwong) appears and his lost son Boonsong emerges as a half-eerie, red-eyed 'Monkey Ghost'.
One Cannes critic dubbed the film "Uncle Bonghit"... But 'Joe' (Apichatpong's self-appointed nickname) plays the weirdness matter-of-factly so as to stress mundanity's riches.
As Boonmee is tenderly cared for, the screen glows with warmth. Luminous cinematography makes verdant nature shimmer and deadpan humour grounds the delirium.
Interpretations are up for grabs. Apichatpong calls Boonmee a homage to old Thai cinema, explaining the simian suits.
It could be a serene study of losses, political and personal, skating from death to the effects of state oppression. Its 'setting' could be a dream state between life and after-life.
It isn't perfect: the climax does drag, though where else will you see a catfish orally pleasuring a princess?
Easy to eulogise but tough to explain. Funny strange, funny ha-ha and finally affecting, it's a film of poignant, quietly patient power...
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Its funny how I have those exact clothpegs in my home somewhere...
@aoizumi ha3.. i just wandered around my father's house and simply took picture anything that i like :)
next time you place those clothpegs on your friends ear -
great shot!
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Jets Players Tweet in Remembrance of September 11th
Posted by Erik Manassy on Sep 11, 2012 in Main, Player Tweets | 1 comment
Today the players took to twitter to give their thoughts in tweets about remembering September 11th and the loss of human life experienced that horrific day 11 years ago.
santonio10 Especially proud to be a JET today and part of this amazing city! God Bless those that lost loved ones and our 1st responders. #neverforget 9/11/12 3:24 PM |
Here is a video I made one year ago from the footage I took of the 9/11 game opener in 2011 when the Jets took on the Dallas Cowboys on MNF.
We'll never forget. My prayers go out to the families & service members who lost loved ones on 9/11. twitter.com/TimTebow/statu…
— Tim Tebow (@TimTebow) September 11, 2012
Pouha91 Sacred Day. #NeverForget911 #GodBlessAmerica 9/11/12 9:57 AM |
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Oct 15th 2009 4:57PM Will these amplify the sound of my daggers critting an _over 9000!_ ambush on horde clothies?
Patch 3.3 PTR: Rogues learn to stealth properly {WoW}
Oct 1st 2009 11:39PM Why is this so complex? I want to push the button to get out of combat, dump all aggro and go invisible. If something was being aimed at me I want it to miss. Let me keep the speed bump, and give me a moment to get AWAY. I love to reopen but what I really want is to be the deep subtle rogue and get away, like a reverse shadowstep. What vanish really needs is a teleport component so we jump out of AoE range, which would also put us out of Ambush range, and hell, put ShS on a cooldown for 4 seconds.
If Cataclysm were to include a new class, what would it be? {WoW}
Sep 29th 2009 7:12AM Witch Doctor = Shaman no?
If Cataclysm were to include a new class, what would it be? {WoW}
Sep 29th 2009 7:09AM I love this idea, I commented that dragons should be next, I think it just makes sense since Deathwing is our antagonist!
If Cataclysm were to include a new class, what would it be? {WoW}
Sep 29th 2009 7:08AM Gunslinger would be cool, but I think it would be a cool rogue spec under combat, or obviously hunter. Dual wield ranged (in the melee slots) with a speed bonus, it would make rogues viable for ranged dps. Make it so that melee is nerfed while in this config and I think we have a balanced spec. Wouldn't be hard to accomplish, just add a cooldown when switching from guns to melee weapons you can't use the melee's right away.
If Cataclysm were to include a new class, what would it be? {WoW}
Sep 28th 2009 9:25AM Arthas gave us Death Knights, Deathwing should give us Dragons. Like the ones in dragonblight. Human form and dragon form and maybe the middle ground of that wyrmkin form that rolls around in swamp of sorrows ans dream bough. Specs based on color. I know this sounds more like race but it could be functionally the same. A one race class.
The Queue: Too soon {WoW}
Sep 22nd 2009 11:10PM Dearest Q,
I've been rocking some old rogue boots, The Master's Treads for awhile now, hoping they would be some advantage with regards to stealth in PVP. The boots add 1 level of stealth, I guess my question is: Is it worth it? Or can everyone see me anyway?


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Luckily, the only thing in my yard that was damaged by the frost were the bananas. I tried to play it safe and mostly planted hardy native plants, but love the exotic look of banana trees. They don't look so exotic anymore. I just planed them last summer, so this is their first winter. Most of the leaves on the large plants are brown. Should I cut them off, or cut the whole stalk down? The small shoots on the side look ok, I'll try to protect them from any more frosts. I asked my neighbor what to do with the dead bananas, and she looked at me confused, and said she just leaves them be. Maybe that's best. What do you think? Just so you know, I don't have a manicured yard, I'm going more for a wild jungle look with too many plants planted too close. I'm more concerned with the health of the banana trees. |
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If you like the wild look, just let them be. Depending on the low and the variety, they should come back - if only from the root/stem. I have a couple varieties that went to 27 degrees last year and have already had ripe fruit. The dwarf Cavendish came back, but it looks like they require more than a year frost-free to fruit. I plan to get rid of almost all of them this year. If anyone wants to pick up plants in Tampa, you can have them. |
- Posted by organicmomma89 9 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 8, 12 at 16:00
Why are you getting rid of them??? I could use a couple where in tampa are you!? Im including my blog if you'd like to see what I am doing here in N. Tampa!!! |
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organicmamma, I am getting rid of them because I haven't had a crop in several years. Back when we didn't have a freeze every year I used to get good crops. I am keeping a few in case the weather ever gets back to normal. Right now, I need the space. I think you can e-mail me to get an address. I am very close to Dale Mabry and Kennedy. I also have lots of lobster claw heliconias and a variety of heliconia that I lost the name of. It is a 6 to 8 foot tall plant that is supposed to have big red flowers. Same story, these heliconias are in the way. If you have any nice cannas, I would accept a trade. But not necessary. I am going to get rid of these one way or another. |
- Posted by billbrandi 9 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 8, 12 at 21:31
This has been really a strange year for bananas. About November or so, my trees decided to sprout fruit, after staying inactive all summer. I picked them before the recent cold snap. Now I have over 300 green but rapidly ripening bananas that will be ready to eat in a week or so. Echobelly, don't worry, your banana trees are okay, at least at ground level. You may have to chop down those that got hit by the cold but by spring you will have new pups coming up. Mine did the same thing last year; I pruned all the brown off, chopped down the stalks and waited for spring. |
Thanks! I guess I'll leave them for a while, and then cut them back when there are new sprouts. I didn't realize they were so frost sensitive, they make a great screen from the road, hopefully it won't always be seasonal. If they fruit, that's just a plus. |
- Posted by dirtygardener73 8b (My Page) on Mon, Jan 9, 12 at 21:30
I used to dig up my bananas every year and put them in the garage during cold spells. In SC, I dug them, wrapped them in newspapers, and threw them under the house, where the heating ductwork kept them very warm. Never had bananas in either place. |
- Posted by dunedindan z9b FL Tampa (My Page) on Tue, Jan 10, 12 at 22:05
I would just leave them. There's a good chance the stalks are ok. After the hard freezes of the last few years, I just removed the brown leaves and left the stalks. (I also left about 1/3 of the top leaf since the next new leaf will come out of that one). New leaves sprouted from the top of almost all of the stalks. |
- Posted by starryrider (My Page) on Wed, Jan 11, 12 at 8:54
I lived in Jax and had bananas. I took a hacksaw to them every spring to get rid of the frozen stuff. The old dead part protects the healthy part inside. |
Thanks dunedindan, I did notice there are signs of new leaves at the top of the stalk, I'll just cut off the dead ones after they've died back. |
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1 The word that Jeremiah the prophet spoke to Baruch the son of Neriah, when he had written these words in a book at the instruction of Jeremiah, in the fourth year of Jehoiakim the son of Josiah, king of Judah, saying, | 1 This is what Jeremiah the prophet told Baruch son of Neriah in the fourth year of Jehoiakim son of Josiah king of Judah, after Baruch had written on a scroll the words Jeremiah was then dictating: |
2 "Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel, to you, O Baruch: | 2 "This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says to you, Baruch: |
3 'You said, "Woe is me now! For the Lord has added grief to my sorrow. I fainted in my sighing, and I find no rest." ' | 3 You said, 'Woe to me! The LORD has added sorrow to my pain; I am worn out with groaning and find no rest.' " |
4 Thus you shall say to him, 'Thus says the Lord: "Behold, what I have built I will break down, and what I have planted I will pluck up, that is, this whole land. | 4 [The LORD said,] "Say this to him: 'This is what the LORD says: I will overthrow what I have built and uproot what I have planted, throughout the land. |
5 And do you seek great things for yourself? Do not seek them; for behold, I will bring adversity on all flesh," says the Lord. "But I will give your life to you as a prize in all places, wherever you go." ' " | 5 Should you then seek great things for yourself ? Seek them not. For I will bring disaster on all people, declares the LORD, but wherever you go I will let you escape with your life.' " |
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But it beats the declining revenues that IBM's got as it wrestles with both macro fears and the possibility that its software isn't going to be as profitable given cloud inroads. At least SAP didn't talk about declining revenues. There though, the cloud, as fast as it moves toward it, ends up hurting as much as helping the whole company's sales and margins.
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'Paducah Show' Archives
Enter Now! 2015 May Be Your Year!
AQS Quilt Contest Coordinator Andrea Ray is pleased to announce that we are now accepting quilt contest entries for AQS QuiltWeek in Paducah, which will be held April 22-25, 2015! Click HERE to submit your entry easily online TODAY! To view the categories and rules for the [Read More]
Mary Olson's MIDNIGHT at the Celtic Garden
In this enthusiastic video, learn about Mary Olson's 98″ x 98″ quilt, MIDNIGHT AT THE CELTIC GARDEN, winner of the 3rd place Bed Quilts–Longarm/Midarm award at AQS QuiltWeek—Paducah, KY 2014. It was her first Longarm quilt! From her husband's complex [Read More]
Video: AQS Quilt Show 1992
Enjoy this look back at the 1992 AQS Quilt Show in Paducah, Kentucky. You'll see delightful interviews with Claudia Edmonds, Libby Lehman, Beverly Cosby, Zena Thorpe, Anne Oliver (Best of Show), Catherine Bahnsen, and Eunice Hill. The theme was "Windows." And [Read More]
THE VALUE OF GEARS: an Interview with Judith Phelps
THE VALUE OF GEARS, 51 x 51 Judith Phelps, Battle Ground, Washington Judith is enthusiastic about what she likes: "I love color and detail. I love appliqué and embroidery. I love art quilts." She's an artist who has been a quilter for ten years, and this is the first [Read More]
Video – SIERRA by Marina Landi
AQS Executive Show Director Bonnie Browning talks with Marina Landi (and her interpreter, Kathy) from Sao Paulo, Brazil, about Marina's quilt, SIERRA. The quilt received Honorable Mention in the Small Wall Quilts-Pictorial category sponsored by Horn of America at AQS [Read More]
Christa Watson's COLORFUL CHEVRONS
The winner of the 3rd Place award in the Large Wall Quilts – Modern category at AQS QuiltWeek – Paducah , Kentucky 2014– was Christa Watson of Las Vegas, Nevada with COLORFUL CHEVRONS. Christa was surprised and thrilled to place at Paducah. She considers COLORFUL [Read More]
Video: Miniature Award – Robin Gausebeck
AQS Executive Show Director Bonnie Browning interviews Robin Gausebeck, winner of the A1 Quilting Machines Best Miniature Quilt Award at AQS QuiltWeek – Paducah, Kentucky 2014. Robin shares some of the techniques she used when stitching the small pieces in Dans les Bains [Read More]
AQS QuiltWeek Special Exhibits – Don't Miss Them!
Many AQS QuiltWeek® eventgoers immediately head toward the fabulous contest quilts! They can't wait to see the big prizewinners when they enter the show, so the winners' area is their first stop! Besides the beautiful and diverse quilts that are entered in every [Read More]
Video – PORTLAND ROSE wins at Paducah!
Lisa Bongean and Linda Hrcka won a 1st Place Award for PORTLAND ROSE at AQS QuiltWeek – Paducah, Kentucky 2014. Linda's intricate quilting and Lisa's use of wool and flannel are the subjects of this video interview. Lisa, who teaches wool applique nationally, [Read More]
New Video – AQS 30th Anniversary Celebration and Awards
Have you wondered what the awards ceremony was like at AQS QuiltWeek® – Paducah, Kentucky 2014? Here are the highlights of our 30th Anniversary Celebration and Awards Presentation! As attendees walked into the Carson Center, many were thrilled (some overwhelmed!) at the [Read More]