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Telling the story of a pair of dads who take their daughter roller-skating, the segment won the approval of GLAAD and the LGBT community.
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"Including a gay family in this ad is not only a step forward for the advertising industry, but a reflection of the growing majority of Americans who proudly support their LGBT friends, family and neighbors as integral parts of 'America the Beautiful,'" said GLAAD president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"It conforms to what we want - one of the most modern stadiums in the world: pitch, roof, multi-functional, with exceptional comfort levels for spectators."
As sound bites go, FFR president Pierre Camou's words at last Friday's announcement were straightforward and succinct. Simply put, French rugby will have a new national home, the first one owned by the union. More importantly however, it will give the game's Gallic powerbrokers their best chance yet of preventing the growing income divide between the FFR and RFU from becoming a gaping chasm. Hamstrung by an uneconomic deal which has seen them hand over large amounts of cash to the consortium that owns the Stade de France over the last 15 years, Camou believes that now is the time to strike out on their own and build a €600m (£482m) 82,000 capacity stadium.
Yet it seems the days of building stadia in the middle of nowhere haven't yet reached their conclusion if the FFR's plans to go by. French rugby's new home will be constructed on a former horseracing track at Evry, some 25 kilometres south of the capital. The smart money had been on a similar facility at Thiais-Orly, close to Orly international airport and only 15 minutes from central Paris by RER, but alas it wasn't to be. Money talks and its likely a new stadium would have cost a whole lot more than €600m if it had been located closer to the city. It's also perhaps interesting to note that the Mayor of Evry is one Manuel Valls, France's Interior Minister and one of French president Francois Hollande's lieutenants during his election campaign. Politically motivated? You might think that but I couldn't possibly comment!
Speaking last Friday, Pierre Camou waxed lyrical about the project and Les Bleus' need for a permanent home. Camou said: "The choice of Evry-Centre Essonne / Ris-Orangis represents an important step in our plan to build a new stadium that belongs to the FFR, which is part of a long-term vision of the Federation. It responds to real needs that were identified several years ago. Today, the FFR must be independent in order to organise the great games of its national teams in France, and to support, in sporting and economic terms, the great enthusiasm that exists around our sport. French rugby must adopt 'his garden' just like the other great nations of world rugby."
On paper at least, Camou's 'garden' sounds like a step in the right direction. The stadium, which will be located on the former Ris-Orangis hippodrome, will feature a retractable roof and removable pitch. As the centre-piece of a giant 133 hectare sporting, shopping and leisure complex, the FFR anticipate it will be able to stage at least 20 events a year, including concerts. So whatever the merits of locating a stadium so far from the central Paris, at least the Evry facility looks set to be an improvement compared to the soulless and cultural desert that is St. Denis. To label the reason for this move as anything other than financial however would be naïve in the extreme.
Since he came to power as president of the FFR in 2007, Camou has made the stadium issue one of his main priorities. The deal with the Stade de France has been a disaster for the FFR financially over the years, forcing France's powerbrokers to look across the English channel at the RFU's Twickenham cash cow with ever increasing envy. Figures vary depending on sources but it is thought the FFR pay close to €3m per game to rent Stade de France. To boot, the primacy of tenure enjoyed by France's association football side has seen the FFR move a number of autumn Test matches to stadia such as the 35,000 capacity Stadium de Toulouse because of fixture clashes. For a team that tends to sell out most of its clashes at the 80,000 Stade de France, that has amounted to millions in lost revenue every match.
The figures look even worse when you compare them to the RFU's situation. According to its most recent accounts, the FFR turned over around €85m during the 2010-11 season. Just €10m of that money came as a result of profits earned from hosting six home games - two of which had to be played in Montpellier and Nantes. Compare those figures to the RFU's, who look set to turn over €160m (£130m) this season and who, thanks to the recent expansion at HQ can budget to make €10m (£8m) per match before costs are taken away.
Despite the trials and tribulations of the XV de France over the last few years, rugby has never been more popular there. This latest move by Camou confirms that he will go to any lengths (approximately 25 kilometres) to keep the national union from slipping behind their internal (the French clubs) and external foes.
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an alternative to conventional land trusts. Just as it seems some functions should not be left to the market – private courts and cops invite corruption (while private mediation is fine) – just so some land should not be left in the market. That said, sacred sites do not make much of a model for treating the vast acreage of land that we need to use. So the usual trust model, which is anti-use and counter-market, can not apply where it's needed most. Trust proponents worry about ownership and control – two very human ambitions – but they're not central. Supposedly, we the people own millions acres – acres that private corporations treat as private fiefdoms – and conversely, the Nature Conservancy owns wilderness the public can some places use as parks. So, the issue is not who owns but who gets the rent – ideally, all of us.
the study of the money we spend on the nature we use. When we pay that money to private owners, we reward both speculation and over-extraction. Robert Kiyosaki's bestseller, Rich Dad's Prophecy, says, "One of the reasons McDonald's is such a rich company is not because it sells a lot of burgers but because it owns the land at some of the best intersections in the world. The main reason Kim and I invest in such properties is to own the land at the corner of the intersection. (p 200) My real estate advisor states that the rich either made their money in real estate or hold their money in real estate." (p 141, via Greg Young) When government recovers the rents for natural advantages for everyone, it can save citizens millions. Ben Sevack, Montreal steel manufacturer, tells us (August 12) that Alberta, by leasing oil & gas fields, recovers enough revenue to be the only province in Canada to get by without a sales tax and to levy a flat provincial income tax. While running for re-election, provincial Premier Ralph Klein proposes to abolish their income tax and promises to eliminate medical insurance premiums and use resource revenue to pay for all medical expense for seniors. After all this planned tax-cutting and greater expense, they still expect a large budget surplus. Even places without oil and gas have high site values in their downtowns, and high values in their utility franchises. Recover the values of locations and privileges, displace the harmful taxes on sales, salaries, and structures, then use the revenue to fund basic government and pay residents a dividend, and you have geonomics in action.
the Great Green Tax Shift maxed out" Economically, taxing pollution and depletion does reduce pollutants and extracts – and thus the tax base; plus such taxes are regressive, requiring a safety net. On the other hand, collecting site rent is progressive and generates a revenue surplus payable as a dividend to residents, which can serve as the safety net. Environmentally, taxes on waste and extraction do not drive efficient use of land, as does getting site rent. Better settlement patterns do reduce extraction upstream and pollution downstream. Politically, green fees have less impact if applied locally; local is where grassroots movements have more impact. Yet getting rent usually entails shifting the property tax (or charging user fees), the province of local jurisdictions; both mayors and city voters have been known to adopt a site-value tax. Ethically, putting into practice "tax bads, not goods" skirts the issue of sharing Mother Earth which collecting rent confronts head on. Since nothing is fixed until it's fixed right, ultimately, greens must lead humanity into geotopia where we all share the worth of Mother Earth.
a POV that Spain's president might try. A few blocks from my room in Madrid at a book fair to promote literacy, Sr Zapatero, while giving autographs and high fives to kids, said books are very expensive and he'd see about getting the value added tax on them cut down to zero. (El Pais, June 4; see, politicians can grasp geo-logic.) But why do we raise the cost of any useful product? Why not tax useless products? Even more basic: is being better than a costly tax good enough? Our favorite replacement for any tax is no tax: instead, run government like a business and charge full market value for the permits it issues, such as everything from corporate charters to emission allowances to resource leases. These pieces of paper are immensely valuable, yet now our steward, the state, gives them away for nearly free, absolutely free in some cases. Government is sitting on its own assets and needs merely to cash in by doing what any rational entity in the economy does – negotiate the best deal. Then with this profit, rather than fund more waste, pay the stakeholders, we citizenry, a dividend. Thereby geonomics gets rid of two huge problems. It replaces taxes with full-value fees and replaces subsidies for special interests with a Citizens Dividend for people in general. Neither left nor right, this reform is what both nature lovers and liberty lovers need to promote, right now.
not a panacea, but like John Muir said, "pull on any one thing, and find it connected to everything else." Recall last month's earthquake in El Salvador. We felt it and its formidable after-shocks in Nicaragua. Immediately afterwards, my host nation, one of the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, sent aid to its Central American neighbor. The Nica newspapers carried photos of the devastation. They showed that the cliff sides that crumbled had had homes built on them while the cliffs left pristine withstood the shock. Could monopoly of good, safe, flat land be pushing people to build on risky, unstable cliffs? If so, that's just one more good reason to break up land monopoly. What works to break up land monopoly, history shows, is for society to collect the annual rental value of the underlying sites and resources. That'd spur owners to use level land efficiently, so no one would be excluded, forced to resort to cliffs. To prevent another man-induced landslide is yet another reason to spread geonomics.
close to the policy of the Garden Cities in England. Founded by Ebenezer Howard over a century ago, residents own the land in common and run the town as a business. Letchworth, the oldest of the model towns, serves residents grandly from bucketfuls of collected land rent (as does the Canadian Province of Alberta from oil royalty). A geonomic town would pay the rent to residents, letting them freely choose personalized services, and also ax taxes. Both geonomics and Howard were inspired by American proto-geonomist Henry George. The movement launched by Howard today in the UK advances the shift of taxes from buildings to locations. A recent report from the Town and Country Planning Association proposes this Property Tax Shift and their journal published research in the potential of land value taxation by Tony Vickers (Vol. 69, Part 5, 2000). (Thanks to James Robertson)
a manual. The world did not come without a way for people to prosper, and the planet to heal and stay well; that way is geonomics. Economies are part of the ecosystem. Both generate surpluses and follow self-regulating feedback loops. A cycle like the Law of Supply and Demand is one of the economy's on/off loops. Our spending for land and resources – things that nobody made and everybody needs – constitutes our society's surplus. Those profits without production (remember, nobody produced Earth) can become our commonwealth. To share it, we could pay land dues in to the public treasury (wouldn't oil companies love that?) and get rent dividends back, a la Alaska's oil dividend. Doing so let's us axe taxes and jettison subsidies. Taxes and subsidies distort price (the DNA of exchange), violate quid pro quo by benefiting the well-connected more than anyone else, reinforce hierarchy of state over citizen, and are costly to administer (you don't really need so much bureaucracy, do you?). Conversely, land dues motivate people to not waste sites, resources, and the ecosystem while rent dividends motivate people to not waste themselves. Receiving this income supplement – a Citizens Dividend – people can invest in their favorite technology or outgrow being "economan" and shrink their overbearing workweek in order to enjoy more time with family, friends, community, and nature. Then in all that free time, maybe we could figure out just what we are here for.
a scientific look at how we divvy up the work and the wealth, how some of us end up with too much or too little effort or reward. That's partly due to Ricardo's Law of Rent, showing how wasteful use of Earth cuts wages. And it's partly due to how a society's elite runs government around like water boys, dishing out subsidies and tax breaks. While geonomists look political reality right in the eye, without blinking, conventional economists flinch. When Paul Volcker, ex-chief of the Federal Reserve, moved on to a cushy professorship at Princeton cum book contract, the crush of deadlines bore down. So Volcker asked a junior associate to help with the book. The guy refused, explaining that giving serious consideration to policy would ruin his academic career. The ex-Fed chief couldn't believe it and asked the department chair if truly that were the case. That head honcho pondered the question then replied no, not if he only does it once. And economics was AKA political economy!
a way to connect the dots. Making the cyber rounds is "The Cavernous Divide" by Scott Klinger, from AlterNet (posted March 21): "As the number of billionaires in the world expands, so does the number of those in poverty." Duh. The yawning income gap is not news. Nearly every issue of our quarterly digest carries a similar quote. Yet the connection was worked out long ago by one of America's greatest thinkers, Henry George, who labeled his masterpiece, Progress and Poverty. Techno- and socio-advances always enrich few and impoverish many. Yet progress also pushes up location values – the geonomic insight (is Silicon Valley cheaper now or more expensive?). Instead of taxing income, sales, or buildings, society could collect those values of sites, resources, EM spectrum, and ecosystem services via fees and dues, which would lower the income ceiling, and instead of lavishing corporate welfare, pay out the recovered revenue via dividends, which would jack up the income floor. Dots connected.
a way to redirect all the money we spend on the nature we use – trillions of dollars annually. We can't pay the Creator of sites and resources and are mistaken to pay their owners this biggest stream in our economy. Instead, as owners we should pay our neighbors for respecting our claims to land. Owners could pay in land dues to the public treasury, a la Sydney Australia's land tax, and residents could get back a "rent" dividend, a la Alaska's oil dividend. We'd pay for owning sites, resources, EM spectrum, or emitting pollutants into the ecosphere, then get a fair share of the recovered revenue. The economy would finally have a thermostat, the dividend. When it's small, people would work more; when it's big, they'd work less. Sharing Earth's worth, we could jettison counterproductive taxes and addictive subsidies. Prices would become precise; things like sprawl, sprayed food, gasoline engines, coal-burning plants would no longer seem cheap; things like compact towns, organic foods, fuel cells, and solar powers would become affordable. Getting shares, people could spend their expanded leisure socializing, making art, enjoying nature, or just chilling. Economies let us produce wealth efficiently; geonomics lets us share it fairly.
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Take heart, winter weary New Englanders. Spring can't be far away if the Boston Red Sox equipment truck is on its way to Florida.
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Chinese Asters & dahlias from seed question
I don't grow on a large scale, as you do. However, I successfully winter-sowed several annuals for our home gardens and for bouquets I sell locally. They did pretty well.
I just wonder if it is normal for the few chinese asters and dahlias that I grew from seed to not have even started blooming til about ten days ago? In fact, I have 2 plants in pots that are just about to bloom for the first time! Seems like it'll be winter soon! LOL We've had weird summer weather, hot for a few days, then cool, then warm again. I have made sure the plants were watered well and in sun. They are looking great, but it's almost fall! Not sure it's worth bothering with, if they take THIS long to bloom! Advice? Thanks!
(BTW, I DO know about the disease they can get, and to plant in different places next year, etc.) :0) Phyl
My chinese asters do usually start blooming later than many things. I think mine started about two weeks ago. They are late, but in my opinion, well worth the wait. These are one of my favorites, and one of the more popular flowers with my customers. I always kick myself for not planting more. The main drawback, IMO, is that rebloom is not good. They seem to have pretty much one good flush, and the secondary bloom is usually too short-stemmed to be of use in bouquets. That's why I always wish I had planted more!
I have had the worst year ever with dahlias! My plants are barely a foot tall, only about a fifth of them even have blooms, and those blooms are on three-inch stems. I don't know if it's just the bad year that accounts for the three-inch stems, or if the description of what I bought as being "great for cutting" was a bunch of hooey. Very discouraging.
Actually, now that I think of it, I did grow some dahlias from seed this year (most of mine were bought as tubers) and those seed-started ones did start to bloom about a week ago. And they look a heck of a lot better than the tuber-grown ones.
I'm not sure, since I don't have a wide range of experience with dahlias, but I do think the bloom time can depend on the variety. I remember I grew one gorgeous one called "Summer's End" which I joked should be called "Autumn's End", because the darn thing never bloomed until November!
This year I had asters blooming in late July, but that's certainly an exception. Usually they don't bloom till August here in my Iowa garden. (I generally have some to take to school in Sept.)
I find that I have terrible luck germinating asters outdoors. I have to start them indoors where I have better control of moisture and temperature. This year I started them 8 weeks before frost, earlier than usual, so they were bigger when I planted them out. We had an unusually hot summer(and very dry July), so my asters are finished, mostly dried up now.
Dee and Jan (I assume!),
Thanks for telling me your experiences. I have never grown either til this year, so at least now I know it's probably just the way they're supposed to grow. I just thought that the China asters taking so long to bloom seemed a little ridiculous! Next year I'll try a few more of each from seed! :0) Phyl
I have planted some chinese aster seeds and I was wondering if anyone knew how long it usually takes for me to start seeing a bud, since this information was not on the packet. I don't want to think I am not taking care of them and not seeing a bud, when really i just need to wait longer.. Can someone please help me?


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On Saturday morning, Jeannine Metivier, manager at what is now called Belmont Hall & Restaurant, surprised Fournier with a party to celebrate his 66 years of patronage. There were commemorative gifts and about two dozen relatives and friends on hand.
Fournier was working at Sealtest Ice Cream in Manchester back in 1947 when he started getting breakfast at Ray's. "I used to have two eggs, ham and toast. Burnt toast.
But that didn't stop him from grousing about the food, said Metivier, whose niece, Cathy Kuliga, owns the restaurant with her husband, Steve.
"I used to get a kick out of it," Fournier said, eyes twinkling.
Fournier was amazed that four of his five children and even some of his 12 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren were at the restaurant Saturday. Some drove from Laconia and Keene.
"It's called email today, Dad," McKay told him with a smile.
Metivier said she came up with the idea for the party when Fournier recently mentioned how long he's been coming to the restaurant, which has been in her family for three generations.
McKay said she was "thrilled" when she heard what the restaurant had planned. "It's not usual in this day and age to pay attention to something like that," she said.
After he retired, Fournier used to have breakfast with his wife, Cecile. But since her death in early 2011, he comes by himself and usually finds a friend to eat with.
Metivier gave Fournier some gifts from Belmont Hall, including a diner mug, a red T-shirt commemorating his "66 Years of Loyalty" and a gift certificate for $66 - one dollar for every year of patronage.
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Saturday, 13 February 2010 09:47
Winter Olympics' Sustainability Efforts: an OverviewWritten by Amy Givler
Behind the scenes at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, the Vancouver Olympic Committee (VANOC) has worked on establishing and integrating 12 key sustainability efforts in the Winter Games. Along with raising awareness and encouraging carbon reductions from participants and viewers alike, they are the first Olympic Games to take an integrated approach to reducing and reporting their carbon footprint. VANOC has also incorporated LEED standards in venue design and construction, and focused on energy savings in transportation, food services, and waste management. VANOC has also managed to reduce its carbon footprint through supporting projects in Vancouver's province, British Columbia. The 2010 Carbon Legacy Portfolio will source and support carbon offsets from BC-based clean technologies. These include biomass gasification systems for renewable heat and power production and high-efficiency commercial building heating systems. Additionally, the Organizing Committee launched the 2010 Sustainability Stars program. The program recognizes projects by Games partners and sponsors that demonstrate positive and measurable social, economic and environmental impacts. You can visit this site to learn more about VANOC's efforts.
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Barbara Thomas Wines Providing Commitment, Stewardship to the EnvironmentWritten by Greg Taylor
2 Days til Valentine's Day!CarbonFree® Partner Barbara Thomas Wines has been providing America's Pacific Northwest with some of the best locally grown wine around. More than that, they do it with the environment in mind. As a member of Oregon's Carbon Neutral Challenge, Barbara Thomas Wines has completely offset its carbon footprint by investing in Carbonfund.org's third-party validated reforestation projects. These projects plant native species in biodiverse regions. By planting trees now, we are taking immediate action to fight climate change. Jacki Bessler and Chuck Perasso have been growing their wines since 2005. Because of their commitment to the environment and their land, they have named Barbara Thomas Wines after their two children: Barbara and Thomas. As they say, "Our family believes that we are stewards, not owners, of our farm. It is our hope and our vision to protect and sustain this small patch of earth for many generations to come." Keep an eye out for Barbara Thomas Wines in a local shop near you.
Thursday, 11 February 2010 19:52
Be My Valentine: Shop Eco-Friendly with All Green ThingsWritten by Jason Fitzgerald
3 days til Valentine's Day! For individuals who want to move towards a more environmentally friendly lifestyle, All Green Things provides practical products. In addition to the eco-friendly products they sell and reducing their carbon footprint in support of our carbon reduction projects, All Green Things has a great information center. It's a useful tool that can help you on the path to decreasing your carbon footprint. Their goal is to challenge their customers and supporters to embrace a green lifestyle, not only for yourself, but also for the environment. All Green Things has a goal to minimize its use of resources. They believe that consistent and deliberate action, however small, ultimately adds up to immense differences that reduce the negative effects on our environment. Also, currently All Green Things offers free shipping on orders of $75 or more; see their website for more details. Visit www.allgreenthings.com.
Thursday, 11 February 2010 17:49
Beatties School Uniforms Reduces Packaging & Fights Global WarmingWritten by Greg Taylor
Carbonfund.org partner Beatties School Uniforms excels at more than making great school uniforms. They're leading the industry in greening their uniforms and reducing waste. Beatties has introduced an organic cotton line, starting with a selection of their golf shirts. These are all shipped in specialized containers designed to break down faster, reducing landfill waste. Additionally, they've redesigned their packaging, reducing its size by 25% since 2007. As product packaging continues to fill our landfills, this is an important step to fighting our garbage problems. As Carbonfund.org aficionados know, landfills create significant quantities of the greenhouse gas methane, which is about 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide in global warming. By cutting back on waste and investing in Carbonfund.org's methane projects, Beatties School Uniforms is helping fight global warming as they dress North America's students in high quality uniforms. Beatties is releasing their new line of 2010 uniforms now, check that out! Remember to cut back on your own carbon footprint!
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Be My Valentine: Lather Skin CareWritten by Jason Fitzgerald
4 days til Valentine's Day! This Valentine's Day, treat your skin right with Lather. Since their inception over ten years ago, they have strived to inspire a healthier, more radiant life. Lather takes a holistic approach to skin care and uses natural ingredients and essential oils. Also, Lather draws upon the benefits of aromatherapy. Their products not only care for the skin as well as the mind, but help educate the consumer. As their brand continues to grow, they take this vision to a higher level by seeking out opportunities to give back to the community, educate their customers, sustain the environment, and support endeavors that help others lead a more radiant life. That is just what they have done with Carbonfund.org, developing a unique promotion that helped reduce hundreds of metric tons of carbon dioxide! If you want to support a company that sources effective natural botanicals and never uses synthetic fragrances or colors, choose Lather. To learn more, please visit www.lather.com.
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Blizzards and Global Warming - A Meteorological ViewWritten by Paul Burman
The Mid-Atlantic is yet again being blasted with snow. This current blizzard is going to add up to 16 inches to our standing snow pack of about 2-3 feet, likely making this the snowiest winter on record in the Washington, DC area (and Baltimore, and Wilmington.. you get the point). Federal government offices have been closed for several days. The mail is not going to be delivered. The bodega across the street is closed. And your devoted Carbonfund.org staff cannot make it into the office and need to work from home.But there is a perception that is held by some that these extreme blizzards contradict evidence of global warming. While one cannot argue with anecdotal evidence it is inappropriate to try and explain global climate variations with weather events. The big difference is that weather is what happens now or this coming weekend, and climate is the long-term trends that take place over years and decades. With that said, there are experts out there that create a pretty sound logic for how global warming can actually make blizzards more common in winter. Dr. Jeff Masters with Weather Underground sums it up well:
...record-breaking snowstorms are not an indication that global warming is not occurring. In fact, we can expect there may be more heavy snowstorms in regions where it is cold enough to snow, due to the extra moisture global warming has added to the atmosphere--an extra 4% since 1970. Snow is not the same as cold, and we have to look at global temperatures, not snowfall, to evaluate whether global warming is occurring.So there is actually a reasonable rationale for how global warming and blizzards can coexist. Please add your comment on this post.
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Be My Valentine: Zarah Co.Written by Jason Fitzgerald
5 days til Valentine's Day! Zarah Co. is a refreshingly creative jewelry and home decor company that cherishes art. They specialize in providing retailers high quality jewelry with an artistic background. They have four lines of jewelry that are dramatically different but all result from talent and unique styles from a select group of artists. Zarah Co. hasn't lost sight of its purpose - to delight you with adornments that are just plain fun to have! They pride themselves on quality design, production technique, and presentation. As a small business located in the rural town of Topanga, California, Zarah Co. provides jobs to their community and finds talented artists all across America to develop their beautiful designs. Their office is environmentally conscious and they use fluorescent lights and have an active recycling program. Zarah uses as little paper as possible and the paper they do use is either recycled or comes from sustainable sourcing. All of their jewelry cards are printed on recycled paper and their jewelry is made using recycled silver. They also offset all of their business emissions through Carbonfund.org's CarbonFree® Partner program! This Valentine's Day, show your special someone you care by choosing Zarah Co. Visit the retailers listed on the Zarah Co. website to find Zarah jewelry online.
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New Solar Panels Make Charging Cell Phones Portable, StylishWritten by Amy Givler
While solar power chargers for cell phones or GPS devices are not new to techies, a new solar technology is now making recharging your phone as easy as grabbing your beach tote. G24 Innovations, the company that is licensing the technology, says that dye-sensitized cells will be used to provide power for various portable devices from e-book readers and cell phones to wireless sensors and keyboards. The solar cells will most likely be made into thin, flexible panels that will then be stitched into various consumer products such as e-book covers, tennis bags, backpacks, golf, shopping and beach bags. Individuals will then be able to plug their phones or music players into the bags using a USB cord. Solar panels on the bags will have 11 cells each, and wiring will attach the panel to a battery pack in the bag. The technology uses a photosensitive dye to start its energy production, similar to the way leaves use chlorophyll to begin photosynthesis. Currently, most photovoltaic cells are still based on silicon or related inorganic materials, not dyes. While the technology works best in direct sunlight (taking six to eight sunny hours outside for the panel to fuel the charger), the cells have even shown to generate voltage from moonlight.


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Usage Statistics in the Real World: Two Perspectives (2014-05-13)Presentation given at the Great Lakes E-Summit on October 11, 2012. Managing e-resource usage statistics.
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Using Google Glass to Teach Privacy (and sharing) (2015-02-22)Google Glass is Google's latest consumer technology and is a wearable, head mounted computer that acts like a voice-activated, hands free smartphone. Hailed by some and reviled by others, Glass provides a peek into the ...
The Value of Purchasing E-book Collections from a Large Publisher (2013-06-04)The academic e-book market is in the midst of rapid change and development. While e-books are still a relatively small percentage of library collections, sales are growing and libraries appear ready to ramp up their e-book ...
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Chapel and theGathering Services at GCU
GCU desires to come alongside students as they navigate through the college experience. Whether a student is here for one semester or four years, our hope is to intentionally provide opportunities for him/her to explore who Jesus is, grow in a relationship with him and ultimately to become a co-laborer with Christ.
Grand Canyon University offers weekly Chapel services where staff, faculty and students come together to worship, hear God's Word and connect with one another.
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Mondays at 11:15 a.m.
GCU Arena
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|Brian Mueller, GCU
|Jan. 12
|Albert Tate, Fellowship Church
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|No Chapel Service - Martin Luther King Day
|Jan. 26
|Sean Myers, Redemption Peoria
|Feb. 2
|Palmer Chinchen, The Grove Church
|Feb. 9
|Tom Shrader, Redemption Church
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|No Chapel Service - President's Day
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|Tim Griffin, GCU
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|Preston Morrison, Gateway Church
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|Samson Dunn, Catalyst Church
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|No Chapel Service - Spring Break
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Exhaust Fan - Sones
snookums2March 31, 2013
I have to replace the fan in the powder room. How many sones should I look for so there is some fan noise, so it's more comfortable for company? A little less public sound effects!
You can't always trust the "sones" ratings I've found. like I recently had installed two Broan or Nutone fan/lights of the same design and shape, only one is rated at 1 sone and the other, about $20 less, is 1-1/2 sones. The 1-sone model is quiet as can be, a faint hum and whirr, but the 1-1/2 sone version is as loud and raucous as the cheapo 3-1/2 sone fans I've used..


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Women of Words read a mix of classic fiction, contemporary fiction, non-fiction and biographies. We're women who love to find good books and talk about them. This month's selection is Sutton by J. Moehringer.
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Dungeons & Dragons Online is set in the fictional world of Eberron and remains faithful to the D&D franchise. Everything from geography to gameplay mechanics has been successfully ported from the tabletop game to the online virtual world. Unlike other PC games that use the D&D 3.5 ruleset (such as Neverwinter Nights) combat in Dungeons & Dragons Online is fast-paced and feels more like the style found in action-RPGs; players must left-click to swing their weapon each time. The game world functions similarly to the system used in Guild Wars, where players interact freely in towns but all other areas are instanced. Dungeons are filled with puzzles and traps, which help give the game the same 'feel' as the tabletop role playing game.
Human - The most versatile of races. Humans are fast learners capable of playing as any class. +1 feat during character creation.
Elf - The most ancient race in Eberron. Elves start with higher dexterity (+2) but lower constitution (-2.)
Halfling - Tiny humanoids with high dexterity (+2) but low strength (-2.) Halflings are cunning and use their small size to their advantage in battle.
Dwarf - A sturdy race of cave dwellers. Dwarves have high constitution (+2) but low charisma (-2). They are resistant to poison and many other spells. Dwarves also excel as craftsmen.
Warforged* - A race of automatons originally built for battle. They have high constitution (+2) but suffer from reduced wisdom (-2) and charisma (-2.) Warforged are immune to many effects such as poison, disease, and paralysis.
Drow Elf* - The Drow are the dark cousins of the Elves. They start with high dexterity (+2), intelligence (+2), and charisma (+2) but reduced constitution (-2.)
Melee Classes - Fighter, Barbarian, Paladin, Monk*
Spellcaster Classes - Sorcerer, Cleric, Wizard, Favored Soul*
Specialist Classes - Ranger, Rogue, Bard
* These races/classes must be purchased before they can be selected.
- Status: Released
- Release Date: Feb 28, 2006
- Business Model: Free to Play
- Developer: Turbine
- Publisher: Turbine
- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MMO, Adventure, RPG, Fantasy
- Platforms: PC
- Editor's Score: 5/5
- Pros:
- +Detailed character creation process.
- +More or less faithful to the D&D 3.5 ruleset.
- +Dungeons can be run solo or with parties.
- -Some races, classes, & areas require payments to access.
- -Difficult character progression, especially for those unfamiliar with D&D.
- Recommended System Requirements:
- OS: Windows Vista / XP
- CPU: Pentium 4 3.0GHz or AMD equivalentor or better
- RAM: 1024 MB (1GB) or more
- GPU: GeForce FX 5600 / Radeon 9550 128MB or better
- HDD: 8.0 GB Free
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Durham v Warwickshire, Chester-le-Street, 3rd day
Tahir prospers at the Riverside
Jun 30, 2010: An unbroken stand of 65 between Jim Troughton and 18-year-old Ateeq Javid carried Warwickshire to 111 for 3, 243 short of victory, at the close of the third day at Chester-le-Street
Durham v Kent, Chester-le-Street, 2nd day
Ntini condemns Durham to two-day thrashing
May 25, 2010: Kent coach Paul Farbrace hailed Makhaya Ntini after the South African paceman bowled his side to an innings win inside five sessions against Durham at Chester-le-Street
Yorkshire v Durham, Headingley, 4th day
Injury worries for Durham despite draw
Apr 30, 2010: Durham's relief at escaping with a draw from a match in which they were largely outplayed was tempered by news that the injury crisis that has undermined the champions in their second title defence may become deeper still.
Yorkshire v Durham, Headingley, 3rd day
Di Venuto hundred halts Yorkshire hopes
Apr 29, 2010: Yorkshire lead by 395 runs but the 16 wickets still required is the relevant statistic, and there has not been much evidence that taking them is within this attack's capabilities in these conditions
Durham v Essex, Chester-le-Street, 4th day
Apr 18, 2010: Dual champions Durham needed plenty of backs-to-the-wall defiance, and some help from above, to eke out a draw against promoted Essex at the Riverside
MCC v Durham, Abu Dhabi, 1st day
Durham prosper against pink ball
Mar 29, 2010: Durham pair Michael Di Venuto and Kyle Coetzer both scored centuries as bat dominated pink ball on an experimental first day of the season-opening fixture against MCC
Durham v Sussex, Abu Dhabi
Durham begin UAE trip with victory over Sussex
Mar 24, 2010: Half-centuries by Michael di Venuto and Dale Benkenstein helped Durham warm up for their four-day clash against the MCC in Abu Dhabi next week with a comfortable 33-run win over Sussex
Worcestershire v Durham, New Road, 2nd day
Di Venuto and Chanderpaul feed on rubbish
Sep 24, 2009: This time last year the New Road square was under several feet of foul flood water. Locals might have been forgiven for concluding there was more filth on it during the second day of this game
County Championship
Promotion challengers frustrated
Sep 15, 2009: A round-up of the latest Championship action with promotion and relegation to still be decided, but the weather has so far played the main role
Durham v Nottinghamshire, Chester-le-Street, 1st day
Di Venuto double brings title closer
Sep 9, 2009: For Durham, it was a day where they moved inextricably towards the retaining the main prize. Their opening batsmen, led by Michael Di Venuto's outstanding double century, added 314 and put the Nottinghamshire bowlers to the sword
Lancashire v Durham, Old Trafford, 3rd day
Di Venuto anchors stolid Durham
Aug 13, 2009: Durham spent the third day of this match batting themselves solidly, even stolidly, into a strong position, but some rather puzzling defensive tactics in the final session may prevent them from forcing victory on the final day
Yorkshire v Durham, County Championship, 3rd day, Headingley
Yorkshire edging tight contest
Jul 12, 2009: Durham spent a tense third day at the wicket as they fought to extract themselves from a tough position Yorkshire
Durham v Worcestershire, Chester-le-Street, 4th day
Di Venuto hurries Durham to victory
Jul 3, 2009: It took Durham less than an hour and a quarter on the fourth and final day to complete their fourth championship victory of the season by a margin of five wickets
Durham v Yorkshire, County Championship, Chester-le-Street, 3rd day
Di Venuto flays poor Yorkshire
Apr 24, 2009: Barring unusual happenings on the final day, it will be seen that this match was ultimately won and lost in the first session on the third day
Kent v Durham, Canterbury, 2nd day
Di Venuto and Smith help rekindle Durham's dream
Sep 25, 2008: Jeremy James reports on the second day of the Championship clash between Kent and Durham at Canterbury
County Championship round-up
Salisbury earns Warwickshire promotion
Sep 20, 2008: A round-up of the final day's County Championship action from the penultimate set of matches
Pro40 Division One round-up
Stunning Goodwin gives Sussex Pro40 title
Sep 14, 2008: A round-up from a gripping final day of Pro40 action as Sussex claim the title thanks to a breathtaking innings from Murray Goodwin
Somerset v Durham, Taunton, 4th day
Langer shines but weather wins
Sep 12, 2008: John Ward reports on the fourth day's play between Somerset and Durham at Taunton
Somerset v Durham, Taunton, 3rd day
Chanderpaul and Di Venuto turn the screw
Sep 11, 2008: John Ward reports on the third day's play between Somerset and Durham at Taunton
Pro40 round-up
Dawson spins web around Middlesex
Aug 24, 2008: A round-up from the latest Pro40 matches
Wet weather dulls India's threat perception
The SCG might be India's preferred semi-final venue at this World Cup, but persistent rain in the lead-up has left them worried their spinners may not get the help they are widely expected to
This contest brings together a belligerent bunch of brats and braggers from two countries that are so different, yet share rampant egotism and a high opinion of themselves
Dhoni masters numbers game to crack ODI code
Over the last few months, he has slowly moved from a flashy finisher, to a more measured risk manager
Time slips by South Africa once again
It was Grant Elliott and New Zealand's time in Auckland. Not South Africa's. But the Proteas will leave this tournament wondering when that will ever change. Maybe next time.
Triumph and disaster in an unforgiving minute
The difference between New Zealand and South Africa in Auckland was a matter of moments: fleeting minutes that laid bare the fickle beauty and cruelty of sport
The battle of the bullies (236)
This contest brings together a belligerent bunch of brats and braggers from two countries that are so different, yet share rampant egotism and a high opinion of themselves
India swept away by Australia's depth (183)
India's Plan A in this World Cup had worked flawlessly over seven matches. When they came up against the toughest opponents in the World Cup, however, they were left scrambling for a back-up plan
Time slips by South Africa once again (147)
It was Grant Elliott and New Zealand's time in Auckland. Not South Africa's. But the Proteas will leave this tournament wondering when that will ever change. Maybe next time.
Wet weather dulls India's threat perception (140)
The SCG might be India's preferred semi-final venue at this World Cup, but persistent rain in the lead-up has left them worried their spinners may not get the help they are widely expected to
The greatest time of our lives (138)
Whatever happens, the Australia-New Zealand World Cup final at the MCG will be the most divine fun


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Don't Redesign Apple Stores To Sell Watches
When Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, his close friend and senior vice president of design at Apple, Jonathan Ive, became the "creative soul of the company," as a former executive at the tech giant told The New Yorker. Everything design-related at the company falls to Mr. Ive including, as it turns out, store design.
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