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Hypocrisy, Thy Name Is Glenn Beck
There can be no better demonstration of Glenn Beck's raging hypocrisy than the perfect example he inadvertently provided on his television program last night.
Extremely disturbed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's statement that "extreme conservatives ... have no place in the state of New York," Beck dedicated his entire opening monologue last night to warning that this is just the sort of rhetoric that led to the Holocaust and declaring that "if this is the way that America is going, then I renounce my citizenship."
"If this is what America is going to become," Beck said, "I don't want to be an American any more":
During his monologue, Beck said that it is never right to banish a group of people simply based on what they believe and that any leader who suggest doing so ought to be widely denounced by people on all sides of the political spectrum.
So, of course, Beck followed up that passionate monologue with a segment in which he interviewed none other than John Hagee, who has declared on multiple occasions that atheists are not wanted in America and should get on a plane and leave the country:
After spending his entire twenty minute monologue decrying those who say that people holding certain beliefs are not welcome in America, Beck then sat down to interview a man who has, on multiple occasions, done the very thing he just spent his entire monologue denouncing and Beck said nothing ... other than strongly encouraging his viewers to donate to Hagee's organization.
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Add Lifetime Subscription to Zen store!
You already have the massively expensive 160$ romulan promo. Why not the lifetime sub for 300$. then people would have something to work up to in end game that would be nice for future game content etc. I think it would be a wonderful addition and a nice long term item to save for!
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Can't see this ever happening. Lifetime subs come with a monthly Zen stipend (among other on-going perks), it doesn't make sense to be able to buy a Zen generator with dilithium (effectively).
Now, if they started adding subscription months to the store like a lot of other games, that I could see happening, but the cost would have to be higher than the Zen you get from the subscription.
Would be great to see all forum threads started by 1000 day sub players too. There was enough of a fuss about people being able to pay for the 1000 day rewards by virtue of a LTS. Lord help us all if they make it possible get that stuff for free through gameplay alone.
(For nitpickers, all this is based on a single character - yeah, I know, most people have more than one character on their account.)
I can see the points regarding the Zen Stipend and can agree with that - though I'm not sure I'd be willing to save up for something like sixteen months all my dilithium to convert to zen for an LTS, even with all the bonuses, in the first place...
I'm not even sure a monthly membership, bought with Zen would be advantagous - it would take most of the month to save up enough Zen by way of exchanging dilithium to be able to afford it, you'd basically have to actually work the game to keep your membership up.
I don't know, someone feel free to check my math;
base price (300 for the LTS, 15 for monthly), times one hundred to reach the Zen Store price (using the same basic method they used for the Legacy Pack), times 130 as the average cost per zen in dilithium, divided by 8000, which is the maximum refinable dilithium per day per character. I got 487.5 days for an LTS and 24 days for a monthly.
Here is the honest truth. I don't see this happening, but here is a fact. Life time subscription cost $300. In zen that is 30,000 zen. At current zen store prices at around 130 dilithium to to one zen it would cost a person 3,900,000 in dilithium. That would allow on character to achieve that amount of dilithium in 487 day, less depending on how many characters the player is able to use and the numbers differ depending on the price of zen.
So let's say a whole lot of players decided to buy zen add cash it in for dilithium. This is how zen gets in the exchange. So player A decides he wants to buy a LTS for 30000 zen. If the zen is there, which is usually the case, the life time subscription is already paid for.
When LTS goes on sale I would not allow the z-store price to change.
While I do not support this, I don't see how Cryptic looses.
Who said it was for one charcter. I said make the lifetime sub buyable period!! Not everything in the zstore is single character. A lot is account wide... It would be a one time purchase.
And where did you get the 15 month thing.. Lifetime subs do not last only 15 months.
And, as simeion1 said, if you are already buying zen to get dil this is no different at all. It's just a different one time purchase with an return over your lifetime. 1k a day more return "if" you choose to go collect it every day....
at 3,900,000 that would take 3900 days to get back. That is 10 years for one character! That more than equals out the price of grinding for dil to get zen. Especially when the price fluxuates. Dill is now at 140 and rising. It can go up to 300. That is alot of dil grinding with a lot of appreciation and depreciation value. So it is very much the risk of the player. Everything else in the package people can grind for anyway. 300 zen here 1000 zen there. It's not a total washout(or any at all!). But it does let people focus on grinding for their other stuff(ships etc) afterwords. Which, remember, the stuff they just got for "free," they just ground the hell out of the game to get in that lifetime sub anyway. and anyone getting it probably already has maxed out or several lv 50 characters. And probably payed for alot of things already that he gains from a life sub, wether through previous grinding or acutal money! It's, at minimum, probably more beneficial for future play and new characters as content comes out.
But it does afford players a choice! The benefits from lifetime sub are not that overwhelmingly great, or questionable based on circumsntaces. Particularly when you think of the practicalities I mentioned above and since you will basically practically need to max out a few characters to get it from grinding which will already get you to likely buy certain upgrades before hand. But it is definetly useful for the reason stated above about future content or any other long term look at how you want to play the game! And if someone wants it they can then earn it! This is very nice for people who may not ever have the chance to pay 300$, which is a very real possiblity for probably a majority of players. This is F2P afterall. Even playing sub characters might think it's too much, and probably do!
It also leaves cryptic with the flexibility of any question to the value of the game compared to preceived money value of the sub. People will get this potentially through grinding if they don't can't or won't get it through money. Then they are in the game and worked hard for it. This means future investment in the game and long term potential players. If someong grinds this out they are being serious about the game and like it. Or for whatever reason are willing to grind that much for something that benefits them more afterwords than for what they already have worked for. And I think those people deserve the chance. And I think it's in Cryptics best interetst, in every way, to let them do it!
In the end this leaves one thing there. The greater potential lifespan and population of the game. And we should all know how much more important that is over all other factors. That is what make those other factors. That is what makes or breaks a game! Always satisfy your cutsomer first!
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Science Service, Up Close: "Stealth Authors" and An Appreciation of Honesty
Science Service's first director E. E. Slosson ardently supported the rights of women, in the home and workplace, as well as at the ballot box. Slosson's egalitarian attitudes and reputation for frankness were so well known that even leaders in the woman's movement sought his advice.
Emma P. Huth, director of the Bureau of Vocational Information, for example, told Slosson that the Bureau's report Women and Chemistry must convey "no more optimism with reference to women in the field than the facts support." "Is there or will there be place for more" women in chemistry, she asked, and "do the prospects for women justify the long training required of them." (Emma P. Huth to E. E. Slosson, February 9, 1922, Record Unit 7091, Box 15, Folder 2). Slosson and Huth knew that young women faced many obstacles in training for the sciences, but finding employment in a laboratory could be difficult, especially after marriage.
One way in which Slosson made a difference during the 1920s was by recruiting science-trained women to be Science Service writers, either on the permanent staff or as "stringers," contributors paid by the word. Marjorie McDill Breit, for example, had worked on the staff before her marriage in 1927 to physicist Gregory Breit, and she continued to contribute articles under her maiden name over the next decade. Although Marjorie's husband was supportive, not every scientist approved of popularizing science through the newspapers. By using a pen name, a wife could "protect" a husband from potential criticism from intolerant colleagues.
In October 1921, when Slosson sent the manuscript "What Is Known about Cancer" to the United Features Syndicate, he explained that "Edith E. Taussig is the maiden name and pen name of Mrs. Spaeth, wife of one of the leading zoologists of the country, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, but she does not want her married name of Spaeth to be used in connection with her writing."
Edith Eleanor Taussig (1888-1968), Wellesley College Class of 1910, had married Reynold Albrecht Spaeth (1886-1925) in 1913, as he was completing a graduate fellowship in zoology at Harvard and she was engaged in graduate study at Radcliffe. For the next five years, the Spaeths lived the peripatetic life typical of rising young scientists, as he traveled in Europe, taught at Clark College and Yale University, and spent time at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. In 1918, Reynold Spaeth joined the faculty of the School of Hygiene and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University and the couple settled in Baltimore.
Slosson had begun professional interactions with Edith soon after the establishment of Science Service. Within a few months she was submitting manuscripts, suggesting articles on such topics as beriberi, pellagra, and rickets research, seeking feedback on her writing style, asking when checks would arrive, and quibbling over how little money they paid.
In his letters, Slosson pled for patience and accommodation. The organization's goal was the widest possible syndication for science (that is, to reach a large audience) but that required a more popular style and brought in lower revenue per piece. Edith wondered whether Woman's Home Companion might "bite" on the next manuscript, and was disappointed when only a few newspapers picked up her cancer story. Slosson responded by challenging her to write something "sufficiently brilliant" to captivate the attention of The Century. "It is more important that the subject should be written up strikingly than that it should be novel in the scientific sense," he advised. And "if an item is connected with some current event or topic of conversation," it is more apt to be accepted: "You will have to use your prophetic power and womanly intuition in such cases."
Edith confessed to being "floored" by the call to "brilliancy" but she kept at the effort, as Slosson patiently schooled her ("You put too much meat into your preparations. Remember that a housewife's skill is based on her ability to make a tasty dish out of a scrap of left-over.") Even when she continued to challenge the payment amounts, he remained polite and supportive. They tried her out for a few weeks on the permanent staff but, Slosson later explained, she could never quite adapt to the necessary journalistic approach and she remained a regular external contributor.
Unfortunately, within a few years, Edith's life took a tragic turn. Reynold and the family had moved to Siam, where he was involved in Rockefeller Foundation research at the University of Bangkok Medical School. In 1925, Reynold died suddenly at the age of 38.
Slosson, like many other friends in the United States, reached out to Edith and her two small children, and attempted to negotiate some way she might find employment in science journalism. Reynold's brother Sigmund was supportive of this offer ("My brother's death was a sacrifice to science, and there would be some consolation in the thought that his widow could be useful in the same cause"). Slosson agreed that she was "putting up a plucky fight and should have all possible encouragement and help in this emergency," and offered several possibilities, including writing a children's book for a series he was editing. He admired her ability to be frank and to take honest reactions with grace. Despite his offer of a "living wage" on the staff and all the training she might need, however, he told her "it would be a waste of time and an annoyance to us both" if she could not adapt to "the requirements of the newspapers we serve."
Edith Taussig Spaeth eventually chose a different path, finding work as a medical librarian. But she nevertheless expressed her gratitude for Slosson's honest advice. False optimism, they both recognized, would never serve any woman well in the struggle for equality in the workplace.
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The Other Side of Mary Agnes Chase
The first time I was introduced to Mary Agnes Chase was in her 1922 letters, and she was boarding a ship to Europe. This was post-World War I, and she was heading to Vienna, Austria to conduct work for the Unites States National Herbarium. My first impression was that she was rather blunt, and not afraid of speaking her mind. She is equally taken aback by the mostly German crew, the unabashed drinking on board the American ship, and the women smoking. Her blunt observations in her correspondence throughout the 1920s and 1930s show a woman who was disgusted with the way things were, and felt that some things needed to be changed.
Born in Illinois in 1869, Mary Agnes Chase was raised in Chicago where in 1888 she married William Ingraham Chase. Sadly William died from tuberculosis within the first year of their marriage. Mary started working for the United States Department of Agriculture in 1903, and over the years worked her way up from botanist illustrator to senior botanist. For most of her career, Chase worked closely with Albert Spear Hitchcock building the collection of grasses for the United States National Museum (now National Museum of Natural History). This work often required her to travel abroad, and she spent a fair amount of time in Europe and Brazil.
She had a keen eye that brought the countries she visited to light, both culturally and politically. Reading her letters is as much a history lesson as it is a botany lesson. She spent a great deal of time describing her daily routine, and not always in a flattering way. She was disappointed with the European train system, and her choice of words in 1922 is almost verbatim with what she says about it in 1935 in regards to how terrible she thought the porters were. Clearly the system had not improved enough to meet Mary's standards. She also had a bit of difficulty with relaxing and "letting her hair down." For example in 1935, she was upset that Easter was a week long holiday in France, and that she was not allowed to have a personal key to the museum.
Her letters from Brazil are lighter, and while she still was rather annoyed when distracted from her work, it seems there is a marked difference. In one instance she complains about her ankle holding her up having sprained it in the field, but her complaints have a laughter about them as if she is chiding herself for getting into that situation more than being completely incensed about it. I got the impression that it was the people of Brazil that warmed her up. Mary seemed to bond with them far more that she did with the Europeans. Some part of it could be attributed to post war prejudices, but I also get the impression that her work in Brazil suited her more. In Brazil she was doing field work on American grasses, her specialty, and she seemed to thrive in this environment.
From her letters you get a good sense of the woman who championed the causes of the working classes and suffragettes. But what struck me the most are the parts of Mary's life that we don't know about. Most of what we know conclusively about her started after Mary was well into middle age. Where is the young Mary Agnes Chase? Who was this woman other than a world class botanist? There are a few details in her letters about grandchildren, sisters, and family; however most of her private life is shrouded in mystery, and if you do research on her, you find few answers. How did Mary juggle her private and professional lives? Did she hand a child or children perhaps off to a sibling while she traipsed around the world in search of grasses the way so many male scientists did in her day? Did she promise to write to them when there was a spare moment?
The biographies that mention her marriage never speak of children. However, in a letter from July 5, 1935, Mary gushes over the birth of a new granddaughter. She was in a hotel room with Bob, apparently her grandson, who was visiting her in Paris, and older brother of the new granddaughter. She goes on to say how her child begged her to come to Geneva to see her new grandbaby. She goes on in an August letter to inform Hitchcock that she is extending her stay to go to Geneva to see the new baby. We now know that she has two grandchildren, but what about her children? Why is there so little discussion of them? Perhaps one day someone will discover a scrap of paper or a photograph of a young Mary Agnes Chase holding the hand of a small child. Her child. Until then we can only speculate.
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Women in Science Wikipedia Edit-a-thon III
Cue the music! We invite you to our third "She Blinded Me with Science" Women in Science Wikipdia Edit-a-thon III.
As was the case for the last two edit-a-thons, you can participate both in-person at the Archives, and on-line by joining us in a Google Hangout and etherpad (links to come on the event page linked above.) By participating, you will receive a tour of the Archives, a talk on popular media's role in the history of women in science, an introduction for beginners on editing in Wikipedia, coffee & lunch (if you join us in-person,) and the satisfaction of writing a female scientist into digital history.
In years past, we have focused on women in the history of science which has resulted in the creation of more than 50 new articles on groundbreaking geologists, anthropologists, botanists and more. Let's take a look at some of these women:
Ursula B. Marvin, planetary geologist from the Harvard-Smithsonian's Astrophysical Observatory, won several awards for her research (1997 Lifetime Achievement Award from Women in Science and Engineering, 1986 History of Geology Award from the Geological Society of America, and the 2005 Sue Tyler Friedman Medal), and had an Antarctic mountain named after her.
Ornithologist Roxie Laybourne basically founded the field of forensic ornithology. Laybourne was very interested in aeronautics and even took an aeronautics correspondence course after not being able to attend aviation school because she was female. She used the Smithsonian's vast bird collection and scanning electron microscopy to identify birds involved in plane crashes. She helped to improve air travel safety working in conjunction with the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board.
For this year, we have added 35 more female scientists to our to-do list. Some of them were uncovered by our digital volunteers while transcribing scientific field books in the Smithsonian's Transcription Center. The list also contains many current female scientists at the Smithsonian who are working on everything from the conservation of wild canids to high-energy astrophysics. Join us in writing these women into digital history.
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Welcome to the Gang-Related News Articles page. This page provides a list of articles pertaining to gangs and gang-related activities from various U.S. and Canadian news sources. A link to the source of each article is provided. The list of articles can be refined by date and limited to a specific state or Canadian province or territory using the control below.
Gang activity rattles Rondo library (St. Paul, MN): St. Paul neighborhood leaders said Monday they're worried that a suspected gang shooting last weekend put yet another stain on the new Rondo library, even though the confrontation happened more than a mile away.
Source: Pioneer Press Date: March 6, 2007
Suspected gang shooting leaves three injured near high school (Lake Worth, FL): Authorities on Tuesday were investigating possible gang ties to a shooting near Lake Worth High School that injured two teenagers and a 20-year-old man.
Source: The Herald-Tribune Date: March 6, 2007
Ice cream purchase leads to alleged gang-member arrest (Los Angeles, CA): Police Chief William J. Bratton today announced details of the arrest of a second member of the Los Angeles Police Department's list of the 10 most-wanted gang members -- the takedown of a murder suspect after he bought ice cream in Rosarito Beach, Mexico.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: March 6, 2007
Five charged in stabbing of cop outside Lincoln Park bar (Chicago, IL): Five men have been charged with the stabbing and beating of an off-duty police officer outside a Lincoln Park bar early Sunday.
Source: WLS 7 News Date: March 5, 2007
Shooting adds to gang violence wave (Pasadena, CA): A wave of violence continues to confound authorities this week as a gang "peace rally" Saturday was followed hours later by the sixth gang-related shooting this year, leaving a man wounded in the leg.
Source: Whittier Daily News Date: March 5, 2007
New battle against gangs (Cleveland, OH): A violent gang that terrorized a Cleveland neighborhood for years has lost its stronghold, and residents feel optimistic for the first time in years.
Source: The Plain Dealer Date: March 5, 2007
Cities are answering the scrawl (Los Angeles, CA): The 15-year-old boy who scrawled graffiti on the window of a bus carrying Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa made headlines because he was photographed in the act.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: March 5, 2007
Gangs go online, with cops in pursuit (San Diego County, CA): When a San Marcos gang member was shot in a drive-by, it didn't take long for threats of retaliation to hit MySpace.
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune Date: March 5, 2007
Dealing with gangs (South Carolina): Law enforcement officials across the state say the issue of gangs is closed: They're here. The next question is what to do about it.
Source: The Herald Date: March 4, 2007
Bills would close gang loopholes (Lancaster, CA): A crime-bill package announced by Republican state lawmakers last week includes provisions that its proponents say would close legal loopholes allowing criminal street gangs to exploit the juvenile justice system.
Source: The Daily News of Los Angeles Date: March 4, 2007
Virginia Beach gangs up on gang activities (Virginia Beach, VA): For the past year, the Virginia Beach Gang Strategy Task Force has worked on a plan to curtail growing gang activity.
Source: The Virginian-Pilot Date: March 4, 2007
Youth gang reflects shift in origins, membership (Montgomery County, MD): Residents along Bel Pre Road just west of Georgia Avenue in Montgomery County were complaining to police last week about youths throwing ice chunks at cars and stealing fire extinguishers. By last Saturday, police say, the group had graduated to greater violence: Three people were stabbed, two critically.
Source: The Washington Post Date: March 3, 2007
21-year-old man fatally shot in gang-related fight (Houston, TX): A 21-year-old man was fatally shot outside a west Houston strip center Friday night after a gang-related altercation, Houston Police Department officials said.
Source: The Houston Chronicle Date: March 3, 2007
L.A. to boost jobs for young people as part of anti-gang effort, mayor says (Los Angeles, CA): After huddling with visiting U.S. Atty. Gen. Alberto Gonzales on efforts to keep kids out of gangs, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said Friday that the city would increase dramatically the number of jobs offered to young people this year, to 10,000 — four times the number provided two years ago.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: March 3, 2007
Police say gang-tag vandalism likely work of kids (Iowa City, IA): Police said juveniles are likely behind what appears to be gang-related graffiti that has popped up this week on more than a dozen businesses and homes in east Iowa City.
Source: Iowa City Press-Citizen Date: March 2, 2007
Suspect: Gang chief ordered guns theft (Manchester, NH): A Manchester man told police he was forced to steal guns in a burglary or endure a severe beating by fellow gang members that could have killed him, according to court records filed yesterday.
Source: The Union Leader Date: March 2, 2007
Two injured, six arrested in school brawl (Buffalo, NY): A feud between gangs ignited a brawl Thursday afternoon at Burgard Vocational High School, sending two students to the hospital and six to the Erie County Holding Center, Buffalo police said.
Source: The Buffalo News Date: March 2, 2007
Lawmakers want gang crackdown in county (Ocean County, NJ): As law enforcement agencies across the area begin to amp up crackdowns on illegal gang operations in Ocean County, a trio of state lawmakers want to stiffen penalties for people who recruit new gang members.
Source: Ocean County Observer Date: March 2, 2007
Pomona gang targeted in sweep on drug ring (Pomona, CA): Sheriff's deputies swept through the High Desert early Thursday to strike a blow against collaborating drug-trafficking gangs, especially focusing on activities of a longtime Bloods gang from Pomona.
Source: Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Date: March 2, 2007
11 youths arrested in gang stabbings (Wheaton and Aspen Hill, MD): Eleven young gang members, including a 12-year-old, are facing attempted murder charges in connection with a rampage in Wheaton and Aspen Hill on Saturday that ended with a mentally challenged Silver Spring man being beaten and stabbed, Montgomery County police said yesterday.
Source: The Washington Post Date: March 2, 2007
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Old oils and uses
minicrazyMarch 9, 2011
Hi, I'm a newbie to posting to this section of gardenweb even though I have lurked here for a while.
I have some fragrance oils that due to a move then a few years of being a caregiver I don't know what they are anymore. The labels have worn off or faded, and some of the companies aren't in business anymore. So I don't know if they are skin safe or just for candles. Is there anyway I can find out or is it best just to use them for other uses like potpourri or in diffuser. If they are a few years old, is it still safe to use them for candles?


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By Tristan Harris Tuesday 22 July 2014 Updated: 24/07 22:28
OFFICERS investigating the disappearance of a Hollywood woman have appealed to her to get in touch to let them know she is okay.
It comes after extensive searches have been carried out in Hollywood in a bid to find 52-year-old Eve Cullen who has been missing from her home since 2.30pm on Thursday (July 17).
Actions have included house-to-house enquiries and leaflet drops, along with further searches with the police dogs and the force helicopter.
The police have also revealed that Eve is a wife and mother-of-three.
Supt Kevin Purcell, of West Mercia Police, said: "We would like to ask Eve to please make contact with us to reassure both the police and her family that she is safe and well.
"She can do this by walking into any police station in the country or by phoning the non-emergency police number 101.
"We would also like to thank the public for their continued support.
"The local community have been taking part in the police-led searches and we are grateful for their assistance.
"I would appeal to anyone who has seen a woman matching her description to make contact with police."
She has brown collar-length hair and glasses and, when she was last seen, she was wearing a mustard t-shirt, green three-quarter-length trousers and white trainers. She is known to have ties to the Birmingham area.
Officers are asking people to report any sightings of a woman matching her description to West Mercia Police on the non-emergency number 101.
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Taijuan Walker has shoulder soreness; pitching becoming a big question for Seattle Mariners
Wednesday's big news out of the first day of Seattle Mariners spring training — other than Jesus Montero's apology and lack of fitness, again — was that Cy Young finalist Hisashi Iwakuma has a strained tendon in the middle finger of his throwing hand and will miss four to six weeks. But Thursday we learned […] [Read More]
Robinson Cano breathes new life into Seattle Mariners
Robinson Cano's decision whether to leave New York and join the Seattle Mariners became a lot easier after he talked to the M's other superstar ballplayer, Felix Hernandez. "He called me and I asked him" about the Mariners, Cano said Thursday. "He told me they'll make you feel like family. They're always going to take […] [Read More]
Runner-up Hisashi Iwakuma just happy to be Cy Young finalist
Though he didn't win the A.L. Cy Young Award on Wednesday, Mariners starter Hisashi Iwakuma was grateful to have even been nominated for the league's highest pitching honor. Iwakuma was one of three finalists for the American League award, which was given Wednesday to Max Scherzer of the Detroit Tigers. Yu Darvish of Texas Rangers […] [Read More]
Mariners pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma named Cy Young Award finalist
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma has been named one of the three finalists for the 2013 American League Cy Young Award. Iwakuma, 32, had a breakout season in his second year with the ballclub, finishing 2013 with a 14-6 record and 2.66 ERA in 33 starts and 219.2 innings pitched. He was one of […] [Read More]
Seattle Mariners after 2013: The shaky state of the franchise
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Felix Hernandez 'should be fine' after tweaking lower back
Felix Hernandez pitched well enough to win Tuesday night against the Yankees, allowing just one run over six innings while striking out eight. But Mariners manager Eric Wedge pulled his ace after the sixth when Hernandez felt a "pinch" in his back when he spun to make a throw to second base. The M's ended […] [Read More]
Felix Hernandez, 'King' of New York, faces off with Yankees' CC Sabathia
Felix Hernandez lives for the big stage — at least he pitches like it. And no stage in baseball is bigger than Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y., home to the big, bad, 27-time World Series-champion New York Yankees. Hernandez will once again take the hill under the bright lights of Yankee Stadium on Tuesday […] [Read More]
Tearful Felix Hernandez: 'I do this because I love this city'
It was in 2005, when he was a 19-year-old rookie, that Felix Hernandez walked into Safeco Field, saw thousands of fans pouring in to see the Mariners, and knew Seattle would be his new home. On Wednesday, with a perfect game in his pocket and a couple months until his 27th birthday, "King Felix" sat […] [Read More]
Mariners reach deal with Felix Hernandez for contract extension
The Seattle Mariners on Tuesday announced they have reached a deal with pitching ace Felix Hernandez for a contract extension, though the specifics of the agreement have not yet been made official. Hernandez, 26, will sign the contract Wednesday during a 2 p.m. news conference with Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik at Safeco Field, the team […] [Read More]
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It's confirmed, West Elm is moving into Boston over in the Fenway on Boylston. Read the full story here.
(west elm logo above from the west elm website)
Spotted some fresh finds on urbans, thought you'd like a peek. I'm all over these white eyelet paper lanterns available in bee hive, mushroom, oval and round. You simply have to have these pretty plates in the prettiest dainty patterns ever! Set of 3 watercolor ceramic plates are only $21.
Also, don't miss the sale items. I found a few that are great looking and priced right, like the bar cart regularly $120 now $69.99.
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Seduced by the works of New Hampshire artist, Gina Adams, my inspiration today flows from her nature-inspired encaustic pieces and her resplendent paintings. Three of my favorites are collaged together above; I adore the graceful movement and flow, the combination of luscious colors, completely captivating. My wished-for collections are the encaustics and unconscious, both displayed on her website. Gina works from her studio at the Salmon Falls Mills in Rollinsford, NH. If you are local, the mills will hold a special spring open studios event featuring 75 artists, including Gina, in case you're looking to acquire your own original art. Click here to learn more about the spring event on May 6, 2006.
(art by gina adams and photos from her website)
Ah. Bernabei Freeman lighting. What a turn on. My apologies in advance for this teaser, but when I spotted these jaw dropping stunners, I simply couldn't resist posting them, even though the closest store is Living Edge in Australia. They're certain to send chills up your spine… Fingers crossed, a design savvy retailer will pick them up pronto so we can suspend these darlings in modern homes on this side of the globe.
Also, don't miss their Shibori Screen. Lush.
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Event: 2008 Leica Geosystems HDS and Airborne Sensor Worldwide User Conference
HOST: Leica Geosystems
Location: San Ramon, Calif.
Dates: Oct. 26-30, 2008
Number of Attendees: 400+
Future Dates and Location: TBA
A number of industries contracted severely in 2008 and are expected to remain weak. Notably absent from this trend, however, is the broad field of geospatial data capture using laser scanning, LiDAR and other technologies. The geospatial market as a whole is projected to grow over the next several years as a number of firms seek to capitalize on new opportunities, according to Juergen Dold, Ph.D., president of Leica's Geospatial Solutions Division. In this challenging economy, surveying firms have seen some traditional fields of application disappear, Dold said in his introduction to the 2008 Leica Geosystems HDS and Airborne Sensor Worldwide User Conference in San Ramon, Calif., Oct. 26-30, 2008. However, he noted, "firms that have been able to create new applications are doing well."
The conference highlighted numerous examples of such firms in the High-Definition Surveying (HDS) track. For the first time, the event was combined with Leica's Airborne Sensor conference, which provided information and hands-on training for Leica's ADS, ALS and RCD/RC30 technologies in a separate track.
Surveying in 3D
The RLS Group LLC, a small land surveying firm based in Chattanooga, Tenn., had been primarily serving the commercial construction market until it acquired a Leica ScanStation laser scanner and Cyclone point cloud processing software in 2006. The technology has allowed the firm to diversify into other markets, such as scanning inside existing industrial facilities for retrofit projects. According to Shane Loyd, owner and founder, the firm's 2008 revenues would have declined by 30 percent without the scanning technology. Instead, the company experienced record revenues and expects to see continued growth in 2009. "Being in the right place at the right time has opened opportunities for us," he said. "You have to be willing to step outside your comfort zone and make yourself available."
Other presentations highlighted applications in the fields of energy, civil and architectural engineering, archaeological and historical sites, and cell phone towers. In all of these instances, understanding the capabilities of the technology and knowing how to market those capabilities have been key. In a marketing panel held during the conference, Arik Degani, chief executive officer of Mabat 3D Technologies Ltd., a surveying and mapping firm based in Tirat-Ha-Carmel, Israel, emphasized that the client's needs are paramount. "Don't give them more than what they need, but don't compromise on price," he said.
"Remember: application, application, application." Demonstrating the value of the deliverables-such as the ability to save clients time or money or provide an enhanced product that they can use to attract additional clients-is much more effective than talking about the technologies themselves, he noted.
In the keynote address, Jerry Allen, survey phase manager of the design, engineering and geospatial firm Woolpert Inc., described how his firm is combining 3D terrestrial laser scanning with high-altitude photogrammetry to produce sophisticated and highly accurate digital terrain models (DTM) for highway construction and other civil engineering projects. He pointed out that the basic data for these projects could be gathered using either ground-based surveys or airborne LiDAR alone. However, combining these technologies provides a substantial level of additional detail that is crucial to ensuring quality. "Data fusion allows for seamless data sets leveraging the technology for each task," Allen said.
The Airborne Sensor track featured experts from Leica Geosystems who detailed the components and operation of Leica's ADS40 and ADS80 airborne digital sensors; provided tips for using Leica FPES (flight planning and evaluation software); and gave hands-on demonstrations for user installation, sensor operation, preflight and inflight checks, sensor configuration, and troubleshooting. Other specialists provided insights on Leica's ALS technology and gave demonstrations on how to obtain high-quality georeferences with the RCD105 by using the proper bore-sight calibration techniques. Flight planning, calibration techniques, exposure optimization and troubleshooting for the RC30 were also addressed.
The dates for the 2009 conference have not yet been announced. For more information, visit www.leica-geosystems.com.


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Kate Moss Becomes Face Of Rag & Bone
25th July 2012
Kate Moss has become the face of Rag & Bone.The supermodel appears in the first ever advertising campaign for the clothing company and is seen wearing pieces from the autumn/winter 2012 collection in the new...
Tagged in this article - Kate Moss, Celebration, The Roots, London Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week
Lady Gaga Previews New Single
25th July 2012
Lady Gaga previewed her new single to fans by blasting it from her SUV.The 'Alejandro' hitmaker is currently working on her new album and although she hasn't given a release date she decided to treat...
Tagged in this article - Lady Gaga, Celebration, Madonna
Madonna Slams Lady Gaga
24th July 2012
Madonna has made another jibe at Lady Gaga.The 'Celebration' singer claimed she is a big fan of the younger pop star's track 'Born This Way' - which has previously been compared with her hit 'Express...
Tagged in this article - Madonna, Celebration, Lady Gaga
Chuck Berry Named American Music Master
24th July 2012
Chuck Berry will be honoured as an American Music Master by the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.The hall inducted Chuck - one of rock music's early pioneers - in 1986, and he will now...
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Blur's 'Sarcastic' Album
21st July 2012
Graham Coxon says Blur's 'Parklife' album was ''sarcastic''. The singer-songwriter doesn't understand why people regard their third studio album as a ''celebration of Englishness'' as the lyrics in the title song - written about their...
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Blur's 'Sarcastic' Album
21st July 2012
Graham Coxon says Blur's 'Parklife' album was ''sarcastic''. The singer-songwriter doesn't understand why people regard their third studio album as a ''celebration of Englishness'' as the lyrics in the title song - written about their...
Tagged in this article - Graham Coxon, Alex James, Blur, Celebration, Damon Albarn, Duran Duran
Madonna Snubs Kate Moss For Yoga
18th July 2012
Madonna snubbed a meeting with Kate Moss ahead of her gig in London's Hyde Park yesterday (17.07.12). The model was among a host of stars including Kylie Minogue and Stella McCartney who attended the gig...
Tagged in this article - Madonna, Celebration, Kate Moss, Kylie Minogue, Stella Mccartney
The Rolling Stones Set For Farewell Tour?
13th July 2012
The Rolling Stones are reportedly planning a farewell tour.The rock veterans - Sir Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood - are planning a special celebration to honour 50 years in the music...
Tagged in this article - Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman, Celebration, Charlie Watts, Dwayne Johnson, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood
Peter Andre Organises Mexican Birthday Party For Kids
3rd July 2012
Peter Andre is throwing his kids a joint Mexican-themed birthday party.The 'Mysterious Girl' singer wasn't able to be at his daughter Princess Tiaamii's fifth birthday party last week as she was with her mother, Peter's...
Tagged in this article - Peter Andre, Celebration, Katie Price
Victoria Beckham Planning Lavish Bash For Harper
28th June 2012
Victoria Beckham is hiring pink rabbits for her daughter's first birthday.The fashion designer and her soccer star husband David Beckham are planning a lavish bash to mark Harper Seven turning one next month and the...
Tagged in this article - Victoria Beckham, Brooklyn, Celebration, David Beckham, Eva Longoria, Nicole Richie, Pink, Selma Blair, The Fashion
Madonna Has Entourage Of 200
15th June 2012
Madonna reportedly takes an entourage of 200 people on tour.The 53-year-old singer's demands for her current 'MDNA' run of shows - which began in May and ends in December - are said to include being...
Tagged in this article - Madonna, Carlos Leon, Celebration, Pink
Elton John To Headline Peace One Day Concert
14th June 2012
Sir Elton John will headline the Peace One Day concert as part of the London 2012 Festival.The 'Tiny Dancer' singer has been confirmed to perform at Wembley Arena on the last of three Peace Day...
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Paul Mccartney Planning Small Birthday Celebration
14th June 2012
Sir Paul McCartney will have a low-key 70th birthday celebration.The Beatles legend reaches the milestone age next Monday (18.06.12) but insists he doesn't want a big party and will instead mark the occasion with his...
Tagged in this article - Sir Paul Mccartney, Celebration, Las Vegas, Nancy Shevell
David And Victoria Beckham To Renew Vows?
12th June 2012
David and Victoria Beckham will renew their wedding vows next month. The couple - who have children Brooklyn, 13, Romeo, nine, Cruz, seven, and 11-month-old Harper - are said to be planning a special ceremony...
Tagged in this article - Victoria Beckham, Brooklyn, Celebration, Eva Longoria, Kate Beckinsale
Miley Cyrus Celebrates Engagement With Dinner
8th June 2012
Miley Cyrus showed off her engagement ring to waiters at a restaurant in Los Angeles on Wednesday (06.06.12).The 'Can't Be Tamed' singer - who accepted her boyfriend Liam Hemsworth's marriage proposal last month - celebrated...
Tagged in this article - Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray Cyrus, Celebration, Liam Hemsworth, The Ring, Tish Cyrus
Bbc Jubilant Over Ratings For Jubilee
7th June 2012
The three-day celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 60th anniversary on the throne attracted massive TV audiences on each day, according to preliminary ratings figures. The BBC's coverage of Sunday's Jubilee pageant, in which the queen and...
Tagged in this article - Celebration, Buckingham Palace, Kate Middleton, Prince Philip, Prince William, The Throne, Vessels
Leighton Meester Falls In Love With Everyone
6th June 2012
Leighton Meester falls in love ''all the time''.The 'That's My Boy' actress - who is in a relationship with artist Aaron Himelstein - is a romantic person and finds love an ''intriguing'' emotion because it...
Tagged in this article - Leighton Meester, Celebration
Paul Mccartney To Headline Olympic Opening Gig
6th June 2012
Sir Paul McCartney will perform at the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony concert on July 27.The 69-year-old singer confirmed on Tuesday (05.06.12) that he will headline the gig to celebrate the sporting event.He told BBC...
Tagged in this article - Sir Paul Mccartney, Benedict Cumberbatch, Celebration, Danny Boyle, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Underworld
Charles And Sir Paul's Duke Of Edinburgh Tribute
5th June 2012
Prince Charles and Sir Paul McCartney paid tribute to a sick Duke of Edinburgh at the Diamond Jubilee celebration.Speaking at the musical event in London yesterday (04.06.12) Charles included a tribute to his father in...
Tagged in this article - Prince Charles, Buckingham Palace, Celebration, Cheryl Cole, Cliff Richard, Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Gary Barlow, Grace Jones, Jessie J, Jls, Kylie Minogue, Robbie Williams, Shirley Bassey, Sir Paul Mccartney, Take That, The Throne, Tom Jones
Drew Barrymore Husband Looks Forward To Meeting Child
5th June 2012
Drew Barrymore's husband is ''excited to meet'' their baby.Will Kopelman - who married the 37-year-old actress at her Montecito, California estate, surrounded by loved ones on Saturday (02.06.12) - spoke about their expected first child...
Tagged in this article - Drew Barrymore, Busy Philipps, Cameron Diaz, Celebration, Chanel, Jimmy Fallon, Nancy Juvonen, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson, Steven Spielberg
Prince Charles Thanks Queen At Diamond Jubilee
5th June 2012
Prince Charles made a touching speech to his mother, Queen Elizabeth, at the Diamond Jubilee concert.Her Royal Highness' 63-year-old son made reference to ''the life and service of a very special person'' at the celebration...
Tagged in this article - Prince Charles, Celebration
Johnny Depp To Receive Mtv Generation Award
1st June 2012
Johnny Depp is to receive the MTV Generation Award.The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' star will receive the trophy at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday (03.06.12).The actor is being given the accolade...
Tagged in this article - Johnny Depp, Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller, Celebration, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Jim Carrey, Johnny To, Mike Myers, Pirates Of The Caribbean, Reese Witherspoon, Russell Brand, Sandra Bullock, Tom Cruise, Gibson Amphitheatre, Mtv Movie Awards
Kylie Minogue Wants 'Bum-off' With Pippa Middleton
1st June 2012
Kylie Minogue wants to challenge Pippa Middleton to a ''bum-off''.The 'Timebomb' singer who famously showed off her bottom in tiny gold hot pants in her 'Spinning Around' video released in 2000, admitted she wanted the...
Tagged in this article - Kylie Minogue, Alan Carr, Celebration, Dannii Minogue, Kate Middleton, Pippa Middleton, Prince William, Simon Cowell, The Throne, The X Factor, Tom Bower
Stella Mccartney Opens First Adidas Store
28th May 2012
Stella McCartney opened her first ever standalone Adidas by Stella McCartney store over the weekend.The designer - who has created the Adidas kit for the Great Britain team to wear during the London Olympics this...
Tagged in this article - Stella Mccartney, Celebration
Justin Timberlake Celebrates Engagement To Jessica Biel
28th May 2012
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel celebrated their engagement with a star-studded party on Saturday (26.05.12).The couple were joined at the bash - which took place at the 'Social Network' actor's friend and HomeMint collaborator Estee...
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Prince William's Tribute To Role Model Queen
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Shaggy And Lee Scratch Perry To Play Respect Jamaica 50
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Shaggy, Damian Marley, Lee Scratch Perry and Jimmy Cliff will all celebrate 50 years of Jamaican independence in London.A host of reggae, dub and pop stars from the island nation will play at The O2...
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Alex Reid Is Here For Chantelle Houghton
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Donna Summer Funeral In Nashville, Tennessee
24th May 2012
Donna Summer was buried in a casket covered by white roses at her funeral yesterday (23.05.12).The Queen of Disco's private funeral ceremony took place in Nashville, Tennessee as was attended by 1000 guests including music...
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Obama Questioned David Beckham's Facial Hair
24th May 2012
Barack Obama made fun of David Beckham's facial hair when he visited the White House.The LA Galaxy star visited the President of the United States at his home last week along with the rest of...
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Quaker forward Koko Archibong (C'03) breaks through a forest of Crimson defenders to go for a jumper in the men's basketball game against Harvard Feb. 15. Archibong scored 10 points and had six rebounds in Penn's 78-51 shellacking of Harvard. The win boosted Penn's record in the Ivy League to 5-3, keeping the Quakers' Ivy title hopes alive; subsequent home victories over Dartmouth, Brown and Yale put the team's record at 8-3, two games behind league-leading Princeton. As of press time, the Quakers could still gain at least a share of the Ivy League title if they win all three of their remaining games; should that not happen, Penn will go into the record books as the first Ivy League team to win more than 20 games in a season without winning the league title.
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In Thursday's Morning Mashup, we have an unseemly story about Josh Morgan receiving death threats for his unsportsmanlike penalty which hurt the Redskins in their loss to the Rams Sunday, a funny montage of callers trolling Mike Francesa for his napping incident last week, and an interesting statistical breakdown of the replacement officials versus the regular officials.
In Wednesday's Morning Mashup, we have a hilarious video of a fan making, um, inappropriate gestures before getting kicked out of the ballpark, the sad story of Vince Young's financial woes, and Tim Tebow's political future.
Yes, you read that last part right.
In Tuesday's Morning Mashup, we have video of a brutal tailgating fight before the Kentucky-Western Kentucky football game Saturday that will make you lose faith in society. Actually, maybe you've already lost faith in society while watching Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless spew nonsense on ESPN. In that case, we have an item on Smith being fooled by The Onion that will make you smirk.
There's also this. Rex Ryan and the Jets fell to the Steelers Sunday, getting manhandled in the second half. Though, as always, Ryan still is exuding confidence in his team's ability.
In Friday's Morning Mashup, we have a hilarious video of a radio host ranting about Miami Univeristy's foobtall team, more replacement ref analysis, and an interesting article in the USA Today catching up with Manny Ramirez.
In Thursday's Morning Mashup, we have a photo of A's pitcher Brandon McCarthy's scar after getting out of surgery from the nasty line drive he took, hilarious out takes of John Clayton's "SportsCenter" commercial, video of Mike Francesa falling asleep on air while talking Red Sox-Yankees, and a report that Jim Calhoun is retiring as head coach of UConn's basketball team.
Notre Dame will join the ACC as a full member in all sports except football and hockey, the league announced Wednesday morning.
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Design Icon: Russel Wright
Industrial designer Russel Wright helped define American postwar living through his tableware, books, and furniture.05.01.14
7 Winter-White Kitchens and Bathrooms
Bright, white kitchens and bathrooms have always caught our eye. Click thorough our slideshow for a look at seven of our favorites. For more design ideas, view The Dwell Guide to Kitchen Design and...written by: Diana Budds12.26.13
Belt Buckles by Kiel Mead
Senior Editor Aaron Britt talked to Kiel Mead the other day, after an initial cruise through his site yielded the Birdie Light, which he promptly posted. A closer look yielded a handful of men's...02.23.10
National Cat Day the Dwell Way
What's that you say? It's National Cat Day? We just couldn't help ourselves so we're doing National Cat Day the Dwell way. Here, we present seven gorgeous modern homes of seven fabulous felines and...10.29.13