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Jim Goddard, Innovation Director, Nike
Bio coming soon.
Board Members
Michelle Harvey, Senior Project Manager, Environmental Defense Fund
Michelle Mauthe Harvey co-leads Environmental Defense Fund's on-site partnership with Walmart in Bentonville, AR advancing sustainable business practices throughout its operations and supply chain. She is one of two staff members responsible for opening the new Arkansas office.
Michelle's primary areas of responsibility include chemicals, alternative energy, human and environment interactions, sustainability training for Walmart buyers, sustainable forestry, agriculture and seafood, carbon life cycle inventory and analysis, and facilitating strategic coordination among environmental organizations engaged with Walmart. She also serves on the EDF Diversity Committee.
Kate Heiny, Senior Group Manager of Sustainability, Target
Kate Heiny is the Senior Group Manager of Sustainability for Target, a Fortune 50 company that has more than 1,700 stores in 49 states. She leads the enterprise-wide sustainability strategy for Target, including operational innovation, public policy and business integration. She was ranked #73 on ETHISPHERE Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics in 2010.
Prior to Target, she was a consultant with environmental consulting firms on the east coast. She earned her B.A. in Environmental Studies and M.S. in Environmental Science from Tulane University and her M.B.A. from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.
Peter Iliopoulos, CPA, CA
Senior Vice-President, Public and Corporate Affairs, Gildan Activewear Inc.
Peter Iliopoulos joined Gildan as the head of its taxation department in July 2002 and has since assumed additional responsibilities, including the overall management of the governmental affairs, customs and duties, corporate social responsibility and human resources functions. Prior to joining Gildan, Peter previously held similar head of tax positions with a publicly traded company in the manufacturing industry as well as a mutual fund company. Mr. Iliopoulos is a member of the Quebec Order of Chartered Professional Accountants and obtained a Bachelor of Commerce degree and Graduate Diploma in Public Accountancy from McGill University. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the National Council of Textile Organizations.
Bernhard Kiehl, Fabrics Division Sustainability, W.L. Gore & Associates
Bernhard Kiehl has led the sustainability program of the Fabrics Division of W.L. Gore & Associates since 2009. He is currently located at Gore's facilities in Elkton, Maryland. Before that, Bernhard worked as the product specialist for Gore's global GORE® Cover business which provides a leading composting technology for organic wastes. Prior to that he was responsible for Gore's environmental, health and safety program in Germany. Bernhard started his professional career 1993 at the Bavarian Environmental Protection Agency. Bernhard enjoys hiking, skiing and riding his motorbike and lives with his family in Newark, Delaware.
Punit Lalbhai, Executive Director, Arvind Mills
Bio coming soon.
Anderson Lee, Vice Chairman, Sustainable Fashion Business Consortium (SFBC)
Anderson Lee is the Business Director of the Hong Kong Non-Woven Group; Business Director of Hong Kong Bonding Fabric Co. Ltd; CEO of Pinneco Research Limited; Vice Chairman of the Sustainable Fashion Business Consortium (SFBC); Executive Committee Member/Director of the Hong Kong Intimate Apparel Industries' Association (HKIAIA); Convenor in the Fashion Industry Development Committee of the HKSAR Legislative Council (FIDC); General Committee Member of The Textile Council (TC), A Board Member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition(SAC); Sustainability Working Group Voting Member of the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA); Compliance Committee of the Global Apparel, Footwear and Textiles Industry (GAFTI); steering member of the Global Recycle Standard; speaker at CCBF's and China Water Risk's 2°C+ Water and Prime Source Forum; and international judge of EcoChic Design Awards 2012 and 2013.
Maritha Lorenzton, Social Sustainability Coordinator, H&M
Maritha Lorentzon has worked at H&M since 1982. She has been part of H&M Sustainability Department since 1998, and primarily been responsible for developing the social auditing program for H&M's supply chain. Recently her focus has changed to coordinate H&M's memberships and partnerships in various global organizations such as Better Work, FLA, SAC etc and represent H&M at various global forum. Prior to that Maritha worked as a buyer at H&M, Young Division, and thereafter posted in H&M production office in Hong Kong, responsible for production planning in various Asian countries.
Rick Ridgeway, VP of Environmental Initiatives and Special Media Projects, Patagonia
Rick Ridgeway is Patagonia's Vice President of Environmental Initiatives. Rick and his team implement the second two of the company's three-part mission statement "to make the best product, cause no unnecessary harm, and use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis". He oversees the company's environmental grant-making, internal and external environmental education, and environmental initiatives including Freedom to Roam, a partnership with the World Wildlife Fund to protect for wildlife cores and corridors, the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, over 60 of the world's largest apparel and footwear companies working to develop standardized tools to measure sustainability, and Common Threads, a partnership with customers to take mutual responsibility for the full life-cycle of apparel and footwear.
Before joining Patagonia, Rick was owner/president of Adventure Photo & Film, a leading stock photo and film agency. In addition, Rick is recognized as one of the world's foremost mountaineers. With three companions he was the first American to summit K2, considered the hardest mountain in the world to climb, and he has done other significant climbs and explorations on all continents. He has produced and directed many adventure shows for television, his magazine articles have appeared in Outside, National Geographic, and he is the author of six books, including Seven Summits, The Shadow of Kilimanjaro and Below Another Sky. National Geographic honored him with its "Lifetime Achievement in Adventure" award. Rick lives with his wife in Ojai, California, and they have three grown children.
Amy Roberts, Director of Sustainability, Mountain Equipment Co-Op
Amy Roberts is Director of Sustainability at Mountain Equipment Co-op where she directs the Canadian outdoor retailer's commitment to Corporate and Product Sustainability. Prior to joining MEC, Roberts worked for 6 years as Vice President of Government Affairs for Outdoor Industry Association where she managed the outdoor industry's lobbying efforts focused on trade and recreation policy as well as the preservation of wild places to play. During her time at OIA, Amy also facilitated the development of the outdoor industry's Eco Index, a tool to measure the environmental footprint of products. That effort has grown in size and is now known as the HIGG Index under the Sustainable Apparel Coalition. Roberts has a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Missouri and has worked as journalist, on political campaigns and served as press secretary to the governor of Idaho. She also spent six years as Director of Government Affairs for Micron Technology.


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Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, headquartered at Griffith, undertakes internationally collaborative research to inform and drive local and global policy and practice to strengthen security and wellbeing.
Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance is leading the way with violence prevention studies. The Centre, originally established with ARC funding, is also studying justice modelling and innovative justice systems and processes.
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Before the state fundraising moratorium in December, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott told donors that he would run for governor in 2014, according to a report by the ABC affiliate in Dallas. Republican Gov. Rick Perry has not yet revealed whether he will run for reelection. From WFAA:
A Republican source who knows of fundraising activity at this level told News 8 that, ahead of that December deadline, Abbott told big donors eager to back him in a run for governor that he would.
When asked for a reaction Thursday by KVUE-TV in Austin, Perry recalled the last prominent Republican to challenge him in a primary.
"Sen. Hutchison also announced that she was going to run for governor back in 2009 so everybody gets the freedom to do that," Perry said of the just retired senator he easily beat in 2010. "I'm real focused, which I hope the General is, too, on this legislative session."
But Perry could be significantly behind in the money race by mid-year.
At the midpoint of 2012, Abbott already had $14.5 million on hand, according to the finance records he's filed with the Texas Ethics Commission. Perry has just $3.4 million.
Asked if Abbott assured large donors he'll run, Texans for Greg Abbott Campaign spokesman Eric Bearse wrote in a statement, "General Abbott has not made any announcements or decisions other than to vigorously serve the people of Texas. As Gen. Abbott previously remarked in a press conference, political decisions can wait until after the session. In the meantime, he is focused on taking care of the business of the people of Texas."
Texas Republicans have long considered Abbott to be Perry's natural successor; the obvious question now is whether Abbott will have to wrest that mantle from the incumbent. Abbott would bring some of the same positives as Perry to a Republican primary. While Perry made a name for himself inveighing against the federal government, Abbott has taken the lead on that front over the past few years as the point man for Texas's struggle to implement its redistricting plan and its voter ID law, both of which were successfully opposed so far by the Justice Department and federal courts.
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Every now and then we like to take a break from all the words and just post some numbers. And some words describing the numbers, as otherwise it would just be a whole bunch of numbers with no context, which would be really weird. Big Numbers is a weekly feature on Pass it to Bulis in which we identify the numbers and statistics that really matter or, frequently, the ones that don't matter at all but are still pretty interesting.
91 | Points for Teemu Selanne in 77 career games against the Vancouver Canucks. That's the highest points-per-game for Selanne against any Western Conference opponent in his career. He'll be in town tonight for his final game in Vancouver, unless the Canucks somehow beat the odds and make the playoffs.
0.0315% | The Canucks current chance to make the playoffs according to Sports Club Stats. So, yeah, this is the last chance to see Teemu Selanne in Vancouver.
2.7% | The Canucks current chance to get the first overall pick in the draft lottery. As you can see, it's far more likely that the Canucks get the first overall pick than they make the playoffs.
78 | Games played for Jason Garrison, leading the Canucks. If he can stay healthy through the Canucks' remaining 4 games, he'll be the only player to appear in every game this season.
8 | Points for Zack Kassian in his last 6 games, bringing him up to 27 on the season. That's more points than Daniel Briere, Dustin Brown, and Teemu Selanne, but still one fewer than Mike Santorelli, who remains 6th on the Canucks in points despite not playing since January 16th.
1.84 | Kassian's points per 60 minutes, which is second on the Canucks behind Henrik Sedin. You have to wonder if Kassian would have a lot more points this season if he had averaged more than 12:47 per game in ice time.
14 | Kassian's assists this season. His assist against the Kings on Saturday gave him more assists than goals for the first time this season, which seems insane given how well he passes the puck when he's on his game.
+11 | Dan Hamhuis's penalty differential this season leading both the Canucks (tied with Daniel Sedin) and all NHL defencemen. It is incredibly difficult for a defenceman to avoid taking penalties, but Hamhuis has just 12 minor penalties this season while drawing 23. He's one of just 28 defencemen to have a positive penalty differential while playing at least 40 games.
24:04 | Hamhuis's team-leading ice time, which makes his penalty differential all the more impressive. He also has positive puck possession while starting more shifts in the defensive zone and facing tougher competition than any other Canucks defenceman.
60 | The number of goals the Canucks have scored with Hamhuis on the ice at 5-on-5, leading all Canucks by 13 goals. That's also good for 11th in the league among defencemen, making it particularly impressive considering the Canucks overall scoring troubles. His personal offensive numbers may down from the last couple seasons, but Hamhuis is actually having a very solid year.
3.9 | The Canucks' shooting percentage when Alex Edler is on the ice at 5-on-5, which isn't just the worst on the Canucks, but is also the worst among all NHL defencemen. If you're looking for the main reason why Edler is tied for the worst +/- in the league among defencemen, this is it. If his on-ice shooting percentage was closer to the 7.2% from last season or 7.5% from the season before, his +/- would be close to even.
182 | The number of goals the Canucks have scored this season. They have 4 games to score 10 goals; otherwise, the Canucks will set a franchise low for goals scored in a non-lockout year. Their current record low was 192 goals in 1998-99. The Canucks finished last in the Western Conference that season and, after a series of trades, selected Daniel and Henrik Sedin with the second and third overall picks in the following draft.Tags: Big Numbers, Dan Hamhuis, Zack Kassian
Yes if Kassian played more with a bona fida 3rd line centre rather than Richards, and if Booth had had a little more puck luck (or just shooting skill (Hockey shooting skill that is) (are you allowed to put brackets between brackets?))) his assists would be higher. Don't get me wrong, Richards is a great 4th line centre and great on the penalty kill, but not exactly an offensive genius. I am actually somewhat optimistic about Kassian next year, which is saying a lot from me. Now if he just wouldn't injure anyone for a while…….
So are we showcasing Hamhuis to trade him? Just kidding!
re: "You have to wonder if Kassian would have a lot more points this season if he had averaged more than 12:47 per game in ice time."
Unaccustomed as I am to being a contrarian, I will give it a go.
Specifically, the only reason that ZK has evolved into a scoring role is BECAUSE he was only playing 12:47 per game. That is, he watched and learned from the bench. He may be the only Nuck to actually benefit from Torts' short stay in Vancouver……Had he been given MORE ice time earlier this season, I believe he would have been messing up more and stapled to the bench or worse.
The more I see of this very young "man-child" the more I believe he will blossom into a genuine 2nd line RW-er; a rare combo of grit and "hands"……I say 2nd line as the nux are likely to go after a top flight right winger (can you say Vanek?) to make the Sedin's a pure scoring line and to recoup the money they just spent for the next 4 years of Sedinery. (with all respect to AB)
Glad to see the patience with ZK paying off……here's hoping it continues for many more years.
It all depends on whether the Canucks trade Ryan Kesler and/or use a compliance buyout David Booth. If they do both, that's an extra $9.25 million in capspace in addition to whatever space they already have, not counting whatever player(s) come back in a Kesler deal. At that point, they can sign whatever big name free agent they want.
I personally think the Canucks should keep both Kesler and Booth, simply because I'm not overly thrilled with the free agent options out there, but if they want to sign someone like Vanek, Stastny, Cammalleri, or Hemsky, they can certainly do it. I wouldn't mind Hemsky, actually, but only if they keep Kesler.
Undervalued and overpaid. Rare combination.
I think there's a scenario where the Canucks could keep both Kesler and Booth and sign Ales Hemsky, who is the type of playmaking winger that it seems Kesler needs, but it would take some wheeling and dealing around the edges to make sure there's enough room and it depends on how much Hemsky wants and whether he wants to come back to the Western Conference.
I'd agree with you completely, prior to the Olympics. He had played on the 3rd line for most of this season because that is where he belonged. And his development was without a doubt better for it. That said, I really have to question why he is still playing there now. The way he has played the last month or so, surely he has earned a promotion to the 2nd line. And just imagine what he could do playing with Burr and Kesler instead Booth and Richardson.
I don't know, I'm not sure one can necessarily project his current production onto another line and assume it will improve due to the linemates being better players. That line Kassian is on seems to play really well together and I'd be wary of breaking it up. I'm no coach but I think solid lines that stay together long enough to start working well together are a good thing of which this team has had far too little.


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SARANAC LAKE - The Adirondack Medical Center last week announced that it will limit inpatient visitors to healthy adults at least 18 years of age or older.
According to AMC spokesman Joe Riccio, hospital officials are taking steps to stop the spread of respiratory illness at its inpatient facilities. As a result, children 17-years-old and younger are being asked to refrain from visiting patients.
Riccio said the 17-and-under age group tend to travel where respiratory illness is most common.
"Especially students in school," he said. "The younger groups, like little kids who touch a lot of things and put things in their mouth; that was the main reason why we made the decision. Obviously, the seasonal flu and H1N1 are getting a lot of attention this year."
Rather than visit patients in person, AMC is encouraging sick individuals and youngsters to send cards and make phone calls to their loved ones.
Gift cards can be sent electronically via AMC's website by logging onto www.amcCares.org and click "sending a greeting card" button.
Riccio notes that the hospital understands how important a visit from a relative or friend is during the recovery process. In certain instances, hospital employees may make exceptions.
"For example, if a couple has a new baby and they want their children to see their new brother or sister, we're going look at the situation on a case-by-case basis," Riccio said.
The preventive measure went into effect on September 17 and will remain in effect until further notice. Anyone who feels ill is asked to stay away from the hospital; specifically inpatient areas.
"We understand and appreciate the public's patience at this time," Riccio said. "People come to the hospital to get better and we want to encourage that type of environment."
Individuals with any of the following symptoms should avoid visiting patients: fever, active cough, sore throat, runny nose, nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea. Visitors should also use the Cal Stat alcohol hand rub to clean their hands as they enter and leave patient's room.
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In 2001: Listed as the backup at free safety heading into 2001 preseason camp, he fractured his ulna during two-a-days and underwent surgery ... Came back at mid-season, then suffered a sprained ankle versus Duke that kept him sidelined another two weeks.
In 2000: Appeared in eight games, mostly on special teams... Saw action from scrimmage versus SMU, Florida State and Virginia ... Missed the first two games of the season with an ankle injury ... Missed all of 2000 spring workouts with an MCL sprain, he underwent arthroscopic surgery in April of 2000 ... Can do 73 dips, the third-best mark on the team.
In 1999: Saw action in seven games, mainly on special teams ... His 115 special teams plays was one of the top marks on the team ... In on 18 snaps from scrimmage, he had six tackles in plays from scrimmage, four on special teams ... Redshirted the 1998 season.
Prep: Ranked among Texas' top 100 prospects by the Dallas Morning News... Named to the Houston Chronicle's top 100 players in Texas list... Named All-Galveston County by the Galveston Daily News... Named to the All-Bay Area team by the Texas City Sun... Honorable mention all-district (4-A) as a senior after earning second-team all-district honors as a junior... Played quarterback and led his team to its third straight state 4-A championship under Coach Allen Weddell... Threw for 1,327 yards and 11 touchdowns in '97... Did not play defense as a junior or senior, but lined up at corner as a sophomore ... Majoring in parks, recreation and tourism management ... Born 12/31/79.
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Imagine sailing along a coastline in good conditions. Suddenly fog, thicker than pea-soup or New England chowder cloaks your boat beneath a shroud of mist. Shoals pockmark the sailing route to starboard. Discover two ways to use your GPS to avoid grounding or damage to your hull, keel, rudder or propeller.
Separate circles
Set a waypoint into your GPS to mark nearby navigational dangers. Your nautical GPS will allow you to scribe an electronic 'circle' with a pre-determined radius. Enter this radius in tenths of a nautical mile. Touch the circle as you sail by and an alarm will sound. Make that circle radius large enough to give yourself time to sail toward safer water. Follow these easy sailing tips to discover two ways to do this:
Program Separate GPS Proximity Circles of Safety (image above):
1. Scan the sailing route to port, starboard and ahead. Look for rocks, wrecks, underwater obstructions (i.e. piles, stumps, dumping grounds, fish havens). Highlight each hazard on the chart or plotter screen. Use any color except red or yellow (both are difficult to see under red night lights). Now you will be able to spot the hazards at-a-glance in any weather, day or night.
2. Mark the center of each separate shoal or hazard with a waypoint. Label the waypoints with an alphanumeric character for easy identification and cross-reference with your GPS (i.e. H-1, H-2, H-3). Enter the latitude and longitude into your GPS. Measure again to make sure that no number has been transposed.
3. Determine a safe radius from each waypoint that will clear the hazard plus allow a margin of safety. Note in the illustration, we have determined a one nautical mile radius for each danger circle. You may find that some hazards require more or less. Allow a large margin of safety so that you have time to head up, bear away, tack or jibe as required to sail for safer water.
4. Enter this radius into your GPS 'distance to waypoint' function. It may have a different name, but will give you the option to enter a radius in nautical miles and tenths of a nautical mile. Your GPS alarm will trigger if you touch the edge of this virtual 'circle'. If your unit allows just one waypoint alarm at a time, choose that waypoint that represents the greatest threat to sailing safety. Reset the alarm to trigger at the next waypoint after you pass the first one.
5. Log your information. Whatever you have entered into the GPS, write down into the navigation log for future reference. Include waypoint name, description, latitude and longitude, and safety radius entered for each separate hazard. Now, if your GPS fails, you can enter the info into an alternate secondary GPS (or other device) in just a few minutes.
Program Single GPS Proximity Circles of Safety
1. Scan the sailing route to port, starboard and ahead as described earlier. Highlight rocks, wrecks, underwater obstructions (i.e. piles, stumps, dumping grounds, fish havens).
2. Estimate the approximate center of the cluster of dangers (see illustration). Give your waypoint an alpha-numeric name. Enter the latitude and longitude into your GPS. Measure again to make sure that no number was transposed or an error was made when measured.
Scribe a circle that encompasses all hazards. Adjust this circle so that you have a generous amount of room to take action. If your GPS alarms, you want plenty of time to head up, bear away, tack or jibe as needed to sail for deeper water. Enter this radius into your GPS and set the alarm.
3. Make a log entry into your ship's navigation log as described above. This will save you time and effort in case your GPS or plotter loses data. That way, you can transfer the information fast and easy to a backup plotter or GPS in just a matter of minutes.
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Recipe by Doreen
"A whole fryer chicken, marinated and coated in egg, milk and seasoned flour, then fried until extra crispy! Reported to have the extra crispy chicken taste and texture of a famous restaurant chain chicken."
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4 cups
1 tablespoon
1/2 teaspoon
monosodium glutamate
1 (4 pound)
whole chicken, cut into pieces
4 cups
oil for deep frying
egg, beaten
1 cup
2 cups
all-purpose flour
2 1/2 teaspoons
3/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
3/4 teaspoon
monosodium glutamate
I've never made fried chicken before, and this was just what I was looking for! I always marinate poultry in a salt water solution before I make it (big difference, much more juicy), so I knew Doreen knew what she was talking about. Thank you for such a nice recipe!
Tried this recipe to see if I would like it better than mine. This is not a bad recipe I just will be sticking to mine in the future.
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I tried it today. It was so good. Instead of dipping the chicken to the flour for the first time, I shook it in a brown bag. For a kick, I added some creole seasoning and chili powder to the flour mixture. Since I don't have a deep fryer or meat thermometer, I cooked the chicken in medium heat for the first two minutes and low heat for the rest. The salt water marination and msg really did the trick! kudos.
This was great! I tried it last night and this is a keeper. Crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. I did omit MSG and added more seasoning. Thanks for posting!
The marinade really made a difference-the chicken was extra tender. Actually the whole cooking method was great. The only addition I made was to the spices; I increased the pepper and added 1 teas. each of paprika, garlic powder, dry mustard and poultry seasoning. No matter how you like your chicken seasoned and breaded, the marinade will make a difference. Yum!
I really liked this recipe. I find leaving the chicken to brine overnight in the fridge works better than just 20 minutes, but 20 minutes will do if you're short on time. I added a few more spices to the mix as other reviewers did. Also omitted the msg. Beautiful! Will mnake this again.
Very good, I did add a lot more seasonings to my flour. I always drain fried food on a rack because the bottom can get soggy if drained on a paper towel.
My family loved the chicken. I had to adjust the times for some of it,But it was a hit. Thank you.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Restaurant-Style Extra Crispy Chicken
Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 774
Calories from Fat: 379
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Economic arguments on both sides of the Sunday sales debateFebruary 4th, 2013 at 4:35 pm by Jim Shella under Jim Shella's Political Blog
The biggest fight of the week in the Indiana General Assembly is the upcoming battle over Sunday liquor sales. A few things have changed since the issue was last considered starting with the fact that, while 12 states still ban alcohol sales altogether on Sunday, Indiana is now the last state where you can get a drink in a bar or restaurant, but you can't take it home.
That's why Shelbyville Republican Sean Eberhart is seeking change. "I think it's a silly argument that we allow it to be consumed and then allow people to drive home," says Rep. Eberhart, "but we don't allow people to take it home and more safely consume it."
Many consumers don't understand, but liquor store owners don't want change. "Our argument is not a soundbite argument," says Ray Cox of Elite Beverages. "It's not as easy as "convenience" and "why not?'" They say Sunday sales would put some of them out of business and cost jobs. They believe the public is on their side. "We would become one of 5 or 6 states in the country which would have the most liberal alcohol laws," says lobbyist John Livengood, "and we know that's not what Hoosier voters want."
On the other side of the argument are the big box stores and grocery stores who are open 7 days a week. "Sunday is the second busiest shopping day of the week," says Grant Monahan of the Indiana Retail Council. "People want to do all of their shopping at one time. They want the convenience of that."
The arguments will be made in a House committee hearing on Wednesday. Also new this year is the fact that the Indiana Chamber of Commerce is weighing in. It now supports Sunday sales and the conglomerates who are seeking the change. They believe that jobs are lost when thousands of Hoosiers go to surrounding states to make Sunday purchases.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Magician David Copperfield has purchased a newly discovered audiotape of a Martin Luther King Jr. interview and is donating it to the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis.
Copperfield told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he purchased the 1960 tape this week from New York-based collector and broker Keya Morgan, who acquired it from a Chattanooga man.
The clear audio recording includes King discussing the importance of the civil rights movement, his definition of nonviolence and his visit to Africa.
Copperfield said he purchased the recording because he didn't want it to be hoarded away but shared with people to promote King's message of nonviolence. He didn't disclose the price, but Morgan appraised the tape at $100,000.
The museum is at the site where King was assassinated in 1968.
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Far and away the best burger in NYC...and probably anywhere else.
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I visited Corner Bistro a couple of weeks ago after reading many great reviews about this place. I was disappointed! This is probably the most overrated place I've ever eaten. The burger is small and the taste and quality is so so. The place is old and unclean. I don't know what is the big fuss about this place, and why people rave about this place.
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I am sitting here craving this so bad I might just die. It is so delicious, Juicy red meat, oozy goozy American cheese! Yummm! Order it loaded with extra pickles. Stella in a big mug. I hate the lines. I live right outside and am always discouraged with the people, it's like 'go back to Murray Hill'!
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The burgers are epic, the staff ain't the kindest...if you can put up with waiting forever and being treated poorly then go for it. They really do make a righteous burger.
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I went around 5:30 which was perfect. I was alone and didn't feel bad taking up a table. By 6:15 the line was out the door and I forgot about that second glass of wine. I also forgot about the special order of mayo on the side but that was OK: the burger didn't need it. I had it "dry" and couldn't tell the difference. The flavor was so good I'm wondering how they got it that way! And so cheap. Only problem is the popularity and the line. Go early, go late or be patient.
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Monthly pilgrimage required to this mecca of quality beef and cheap beer. $2 McSorley's draft beer! One of the best burges anywhere, including Chicago and Philly. Staff does as good as they can considering how noisy and crowded this place gets. Do yourself and your waiter a favor and go early on a weekday.
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Terrell Suggs and Haloti Ngata will play a large role in how good the Ravens are defensively in 2013.
Hampered by injuries, neither Suggs nor Ngata had stellar years individually in 2012, yet the Ravens won the Super Bowl. The Ravens will need more from Suggs at outside linebacker and from Ngata at defensive tackle, if they are to lead a defense that has made numerous personnel changes.
NFL Network analyst Jamie Dukes has tagged Suggs and Ngata as two defensive players "under fire'' heading into next season. Dukes believes that Suggs needs to become the Ravens' defensive leader now that Ray Lewis has retired, and Ed Reed has departed to the Texans.
"This guy's been a great player in this league, no question about it," Dukes said on "NFL AM." "But the reason the heat is on Sizzle (Suggs) is because he's going to now have to fill that void left by Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, as the leader of the Baltimore Ravens' defense. In addition to doing things on the field…he's also going to have to find ways to make sure he rallies that defense. One of the great things that Ed and Ray did – they were there to get players where they needed to be. That's what I'm looking for out of Sizzle. Somebody's got to fill that void."
Dukes said that Ngata must play at a higher level to warrant being one of the league's top-paid defensive players. Ngata is in the third year of a five-year, $61 million contract.
"What does this league do?," Dukes said. "We give guys these big contracts, but we look to find reasons to have them renegotiate their contract."
With training camp starting this week, both Suggs and Ngata have already shown they are rising to the challenge. Suggs, who is 30 years old, reported to minicamp in great shape, and looked fully recovered from last year's Achilles injury. Ngata, who is 29 years old, said at minicamp that he and Suggs had talked about competing for the league's Defensive Player of the Year Award.
Both Suggs and Ngata have enjoyed dominant seasons in the past. The Ravens are hoping they will rise to that level again in 2013.


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It wasn't exactly the 12 Hours of Sebring, but the cars ran well into the night at Sebring International Raceway on Friday. On the final day of a two-day private testing session attended by a number of teams, the track was open to cars until 9 p.m., giving them the opportunity to simulate the 12-hour endurance classic if they desired.
The testing session was also a time for debuts, as several teams had new cars out at the track, with the BMW Z4 GTE one of the most anticipated, as the team's factory drivers took turns putting the car through the paces.
Another debut was the Porsche 991 RSR GTE, which will be driven in the 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship and is expected to compete in the United States in 2014 after the merger between the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón and GRAND-AM Road Racing.
Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports were heavily involved in the testing with several cars, as well as his Cooper Tires Prototypes Lites car, which saw CORE autosport driver Colin Braun helping out with the driving duties.
Tucker has yet to officially confirm that he will be back to defend his 2012 LPM2 title, although he did previously say that he would come back if there was competition in the P2 class—which came in the shape of Extreme Speed Motorsports' decision to abandon the GT class and make the move to LMP2.
"Hopefully Level 5 sticks around and runs and I'm hearing there might be somebody else in the class as well," said Extreme Speed Motorsports owner/driver Scott Sharp.
When ESM made the decision to switch to the LMP2 class, Sharp spoke to Tucker about possibly purchasing his cars.
"We had a couple of conversations to see what he wanted to do," Sharp said. "It sounded like he wanted to keep his, but luckily it all worked out."
ESM bought one HPD ARX-03b from Enzo Potolicchio, which was used by Starworks Motorsports, and had that car at the test. A brand new car was purchased from Honda.
Greaves Motorsport had earlier announced its intention to compete in the LMP2 class at Sebring with its Zytek Z11SN-Nissan and on Monday announced a driver-line-up of Christian Zugel, Tom Kimber-Smith and Eric Lux.
Porsche was well-represented at the test, with both Team Falken Tire and Paul Miller Racing on hand with their GT cars. Porsche factory drivers Wolf Henzler (Falken) and Marco Holzer (Miller) were present to get some time in their respective cars, as Porsche factory drivers were unable to attend the official Sebring Winter Test earlier in the month.
The two returning teams from last year's LMP1 class, Dyson Racing and Muscle Milk Racing, were on hand, as was Dempsey/Del Piero Racing with the team's two Porsche GTC cars.
The official Sebring entry list is expected to be released today, although the field has slowly been taking shape over the past few months. If each team that has stated its intention to compete in the 12 Hours of Sebring follows through, there will be approximately 40 cars on the starting grid.


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The Code of Good Practice for NGOs Responding to HIV/AIDS defines the involvement of people living with HIV (PLHIV) and affected communities as a specific expression of the right to active, free and meaningful participation in all aspects of the HIV and AIDS response. This self-assessment checklist will help you assess the degree to which your organisation is successfully implementing these principles. The questions are designed to be thinking points/guidelines to help you identify areas that are already at a 'good practice' level, and areas that need to be developed and strengthened.
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Artists » Loco Dice
Every so often a DJ or producer comes along who inspires the collective imagination. If you've seen Loco Dice perform at his ten-year-long Tribehouse residency in his hometown Düsseldorf, or at DC-10 in Ibiza (from '02-'06), you will have clicked to this. Loco Dice is someone who can puzzle together intangible moods with a direct approach. Via his DJ sets or his productions on labels like Minus, Cadenza, Ovum, Four Twenty and Cocoon...
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Video:Types of Jewelry for Genital Piercingwith Alex
Genital piercings can be done in a variety of styles with many options for jewelry. Learn more about genital piercings and which types of jewelry are suited for them.See Transcript
Transcript:Types of Jewelry for Genital PiercingMy name is Alex here at Red Rocket Tattoos in New York City with About.com and today we're going to cover some different types of jewelry for genital piercings.
Styles Vary for Male and Female Genital PiercingsGenital piercings, whether male or female, vary as far as positioning and you have various options where exactly you want to place them. With female genital piercing, on the other hand, if it's horizontal you pretty much go for a captive-bead ring, if its vertical a barbell tends to sit best. So it just depends on anatomy and how it can vary in sizes. For men as far as genital piercings go, you can have prince alberts, apadravya, ampallang, didos, frenums, so for frenum piercing you would typically go for a straight barbell. You could do something small, some people work their way up. With apidravia piercings or ampallangs, there is usually a straight barbell going through the urethra.
Sizes can vary on length and thickness of your jewelry. This is a receiving tube which is a typical tool used for the Prince Alberts, vertical hoods, it's just to make sure it captures the needle and doesn't puncture anywhere else. Same thing with the clamp itself, what this does is it actually grips the tissue, so that way you hit exactly where you're supposed to.
Genitals Piercings Should Be Left In While CleaningIn general cleaning is all the same, you definitely want a sterile saline mixture or sea salt mixture, and an anti-microbial soap, preferably with no perfumes and alcohol. Most piercing shops or professional shops have this. Just make sure to leave your piercing in while you're cleaning. Do not attempt to remove it at all. You generally clean around your piercing, especially if it's new, it will close completely and you can cause damage as far as inserting and removing the jewelry on a constant basis.
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David Solondz, M.D., puts a strong focus on self-care in his medical practice. "I believe being a person's physician is like joining a partnership," he says. "I enjoy guiding people to help themselves make difficult choices and improve their health."
As a family physician who specializes in integrative medicine, Dr. Solondz combines conventional medicine with complementary therapies. He provides medical acupuncture for multiple conditions. He also has experience in guided-imagery/clinical hypnosis and a variety of meditation practices, such as tai chi and yoga.
Dr. Solondz completed an internship and residency in family medicine at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. He also completed a fellowship in integrative medicine at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
Dr. Solondz was born and raised in Mountainside, N.J. Outside of the office, he enjoys outdoor activities with his wife, including downhill skiing, camping, hiking, biking and kayaking.
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Ozon Arm Warmers
I got these warmers in white mainly for sun protection, and for a bit of warmth. These warmers are pretty thin, and they certainly are not the warmest out there (which is great for me and the sun protection thing). I haven't tried them in much heat yet, but I think they'll be okay. I really, really wish cycling companies would start making thin long sleeve jerseys for sun protection. There are barely any long sleeve jerseys out there that aren't made with thick, thermal fabrics.
These arm warmers are really well made, which you would expect from Gore Bike Wear, and are well designed. They're comfortable, and the gripper silicon on the upper elastic helps them to stay put. The asymetrical seams make for a comfortable, non-bunching fit. I'd say I'm a pretty average size woman, and the Small fits well. They're tight but not too tight along most of my arm, and they're slightly loose around my wrists.
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|Study Centre of the Canadian Centre for Architecture awards twelve research fellowships
|Monday, 20 July 2009 09:02
The Study Centre of the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) has awarded twelve research fellowships as part of its 2009 Visiting Scholars Program.
The program – created for scholars and architects from around the world who are conducting research at a post-doctoral level – particularly welcomes historical and critical research proposals that are prompted by, or refer to, the theory and practice of contemporary design culture and related social issues. The aim of the program is to foster intellectual exchange.
During residencies of one to eight months, scholars pursue individual research projects and participate in Study Centre seminars. In addition, visiting scholars can benefit from the diverse and stimulating intellectual environment that is provided by both the CCA and the academic institutions located in the Montréal area.
The Study Centre's Consultative Committee, an international body of architects and scholars, reviewed 42 proposals from 11 countries and awarded fellowships to the following researchers:
Esra Akcan, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States
Topic: Modernity in Translation: Geopolitical Interactions in Residential Culture
Christopher Drew Armstrong, University of Pittsburgh, United States
Topic: Julien-David LeRoy and the Making of Architectural History.
Christina Cogdell, College of Santa Fe, United States
Topic: Emergent Genetic Architecture: How Recent Scientific Theories Are Shaping Contemporary Architecture
Maaike Lauwaert, Mondriaan Foundation, Netherlands
Topic: Architecture 2.0? On Changing Architectural Practices in a Many-to-Many Culture
David Monteyne, University of Calgary, Canada
Topic: Incorporating Structures: Histories of Canadian Cultural Landscapes
Katherine Romba, Queen's University, Canada
Topic: Conceptualizing Modern Industrial Culture: The Professional Discourses of German Architects and Engineers
Volker M. Welter, University of California at Santa Barbara, United States
Topic: Toward an History of Environmental Architecture
Additionally, the Consultative Committee has invited the following researchers to be in residence:
Marco Frascari, Carleton University, Canada
Topic: Consciousness & Architecture: A Merging of the Arts of Thinking Well, Building Well and Living Well in the Work of the Architect Cedric Price (1934-2003)
Samantha Hardingham McLean, University of Westminster, United Kingdom
Topic: Cedric Price
Robert Levine, California State University, Fresno, United States
Topic: Creating Environments that Enhance the Social and Psychological Quality of Life
Sina Najafi, Editor in Chief and Co-founder, Cabinet Magazine, United States
Topic: Bubbles
About the study Centre of the CCA
Inaugurated in September 1997, the CCA's Study Centre is an international institute devoted to advanced research on architecture, its history and theory. The Study Centre aims at fostering scientific exchange, debate, and the emergence of innovative ideas. It offers a program of seminars, lectures, and other research activities intended to create and maintain a forum of exchange for CCA visiting scholars, professionals, the academic community and the public.
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Cross Country | Thursday, November 1, 2007
Willamette's Cross Country Teams are Both Ranked #5 in NCAA Division III
SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University men's and women's cross country teams are both ranked #5 this week in the NCAA Division III National Rankings released by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Wednesday, Oct. 31. Willamette's men retained their #5 ranking from a week ago, while the women's team moved up two spots from #7.
The Bearcats swept the men's and women's team and individual titles at the Northwest Conference Championships this past weekend (Oct. 27). Head Coach Matt McGuirk was named NWC Coach-of-the-Year in both men's cross country and women's cross country. He has been chosen NWC men's cross country Coach of the Year six times (2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) and has been named NWC women's cross country Coach of the Year twice (2004 and 2007).
Willamette's next event will be the NCAA Division III West Regional on Saturday, Nov. 10. The Regional meet will be held at McIver Park in Estacada, Ore. Race time is set for 11 a.m.
Calvin continued its hold on the #1 spot in the men's rankings and received all eight first place votes. New York University remained #2 and the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse stayed #3. Haverford College (Pa.) at #4, Willamette at #5, and SUNY Cortland at #6 all remained the same as s week ago. North Central College (Ill.) moved up one spot to #7, St. John's University (Minn.) moved up a spot to #8 and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point jumped two spots to #9. The University of Wisconsin-Platteville fell four spots to #10.
In the women's rankings, Amherst College kept its #1 ranking, while holding onto all eight first place votes. Calvin remained #2, with Washington University (Mo.) continuing at #3 and SUNY Geneseo still at #4. Willamette's leap of two spots put the Bearcats at #5, followed by SUNY Plattsburgh holding at #6 and Case Western Reserve University (Ohio) moving up one spot to #7. Williams College (Mass.) dropped three spots to #8, with the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire remaining #9 and UW-Platteville still at #10.
Willamette was the only NCAA Division III university on the West Coast with both of its teams ranked in the Top 10. Nationally, the only other Division III members with both teams ranked in the Top 10 were Calvin College, Mich. (men #1, women #2), and the University of Wisconsin-Platteville (men #10, women #10).
USTFCCCA Rankings - NCAA Division III Men's Cross Country (Oct. 31 2007)
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Build on the fundamentals of bioprocessing as taught in the Capstone course Operations of Biotechnology Processes. Mammalian systems are discussed, and other industrially relevant systems are briefly introduced. Labs provide hands-on experience in culturing mammalian cells, including operation of the instrumentation and lab equipment typical for biotechnology industrial processes related to mammalian cell growth.
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Mark your calendars to join us at South High and support these talented, hard-working students. Just click on the titles below for more information on each concert.
Fall Concerts
Monday, November 10, 2014
Jazz Ensemble II & Jazz Ensemble I
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Concert Choir, Women's Choir, Varsity Choir, & Pop Singers
Thursday, November 13, 2014
String Orchestra & Chamber Orchestra
Friday, November 14, 2014
Concert Band, Symphonic Band, & Wind Ensemble
Holiday Concert
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
South High Community Bands & Pop Singers
South Singer Showcase
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Jazz Ensemble I with Pop Singers and special guest
8th Annual Pops Concert
Thursday, January 29, 2014
Chamber Orchestra, Varsity Choir & Wind Ensemble
Winter Concerts
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Community Jazz, Concert Choir & String Orchestra
Friday, February 6, 2015
Jazz II, Women's Choir, & Concert Band
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
South Community Band & Symphonic Band
Tour Benefit- Montage Concert
Friday, March 20, 2015
Chamber Orchestra, Varsity Choir, Wind Ensemble,
& Small Group performances
Spring Concerts
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Pop Singers & Jazz Ensemble I
Friday, May 1, 2015
Concert Choir, Women's Choir, & Varsity Choir
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Jazz Ensemble II & Concert Band
Friday, May 8, 2015
Symphonic Band & Wind Ensemble
Annual Music Picnic
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
All Music Students invited – Lake Nokomis Park
Graduation 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 2015 6:00 pm
Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota
Chamber Orchestra, Varsity Choir, & Wind Ensemble
South High music concerts are held in the South Auditorium. Handicapped seating and free parking are available. We hope you'll join us for some fine music making.
Tickets are: $5 for adults and $3 for students (for most concerts, there are some exceptions)
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A recent regulatory filing by FedEx signals active communications between the carrier and Boeing
regarding the development of the 777 Boeing Converted Freighter, which would be built on the 777-200 and -200ER passenger aircraft.
In its quarterly report FedEx cites correspondence dated 2 December 2008 with the subject "Notification for a Boeing 777 Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF) Proposal" between Richard Ochs Boeing Regional Director of Aircraft Contracts and Kevin Burkhart, Managing Director of Aircraft Acquisitions & Sales for FedEx.
The filing redacted the contents of the correspondence providing no additional details beyond the reference in the letter's subject line, though it refers to a "Letter Agreement" on the 777 Boeing Converted Freighter.
A FedEx spokesperson declined to elaborate on the reference to the aircraft in the company's filing, but added that there are no plans to purchase a converted 777 freighter, and reaffirmed the company's intention to purchase 30 original-build 777 freighters.
FedEx holds 15 additional options for 777F aircraft.
Boeing first revealed it was undertaking cargo conversion development studies for the 777 in September of last year.
Boeing said a 777 conversion programme is still in the preliminary phase as a development study.
A Boeing spokesman added that there's no timeline for a programme launch but suggested that a 777 BCF probably would not be available to customers until the middle of the next decade, around the time earliest 777 aircraft would be entering their third decade of service.
When first disclosed, Boeing showed the 777-200ER BCF offering a revenue payload of roughly 180,000lbs (81.6t), give or take about 15,000lbs, and a payload for the shorter-range 777-200 BCF of roughly 145,000lbs (65.8t), again give or take about 15,000lbs.
In comparison, the 777 Freighter, which entered service with Air France in February has a revenue payload of 226,800lbs (103t).
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Family Lament for Annie
Posted: November 08, 2012|
ALTHOUGH it's now one hundred and six years since Annie Maria Worton died at the very young age of 22, the sadness of her early demise from illness still touches a family member today.
Bugle reader Lin Lamberg is descended from a long Cradley bloodline. Annie was a great aunt, who died many years before Lin was born of course, though the story of this talented young lady, who was so admired by all, is well known to her, and she shares it with us here...
"I thought your readers may be interested in this story about my Grandmother's sister, who died young but left many memories which have been passed on to me.
Born "She was Anne Maria Worton, named after her Grandmothers Anne Yardley and Maria Stringer. Known as Annie, she was born in New Town Lane, Cradley Heath, in 1883.
"The Worton family worshipped at Trinity Wesleyan Chapel, Cradley, where Annie was a Pupil Teacher. I have an essay written by Annie in 1904 for which she won First Prize, awarded to her by the Wesleyan Methodist Council.
"Annie was engaged to be married to Bernard Hill from Cradley Heath, when she tragically died, aged only 22, from TB in 1906. Her fiancé was devastated, as were her family, and he died not long afterwards from a broken heart.
"Annie had always suffered from poor health and spent many weeks away with her grandparents, William and Maria Darby, at the coast, where it was hoped she would benefit from the sea air.
Shortly before she died she fell getting off a tram, and sadly never recovered.
"Apparently, she was a wonderful pianist, and a much loved daughter and sister.
"A very short life, but Annie touched a lot of hearts and still does even today".
(The church prize to which Lin refers was awarded to Annie in March 1904, when she was 20, by the South Staffordshire Wesleyan Methodist Council, for passing an examination in the "Making of Methodism", in the Honours Class of the Senior Division).


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Starting on Saturday of this week, the Jakarta local government will provide free WiFi along some of the city's main streets — from Jalan Sudirman to Thamrin and from Jalan S. Parman to MT Haryono.
"Beginning in September, certain streets will contain areas with free wireless hotspots," Fauzi Bowo, the governor of Jakarta, said on Tuesday. "This new WiFi network is being implemented to contribute to the development and advancement of Jakarta as a metropolitan city," Fauzi said on Tuesday.
Previously, the government of Jakarta has provided free WiFi around the National Monument (Monas), Menteng Park, Ayodya Park in Kebayoran Baru, Harmoni bus stop and Dukuh Atas bus stop.
Fauzi added that Jakarta's government did not pay anything to provide the service for the public.
"The WiFi installation is a compensation from companies that have installed fiber optic networks along those streets," he said.
The head of the Jakarta Communication and Information Agency Sugiyanta added that free WiFi access will be available in all parts of Jakarta within the next five years.
Fauzi denied allegations that this program is part of his campaign to secure the governorship of Jakarta.
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There are many stores where you can shop in Taksim. World famous brands are so many shops to local shops every day and around Istiklal Avenue is opening its doors to customers. In Cihangir, Galata and the hand-made souvenir shops, second hand shops, antique dealers and many options are available. As an alternative to these seeing considerable interest in the passage of the blind alley Terkos.
Passages found in small and affordable products are sold to shops, stalls reminiscent of passages that extend beyond the market is quite affordable products are sold. Generally imitations of famous brands or products that are exported to more than gaining the admiration of everyone. Passage Terkos women, men, children, everyone can find something for himself. Terkos Passage, as well as quite still located at Istiklal Street and Beyoglu, which is quite close to Terkos Passage is one of the places where you can buy alternatives. Here, just as Terkos Passage products with reasonable prices and nice attention.
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Frontier has historically auto-created accounts as part of the UW account creation process every eligible person goes through (faculty, staff, students, special cases, etc). This policy ended on April 2, 2012. Frontier accounts are now created only if requested.
Frontier is the general Unix system available to anyone on campus.
Why would I want a Frontier account?
Frontier has been used for a number of purposes. The main tasks it is used for today are as follows:
Why are Frontier accounts no longer auto-created for new students and employees?
Usage on Frontier has declined over its lifetime and the vast majority of auto-created accounts have never been activated or have been inactive for years.
What if I need a Frontier account?
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Will current accounts be deleted?
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I want to use SAS or R over X11 (graphically), can I do that?
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18-year-old Helena Muffly wrote exactly 100 years ago today:
Sunday, January 18, 1914: A couple of girlfriends called this afternoon.
Her middle-aged granddaughter's comments 100 years later:
Since I don't think that the Muffly's had a phone, I assume that "called" means "visited."
Did Grandma serve a snack to her girlfriends? . . .Maybe some Libby's California canned fruits?
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This rectangular high-brightness LED is ideal for hobbies and electronics projects. The LED is RoSH compliant.
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This is the best winter sleeping pad on the planet. It weighs a mere 15 ounces, packs to 1.4 liters, and its internal air baffles and reflective barriers keep you nearly as warm as a propane heater. From Alaska to Greenland to Patagonia, and all across the Lower 48, our testers have used the XTherm side-by-side, over the past two years, with top competing pads. Our tests consistently show the XTherm is the warmest, most comfortable, lightest, and most compact sleeping pad available. If we were to have one single pad for all activities it would be this one. The author believes this pad is Therm-a-Rest's best product.
Besides its price tag, the XTherm's primary drawbacks are its edges, which collapse slightly when weighted, and the crinkly noise its internal baffles can make when you camp on hard surfaces (not on snow). On the whole, the XTherm is the ultimate sleeping pad for multi-day mobile trips in any condition. We highly recommend it.
If you are 5' 6" or under check out our Women's Sleeping Pad. If comfort is top priority get yourself a super luxurious Car Camping Mattress.
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Pros: Very warm, lightweight, comfortable, compact, highly versatile.
Cons: Edges collapse when weighted, noisy when camped on hard surfaces, expensive.
Best Uses: All-purpose four-season use.
Manufacturer: Therm-a-Rest
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Warmth is the primary reason to get an Xtherm. If you don't need serious cold weather, camping on snow and ice warmth, we suggest considering the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite.
The XTherm uses a series of internal baffles and reflective layers that trap air and bounce heat back to the user. Halting air circulation is the crux of making an air core sleeping pad warm. The more you move about on the pad, the more air moves about within the pad. Moving air is bad because it mixes the warm air you've worked so hard to heat up with the cold air closer to the snow below. This, in turn, reduces the pad's ability to insulate. Therm-a-Rest addresses this problem with the XTherm's Triangular Core Matrix technology, which divides the pad's interior space into over a hundred different cells that combat airflow and keep you warmer. At the same time, the pad's aluminized reflective barriers reduce convective heat loss by bouncing heat back to you.
The pad is HOTTT. You can immediately feel its insulation when you lay on it. We tested it on Denali in Alaska, in Greenland, and all over the Lower 48, including cold places like northern Maine, Montana, and Wyoming. The pad's exceptional warmth to weight ratio has made it the new standard for winter pads. It has also pushed winter sports to a new level by allowing skiers and climbers to travel more comfortably while carrying less weight.
After two years of extensive testing we are confident that the NeoAir series is the most comfortable sub two-pound sleeping pad available anywhere. Dozens of people have helped OutdoorGearLab to compare top-tier pads side-by-side and they consistently find NeoAir pads to be the most comfortable. The reason is largely due to the thin horizontal baffles, which are as close to flat as baffles get. Other companies do various things to their baffles that reduce comfort. For example, Big Agnes's Q-Core series has "pot hole-like" dimples and "side rails" that provide a highly uneven surface. Exped pads have deep vertical baffles that lack structure and support; the pad can feel like a bouncy pool toy. Nemo's Astro and Cosmo pads have moderately comfortable horizontal baffles, but they are deeper than the NeoAir series and they are also plagued by a built-in pillow that adds directionality and forces tall people to slide down, and possibly off the end of the pad, in order to avoid the pillow. Thus, the NeoAir series is the most comfortable inflatable sleeping pad we've tested.
For basecamp style expeditions, where you fly in and spend a considerable amount of time camped in one location, our some of our testers reported back that they would prefer the extra 5" width of a size Large. If you do a lot of basecamping on snow or glaciers, or just want more space, consider a Large.
Weight and Packed Size
The NeoAir XTherm weighs 15 ounces in regular size (20 x 72 in.) and packs down to about 1.4 liters. Many uninsulated and less insulated pads weigh less and compress smaller, but none match the XTherm's incredible warmth.
The NeoAir XTherm has a 70-denier nylon bottom that allows for extended use and abuse. This material is more durable than the NeoAir XLite's ultralight 30-denier bottom. Over 2 years we've abused NeoAir pads extensively and have been shocked at how durable they are. We've never had a problem with either of our two XTherms. Our NeoAir All-Season (roughly as durable as the XTherm) has seen more than 200 nights of use, including a bike trip from Scottland to China, and has not had a single leak!! The two most significant NeoAir failures been with the XLite, the XTherm's lighter, less warm, and less durable sibling. The easy way to increase the durability of your sleeping pad is to put a sheet of Tyvek underneath it.
Cascade Designs, which owns Therm-a-Rest, has a fantanstic warranty for their products.
"Your mattress is guaranteed without time limit against defects in materials and workmanship." NeoAir pads are super easy to patch, but if one happens to bust open or delaminate they will replace it.
There are two drawbacks to the XTherm's construction: (1) the pad is relatively narrow and (2) it's noisy when sleeping on firm, compact ground.
(1) Although 20" is the standard width for portable sleeping pads, the NeoAir is narrower than most others (not all manufacturers measure pads the same way). For example, a 20" XTherm is just over an inch slimmer than the 20" Nemo Astro insulated (see photo below). Furthermore, the NeoAir's internal baffle construction provides little support along the pad's edges; they collapse slightly when loaded. The edges are supportive when lying on your back, but not when you're lying on your side close to the edge. The combination of a slimmer pad and the edge collapsing effect make the NeoAir series feel about 18" wide. The width is most apparent when lying on your back because your hands can fall down beside you or need to be placed on your stomach. BUT, our testers report that this is a very minor drawback and they all still reach for the Regular size XTherm and XLites. If you're on the wider side consider a Large size.
(2) The XTherm is the noisiest pad we've ever tested. It's reflective barriers can crinkle and crackly if you're sleeping on a hard surface, such as compacted soil in an established campsite. However, over two years of testing we've realized that this is but a minor nuisance for most people. It is often overplayed in reviews found elsewhere. Our testers have found that pad is not noisy when you're sleeping on snow. Sleeping in a warm down bag also muffles any slight noise the pad and, more significantly, the wind, makes. Consider the following report from these five gentlemen who used the Xtherm, NeoAir All-Season, and Big Agnes Q-Core on a month-long ski expedition in East Greenland: "One concern we had while packing for the trip was the crinkly sound of the Therm-a-Rest pads, and the Xtherm in particular. But once on snow with pads muffled by the thick down of our bags, our fears were mitigated entirely."
Best Application
Four-season multi-day trips.
The XTherm is the second most expensive sleeping pad we've tested (the Exped DownMat 9 is $10 more). If you travel fast and light in the winter, or just want the best sleeping pad ever, the XTherm is a great buy. Though expensive, it is a fantastic value.
Other Versions
The Xtherm is available in two sizes and two shapes that let you get the best pad for your intended use. The original shaped Xtherm is a tapered shape that allows you to shave off weight from the pad. The NeoAir Xtherm Max, however, has a rectangular shape to allow for added comfort and coverage for people with wider torsos. The sizes that both shapes come in are regular (20 x 72 in) and larger (25 x 77 in).
Below is a comparison for the two shapes side by side.
NeoAir Xtherm Max
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite
Therm-A-Rest ProLite Plus - Men's
NeoAir Xtherm Max
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