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NOVA Corporation, an award-winning Information Technology (IT) company owned by the Navajo Nation, is one big step closer to opening a large data center in Albuquerque. Albuquerque,
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ROSWELL, Ga., Aug. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- GS Battery (USA) Inc., has been selected to participate in a test site for advanced battery technology used for solar power applications being conducted by a partnership between Mesa del Sol, GS Battery (USA) Inc.
MOBILE, Ala., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Forest City Asset Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Forest City Enterprises, Inc., based in Cleveland, Ohio, was named master development consultant for the Alabama Motorsports Park, a 2,800-acre, mixed-use, master-planned development in Mobile County, Ala.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Forest City Enterprises, Inc. (NYSE: FCEA and FCEB) today announced two major milestones for Mesa del Sol, a 12,900-acre, mixed-use project in Albuquerque, N.M. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080515/FRSTCTYLOGO ) On Dec.
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Kris Humphries is still devising a plan to claim the money he feels he deserves from his short-lived marriage to Kim Kardashian.
Kim Kardashian is eager to get over the 72-day media marriage spectacle and is still going forward with her divorce petition.
Kris, however, is still not taking divorce for an answer, due to religious reasons, and would prefer an annulment. While that fight is going on, the question of how Kris is going to get his hands onto Kim's plentiful piggy bank still lingers.
Problem number one comes in through with the full-proof pre-nup that both Kris and Kim signed. According to TMZ, the solution to getting any kind of money leaves Kris suing Kim for emotional distress based on fraud.
This play could be pulled, if Kris' skills on the court this NBA season fall flat. He could claim his failed marriage distracted him from improving his game and sue her for the $3.2 million he'd have lost, if he's cut from The Brooklyn Nets.
Even if the judge denies Kim's divorce petition and Kris gets the annulment though, that means he gets zero dollars since the marriage would be null and void.
Problem number two comes in when the likelihood of Kris actually winning for emotional distress is considered. But, if he does win, it'd be a hit to Kim's account and a boost for Kris's pockets and pride.
And while Kim keeps trying to reassure everyone that she really did marry Kris for love, his actions say different.
According to RadarOnline, Kris wants to be able to tell his side of the story, but because of the confidentiality clause in the pre-nup he's basically forbidden to say anything.
But if the annulment is granted, Kris will be legally freed to tell his truth. And who knows what juicy Kardashian secrets he has to tell.
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Bullying focus begins to shift to workplace
PHOENIX -- Bullies are not just on school playgrounds. They're in the workplace too.
A workplace bully could be a co-worker. It could even be a boss.
Portland, Ore. attorney Jathan Janove is an expert on bullies at work. He gives webinars on this topic and said some bosses create a "Zone of Fear" of anxiety and intimidation that interferes with people's capability to perform on the job.
"Most bosses that do this -- and many, many, many do -- they aren't aware that they're behaving as bullies."
A bullying situation may not involve frightened employees. Sometimes it's the boss telling an inappropriate joke. Not too many people are willing to say, 'Didn't get that one, boss.'
Janove said direct responses are best. Tell the chief it's not funny.
"If that doesn't work, then action should be taken. It should be dealt with. Not only are you the victim but there are probably other victims as well."
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SheerWind, a wind power company from Minnesota, USA, has announced the results of tests it has carried out with its new Invelox wind power generation technology. The company says that during tests its turbine could generate six times more energy than the amount produced by traditional turbines mounted on towers. Besides, the costs of producing wind energy with Invelox are lower, delivering electricity with prices that can compete with natural gas and hydropower. Read More
The intermittent nature of wind and solar power generation is one of the biggest challenges facing these renewable energy sources. But this isn't likely to remain a problem for much longer with everything from flywheels to liquid air systems being developed to provide a cheaper form of energy storage than batteries for times when the wind is blowing or the sun isn't shining. A new concept out of MIT can now be added to the the list of potential solutions. Aimed specifically at offshore wind turbines, the concept would see energy stored in huge concrete spheres that would sit on the seafloor and also function as anchors for the turbines. Read More
PowerWINDows aims to rethink the wind turbine
April 16, 2013
Wind farms may be hitting the big time, but that hasn't deterred inventors and technologists from tinkering, or even reinventing, the turbine itself. In the past few months we've seen wind energy systems that use discs attached to hydraulics and even charged water droplets, but how about skyscrapers outfitted with rotating window panels? This is the idea behind the University of Wollongong's PowerWINDows concept, a modular wind turbine designed to have less of an impact on the surrounding environment. Read More
Phase one of the London Array usurped the UK's Greater Gabbard to become the largest operational offshore wind farm in the world when its final turbine (its 175th) was commissioned on Saturday afternoon. Though construction was completed back in December, it is only now that all of the farm's turbines are supplying the UK's national grid with electrical power. The array has a total capacity of 630 MW. Read More
Wind energy may be one of the more sustainable sources of power available, but the spinning blades of conventional wind turbines require regular maintenance and have attracted criticism from bird lovers. That might explain why we've seen wind turbine prototypes that enclose the blades in a chamber or replace them entirely with a disc-like system. But researchers in the Netherlands set out to eliminate the need for a mechanical component entirely and created the EWICON, a bladeless wind turbine with no moving parts that produces electricity using charged water droplets. Read More
Japanese bank to fund first U.S. offshore wind farm
March 21, 2013
Not having a section devoted to cures for insomnia, Gizmag tends to pass over press releases about investment agreements. Tuesday's announcement that the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) is to find somewhere in the order of US$ 2 billion for the Cape Wind is extremely interesting, however, as it means the U.S. should finally build its first offshore wind farm, with construction slated to commence before the year's end. Read More
In 2008, the Garnaut Climate Change Review ranked Australia as the highest per capita emitter of greenhouse gases of any OECD country and amongst the highest in the world. One of the reasons for the country's high carbon footprint is its reliance on coal for electricity generation – 54 percent of it, according to the Australian Coal Association. But a new study by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) points to a cleaner energy future with the claim that unsubsidized renewable energy is now a cheaper option for electricity generation than new coal- or gas-fired power stations. Read More
A streetscape that includes natural landscaping, bicycle lanes, wind powered lighting, storm water diversion for irrigation, drought-resistant native plants and innovative "smog-eating" concrete has earned Cermak road in Chicago the title of "greenest Street in America" according to the Chicago Department of Transport (CDOT). Opened in October 2012, the first phase two mile stretch is part of the Blue Island/Cermak Sustainable Streetscape project which was introduced in 2009 with the aim of reducing overall energy usage by 42 percent. Read More
In a bid to help shape the inexorable march toward more efficient wind power, General Electric Power and Water is developing a new fabric-covered wind turbine blade which promises to cut the cost of wind turbine manufacture significantly, while also allowing a larger blade size, and facilitating easier transportation. Read More
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Digital Postage Meters
More cost-effective and more efficient than an automatic stamping machine, a digital postage meter lets you weigh, frank, seal and brand your business mail.
We've contracted with Pitney Bowes to produce, install and maintain digital postage meters (DPM) which you can use to weigh mail and apply the correct postage.
The only mail items you can't process with a DPM are tracked items.
Use of a DPM allows you to receive discounts on postage for your domestic parcels and all non-tracked international mail items. DPMs automatically update price changes so your mail will always carry the correct postage. They also have a four digit PIN to prevent pilfering of postage included envelopes, prepaid tickets and stamps.
The cost of a DPM varies depending on which model you choose and which package applies. There are two DPM packages:
Package 1 - Free* DPM
Use of a DPM for four years or more, free of lease charges*, if:
- your spend** with New Zealand Post is more than $100 (incl. GST) each month, and
- you sign up as a New Zealand Post account customer for a term of four years or more.
* You will still need to pay for ink and software for the DPM, labels and any artwork or other incidentals.
** Spend is calculated on the types of mail items you can process through a DPM – domestic and international letters and non-tracked parcels, of less than 1.5kg weight and 70mm thickness.
Package 2 - Own DPM Payments
You pay for your own purchase or lease of a DPM and receive a 7% discount on domestic letters processed through your DPM.
Both DPM packages are subject to the following:
- Discounts on postage charged for your domestic parcels and all non-tracked international mail items, when selected from the DPM menu, are:
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DPM Payments
- The use of your DPM (whether leased or purchased) will be subject to the DPM supplier's terms and conditions.
- You must be a New Zealand Post corporate customer with a New Zealand Post Account.
- Any product discounts you have under a customer contract with New Zealand Post will not apply for mail processed through the DPM.
- You cannot use the DPM for tracked products such as ParcelPost Tracked, which must be sent using prepaid tickets, prepaid packaging or RedClick.
- Our DPM terms and conditions apply.
Once an order is confirmed, your DPM supplier aims to deliver and install your DPM within three to five working days. If you don't have a current New Zealand Post Account, this may take slightly longer.
Terms and conditions
- These terms and conditions apply to both Digital Postage Meter (DPM) Packages unless otherwise stated.
- You can choose one of the packages only.
- These packages cannot be used in conjunction with any other DPM Package.
- You must have a New Zealand Post Account.
- You agree to provide your account information to the DPM supplier for the purpose of clarifying the terms of the package.
- The DPM model offered to each customer is at the discretion of the DPM supplier and is based on the customer's postage spend and sending requirements. A full range of Digital Postage Meters can be viewed at the DPM supplier's website www.pitneybowes.co.nz
- The DPM supplier will decide the most appropriate DPM for the postal usage and review this on an on-going basis to ensure it is suitable to your needs.
- To take up Package 1, you will need to spend a minimum of $100 (incl. GST) each month with New Zealand Post, on a combination of domestic and international letter and parcel items able to be sent via a DPM (i.e. not courier or tracked products or parcels over 1.5kg in weight or 70mm in thickness).
- To take up Package 1, you must sign up as a New Zealand Post Account customer for a term of four years or more.
- The free lease of a DPM (under Package 1) is for one DPM per customer, although the DPM supplier reserves the right to offer multiple DPMs depending on your total spend with New Zealand Post.
- Neither package includes ongoing sundries or any artwork (e.g. for overprinting envelopes or company personalised advertising slogans loaded onto the DPM).
- For any mail product selected from the DPM menu and processed through the DPM, the discounts offered by the relevant package will be applied. Any discounts in any other contract you have with New Zealand Post do not apply.
These packages are subject to:
- New Zealand Post's standard terms and conditions for business customers (except where inconsistent with these DPM terms),
- the DPM supplier's standard DPM terms and conditions (PDF, 74KB) (as set out in the license to use a DPM);
- the DPM supplier's normal lending, leasing and credit criteria; and
- any minimum usage period stated in the package.
- New Zealand Post has the right to adjust or remove both of these packages as they see fit without prior notice.
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December 19, 2012
Map of Greenland with flight lines for both aircraft supporting the Arctic 2012 campaign. The planes will be based out of Thule and Kangerlussuaq, Greenland from mid-March through mid-May in 2012. On this map, the orange lines represent planned flights for the P-3B aircarft and the yellow lines represent planned flights for new IceBridge aircraft, HU-25C Guardian/Falcon. The Falcon is a new NASA aircraft, donated from the Coast Guard in November 2011. The flights includes many more flights than is possible, including primary and secondary targets, as weather will be a factor daily. Credit: NASA/Michael Studinger
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Difficult puzzle game similar to lights out. After each level more tiles are out of place and you need to make them the same color to get to the next level.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- If you want to know how daily newspapers can be hazardous to your investing health, check out the recent Washington Post feature on Al Gore.
The story talks about how Gore made a fortune investing in alternative energy companies. But it tells us precious little about how the companies did.
The editors at the Washington Post were apparently not aware of the two requirements that business reporters should meet: One, they should have taken Business 101. And two, they should have passed it.
The Post started off with a reference to a 2008 lecture from Gore featuring several alternative energy companies, and how several have done well, albeit with billions in federal subsidies.Give The Post half a point for trying. But most of the companies Gore mentioned in the 2008 presentation The Post talked about have tanked, as have investments in alternative energy his company referred to in subsequent promotional material -- some marked Personal and Confidential. Amyris (AMRS), an ethanol stock for example, is featured prominently in the 2008 video. The stock has gone from $33 per share down to $2 since last year. That is a loss of 93%. And last week, in TheStreet, I wrote about the results of some other Gore investments. Equally dismal. That is why almost two years ago, I told my newsletter readers and clients to "Short everything under the sun." Alternative energy in all its forms is a terrible investment. But you would not know it from The Washington Post. Wind, solar, bio-fuel, electric cars: You name it, the stock prices are plunging. Data from Best Stocks Now App The Post also does not talk about some of the larger clients of Gore's investment company: Public employee pension funds in California and New York. Both funds controlled by Democrat-appointed politicos. Nor does The Post report Gore's company, Generation Investment made over $30 million from the New York funds alone since 2009. Jimmy Hoffa's greatest contribution to the world of organized crime is that he was the first to figure out big pension funds were easy pickings for him and his confederates. Hoffa went to jail for it. Gore figured out the same thing and got the Nobel Prize.


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07 May 2013
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CHISINAU, MOLDOVA: The draw for the 2013 Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Zone Group III event took place at the Terraten Club on Tuesday with top seeds Egypt pitted against Armenia and Malta in Pool A.
No. 2 seeds Morocco, who will be looking to put the disappointment of a defeat in the promotion play-off against Lithuania last year behind them, have been drawn in Pool B against Denmark and Namibia.
Pool C contains No. 3 seeds Ireland, hosts Moldova and outsiders Kenya, who are looking to win just their third tie in the competition after returning to Fed Cup in 2012.
Arguably the hardest group happens to be the only that contains four nations. Norway, seeded fourth, have been drawn to play against Liechtenstein, Cyprus and Madagascar.
Liechtenstein's Stephanie Vogt is the highest ranked player on show in Moldova this week and will be hoping to lead her team into the promotion play-offs on Saturday.
She will face stiff competition from Madagascar's duo of Zarah Razafimahatratra and Nantenaina Ramalalaharivololona, who are both looking to lead their team into Zone Group II in their first year back in Fed Cup since 2000.
The winners of Pool A and Pool B will be drawn to play off against the winners of Pool C and Pool D to determine which two nations will be promoted to Europe/Africa Zone Group II in 2014.
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Research Output for Ms Rosalie Daniel
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
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2005 External
Daniel, R.*, Wilson, Barbara and Cahill, David (2005) Potassium phosphonate alters the defence response of Xanthorrhoea australis following infection by Phytophthora cinnamomi, Australasian plant pathology, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 541-548, CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Vic. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 2559 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-28644432701
Citation counts: Scopus - 8, Thomson - 9
DRO entry for this publication
2003 School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Daniel, Rosalie, Wilson, Barbara and Cahill, David (2003) Phytophthora cinnamomi in native vegetation communities of southern Victoia - morphological variation and paragyny among isolates, Australasian plant pathology, vol. 32, no. 3, pp. 403-409, CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Vic. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 2559 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-0141613826
Citation counts: Scopus - 3
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1999 School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
Daniel, R., Wilson, B. and Cahill, D. (1999) Interactions between Phytophthora cinnamomi and Xanthorrhoea australis at the cellular level, in R. Magarey (ed.), 1st Australian Soilborne Disease Symposium, p. 39 [L3]
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Daniel, R., Wilson, B. and Cahill, D. (1999) Variation in Victorian populations of Phytophthora cinnamomi, 12th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Plant Pathology Society, pp. 39-339 [L3]
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Grants and Consultancies
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Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Ms Rosalie Daniel
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My Pantry 2
5,000 - 10,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
+ By Zion Tilley
A wonderfully simple app which integrates your Pantry, Shopping List, Coupons, Receipts and local store ads all in one beautiful app-
Keep track of all your pantry items, quantity on hand, expiration dates, purchase dates, purchase prices and more. Save time and create shopping lists right from your Pantry!
The Pantry even remembers your recent purchase price and automatically adds the cost to your shopping list for you!
When you're done shopping, cross the items off and let My Pantry put your items away in your pantry for you while at the same time updating inventory.
Store your coupons in the Coupon Keeper and stay on budget using the Budget Buddy. You can also view your local store ads right from within the app!
•Barcode Scanner & Voice Input
•Expiration Alerts
•Text/Email Shopping List
•Multiple, Customizable Shopping Lists
•Automatic Backup and Restore Options
•Tons of sorting & filtering options
•Stay on budget using Budget Buddy
•View checkout Total & Shopping List Total
•View Purchase price history for items
•Set personalized backgrounds
•Very clean and attractive user interface
•View local Store ads right inside the app
•feedback button allows you to send your ideas and questions directly to my personal Email.
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I love this app! I was able to put my entire pantry/freezer/fridge contents on it, so I know what I have. Would like a scanner feature for the coupons, and to sort by categories, e.g. "canned goods," "frozen," etc.
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Like this app, has good features for me !
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Scanner feature isn't built into this program. I like the interface in general, but the main feature that had me coming to this app was that I could make an inventory of my pantry using barcode scanning. I paid my buck, scanned the first program and my droid asked me which 3rd party scanning program I wanted to use. I had a couple so I chose one, which didn't work. then I chose another, which scan
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Scanner function doesn't work on my tablet
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Could use a menu feature that allows you to put in your meal menu for a week or two at a time and then add items to your shopping list from there
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could be better with all those features on one page intergrated like the "shoppinglist" could have the coupons and price for each item bought and a "done" option. Also, the "experation, isnt really needed. The display could be more user friendly. Otherwise, I wont cmplain. Its very nice.
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Amazingly easy to use and triggers a positive challenge every time my son used it. The bright colors made it attractive and in one month he learned all the ABC's. We gave him this puzzle when he was 15 months and we were amazed that he was recognizing all the letters. Above all he has retained the information. We have all Melissa and Doug's puzzles. They are durable and can take a heavy beating and still not break and extremely safe as well.
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TV Info
Episode PremiereSeptember 24, 2005
DistributorCartoon Network, Viz Media
GenreAnimation, Action, Adventure
Show Period2002 - 2008
Production CompanyStudio Pierrot Co. Ltd.
Cast and Crew
DirectorHayato Date
ScreenwriterSteve Blum
Main Cast
- Steve Blum
- Maile Flanagan
- Steve Staley
- Nana Mizuki
- Kentaro Ito
- Yasuyuki Kase
- Koichi Tochika
- Akiko Koike
- Rumi Ochiai
- Naoki Sakata
- Nozomu Sasaki
- Richard Cansino
- Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
- Liam O'Brien
- Robbie Rist
- Stephanie Sheh
Additional Cast
- Liam O'Brien
Now that Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura are a team, they meet with their sensei, the enigmatic and aloof Kakashi. He presents to them a survival challenge where only two of them will pass, sending the failing student back to the Ninja Academy! Too bad they don't know that Kakashi's never passes anyone...ever!


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PH, Belgium sign accord to boost investment, trade, immigration
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MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines and Belgium signed an agreement that aims to increase bilateral cooperation between the two countries in the fields of trade and investment, immigration and culture, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.
The Philippines-Belgium Joint Plan of Action (JPA) was signed by DFA Secretary Albert Del Rosario and Didier Reynders, Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister and head of the Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and
European Affairs last Wednesday.
The agreement will "enhance trade and investment cooperation, address mutual concerns on immigration, consular matters and law enforcement, and foster sports and cultural exchange," the DFA said in a statement Friday.
This is the first comprehensive agreement between the Philippines and Belgium in its 67 years of diplomatic relations and is also the first agreement of Belgium with a member country of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean).
Del Rosario and Reynders are also planning to have a member of the Belgian Royal Family to come to the Philippines for an economic mission come 2015, DFA said.
According to data from the website of the Philippine Embassy in Belgium, there are 3,067 Filipinos registered with the Belgian National Institute of Statistics.
"Based on the findings of the [embassy] during the Overseas Absentee Voting (OAV) registration, it appears that a considerable number of Filipinos have become naturalized Belgians and Luxembourgeois over the years. Approximately 60 percent of the Filipinos in Belgium and Luxembourg are females," it says.
"Problems confronting majority of the Filipino workers population in Belgium are limited employment opportunities, illegal residency status and fraudulent documentation," it added.
Aside from a very few hotel workers in Belgium and some office workers, overseas Filipino workers in Belgium are generally considered "undeclared, unprotected, and illegal," the embassy said.
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First, unplug the refrigerator.Next, remove the lower panel on the back of the refrigerator that covers the compressor, condenser and fan compartment. Looking at the refrigerator from the back, the condenser fan is at the lower right corner.There is no information about removing the fan motor, so it took a bit of study. It became obvious that the plastic fan venturi (panel with hole in it for fan blade) needed to be removed. There were two screws that held the venturi panel in place. After removing these screws the top half of the venturi panel could be bent down and pulled from the cabinet. Note that there are tabs and slots on the bottom of this panel that will need to be matched up when replacing the panel.Next the fan blade needed to be removed. This is done by pulling firmly on the balde and it separated from the motor shaft.The most difficult problem was to remove the motor from the motor bracket. There is very little room to remove the two phillips head screws from the front of the bracket, so I used a socket ratchet wrench with an adapter that would hold a phillips bit. This allowed me to remove the screws which were at a right angle to the wrench handle. It took quite a few incremental ratchet movements to remove each screw. After the screws were removed, the motor and wire could be removed by prying the plastic motor bracket apart.There is a insulated cover that is tie wrapped over the motor plug. This was removed and the plug was removed.The steps were reversed to install the new motor. Be sure the venturi panel is positioned correctly and that the fan blade is pushed firmly onto the motor shaft.
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Millennium City Park or Qingming Riverside Landscape is a historical and cultural theme park which recreates "Riverside Scene", an outstanding and world-famous painting work by Zhang Zeduan, a well-known painter in the Northern Song Dynasty (960–1127).
When you step into the park, you will feel like you are traveling back the flourishing Song Dynasty. Large and grand ancient Song-style buildings and staff wearing ancient Chinese clothes make the park full of ancient charm and elegance.
The main examples of architecture in Millennium City Park are City Gate Tower, Rainbow Bridge, Street Scenes, distinctive shops, riversides, docks, ships, and so on.
The whole park is arranged exactly like the original layout of Riverside Scene in the Song Dynasty. People can see the Jiu Lou ('wine buildings', like restaurants today), teahouses, pawnshops, and the manufacture of Kaifeng embroidery, mandarin porcelain, new year pictures, and so on.
Abandoning blandness and seriousness, Millennium City Park expresses the passion and thriving nature of the Song Dynasty through its buildings and performances, creating an entertaining and unique atmosphere. More than 20 performances are provided for you everyday to experience the life and customs of the Song Dynasty.
Here is the program of Millennium City Park performances:
Baogong Salute to Guests
Square outside Blossom Gate
Tray Drum
Square inside Blossom Gate
9:05am, 10:20am, 11am, 2pm, 3:20pm, 4:20pm
Stilt Performance
Folk Performance Square
9:15am, 10:30am, 2:10pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:20pm
Baogong Visit and Bian River Transport
Hongqiao Bridge
Unique Folk Skills
Goulan Wasi
9:50am, 10:45am, 2:35pm, 4:05pm, 6:05pm
Carillon and Dance
Floor 2 of Xuande Palace
10am, 10:50am, 11:45am, 2:55pm, 4:05pm, 5:25pm
Spitting Fire Show
In front of Yujing Court
10:10am, 11am, 2:55pm, 4:20pm, 5:55pm
Athletics Arena
10:10am, 11:15am, 11:50am, 3:45pm, 5:25pm
Royal Shadow Play
Floor 2 of Xuande Palace
10:15am, 11:05am, 12pm, 3:10pm, 4:25pm, 5:40pm
Opposite Zhao Taicheng's Mansion
10:30am, 11:25am, 3:20pm, 4:40pm, 5:45pm
Water Puppets
Aquatic Puppet House
10:30am, 2:20pm, 3:15pm, 5:25pm
Ancient Wedding
Landlord Wang's Home
10:40am, 11:15am, 3:10pm, 5:25pm
Hard Qigong
In front of the gate of Sun Yangzheng's Shop
10:50am, 12pm, 3:30pm, 4:30pm, 5:35pm
Chinese Traditional Football
Football Ground
10:45am, 2:50pm, 3:45pm, 5:40pm
Women's Polo
11am, 3:30pm, 5:10pm
Ancient Magic
Goulan Wasi
11:30am, 3:25pm, 5:20pm
Officialdom Selection of the Song Dynasty
Hostel for Tributary Envoys
11:35am, 4:10pm
Rob the Patrol Wagon
Dongjing Evening Market
Yangshi Selling Sword
Hongqiao Bridge Square
Sumo of the Song Dynasty
Zuixing Building to Challenge Stand
Bian River War
On the water southwest of Kowloon Bridge
The Great Song Dynasty — Reminiscences of the Eastern Capitals is a large scale live action performance, which is enacted by hundreds of actors, creating a fantastic and magnificent effect, and making people feel like they are living in the prosperous Song Dynasty. It is the must-see performance not only of the park, but also of the whole ancient city of Kaifeng.
The performances are divided into 9 parts: songs of 8 beautiful Chinese Song poems, and a lifelike picture of "Qingming Festival by the Riverside" by Zhang Zeduan. The stage, including Jinglong Lake in the Royal Garden of Millennium City Park, the pavilions, bridges, and corridors on the water, is one of the highlights of this performance, as well as the gorgeous lighting.
Special access is provided for those physically challenged. Wheelchairs, baby carriers, crutches, and umbrellas are available to rent.
Dongjing Night Market is open all day. More than 20 restaurants can meet your demand for different kinds of snacks. Among the restaurants, Sun Yangzheng's Shop is famous for characteristic Kaifeng food and has a large capacity of more than 300 people.
Surrounded by water on three sides, with more than 20 rooms and complete facilities, Yizhan Hotel is a good choice. Hourly rate rooms and halls for entertainment are available.
Tourists can take royal carriages, ox carts, sheep carts, and ancient boats instead of walking.


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Tomorrow and Thursday, two hearings will be held in the two houses of the Legislature on two different bills aimed at addressing questions raised by the recent District 2 Court of Appeals decision on a virtual charter school operated by the
The first hearing is on a bill introduced by state Reps. Brett Davis (R-Oregon) and Dan LeMahieu (R-Cascade) that essentially allows virtual charter schools to continue operating as they have over the last several years.
On Thursday, a proposal by state Sen. John Lehman (D-Racine) will get a hearing. Lehman's bill would make several changes to the conditions under which virtual schools are allowed to operate.
Forces are being marshaled on both sides of the issue. School administrators for some of the state's largest virtual schools released a letter sent to Lehman today arguing that his bill "would force us to shut down our online public charter schools. Thousands of children across the state would be negatively impacted and their education interrupted. Many teachers would lose their jobs."
Editorialists at the Tomah Journal, however, argue like Lehman that virtual charter schools have basically become publicly funded home-schooling.
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• FL-18: So even though GOP Rep. Allen West trails Patrick Murphy by 0.8%—more than the half-a-percent margin which would enable him to seek a recount—and even though the remaining absentee ballots look very unlikely to change that picture, this is what he's doing:
West has filed an injunction against Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties supervisor of elections to impound their voting machines and paper ballots. West also is demanding a hand recount in St. Lucie County.Allen West doing something crazy and contrary to the law? Unheard of! Anyhow, a court hearing was set to take place in Palm Beach late Thursday afternoon but was rescheduled for Friday; a hearing in St. Lucie may also happen Friday. While their position looks solid, Murphy's campaign has issued a fundraising appeal to help defray the legal bills they've suddenly started running up. (I don't know if it's happening in this case, but Republican law firms are notorious for deploying their associates pro bono to help candidates in need. More like faux bono, amirite?) We will of course keep following all developments here closely, so stay tuned.
• KY-Sen: The Great Mentioner—in particular, Dem Rep. John Yarmuth—has already cranked into high gear in Kentucky, where Republican very-much-the-Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is up for re-election. McConnell may be the only GOP senator potentially vulnerable in 2014, and the KY Democratic Party is a lot more robust than its counterparts in most Southern states. (Dems just hung on to the state House on Tuesday, for instance.) Yarmuth cited several possible names, the sexiest of which belongs to actress Ashley Judd, but I suspect she made the lede because she's famous, not necessarily because anyone actually expects her to run.
Other names are more plausible (and some will be familiar to political junkies, even if they aren't as well-known as Judd): Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson, and Obama chief fundraiser Matthew Barzun. Abramson is quoted on the record in the piece as not ruling anything out. Judd responded to her name getting circulated in remarks to another publication, offering a very non-committal statement that definitely doesn't close the door. And Grimes has previously also indicated an open mind.
McConnell, though, already has a $6.8 million warchest and will be very formidable, so I wouldn't be surprised if Dems were not able to land a top-tier recruit.
• NV-Sen: Fuck this, I'm already bored of the 2014 elections. Thankfully, we can move on to 2016, because Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says he's "planning on running for reelection" four years hence. Okay, done with 2016. Anyone talk to Heidi Heitkamp yet to see if she plans to seek a second term in '18?
Back to the already-ancient 2012 races for a moment, though. Reid Wilson points out that Nevada's unique "none of the above" ballot option took 45,000 votes in the Senate contest, while GOP Sen. Dean Heller beat Democrat Shelley Berkley by only 12,000. It's hard to say whom NOTA might have helped, but you'll recall that Republicans launched an unsuccessful lawsuit earlier this year to overturn the institution. It's also the first time in quite a while that NOTA (which is only used in statewide races) drew more votes than the winner's margin.
• IL-Gov: Hahahahah! Soon-to-be-ex-Rep. Joe Walsh, who just got turned out of his seat by Democrat Tammy Duckworth, is refusing to rule out a gubernatorial bid in 2014! Comedy:
Q. What about a bid for governor for you? A possibility?Meanwhile, another Republican, state Sen. Kirk Dillard, sounds like he's gearing up to run for governor himself. You'll recall that Dillard, who just won re-election to the legislature on Tuesday, very narrowly lost the 2010 GOP primary fellow state Sen. Bill Brady (who in turn went on to narrowly lose to Dem Gov. Pat Quinn). Speaking of Quinn, as we've mentioned before, his terrible approval ratings have painted a big target on his back, and now at least one Democrat is explicitly holding open the door to a possible primary challenge: former White House chief of staff Bill Daley.
A. You know that I believe fervently in that vision. I don't know of many other candidates who articulate that vision. Am I going to do something? Oh gosh, I don't know. People approach me every day and ask, "Walsh, are you going to run for the governor? Are you going to run for Senate?" I want to do my part to lead a movement to present a vision to this. I'd rather go down fighting. Democrats have ruined this state but they've been able to do it because the Republicans have allowed them to.
• MN-Gov: Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson, a Republican, says he's "thinking about" running for governor in 2014, when Dem Gov. Mark Dayton will be up for re-election. (Jeff Johnson—it's the name you know!)
• OH-Gov: I think I love former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland as much as I hate the man who beat him two years ago, Republican John Kasich, and I fervently hope that Teddy Ballgame decides on a rematch for 2014. He's always kept the door open to the possibility, but he's 71 and there are other up-and-coming Dems (like Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald) who need Strickland to decide so that they can move forward with their own plans. But for now, we're still reading tea leaves, and here are dregs from the latest cuppa:
"Am I the candidate that is going to run against him? I'm certainly not prepared to say that," Strickland told The Plain Dealer just hours after both Obama and Brown were re-elected. "But I will be fully participating in efforts to get a Democrat in the governor's office. And I think there (are) strong possibilities other than myself that could do that. I haven't closed any doors but I haven't made any plans either."• VA-Gov: Hmm. Former DNC chair Terry McAuliffe, who lost in the 2009 Democratic gubernatorial primary, sent an email to supporters on Thursday saying "I plan on running for Governor of Virginia in 2013" and is reportedly calling supporters and major players to inform them of his plans. That's not the "hmm" part, though, since a repeat bid always seemed likely.
Rather, one such McAuliffe backer, Hampton mayor Molly Ward, says that T-Mac told her that Dem Sen. Mark Warner had "given him the green light" to proceed. Warner, a former governor himself, is also a potential 2013 candidate, and he recently told reporters that he'd decide by Thanksgiving. Warner's also said that other hopefuls shouldn't wait on him to decide, but I wonder if McAuliffe is maneuvering now to try to keep Warner out.
• WA-Gov: The numbers tightened a tiny bit with Wednesday's count in the Washington gubernatorial race, where, as is Evergreen State tradition, we may be a few more days before we get a call. Dem Jay Inslee now leads GOPer Rob McKenna 51.1-48.9. King County, however, has at least 400,000 ballots yet to count. The Inslee camp estimates that McKenna would need to pull 45% in the remaining King County ballots to win (and 60% in the remaining non-King County ballots); however, he's currently pulling 37.3% in King County. For a more detailed analysis, you might check out the spreadsheet put together by our own dgb. (The "d" is for Dave, as in Dave's Redistricting App.) His straight-line extrapolation points to a 52.2% win for Inslee in the end.
As for why it takes so long to count all of Washington's ballots, it's always a convenient explanation to blame the state's vote-by-mail system, which only requires ballots to be postmarked by Election Day (as opposed to Oregon, which requires them to be received by Election Day). David Goldstein argues, though, that Oregon manages to get its count done much faster by virtue of putting more resources into the counting process, and by virtue of starting the count earlier (allowing ballots received early to be processed early). King County has a current processing capacity of only 75,000 ballots per day, so as long as that continues, it's going to take more than a week to count regardless of when the ballot deadline is. (David Jarman)
• AZ-02, -09: We're still waiting for the remaining votes to be counted in Arizona's 2nd and 9th, but here's an update . In the 2nd, Republican Martha McSally's lead over Rep. Ron Barber has shrunk down to just 81 votes; given the trajectory (the initial gap was much wider), Barber may still have a shot at hanging on. Meanwhile, in the 9th, Democrat Kyrsten Sinema's edge over Vernon Parker continues to grow and now stands at 3,842 votes, making her look like a good bet to win.
• California: There are still three Congressional races outstanding in California, each of which features a Democrat narrowly leading the incumbent Republican. The closeness of these races is reminding us of the protracted statewide count in the Attorney General race between Kamala Harris and Steve Cooley in 2010, but fortunately, each of our outstanding races are each contained in one county.
• CA-36: As of Thursday evening, Riverside County reports approximately 164,000 ballots outstanding countywide; that would translate to about 50-55K or so votes out there specifically in CA-36. Democrat Raul Ruiz added 122 votes to his margin over GOP Rep. Mary Bono Mack, which now stands at 4,679. As a result, assuming 55K ballots left, MBM's magic number (the percentage she needs of ballots remaining) has climbed to more than 54%, more than 6% higher than the 48.6% she's earned to date.
• CA-52: Also as of Thursday evening, San Diego reports that there are about 375,000 ballots outstanding countywide which should be about 80-90K in CA-51. GOP Rep. Brian Bilbray now trails Democrat Scott Peters by 814 votes, which is 129 votes further back than he was a day earlier. Since Peters' margin is much narrower, Bilbray's magic number is about 50.5%, 0.7% higher than the 49.8% he's claimed to this point.
• IL-02: I don't particularly care for Michael Sneed's third-person writing style, which makes
his her writing sound somewhat gossipy ("Sneed has learned," "a top Sneed source," and the like), but his her past stories on Dem Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. have by-and-large panned out, so I'll mention this one: Sneed reports that Jackson "is in the midst of plea discussions with the feds probing his alleged misuse of campaign funds." We'll see where this one goes. Jackson, by the way, was just re-elected with 63% of the vote in his solid blue district—by far the weakest haul of his long career.
• MI-01: Here's another candidate who isn't conceding even though his race was called by the AP: Democrat Gary McDowell, who currently trails GOP Rep. Dan Benishek by 2,297 votes. There are an unknown number of absentee and provisional ballots that remain uncounted, but more intriguing is this statement from McDowell, whose campaign says it is "looking to resolve discrepancies between AP-reported numbers and tallying errors in some counties." If this is in fact the case, it certainly wouldn't be the first time the AP has screwed up the vote count.
• NE-02: Here's one more under-the-radar race that wound up shockingly close: GOP Rep. Lee Terry turned back underfunded Dem challenger John Ewing by just a 51-49 margin, meaning Ewing almost certainly ran ahead of Barack Obama. I will say we always thought an upset was possible and kept this one at "Likely R" the whole way through, though, precisely because we thought Obama could keep it close, because Terry's often underperformed, and because we believe enthusiasm among African-American voters would be unusually high, given that Ewing is one the area's most prominent black elected officials.
With some more money and a better-run campaign, Ewing might have pulled it off; if I were him, though, I'd think about waiting until 2016 to try again. However, he doesn't sound all that enthused, saying: "My initial thought is no, to be perfectly honest. But I don't know if I can give you a complete answer on that." Hopefully he'll change his mind.
• UT-04: The AP is being ridiculous and has still refused to call the race in UT-04, where Dem Rep. Jim Matheson has a 2,646-vote lead over Mia Love, who in any event has conceded. So why are they holding off? Probably because there are some 43,000 provisional and mail ballots still left uncounted in Salt Lake County. But as UtahPolicy.com explains, there's no way for them to change the outcome: Love would need 63% of those ballots in order to win, but among votes already tallied in SLCo., she's only taken 44%. That's an impossible hurdle, which explains why Love conceded the race. But it doesn't explain why the AP is being so obstinate.
On a related note, the Salt Lake Tribune has a lengthy look inside Matheson's exceptionally improbable win. One important detail: Libertarian Jim Vein took over 5,700 votes—more than the margin between Matheson and Love. A Democratic group called UTE PAC spent $10K on calls to Republican voters, trying to convince them to support Vein instead of Love. It looks like that ratfucking paid off handsomely.
Other Races:
• State Leges: While some races are still undecided, the DLCC has done some preliminary math and they've concluded that Democrats have picked up a net of 170 state legislative seats nationwide. And if you haven't seen it yet, you'll also want to see their list of which chambers changed hands on Tuesday night.
And since we're on the subject, here's a new category to add to the DLCC's list: supermajorities broken. While Florida Democrats are still deep in the minority in both houses of the state legislature, they saw important gains on Tuesday night, and quite critically, those gains have erased the GOP's two-thirds majorities in both chambers. Also of note: Chris Dorworth, who was expected to become the next House speaker, appears to be on the verge of losing to an unheralded and underfunded Democratic challenger. While it would be an understatement to say there's an extremely long way to go before Democrats can even think about taking back power, at least this will put a few brakes on Republican extremism.
• WA Ballot: Great news! The AP has now called the contest for Washington state's same-sex marriage ballot measure for the good guys. Though there are votes still remaining to be counted, opponents have thrown in the towel. This means gay marriage supporters went an amazing four-for-four this cycle, approving marriage equality in Maryland and Maine as well, and also rejecting a ban in Minnesota.
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• Polltopia: We're sensing a new trend: newspapers hanging their own pollsters out to dry. One is the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, which published a story about how the pollsters basically got Pennsylvania right ... except for their very own pollster, Susquehanna (who almost single-handedly got susceptible people thinking that the Keystone State was competitive). That seems like basic CYA more than a stark callout, though, as Susquehanna is a Republican polling firm and the Tribune-Review is an explicitly right-wing paper.
The second incident seems more important, though: A much bigger and more serious paper, the Miami Herald, published a story giving its own much higher-profile and more seriously-regarded pollster, Mason-Dixon, the opportunity to address its final poll that gave Mitt Romney a 6-point lead in Florida on election eve. M-D's director, Brad Coker, goes ahead and blames Hurricane Sandy for screwing up his sample (which, of course, had nothing to do with Florida). Given the skepticism with which the Herald's article treats Coker's excuses, you've got to wonder whether Mason-Dixon (who were already sacked by the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 2010 after their woeful NV-Sen polling) will still be working for the paper next time. (David Jarman)


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What is Qwikipedia?
Ever been on Wikipedia to look up an article? More often than not, we start with one topic, click a few links and within no time are reading about something else. Qwikipedia is a game that tries to quench this curiosity in us.
The objective is to get to a particular wiki page, starting from a specific article, using minimal clicks. There is no single correct answer, so we might surprise ourselves by finding new routes each time!
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George H. W. Bush —> Kitesurfing
George H.W. Bush
George H.W. Bush is a prominent American politician who has served both as the Vice President(1981-1989) and the President of the United States(1989-93). This 88-year old Republican, is currently the oldest surviving former president.
After the Pearl Harbour was attacked in 1941, Bush got enrolled in the U. S. Navy on his 18th birthday and created history by becoming the youngest aviator at the time.
U.S. Navy
The United States Navy is part of the United States Armed Forces. It is also one of the seven uniformed services of the country. It has the credit of being both the largest navy in the world and the largest carrier fleet.
The constitution of the country has entitled the Congress to provide and maintain the navy. In the 1812 Quasi-War with France, the U.S Navy was victorious and drove the British forces off Lake Erie and Lake Champlain.
Lake Erie
Lake Erie is one of the Five Great Lakes of North America. It is surrounded by Ontario in the north, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York in the south and Michigan to the west.
This lake gets its name after the Eric tribe of the Native Americans. Lake Erie is a great source of hydroelectric power to Canada and the U.S. Kite surfing is becoming a very popular sport on this lake.
Kite Surfing
Kite surfing is a surface water sport which is also sometimes referred to as kite boarding. This sport combines the aspects of wakeboarding, windsurfing, surfing, paragliding and gymnastics.
A kitesurfer uses the power of the wind and a power kite to move across water on a kiteboard. The different styles of this sport are freestyle, freeride, downwinders, speed, wave-riding etc.
So the path that we have traversed today is:
George H.W. Bush —> U.S. Navy —> Lake Erie —> Kite Surfing
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ApplianceMaytag Dishwasher
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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installed the pin and spring and then installed the lid with the spring in the correct position to keep the lid open under slight spring pressure. The spring is not a compression spring but a torsion spring.
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Swipe, an Indian innovation centric mobile company has introduced a new series of Smartphone Fablets - The Swipe Konnect series. With a funding of 30 crore from Kalaari capital, Swipe telecommunications further leaves the audiences spoilt for choice with the introduction of Fablets (phablets).
So what is a Fablet? and what makes it different from a Tablet?
A Tablet is a mobile computer with a touch screen interface usually measuring 8.9 to 10 inches with display, circuitry and battery in a single unit. While a Fablet (Phablet) is a gadget combining the capabilities of both, a tablet and a smartphone but has a screen size of between 5 to 8 inches.
The first in the series of Swipe Konnect is the 'Swipe Konnect 5.0 Fablet', a fashionable and reasonably priced Fablet. The 5.0 weighs as light as 135 grams making it one of the lightest Fablets in the world and it has a 5'' screen making it compact and easy to fit in the hands of consumers. It is also one of the most attractive in the series with a sleek fully matte finished body.
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ApplianceGeneral Electric Range
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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Took out the original drip pans and set in replacements which I ordered in black enamel.Slipped right in and look great as the oven door glass is also black. Look like they came with the range.
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Daniel Merriam Pop Surrealism
Daniel Merriam is a highly regarded contemporary surrealist and is best known for his dry brush technique and gloriously imaginative style.
Tien dark pop-surrealism
Thai artist Supamas Taweechotipatr creates dark paintings with a pop-surrealist twist.
Logan Zillmer Photography
Carlos Solis – Classical Surrealism
Artist statement:
I tried to convey and stimulate the mythical and spiritual elements of visual expression. My passion in painting started with the magnificence elements of nature, fauna and flora, and it's natural beauty that involves it's selective conditions. For example, the majestic animals of the Amazon or Indians from Venezuela (Guajiros). However, I always try to expand my work to other areas of reality and with a spiritual meaning; therefore, I, occasionally, have the tendency to go from one extreme to another in order to explore, and show the ranges of styles and techniques by creating the most beautiful and delicate components of life to the most complex and strange art.
Fortunately, I have the pleasure and the opportunity to experience the richness of many cultures in South and North America, which allow me to expand my imagination even more; it also helps me to understand the differences and similarities of both worlds. My work reflects the distinctness of my artistic perception from those experiences, which provides vivid colors and physical details in order to make something visually pleasing, grotesque or unfamiliar to look at. Furthermore, I also try to create an awareness and express an opinion about our delicate habitat and lack of knowledge about cultural and racial diversity in S. America.
Artist statement:
Biodiversity of life is a part of development. Either by the results and effects of the natural genetic selection or by Biotechnology processes that was created by man are the evolutionary developmental biology (evo-devo), led to new forms of life. I was interested in the new life forms that will generate in the future, which my imaginations were aroused and also affected to my creativity of performances.
The Psycho Philosophy Shop
The door of the Psycho Philosophy Shop is ever so slightly ajar. A candle sheepishly melts amongst the dim shadows. The air reeks of thrifty old women and faded brass band yelps. Only the Lost frequent the merchandise, the Lost and the mistaken. Old things lye about, old things made of iron and wood, tossed in corners are piles of faded newspapers, oil paintings and rare children's books. A train goes past rattling the floorboards. A cricket scratches its legs next to an empty mousetrap. The darkness talks to itself. It mutters observations so out of date and of no consequence to nobody but somehow the door remains ajar. A breeze brings in a leaf; it skates along a pile of Steinberg drawings. Cold coffee sits next to defunct inventions and rambling plants. A cat snoozes, its master long gone. His mind vacant scratching at the artefacts of absurdity. He sits up. He is looking at you. And suddenly he says "oh a visitor welcome to the Psycho Philosophy Shop, where nothing is for sale but everything has a price."
Aof Smith : Reflection of Memories
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Wave House
Wave House is a short motion graphics video about inner peace. Enjoy!
It was a collaboration between Justin Vin, Igor Betenev, Julius Liubertas, Jonas Konstantinavičius, and John Black.
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technical director: Igor Betenev
animation: Julius Liubertas
lights & shading: Jonas Konstantinavičius
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most comfortable and price worthy way to reach COIMBATORE from COCHIN
I am from Maldives.
I need assistance in planning a medical trip to Coimbatore (Ganga Hospital) for my 4 year old daughters surgery.
Actually I am very much confused on how to plan the trip, because of my previous experience. My husband, my daughter and I went to Coimbatore this year in June. We flew to Chennai and from the airport we took a taxi to Coimbed Bus station, and then we went on Bus to Coimbatore. It took almost 12 hours :O. My daughter was on my lap most of the time and i had body pain for almost 2 days because of sitting on the chair for so long.
So this time I searched internet a bit to check on the nearest place to Coimbatore that I can fly to from Maldives. I got the idea that Cochin was nearest to Coimbatore.(According to Google Map its a journey of around 3 hours by car). So, I have confirmed our air tickets to Cochin for 21st November (next Wednesday).
We would arrive at Cochin in the evening around 15:30. This time My Mother will be accompanying my husband, me n my daughter.
Now, I would like your help in choosing the most convenient and price worthy way to reach Coimbatore from Cochin by road.
Should we hire a taxi or should we go for the bus or train?
I am finding it very difficult to convince my self that trains would be a good option, because of the fact that my daughter would be with me, and I haven't even seen how the inside of a train looks like. And, i get confused with all the different types of classes and every thing.
I am just very confused because I do not want the trip to be very tiring like the one before. I need to be in good health and perfectly fit and prepared for my daughters surgery when we reach there.
I hope to get great ideas from this forum.
Thank you.
Where is NAVAKKARAI / How to find Navakkarai?
This Tuesday I'm arriving in Coimbatore (by bus from Cochin) and need to go by Taxi to NAVAKKARAI (I go to SARANYA AYURVEDIC HOSPITAL
It is one of the branches of THE ARYA VAIDYA PHARMACY Ayurvedic hospital.
But when I type in NAVAKKARAI it is NOT found by Google maps.
I cannot find NAVAKKARAI on any map....does it have another name or what is NAVAKKARAI (so small village that it doesn't exist on maps)?
Thank you for any help an suggestions about getting from Coimbatore to NAVAKKARAI .
Thank you.
Coimbatore travels,cabs,car rentals??
Can anyone suggest me a good travels,cabs,car rentals company in coimbatore?
Hotel in coimabatore
Hotel ( Budget range from Rs.1100 to Rs 1350 must be safe and clean with attached toilets and easy to access the city).
Thirucy to coimbatore
This is the first time i coming to India with my wife for leisure purpose,
I need to the best mode of transport(afforable and convinient)
Since this is the first time i dont know the level of hospitality. im assuming is still like malaysia and i dont want to get cheated by the touts.
where should i get the bus ticket from thiruchy to coimbatore in thirucy
I need a first class coach with a/c, can anyone advise me on (mode of transport suggested, frequent of transport, journey time and estimated cost)
travelling from Coimbatore to Ooty
I and my wife ( we are 59 and 56 year old) will reach Coimbatore from Delhi by air around 1100 AM. We wish to go to Ooty, as early as possible, but on a reasonable budget (we are Indian middle class). We do not want to travel standing in buses. We need suggestions. Can I get a shared taxi at Coimbtore airport, which will take us directly to Ooty. If not, then are there shared taxis available from Coimbtore city. If yes then from which place in Coimbtore. How much these options will cost per person.
I also want advice on the quality of TTDC (Tamilnadu tourism) hotel at Ooty, where I have booked my accommodation for stay.
How to reach from Coimbatore to Kodaikanal
Hi All,
Can anybody tell ne how to reach from Coimbatore to Kodaiknal.
I will reach Coimbatore at around 6 PM and want to go to Kodaikanal, can anybody tell me how far is Kodaikanal from Coimbatore and how can I reach Kodaikanal from Coimbatore.
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More Than Numbers: Beyond American Christianity's 'Crisis'
Originally Posted: 05/19/2015 - 8:41am | Type: Blog
Many of the polarizing, divisive issues in the American church, such as gay marriage, abortion, and the death penalty, are being discussed by the global church outside the context of the binary lenses of the A ...
How to Use the Gift of Pentecost
Originally Posted: 05/18/2015 - 12:14pm | Type: Blog
A breakthrough act of the Holy Spirit today would be the biggest miracle ever, if that breakthrough made us lose our capacity to hate, discriminate, and oppress, and instead, work against economic, racial, sex ...
The Rise and Fall of American Christianity
Originally Posted: 05/15/2015 - 9:56am | Type: Blog
What Christians must understand — and accept — about these statistics is that religious data about a country doesn't accurately reflect its corporate actions pertaining to following Christ. ...
7.5 Million Americans Lost Their Religion Since 2012
Originally Posted: 03/13/2015 - 9:05am | Type: Blog
A new survey shows in stark relief that what some are calling the Great Decline of religion in America continues. A new survey shows in stark relief that what some are calling the ...
Thoughts on Lent From a Non-Churchgoer
Originally Posted: 02/23/2015 - 1:43pm | Type: Blog
Maybe it's because I don't go to church right now, or because I'm not in a spiritual community like I was before I moved cities. But for whatever reason, Lent came fast and unexpected, and something inside won ...
Why Are Religious Survey Results So Confusing?
Originally Posted: 11/18/2014 - 3:46pm | Type: Blog
Reading religion surveys can seem like confronting the Tower of Babel: stacked questions, confusing terms, unscientific methodology. It gets even crazier when results are contradictory. How does that happen? ...
Secularism Grows as More U.S. Christians Turn 'Churchless'
Originally Posted: 10/24/2014 - 1:53pm | Type: Blog
"We are far from becoming an atheist nation," he said. "There are tens of millions of active believers in America today. But the wall between the churched and the churchless is growing higher and more impenetr ...
The Evangelical Renaissance Is Over
Originally Posted: 06/09/2014 - 10:56am | Type: Press
June 8, 2014 Sojo in the News Steven Miller ...
Jesus Is A None: 5 Things Christians Need To Know About The "Nones"
Originally Posted: 03/19/2014 - 10:21am | Type: Press
March 18, 2014 Sojo in the News Christian Piatt ...
One Year In: The Joyful Surprise of Pope Francis
Originally Posted: 03/13/2014 - 3:07pm | Type: Blog
Pope Francis is right: it is not about him; it's about the Christ he follows. Everything Francis is saying and doing is aimed at pressing this question: Are Christians going to follow Jesus or not? ...
Behind the Numbers: Religious 'Nones' May Not Be Who You Think They Are
Originally Posted: 03/13/2014 - 11:43am | Type: Blog
In recent surveys, the religious "nones" — as in, "none of the above" — appear to lead in the faith marketplace. In fact, "none" could soon be the dominant label U.S. adults pick when asked to describe their r ...
What If I'm Not Sure What I Believe?
Originally Posted: 02/27/2014 - 10:48am | Type: Blog
The thing is, the way we think about Christianity in the modern context suggests that not knowing what you believe is a problem to be solved. But in my experience, the open-ended mystery and the eager "what's ...
The Power of None
Originally Posted: 02/11/2014 - 10:55am | Type: Blog
What does surprise me is our failure to see that affiliation with a traditional, God-centered religion is no longer the primary way that many Americans express their deeply rooted need for faith. ...
The Mazeways They Are A'chang'n ("None's") On The Rise)
Originally Posted: 02/04/2014 - 4:56pm | Type: Press
January 7, 2014 Sojo in the News Metacrock ...
In Pursuit of Wholeness
Originally Posted: 01/08/2014 - 10:28am | Type: Magazine Article
Bob Sabath Cynthia Bourgeault Cynthia Bourgeault explains how we can both seek social ...
'None' could be religion's new normal in Britain, USA
Originally Posted: 12/24/2013 - 12:18pm | Type: Blog
Just in time for Christmas, new statistics show "no religion is the new religion" in Great Britain, according to a study released Monday. Merry what? Just in time for Christmas, n ...
Breaking the Habits of Machismo
Originally Posted: 12/17/2013 - 10:55am | Type: Magazine Article
Michelle A. Gonzalez Some churches calling themselves Christian continue to act as if women are second-class citizens in the kingdom of G ...
Talking Taboo: The Christian 'Lean In'?
Originally Posted: 11/07/2013 - 10:04am | Type: Blog
In recently released Talking Taboo: American Christian Women Get Frank about Faith, edited by Erin Lane and Enuma Okoro, 40 women under age 40 write essays in, what Femmevangelical's blogger Rev. Jennifer Cru ...
Hispanics Increasingly Identify as 'Nones'
Originally Posted: 10/17/2013 - 4:01pm | Type: Blog
The number of Hispanic-Americans who say they adhere to no religion is growing and now rivals the number of Hispanic evangelicals, a new study has found. The number of Hispanic-Am ...
'Gravity' and the Unanswered Questions of Unbelief
Originally Posted: 10/07/2013 - 4:24pm | Type: Blog
Reviews of the new hit movie Gravity note that it's an unusually fine science fiction film. What they don't mention is that the main character represents an increasingly common theme in American religion: The ...
Meet the 'Nominals' Who Are Drifting From Judaism and Christianity
Originally Posted: 10/02/2013 - 4:45pm | Type: Blog
Meet the "Nominals" — people who claim a religious identity but may live it in name only. They're rarely at worship services and indifferent to doctrine. And they're surprisingly ...
Who's a Jew? Few American Jews Say It's a Matter of Belief
Originally Posted: 10/01/2013 - 8:57am | Type: Blog
In the most comprehensive study of American Jews in 12 years, a strong majority said being Jewish is mostly about ancestry or culture, not the religious practice of Judaism. WASHI ...
Religious Diversity is Increasing at the Office, and So Are Pitfalls
Originally Posted: 09/03/2013 - 11:47am | Type: Blog
The American workplace, like the rest of U.S. society, is becoming more religiously diverse and that is raising concerns about employer accommodations for believers — and increasing the odds for uncomfortable ...
Steve Jobs: Prophet of a New Religion
Originally Posted: 08/21/2013 - 8:55am | Type: Blog
The truth about Jobs and religion may be that, in this arena as in others, he was ahead of the cutting edge. The new movie about Steve Jobs is short on anything explicitly religio ...
Is the Growth of the Nonreligious Good or Bad? Americans are Divided
Originally Posted: 07/08/2013 - 12:13pm | Type: Blog
Nearly half of all Americans — 48 percent — say the growing number of nonreligious people is "bad for society," according to a poll conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. ...
My Country 'Tis of Thee: Evangelicals Score Highest on Patriotism
Originally Posted: 06/27/2013 - 11:06am | Type: Blog
When it comes to God and country, white evangelicals report the strongest levels of patriotic feelings in a new poll, with more than two-thirds (68 percent) saying they are extremely proud to be an American. ...
Christianity for Non-Christians
Originally Posted: 06/26/2013 - 6:54am | Type: Blog
There are lots of biases and assumptions about Christians out there, many of which are founded in real-life experience. ... But sometimes, if we're being honest, they're just wrong. And stupid. ...
The Christian Inferiority Complex
Originally Posted: 01/02/2014 - 5:26pm | Type: Blog
Many Christians have a confidence problem. They love Christ but are ashamed of everything associated with him. They want to be known as a Christian — just not that type of Christian. ...
Radical Theology: The New 'White' Religion?
Originally Posted: 04/29/2013 - 9:31am | Type: Blog
While we're busy navel-gazing and discussing the meaning of Nietzsche's "death of God," non-Anglo religious leaders were busy dealing with real-world problems right in front of them. ...
Christendom, Bias, and The End of Religion
Originally Posted: 04/16/2013 - 2:07pm | Type: Blog
Yesterday the Barna Group offered up a very interesting analysis of post-Christianity in the United States. But when we talk about the end of Christianity, which Christianity are we talking about? ...
A Year After Losing Faith, Atheist Pastor Finds a New Calling
Originally Posted: 10/01/2013 - 10:18am | Type: Blog
This Easter, Teresa MacBain will mark an anniversary that's uncommon for an ordained minister — her first year as an atheist. This Easter, Teresa MacBain will mark an anniversar ...
Meet the Nones: On the Brink
Originally Posted: 10/01/2013 - 10:19am | Type: Blog
Churches are crying out, "You need us! You don't think you do, but you really do!" The "nones" are shouting back, "I've got my own community, thank you very much, and it's way less hypocritical than yours!" Th ...
Christianity Without Arrogance
Originally Posted: 01/23/2013 - 4:39pm | Type: Blog
It might be that our first job in responding to the rise of the "Nones" is that we should stop creating so many of them through our own arrogance and our attempts to judge others (contrary to Christ& ...
Top 10 Stories of 2012
Originally Posted: 12/26/2012 - 12:15pm | Type: Blog
From the nuns to the "nones," religion dominated the headlines throughout 2012. Faith was a persistent theme in the presidential race, and moral and ethical questions surrounded budget debates, mass killings, ...
Unbelief Is Now the World's Third-Largest 'Religion'
Originally Posted: 12/19/2012 - 1:21pm | Type: Blog
A new report on global religious identity shows that while Christians and Muslims make up the two largest groups, those with no religious affiliation — including atheists and agnostics — are now the third-larg ...
The Case for Corporate Worship
Originally Posted: 11/20/2012 - 8:41am | Type: Blog
I empathize with people fleeing the local church. Churches can be battlefields instead of harbors, pits of condemnation or politics rather than wells of living water. But the endless search for something "new" ...
The 'Nones' Say 2012 Election Proves They are a Political Force
Originally Posted: 11/08/2012 - 5:59pm | Type: Blog
fter Tuesday's election, that may soon change. According to a Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life study released last month, "nones" — those who say they have no religious affiliation or do not believ ...
Meet the Nones: Spiritual But Not Religious
Originally Posted: 11/02/2012 - 1:35pm | Type: Blog
PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly has wrapped up its three-part new mini-series on the rise of the religiously unaffiliated. Editor's Note: Sojourners has launched ...
A Dissident None On The Rising Unaffiliated
Originally Posted: 10/25/2012 - 10:19am | Type: Blog
The truth is for most of my life I was a "none." I've only been a professing Christian for a very short time and I was not raised in any particular religious tradition at all. ...
Politics, Debates, and the Nones
Originally Posted: 02/06/2013 - 1:10pm | Type: Blog
It's no wonder that more and more people of faith are identifying as the "nones"— or none of above the when it comes to religious beliefs. Who wants to be associated with Christianity — Protestant, Evangelical ...
Obama's Biggest Religious Coalition? The Nones
Originally Posted: 10/23/2012 - 5:57pm | Type: Blog
The largest slice of President Barack Obama's religious coalition -- at 23 percent -- is not very religious. They're the "nones," also known as unaffiliated voters, according to a new American Values Survey ...
Tripp Hudgins' Busted Stuff: Abundant Life
Originally Posted: 10/24/2012 - 11:19am | Type: Blog
What do you have to say about "living abundantly"? How do you deal with anxiety when you think about the future of churches? What do you have to say about "living ...
Two Reasons I'm Not A 'None'
Originally Posted: 11/06/2012 - 5:23pm | Type: Blog
It's not surprising that a third of my peers say they are religiously unaffiliated. Our religious lives are too complex these days to fit in neat boxes with one-word labels. I may be a "Christian," but does t ...
Meet the Nones: Building Bridges Between Nones and Nuns
Originally Posted: 10/19/2012 - 6:07pm | Type: Blog
The label "none" lumps together atheists, agnostics, and, well, me. I am not an atheist. I might be kind of agnostic, but there really is just something about that Jesus guy. ...
Meet the Nones: From Pastor to Unaffiliated
Originally Posted: 10/19/2012 - 2:30pm | Type: Blog
The truth is I am one of growing number of people who choose not to affiliate with any organized religion. I am a "none," and my journey to "none" started a long before I left for seminary. ...
Meet the Nones: Politically Active
Originally Posted: 10/18/2012 - 4:01pm | Type: Blog
PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly has launched a new mini-series on the rise of the unaffiliated. Editor's Note: Sojourners has launched this new blog series to hel ...
Young Evangelicals and the 'Nones'
Originally Posted: 10/18/2012 - 1:02pm | Type: Blog
Young evangelicals are changing, and so is what it means to be an evangelical, or Christian at all, in our country today. And it is exactly the kind of Christianity that they are living out which might, just m ...
Meet the Nones: Pouring Out Love
Originally Posted: 10/17/2012 - 11:08am | Type: Blog
Whether there is a God or not, pouring as much love into the world as I can will leave the place better than I found it. And if there is a God who resembles what ancient humans set down in the Bible, so much t ...
Meet the Nones: PBS Takes a Closer Look (Part 1)
Originally Posted: 10/17/2012 - 12:29pm | Type: Blog
PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly has launched a new mini-series on the rise of the unaffiliated. PBS Religion & Ethics Newsweekly has launched a new mini-series on the ...
The Nones: Saving Perfection
Originally Posted: 10/15/2012 - 1:04pm | Type: Blog
We domesticate Jesus so easily when he's actually calling us to is something rather wild and unpredictable. Jesus is calling us to leave all of our security behind. Jesus is asking us to live with him and ...


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The world of Howler's sophomore album
By Zach McCormick
Haley Bonar, now an official Minneapolitan and old enough to partake of the whiskey without legal ramifications, performed for an attentive 400 Bar crowd last Saturday night. In a relaxed set, she showed off her muted but expressive new rhythm section of Adrian Suarez (drums) and Chris Morrissey (bass and spot-on harmony vocals). As usual, Bonar ran the gamut of moods, from seriously gloomy to deeply melancholy. Of course, it's romantic despair. A number of young lovers in the house seemed eager to respond to the world's anguish with actions also effective for propagating the species. I'm not always convinced by Bonar's quiet way of emoting or her boozy, dour narratives, but if talent is rewarded, her songcraft and gorgeous voice will make her some decent money someday. (Historical evidence suggests that talent isn't necessarily rewarded.) Highlights from the gig included the lilting "Drinking Again," played better than it was on 2002's The Size of Planets album, and a short new Emmylou Harris-gets-hitched-to-Elliott Smith tune called "Give It Up," on which Suarez's snare threatened to engulf Bonar's cool electric piano part, while Bonar's atypically sprightly melody and rhythm threatened to move some feet. A cover of "Polly," Nirvana's ham-handed Nevermind drama, was well received.
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