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(a) In general
Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, each advertisement, announcement, or solicitation initiated by any depository institution or deposit broker relating to any demand or interest-bearing account offered by an insured depository institution which includes any reference to a specific rate of interest payable on amounts deposited in such account, or to a specific yield or rate of earnings on amounts so deposited, shall state the following information, to the extent applicable, in a clear and conspicuous manner:
(3) All minimum account balance and time requirements which must be met in order to earn the advertised yield (and, in the case of accounts for which more than 1 yield is stated, each annual percentage yield and the account minimum balance requirement associated with each such yield shall be in close proximity and have equal prominence).
(4) The minimum amount of the initial deposit which is required to open the account in order to obtain the yield advertised, if such minimum amount is greater than the minimum balance necessary to earn the advertised yield.
(b) Broadcast and electronic media and outdoor advertising exception
The Bureau may, by regulation, exempt advertisements, announcements, or solicitations made by any broadcast or electronic medium or outdoor advertising display not on the premises of the depository institution from any disclosure requirements described in paragraph (4) or (5) of subsection (a) of this section if the Bureau finds that any such disclosure would be unnecessarily burdensome.
(c) Disclosure required for on-premises displays
The disclosure requirements contained in this section shall not apply to any sign (including a rate board) disclosing a rate or rates of interest which is displayed on the premises of the depository institution if such sign contains—
(d) Misleading descriptions of free or no-cost accounts prohibited
No advertisement, announcement, or solicitation made by any depository institution or deposit broker may refer to or describe an account as a free or no-cost account (or words of similar meaning) if—
(1) in order to avoid fees or service charges for any period—
Source(Pub. L. 102–242, title II, § 263,Dec. 19, 1991, 105 Stat. 2334; Pub. L. 102–550, title IX, § 957(a),Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3896; Pub. L. 104–208, div. A, title II, § 2604(b),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–471; Pub. L. 111–203, title X, § 1100B(1),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 2109.)
2010—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 111–203substituted "Bureau" for "Board" in two places.
1996—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 104–208redesignated par. (1) as entire subsec. (c) and subpars. (A) and (B) of former par. (1) as pars. (1) and (2), respectively, and struck out former par. (1) heading and heading and text of former par. (2). Text of former par. (2) read as follows: "For purposes of paragraph (1), a sign shall only be considered to be displayed on the premises of a depository institution if the sign is designed to be viewed only from the interior of the premises of the depository institution."
1992—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 102–550, § 957(a)(1), substituted "subsections (b) and (c)" for "subsection (b)".
Subsecs. (c) to (e). Pub. L. 102–550, § 957(a)(2), (3), added subsec. (c) and redesignated former subsecs. (c) and (d) as (d) and (e), respectively.
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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I remember when the 777 tests were done. The wings were pulled 24 feet above its normal position before they broke during a full scale test. I believe it was half a million pounds of pressure on each wing, (that's equivalent to the weight of a fully loaded 777 on each wing!! ) until both wings broke at the predicted position. Also on the older 747, that was pulled to 28 ft of deflection before it broke after an expected 7ft deflection in heavy turbulence and a design break point of 21ft. So when it didn't break they just kept pulling till it gave in.
Super cool video of the trip7 wings busting, I can still vividly hear that loud noise!
NOTHING TO DO with spoiler deployment. The deployment is contemporaneous with the nose dropping, which drastically reduces the angle of attack on the outboard wing section. Note, too, that the spoilers aren't anywhere near the deflected (outboard) part of the wing.
I agree. The win is no longer producing lift, at least not to the extent it was before landing.
Nobody is claiming the wing flex is due to spoiler deployment.
You guys are both right,but that is coming from the first line of the story. The wing does flex back down but not because of spoiler deployment.
see video description under title
He's just saying that it's happening at the same time as spoiler deployment.
Not entirely true Steve, although we're sort of arguing over semantics over "cause" of the flex. The wing flex immediately ceases because of a rapid loss of lift on the wing. You are correct that that is largely because of the change in AOA on the wing as the nose comes down at touchdown, but the spoilers are also dramatically spoiling the lift, as is (to a much lesser extent) the decreasing airspeed, etc. Bottom line, a BUNCH of different things happen right at touchdown, all of which contribute to the wing lift decreasing.
As for your comment about the spoilers only being inboard. True, but the ENTIRE wing is deflecting. Not JUST the wingtip. Spoiling the lift inboard is still contributing to the lowering of the wingtip. Just like if you stick your arm straight out and pivot your arm only at your shoulder. Your fingertips still raise and lower too, even if you don't move your wrist at all.
I remember landing in a very windy/stormy CYYT in an Air Canada DC-9 and being amazed by how much the wings flexed. The conditions were bad enough that they cancelled my flight in an Air Atlantic BAe-146 and put me on the DC-9. The -9 was nearly empty, I was right over the wing. It was crazy! Love this video though. They don't call spoilers "lift dumpers" for no reason!
I will never forget the wing flex in a DC3 during flight 1953 RAF Castle Bromwich to Derby Airport. It either put you off flying or encouraged you to continue the old maxim 'Never jump from a servicable aircraft' I never did, I'm now 72 and going well but missing flying.
Many years ago over the Bosforus in a SVC10 we hit very bad clear air turbulence. The wings were flapping like a bird's. The wingtips at least 2mtrs deflection up and down. We lost a lot of height. The Capt was very concerned and gave all the pax a mini spirit. He said that had the a/c been a 707 the winfs would have come off!
707 wing was designed for 7' tip deflection in up and down direction.
My best "flex" story is sitting in the last rear row of a Stretch-8 looking forward in what was probably moderate turbulance and the fuselage appearing to be a narrow tube drastically bending up and down and feeling very considerable up and down movement.
MD-80 during taxi from the last row. Looks like the thing is made out of rubber.
It will stiffen up when pressurized. Also, like a ship, if it didn't flex it would snap in two. Same with a wing--aka a B-52 or C-5A.
The Delta Airlines DC-8 71 seemed a little wiggly when sitting far aft.
Watch a video of a B-52 taking off, there's quite a bit of flex there too.
If you see the manufacturers wing testing videos on you tube they apply a static wing force both upwards & then downwards till the wing fails, the amount of stress it is built/designed/tested for is simply incredible. If the flex & capability was not so, the wings would literally fall off. In contrast the F21(Sukhoi) is designed for 12G forces, which means the pilot would pass out (due to the G force) before the wings can even come near failing.
The 787 is in a class by tself as far as wing flex goes as so much attention has been called to it, but all other aircraft have a certain amount there too that goes unnoticed as is evidenced by the comments here. We don't think about a seemingly inflexible object moving like that. Due to construction, I was stopped the other day on a long 4lane river bridge. The other lane was open and it was plumb scary sitting there as other traffic passed and I just sat just sat there literally bouncing.
A classic example of flex when you don't want it. Galloping Gerity
One engineer was heard to say "I never knew concrete could bend like that"
There was a tad of steel in there too.lol
IMHO, more than the current 787 fleet. Maybe the final fleet too.
Reminds me of one of my first flights on a commercial jet, taking off on a stormy day, and maneuvering around/between storm cells. I remember the event, but not what type of plane it was, about 40 years ago. Maybe a Boeing 727? The wings and engines moved so much I was very surprised - much more flexing than this video! I remember the engines moved about 5 feet up and down compared to the wingtips.
My guess would be a Boeing 707 since you seen the engines on the wings?
I'd have to agree. You didn't have that much flex in a 727. Flying on memory but the 707 had several feet built in
That was about the only bad thing I have to say about the 727, the wings were TOO rigid. I lived in 727 wings for years, fixing cracks, leaks, fasteners, but was still a great bird.
Can't recall whether it was a 4-engine or 2, but it must've been a 4 I think. I was up near the front, and I remember looking back at the engine(s) and being surprised how far out in front of the wings they were, and then the movement in the turbulence was what I'd call extreme. The wing root connection was really stressed that day, but maybe it was 'normal'.
The engines are only held on by maybe 4 to 6 bolts. JetMech24, you can probably tell us. Anyhow, the engine has to flex or it would snap off. It flexes both horizontally and vertically. Remember also, that engine is producing tons of thrust that is transferred into the wing. That plus turbulence puts a bunch of strain on the mounts. They're hardened steel. Titanium? The mounts are designed so that if the engine comes detached in flight, it should go up and over the wing. Engines have come off in flight and the aircraft safely made it down. Unfortunately, that DC-10 at O'Hare years ago wasn't so lucky.
I know there was a predetermined cause for that accident, that had it been fixed that would not have happened, but that was also a case that going by the book led to that crash. They determined that the pilot had speed and could have sustained flight but the checklist told them to pull back on speed/power. They did, they crashed. Checklist were revised after that. Sometimes you just got to take the seat of your pants and fly the plane.
Fly the airplane. You are allowed to fly the airplane. Fly first and other items will be in their time. Screw your sim training and the checklist. They can't cover every emergency. I think there was some delay in realizing that they actually were missing that engine. I think it also damaged the wing. You're right. Fly first--do whatever it takes.
Yeah, I think that is why they went to the checklist, best I remember; they were probably thinking standard EO procedure, but again, fly the plane.
Unfortunately never got to work on 707's, but from 727's and up, the engines are held on by 3 bolts, two forward and one aft.
Yep. Like on a wing mounted engine, if the aft one is the first to give, the engine will torque upwards until the forward bolts give.
Unfortunately, Peter, the DC-10 engine and wing design is such that if an engine breaks away it will roll right over the leading edge of the wing...virtually rendering the airplane inoperative at that point. Boeing a/c, on the other hand, are built so that if an engine breaks away, it will drop and go under the wing not to compromise fuel tanks, hydraulics etc.
You can't lump all engine separations into one. I really don't know the validity of your statement but I think it will depend on power setting, which mount fails first--forward or rear and probably how bad turbulence was at the separation if that was the cause of a failure. AA191 was under full TO power and the mount had a fracture that failed. That engine was going over the wing no matter what. It didn't just fall off. It tore off and took out the LE slats. If, on the other hand, an engine simply falls off, it will likely go under the wing. Keep in mind, I'm no expert on this--just using some common sense.
I think it's as were were talking about above; design and SHOULD DO is 2 different things. According to the checklist for standard EO procedure, they should have pulled back power, BUT they were FLYING. They didn't crash until they followed the checklist. Regarding that, that really had no way of knowing the severity of the situation, at least at first. Seems to me there was a maintenance issue or something with either the engine and/or the pylon that was already identified and was either patched or not done. Bunch of folks dead to keep from spending $.
I meant SHOULD DO and REALITY
If you want to see wing flexing, fly a modern 25 metre span, carbon-fibre sailplane. 2+ metres at the tip is normal, especially during 45° thermalling turns or during a winch launch where the wing looks like a banana.
I will never forget the wing flex in a DC3 during flight 1953 RAF Castle Bromwich to Derby Airport. It either put you off flying or encouraged you to continue the old maxim 'Necer jump from a servicable aircraft' I never did, I'm now 72 and going well but missing flying.
One of the reasons why I like sitting over the wing.
None of the modern day airliners hold a candle to the wing flex of the Air Force B-52 bomber. From a sitting position on the ground to their position inflight, each wing tip flexes upward approximately 8 feet. On takeoff, the wing of the aircraft is flying well before the body ever leaves the ground.
I can't wait for my fist flight next saturday
There are few wings that flexed more than that of a stretch DC-8-73 when its "spoilers" were deployed. No, not wing mounted spoilers but the inboard engines were brought into reverse while at altitude for what was affectionately referred to as a "slam dunk" descent. Trust me, it came down in a hurry so much so that Air Traffic Control would question before hand with "Can you make it down" which was soon followed with "that was impressive" as they handed you off to Approach Control or Tower.
That's a new one on me.
me too, but sounds like fun.lol
Hey ol' Preach--in my turboprop days you didn't dare put one in reverse!! Just like most modern jets, there are lots of safeguards to prevent you from deploying the buckets. On the ERJ-145 you had three systems to protect you from deploying the buckets in flight. Maybe one of those on your 75 could do it? Those engines that don't use buckets can maybe do it? On those, you only reverse the fan air. With buckets, you reverse all the air, fan and core.
I'm a thinkin' there are safeguards built in. Buckets or otherwise, it ain't nothing I'd wanta do.lol Every ounce of training I ever had on anything made it a no-no.It's been too long ago but you could have probably done it on a 707 as there were no preventative safeguards at all, but as in one of the other stories posted here about go rounds, they can be deployed and not come back to you ASAP, and that is a handful of major problem that I just never wanted a part of.lol
I always taught and Flight Safety Intl' did also that once you are on the runway and reverse is used, you never go around or land and go, in this case. If a mower crosses in front of you, either hit him or go into the grass.
Well, that's kinda how it was here and I sure wouldn't pull one in flight. I have had ATC want me down quickly before but I never even thought about anything like that. Failure of reverse to come back was what caused that 727 crash in that other post here.Different strokes for different folks I guess.
Having rode a bunch of DC8s back in the early 70s between Vietnam and the US, I'll never forget the approach we made into Tahn Sa Nhot airbase on my initial arrival in Vietnam. We were on one of the many charter airlines that contracted with DOD to transport military personnel back and forth between VN and US. About 20 min before arrival, the capt came on the PA and announced that the base was being shelled therefore we would be doing a non-standard approach.. To put it bluntly, it felt like riding in a runaway elevator. We dropped like a rock! I don't know what all was reversed in the air, or deployed, but damn.. that airplane lost a LOT of altitude in a VERY short time. About the time the plane looked like it was gonna crater in the rice paddy, engines went to full power and voila! there was the runway.. After a frantic thrust-reverse, we rolled off the runway into a sandbagged revetment and "evacuated" from the plane into a bunker next to the revetment.. Quite a scary way to be introduced to Vietnam... A bunch of us "new-meats" were pretty shaken, but several returning guys said "wow! that was better than a roller-coaster"... I was somewhere in-between...
Great story mate thanks for sharing! Most of my generation (I'm 26) has no concept of what it must have been like!
I don't know if that's as bad as watching new meat come off an inbound and stacked up body bags going back out on the same plane.
Amen. Vietnam FAC 1970.
I never saw that but once. I did a tanker hop out of South Korea, sortied going in and RON at DaNang. Parked us on the ramp next to the PanAm that came in ahead of us. As it was deplaning, they were loading body bags into the hold. My understanding they would go to the West Coast, put in a coffin and sent home from there. I guess they could stack more in there in the bags.Cheaper that way.Heck of a sight for the newbys.
True story. Jumping a ride on a C-141 Da Nang to Kadena, I went in back and sat on some boxes to have a snack. The crew chief said please don't sit there. Those are dead soldiers going home. I was never so humble in my life. I really didn't know the whole plane was loaded with those boxes.
You know, I guess this got way off topic but I still remember changing to civvies after separation at McChord and paying the higher fare home just to keep from traveling in uniform and having to put up with all that crap going on back then
Yep, here are two old farts talking about something that has nothing to do with wing flexing! What the heck.
What was he doing with the camera turned on, or don't the rules apply to him?
What a cool video! Thanks for sharing.
For all you "Wing Flex" enthusiasts out there...here's an F.Y.I.....
The 787 Wing Flex Test increases a load in 10% increments up to 100% load, then it's increased to 150% limit and again until it destructs beyond the 150% limit. The 787 exceeded all expectations, as required by the FAA. All Commercial AC must withstand at least 3 seconds of 150% expected loads on all major structures. The wings would deflect a full 26 feet at 150%. In comparision, the 777 wings deflected 24 feet at 154% max load before they snapped!
It exceeded expectations AFTER failing and being modified.
Isn't that the purpose of all tests of an aircraft? If it fails...modify it until it over-exceeds! What matters here is the end result of the modification. A well built aircraft.
That's what I thought. It ain't always gonna work right the first time.
The 777 only took once, difference between sticking to what you know and trying to re-invent the wheel.
While landing in Bangkok in a China Airways old 707 the pilot foolishly let down thru a Charlie Bravo. Due to turbulance people were screaming, barfing and doing a lot of praying. I told my wife "Don't look". In addition to turbulance the plane was thrown from one severe yaw position to the other. I foolishly decided to look outside only to see the wings flapping like a bird. What really startled me were the engines literally whipping up and down. We landed hard several times on touch down. Next day in Manila, same carrier and I suspect same plane, an outboard engine fell off on touch down, with loss of life. I wish you sky jockeys wouldn't do that to us! flyerh
I guess there are some in every crowd and that is definitely not the norm. That said, I wasn't there, and it may have been a necessity to get down, as far as wx goes. You get bit in the butt sometimes and gotta do what you gotta do, but it ain't anuthing you want to do on a regular basis, at least I wouln't want to do it..(from a retired 707 driver)
Great work from the metallurgists. These modern materials are almost magical in their properties
The wings on the 787 are composite, not metal.
I was browsing through old accident records when I came across one I hadn't heard of: http://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19760509-0
Might interest a few of you? It's about a 747 crash where the wing-flex got out-of-control after a lightning strike caused an explosion in a wing fueltank.
must be scary to watch the wings bounce in turblance.
Thanks for the video. The wing lift sure leaves in a hurry. Makes my corporate CJ3 look like a play-toy. Looking forward to my first ride on the 787. Blue skies all !!
These aircraft wings made of medal and exotic material are looking and moving more and more like the feathered wings of a bird...
All wings flex when dumping lift on landing!! Even the VC10's which has one of he stiffest! The video shows nothing dramatic.
You should watch wing flex on a B52 with max loadout. That's impressive no matter how many times you've seen it
Video was not filmed horizontally.
I am so sorry about that. I realized the camera was inclined too late.
Metal Fatigue = Many Deaths
WIngs are largely composite - not metal. Composites do not "fatigue" the way metals do.
And even if it were a metal wing, it has been widely noted in a lot of comments here that every airlier has a certain amount of flex built in.
Quite true, they just fatigue differently. The science hasn't had the history of metallurgy and I suspect there are lessons to be learned. I seem to recall some discussions of problems with composite use after the Fastnet sailboat race in 1979. Not technically aviation, but some of the boats did get airborne.

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The chemical name of abacavir sulfate is (1S,cis)-4-[2-amino-6-(cyclopropylamino)-9H-purin-9-yl]-2-cyclopentene-1-methanol sulfate (salt) (2:1). Abacavir sulfate is the enantiomer with 1S, 4R absolute configuration on the cyclopentene ring. It has a molecular formula of (C14H18NO)2•H2SO4 and a molecular weight of 670.76 daltons. It has the following structural formula:
Abacavir sulfate is a white to off-white solid with a solubility of approximately 77 mg per mL in distilled water at 25°C.
In vivo, abacavir sulfate dissociates to its free base, abacavir. All dosages for abacavir sulfate are expressed in terms of abacavir.
The chemical name of lamivudine is (2R,cis)-4-amino-1-(2-hydroxymethyl-1,3- oxathiolan-5-yl)-(1H)-pyrimidin-2-one. Lamivudine is the (-)enantiomer of a dideoxy analogue of cytidine. Lamivudine has also been referred to as (-)2',3'-dideoxy, 3'-thiacytidine. It has a molecular formula of C8H11N3O3S and a molecular weight of 229.3 daltons. It has the following structural formula:
Lamivudine is a white to off-white crystalline solid with a solubility of approximately 70 mg per mL in water at 20°C.
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Residents are being advised not to swim in a Wickham Park lake after a test showed a high level of fecal bacteria in the water.
According to a news release from Brevard County Health Director Dr. Heidar Heshmati, the high levels of bacteria were discovered April 15 in samples of water taken from the park's south lake. The park is at 2500 Parkway Drive in Melbourne.
Officials said the water will be re-tested on May 13. When the sample indicates the levels have returned to normal, the no-swim advisory will be lifted.
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Fireman Ed No Longer to Lead Chant on Game Day
After many years as the leader of the Jets chant during at the stadium, Ed Anzalone has decided to step back from his prominent role on game day, as Kristian Dyer exclusively learned for Metro New York. You can read Ed Anzalone's own words in an open letter written in Metro about the matter.
Anzalone said fans have gotten nasty and confrontational with him, often mistaking him as part of the organization when he is merely a season ticket holder "who has never received a dime from this team."
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comI know people have mixed feelings about Ed, but no matter how you might feel it's hard to not get a little depressed to realize that the guy can't even hang out among fellow fans without getting blasted for it. Sorry to hear that it's come to this. I don't think that there will be a change of heart on this based on his reasoning. He's had fun, it's been a privilege, but now the burden has outweighed that. Again, sorry it's come to that among fans of the same team.


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From the limited information that be can be gleaned, Nozomi appears to be running the new version of the Xperia skin. The Android Gingerbread OS looks to be the platform version du jour, but Ice Cream Sandwich is just around the corner. And, the three dots lined along the bottom of the screen are speculated as potential place holders for a future ICS upgrade. That remains to be seen. Discover the latest innovative protective solutions and premium electronic accessories from the industry's most leading brands
The informant was able to confirm that a dual-core chip powering this gem - hinting to a Snapdragon S4. As for the screen... it is beautiful, clear 720pixels - protect your devices a screen protector to ensure scratch free glass and further enhance your devices with stylus & pens. The Nozomi 's slim design can be personalized with high-quality skins and protected with trend-setting cases.
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Three area minor hockey teams will be going away for Spring Break next week but that doesnt mean they will be going on vacation.
Two girls contingents, the Potsdam Ice Storm 16U and St. Lawrence Thunder 14U, are headed to San Jose, California, to compete in their respective Tier II tournaments while the St. Lawrence Thunder Bantam Boys travel south to Charlotte, North Carolina, where they will set their sights on winning a national Tier II 14U championship after reaching the title game last spring in New Jersey. The national tournaments each face-off on Wednesday, April 3, and continue through to Sunday, April 7.
All three local quads consist of players from several North Country communities. The two Thunder teams are sanctioned through Massena Minor Hockey and the Ice Storm through the Potsdam Junior Hockey Association.
Coached by Mike Grant along with assistants Rick Miller and Shawn Grant, the Potsdam Ice Storm defended their New York State Tier II championship on their home ice when they went 5-0 as host of this years tournament the weekend of March 8-10 at Pine Street Arena.
The core members of the Ice Storm were part of the team that advanced to the semi-finals of the national tournament in Texas last spring.
About half the team is back and those players know just how close they came to playing in the championship game. Having that experience and having strong younger players like we do, definitely gives us some confidence, said coach Grant.
Ive been doing a little research and I like the matchups we have. We arent in over our heads by any means, he added.
Along with competing as members of the Ice Storm throughout this past winter, the majority of the players on this years team were part of the high school teams at Massena and Potsdam Central. The St. Lawrence Central and Canton Central teams are also well-represented. The duo of Allie Compeau and Maddi Dillabough has handled goaltending duties. The blueline corps includes Colleen Besaw, Shannon Casey, Ellen Greene and Natalie Giglio. A well-balanced and versatile group of forwards includes; Kirstin Barkley, Bailey Dillabough, Kalie Grant, McKaylee Boak, Mia Jermano, Ally Miller, Kelley Paduano, Kelsey Green, Lydia Cosgrove, Jennifer Tardelli and Emily Wilmshurst.
This has been just a great group to work with, noted Grant. They get along with each other on the ice and they also get along with each other when theyre off the ice.
At the Tier II Nationals, the Ice Storm will be grouped in the American Conference for their three preliminary round games. They open against the Steel City Selects on Wednesday at 11:15 a.m. before taking on the Princeton Tiger Lilies on Thursday at noon and the Grand Rapid Griffins on Friday at 3:30 p.m. The San Jose Junior Sharks and Chicago Bruins are also in the American Conference.
The six teams competing in the National Conference are the Anaheim Lady Ducks, Arizona She Wolves, Assabet Valley, Carolina Junior Hurricaness, East Coast Wizards of Massachusetts and the Vermont Sharks.
The top four teams in each conference after the round-robin stage advance to the quarter-finals slated for Saturday morning. The semi-finals are Saturday night and the championship game is Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Its fun to be a part of all this. Ive never been to the West Coast so its going to be a new experience for me, Grant noted. Itll just be nice to finally touch down, get settled into the hotel then get to the rink and play some hockey.
The players are very focused. After winning the state tournament, we talked about how we didnt plan to lose again the rest of the season. Well see if we have six more wins left in us. If we do, we win a national championship, he concluded.
Guided by veteran coach Bobby Smith and assistants Dan Bero, Mike McCormick and Chris Kormanyos, the Thunder Bantams skated to their third straight Tier II 14U title by going undefeated at this years championship tournament in Amherst the second weekend in March.
The Thunder 14U lineup includes; Nate Bressard (F), Dan Casey (D), Jon Paul Chauvin (F), Riley Clark (F), Bailey Conklin (F), Shane Cryderman (D), Nick Henrie (D), Jarrad Jackson (G), Noah Kormanyos (G), Andrew McCormick (F), Kaden Pickering (F), Jordan Robert (F), Ben Sprague (F), Turner Thomas (F), Josh Underwood (D), Wyatt Wilmshurst (F) and Sam Woods (F).
They will be one of 16 teams competing in Division 3A of the national Tier II 14U championships. The Thunder are in the NHL group for the preliminary round and will make their tournament debut on Wednesday at 8 a.m. against the Pittsburgh Predators. They return to the ice for their second game on Thursday against the Montgomery Blue Devils starting at 3:20 p.m. before closing out the first round against the Denver Junior Pioneers on Friday starting at 8 a.m. The other 12 teams are split into the Olympic, Liberty and USA divisions.
The top two teams in each division after the preliminary round advance to the quarter-finals slated for Saturday afternoon. The semi-finals are Saturday night and the championship game is scheduled for Sunday at 12:30 p.m.
Coached by Renee Young and assistant William MacCuaig, the Thunder Girls 14U captured the state Tier II championship with a weekend sweep of their games in Clinton the second weekend in March.
The majority of the players were also part of the Thunder Girls 12U team that won the state championship two years ago and advanced to the quarter-final round of the national Tier II tournament held in Anaheim, California.
We did really well two years ago at nationals with pretty much the same team and were looking to do even better this year, said Young, who served as an assistant coach on the 2011 squad that went to California.
Its nice to be going back with this group because it does have experience. We wont have to fight the nerves as much and were a little more confident this time around that we can go out there and compete. We also have the skills and mental strength to go out there and win, she added.
The Thunder head to the West Coast with a 38-13-4 record. Sidney Molnar backstops the team behind a defensive unit that includes; Madison Cullen, Jordan Emerson, Samantha Mace, Maddie Mailhot, Mikenna Merry and Kerrigan Rondeau. A well-balanced contingent of forwards includes Elizabeth Collins, Raechel Davis, Kaitlin Irvine, Katie MacCuaig, Mary Kate Mace, Molly OConnell, Abbie Paquin, Maya Swamp and Jayden Young.
One of our strengths is our depth at forward. We dont just have one line or one player that can score. All our lines have put up good numbers and thats what has got to this point in the season, Young noted.
The Thunder will one of 12 teams vying for the national title in San Jose. One of six teams in the American Division for the preliminary round, they take on the East Coast Wizards of Massachusetts in their opening game on Wednesday at 7 a.m. They return to action Thursday at 6 p.m. against the New Jersey Colonials before wrapping up the round-robin stage on Friday against the Nashua Panthers starting at 11 a.m. The Naperville Sabres and San Jose Junior Sharks are also grouped in the American Division while the six National Division teams include the Connecticut Ice Cats, the Cape Cod Storm, the Colorado Selects, the Alaska All-Stars, the Lady Vipers and Wyoming.
The top four teams in each division earn a bid to the quarter-final round on Saturday. The semi-finals are scheduled for Saturday evening and the championship game is set for Sunday at 12:15 p.m.
Our first game is going to be very tough so well have to come out ready to play, noted Young.
This is a great opportunity for everyone. We want to go out there and do the best we can. No matter what happens, well be making memories that were never going to forget.
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President-Center at the National Library of Belarus equipped with beyerdynamic conference technology
The new building of the National Library of Belarus (built in 2006) includes a President-Center, a complex of rooms and conference halls used for governmental meetings, summits, various international organizations' sessions, other high-level occasions.
The complex includes four separate conference rooms: The large conference hall with 500 seats, two round-shaped conference rooms, and a small conference room for private talks. The rooms are provided with beyerdynamic´s MCS 50 conference system and the SIS simultaneous interpretation system. For recording the steno-s conference & recording software is used.
The conference system with simultaneous translation feature is integrated into a complete system including the sound reinforcement, TV and Broadcast system and others.
The system has already been used for several high-level governmental meetings including the CIS forum, The Eurasian Economic Community summit and other major regional events. Close integration of the conference system with the broadcast and TV equipment provides live TV and radio broadcast worldwide.
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Solo climbing success for Ueli Steck on Makalu (8463 m)
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On September 24, 2009, extreme mountaineer and solo climber Ueli Steck reached the summit of the 8362-meter peak Makalu via the normal route. Makalu is the fifth highest mountain in the world and lies to the east of Mount Everest on the border between Nepal and China. Together with Robert Bösch, he left camp 3 at 7350 meters above sea level at 3 a.m. on September 24. The route to the summit was covered in snow. At an altitude of approx 7900 meters, Robert Bösch turned back. Ueli Steck reached the summit at around 3 p.m. He returned to camp 3 at an altitude of 7350 meters the same day. You can read the full story of this ascent on Ueli Steck's homepage. Since last year, Katadyn has been supporting Ueli Steck with Katadyn water treatment products, Trek'n Eat expedition food as well as outdoor stoves and stove accessories from Optimus. During his ascent of Makalu, Ueli Steck had Peronin on him. The liquid food, enriched with vitamins and minerals, has been used successfully by high-altitude mountaineers and other extreme athletes for many years.


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CANTON A St. Lawrence County jail inmate faces charges after he allegedly was caught hiding drugs inside an erotic novel.
Jason A. Carter, 29, was found in possession of Suboxone strips tucked into a paperback copy of Fifty Shades of Grey, St. Lawrence County Sheriffs deputies said.
The 2011 novel, by British author E.L. James, has sold more than 60 million copies and generated worldwide controversy over its tale of the complex romance between a young woman and a wealthy businessman with a taste for bondage, domination and sadomasochistic sex. Debate has raged over the quality of the novels prose, originality and its depiction of a woman asking to be beaten and punished by her lover.
Mr. Carter allegedly used the book to conceal strips of Suboxone, a medication used to treat dependence on opioid drugs. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Suboxone is available only by prescription and can be dispensed only in a limited number of clinics that specialize in addiction treatment.
Deputies did not indicate how Mr. Carter may have obtained the medication or the book.
Mr. Carter was charged with one felony count of first-degree promoting prison contraband and a single misdemeanor count of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. He was arraigned before Canton Justice Cathleen E. OHoro and held without bail pending further proceedings.
Officials said he was initially committed to the facility for allegedly violating his probation on a previous drug-related conviction.
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Ducks preparing for pass happy Cougs
EUGENE, OR - Not that is was a perfect game, but the Oregon defense played as well as any defensive unit could in shutting out Arizona last Saturday. The Ducks stopped the Wildcats in all five of their red zone opportunities and forced five turnovers. So, will an encore performance be in order this Saturday against the Cougs in Seattle at CenturyLink Field?
"We just got to keep working and stay focused every play, and just be ready," said sophomore cornerback Terrance Mitchell. "Stay ready and patient."
The Ducks know they will be tested again this Saturday against Washington State, a team which loves to throw the football.
"What we have to expect is the ball to be thrown every play," said junior strong safety Brian Jackson. "The system is meant for them to be gunslingers. That's the kind of players they are. They love throwing that ball. They want to throw it deep, they want to throw it short, just throw it anywhere. We have to be prepared to cover the ball at all times."
Last Saturday Coug quarterback Connor Halliday threw the ball 60 times against Colorado.
"We know they want to put the ball in the air," said senior defensive end Dion Jordan. "We got a lot of guys that can play well in coverage. We got to make sure that we get hands on these guys. We got to key on the guys that he wants to get the ball to a lot."
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Small enterprises: Shift to green economy underway, but not at full speed yet Julkaistu: 27/03/2012
According to the Eurobarometer survey on "SMEs, resource efficiency and green markets", 37% of EU SMEs have at least one full or part-time green employee. Green jobs are largely created in SMEs as opposed to large firms: In 2012, 1 in 8 employees of small and medium-sized firms had a green job or almost 13% of all SME jobs.
In large firms it was only 1 in 33 equivalent to 3% of all large company jobs. Green jobs in SMEs are also estimated to expand dynamically with a rate of 35% in the next 2 years.
The Eurobarometer survey also reveals other sources of untapped potential which could be used by SMEs. For example, less than a quarter of SMEs take advantage of the single market for green products or services. Bureaucracy is considered as one of the obstacles: 20% of SMEs says that it would be easier to do green investments if cross-border administrative and legal procedures were not so complex.
SMEs in green industries are also maturing. Three in five (61%) SMEs selling green products or services have been active in green markets for more than three years compared to 52% in the US. Food and beverages (25%) and electronic and mechanical machinery and equipment (23%) are the most commonly sold green products and services by SMEs in the EU.
European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani, responsible for Industry and Entrepreneurship unveiling today the Eurobarometer results said: "I am happy to see that SMEs are taking on this huge untapped potential which will pay off with more innovation, more competitive SMEs and more jobs. However, there is still a lot of work to do. Only very few European SMEs extend their green business to foreign markets. Knowing that the EU makes up roughly one third of the world market for environmental industries this reveals a huge potential for SMEs to grow."
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Green SMEs: Strong at home, but weak abroad
Green markets (1) for SMEs in the EU remain mainly domestic. 87% of SMEs involved in green business (or the green economy) operate in their national markets. Just below a quarter of SMEs report that they exploit the opportunities of the Single Market. With BRIC countries (2) estimated to account for about 60% of world GDP by 2030, only 3% of SMEs in the EU adventure themselves to sell their green products or services in Asia and the South Pacific and a mere 2% in Latin America.
Customer demand plays a major role
According to the Eurobarometer survey, the main reason for SMEs in the EU to sell green products or services is demand from customers (48%). Companies' core values (32%) and image (30%) also play a role in this respect.
SMEs reduce energy and resources consumption
93% of EU SMEs take actions to be more resource efficient. 64% of SMEs save energy, 61% recycle and 62% minimise their waste. 33% of SMEs improve resource efficiency as a top priority.
Policy measures can help unleash the 'green growth engine'
Financial incentives are considered by SMEs as the best means to help them become greener in the way they operate and the products and services they offer.
Approximately half (51%) of SMEs consider tax rebates, grants and loans as the best policy measures to support energy efficiency investments.
Approximately half (49%) of the SMEs that are already offering green products indicate that financial incentives for developing products would be the best way to help the expansion of their range of green products or services.
31% of the SMEs that are currently not offering green products and services believe that financial incentives would be the best way to help them launch a range of green products or services.
Administrative simplification would boost green products
Technical advice and administrative simplification are also considered to be very effective in helping SMEs to be greener. In the next two years, four SMEs in five (80%) plan to implement resource efficiency actions but one in five SMEs says that it would be easier if administrative and legal procedures were not so complex or the costs of taking actions would be lower.
One in four (25%) SMEs say that simplifying administrative procedures for constructing cogeneration capacity such as installing solar panels would be particularly effective to boost energy efficiency.
More information on energy service contracts and options to save energy would also help one in four (24%) SMEs to reduce their energy bill.
Around one in five SMEs currently who do not offer green products and services say some assistance in identifying potential markets or customers for green products or services could make consider entering green markets.
Green public procurement still a challenge
Green public procurement as a driver for a more sustainable economy is still a challenge for SMEs. According to available data, only 11% of SMEs in the EU have bid for a public procurement tender that included environmental requirements compared with 16% of large companies.
The Flash Eurobarometer 342 survey "SMEs, resource efficiency and green markets" was carried out between the 24th of January and the 10th of February 2012 by TNS Political & Social. It was conducted in the 27 EU Member States and in Albania, Croatia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Norway, the Republic of Serbia, Turkey, Israel and the United States. It is a survey that covers businesses employing 1 or more persons in the Manufacturing (Nace category C), Retail (Nace category G), Services (Nace categories I/J/K/H/L/M/) and Industry (Nace categories B/D/E/F) sectors within the European Union. It does not cover sole traders.
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(1) Green products and services are those with a predominant function of reducing environmental risk and minimise pollution and resources. For this survey, products with environmental features (eco-designed, eco-labelled, organically produced, with an important recycled content) were also included. SMEs in the green sector which are active in industry (31%) and retail (29%) sectors are more likely to offer green products and services than the average (26%). Half (52%) of the EU companies active in the green market offer products and services with environmental features such as eco dry-cleaning or organic food products. 29% operate in the area of recycled materials and 20% in renewable energy or solid waste management.
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Against the Grain: Should Sanchez Start This Weekend?
Common consensus is that Mark Sanchez is done for the year, but commendably Bob Glauber takes a different approach in Newsday. It's one that I don't agree with, but it's still well thought out and a good argument that should be made about the Jets quarterback situation.
While it will be wildly unpopular, Glauber writes today in Newsday that Mark Sanchez should be given another chance to start.
… Ryan is now presented with one more chance — one last chance, really — to see if Sanchez deserves to stay. Why? Because Ryan can see how Sanchez does now that the coach has finally doled out the dose of tough love that he should have delivered a few weeks before now. Ryan had never taken the ball away from Sanchez before, and it's worth one more shot to see if he can respond to the benching in a way that offers any hope for the future.
Look, it's possible Sanchez already has provided that answer, that he simply isn't capable of getting any better and it is time for the franchise to move on. It certainly feels that way, especially after the last two games. But Ryan needs to know definitively, and the only way that happens is to see how he responds in this spot. To see if Sanchez responds like he did the first time Ryan even remotely hinted that Sanchez might be benched.
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I don't agree with Bob Glauber in this, but I can easily see his point. Now that Sanchez has been benched … how will he respond? My sense is that the Jets would squeeze a few good games out of him but in the end he'll just end up reverting back to the same spot he was in the past. So it's not worth it, but Glauber's point about this being a unique situation for Sanchez is one to think about.
The problem for me is that no one knows what's been said behind closed doors to Sanchez already. No one knows what he was warned or cautioned with and the message to Sanchez should have been clear when the team brought in Tebow. However you slice it, this season has been about adversity for Mark Sanchez and I'm sorry to say that he's crumbled under the weight of it. This was Mark Sanchez's year to either take a stranglehold of the team or be strangled by it. We've all seen the results.
So now most than likely, the Jets are going to have to move on at the most important spot in football. Sanchez is four years into his career and is still holding the ball too long. All summer, Sparano yelled at him to get the ball out more quickly and yet just two days ago he was waiting for his receivers to get open before throwing the ball to them. That's not the way a great quarterback plays football – it's just not – and for him to be making that sort of mistake at this point in his career over and over and over again is colossally bad news.
Rex Ryan should have benched Mark Sanchez for a wake up call long before now, but that's not the way Ryan works. We can't go backwards and that's why I don't think he'll go back to Sanchez. He's been long-suffering with his QB already. He's watched Sanchez play poorly for too long and now the season is falling off the brink. How can he trust Sanchez to get it right all of a sudden? Firing Brian Schottenheimer last offseason was all about finding out whether it was Brian Schottenheimer or Mark Sanchez that was the problem. This season has proven that while it might have been Brian Schottenheimer, it was most assuredly about Mark Sanchez.
Still, I see Glauber's point. Maybe Sanchez does respond and his career is forever changed, but that seems so unlikely. But if the Jets are already in a free fall, what's there to lose? The team is most likely going have to hold onto him next year so he'll get another shot to compete for a job, but just not right now.
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Aerosols: The Last Frontier?
In addition, our deficient understanding of aerosol forcing also hinders our ability to use the modern temperature record to constrain the "climate sensitivity" – the operative parameter in determining exactly how much warming will result from a given increase in CO2 concentration. The determination of climate sensitivity has been discussed in this forum previously here. The sensitivity parameter can be derived by examining historical records of the correlation of CO2 concentration and temperature taking into account other contemporary changes. Aerosols contribute significantly to the uncertainty in climate sensitivity because we cannot model their historical impact on the temperature record with sufficient accuracy, though additional constraints on climate sensitivity such as the last ice age do exist. A better understanding of aerosols then may well facilitate more accurate predictions of future climate responses to changing CO2.
The relative lifetimes of CO2 and aerosol in the atmosphere result in the expectation that reducing fossil fuel use will accelerate warming. A CO2 molecule has a lifetime of about 100 years in the atmosphere, while an aerosol particle has an average life expectancy of only about 10 days. Therefore, if we instantaneously ceased using combustion engines, the (cooling) fossil fuel-related aerosols would be cleaned out of the atmosphere within weeks, while the (warming) CO2 would remain much longer, leaving a net positive forcing from the reduction in emissions for a century or more.
So, what do we need to learn about aerosol to narrow those error bars in Figure SPM-2? To accurately model aerosols' climate impact, we need to know about the whole lifespan of the aerosols: their diverse sources, aging processes (and how those affect radiative properties), how they mix together and the mechanisms and timescales for its removal from the atmosphere. As the IPCC 2007 4AR will make clear, we've come a long way in our understanding of atmospheric aerosol, but there is still plenty of room for improvement.
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Oct. 9, 2015
Canadian government officials confirm media reports that Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Conservative Party admit having stalled processing of refugee claims from Syrians by intervening in review process; political opponents seize on misstep by conservative government, which blames delays on logistical challenges and necessary security concerns. MORE
Aug. 3, 2015
Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper formally opens campaign period ahead of October elections, setting up longest campaign period since Canadians began voting on same day in 1974; move appears aimed at giving campaign funding edge to Harper's Conservative party, which has come under fire for ethics violations and struggling economy. MORE
May. 16, 2015
Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper's government says country will cut greenhouse emissions by 30 percent below 2005 levels by 2030 and that it has formally submitted this goal to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper asks Parliament to broaden mission against Islamic State militants to include airstrikes on Syrian targets and to lengthen military involvement for another year; opposition lawmakers do not support extension citing Harper did not entirely reveal function of ground troops in 2014. MORE
Jan. 31, 2015
Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper announces expansion of spy service's powers, citing need for increased vigilance following attacks by radical Islamists; some legal experts have questioned constitutionality of bill, which allows courts to censor online postings and increases scope of police detentions. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Terrorist attacks by extremists in Canada may prove to be a political gift for Prime Min Stephen Harper, whose Conservative Party had begun to trail in polls with elections no more than a year away; party had been saddled with scandal and faced surge among opposition in the traditionally liberal country; how adroitly Harper manages sense of national unity in wake of attacks could determine whether he cements a conservative legacy, or undoes it. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Canadian researchers report that they have located a ship from Sir John Franklin's disastrous 1848 expedition to map the Northwest Passage, subject that has long been a point of national fascination; some critics say Prime Min Stephen Harper has seized upon it as a way to unite public opinion at a time of budget cuts and climate change. MORE
Mar. 31, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Jacques Leslie contends headlong embrace of Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper's administration of developing so-called tar sands for oil production has altered the political landscape in the country; laments that policies addressing climate change have been abandoned, and the government has slashed funding for research; notes opposition to oil development would be less passionate if the government advocated a more measured approach. MORE
Feb. 20, 2014
Pres Obama meets in Mexico with Pres Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Min Stephen Harper for economic and trade summit; three men promise enduring cooperation, but the show of friendship does not mask stress points that have divided the leaders. MORE
Nov. 5, 2013
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen J Harper took nine years to research, write and publish A Great Game, new addition to the great volume of hockey books produced by Canada; tome is a 320-page scholarly history of an obscure period in Toronto hockey more than a century ago, with footnotes and bibliography. MORE
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Canadian Prime Minister Condemns Attacks
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Within six months after the issuance of the certificate of incorporation of a China Trade Act corporation there shall be held a stockholders' meeting either at the principal office or a branch office of the corporation. Such meeting shall be called by a majority of the directors named in the articles of incorporation and each stockholder shall be given at least ninety days' notice of the meeting either in person or by mail. The holders of two-thirds of the voting shares, represented in person or by proxy, shall constitute a quorum at such meetings authorized to transact business. At this meeting or an adjourned meeting thereof a code of bylaws for the corporation shall be adopted by a majority of the voting shares represented at the meeting.
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The following questions shall be determined only by the stockholders at a stockholders' meeting:
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The adoption of any such amendment or authorization shall require the approval of at least two-thirds of the voting shares. No amendment to the articles of incorporation or authorization for dissolution or extension shall take effect until
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Source(Sept. 19, 1922, ch. 346, § 10,42 Stat. 852; Feb. 26, 1925, ch. 345, § 9,43 Stat. 996.)
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Steven G. Horwitz, an economics professor at St. Lawrence University, Canton, has been named a senior fellow for the Fraser Institute, an independent conservative think tank based in Canada.
Mr. Horwitz, who also serves as the economics department chair at St. Lawrence, is the author of two books: Monetary Evolution, Free Banking, and Economic Order and Microfoundations and Macroeconomics: An Austrian Perspective. He has written extensively on political economy; economic and social theory of the family; monetary theory and macroeconomics. He is also a contributing editor at The Freeman and recently received honorable mention in the Reason Foundations 2012 Bastiat Prize for Journalism.
The Fraser Institute has active research ties with similar independent organizations in more than 80 countries around the world and publishes peer-reviewed research into critical economic and public policy issues including taxation, government spending, health care, school performance and trade.
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Clifford Davis, a financial representative of Northwestern Mutual, Greater New York Group, in Syracuse, has qualified for the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Quality Award.
The award recognizes professionalism through education and earned designations, production measured by performance metrics customized for each practice specialty, adherence to the NAIFA Code of Ethics, and service to the industry association.
This is the fifth time Mr. Davis has earned this honor. He has been associated with Northwestern Mutual since 1992. He is a native of Meadville, Pa., and received a bachelors degree from Gannon University, Erie, Pa. He received the Chartered Life Underwriter Designation in 1996 and the Chartered Financial Consultant Designation in 2000 from the American College, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
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Before Spanx and Push-Up Bras: 13 Photos of 1940s-Era Corsets Will Take Your Breath Away (Literally)Meredith Carroll
Many women would likely agree there's a price to be paid for beauty. Then they wrestle on their first pair of Spanx and decide that if any friends really dislike them because of their back fat, they were never really friends in the first place.
Spank, push-up bras and other spandex-laden materials designed to pull us in and push us out in just the right places are great, unless your ultimate objective is to breathe or bend down. In which case they're awful.
The thing is, they used to be way worse. Like a-southern-belle-from-another-century-who-needed-a-team-of-big-burly-men-to-sew-her-into-her-corset kind of worse.
Be happy you didn't live in the 1940s and weren't made to feel like you needed to wear one of these bras or corsets:
Mirror, mirror on the wall 1 of 13This angle really isn't the fairest one of all.
My fat is right here, you say? 2 of 13Thanks for pointing that out, because apparently she's the only woman on the planet who isn't acutely aware of the exact location of each of her flaws.
Pregnant or a few pounds overweight? 3 of 13What's the difference? This corset will silence anything that was once living inside you anyway.
Conehead 4 of 13Low lights, high beams.
Before and after 5 of 13More oxygen before. No oxygen after. But hey, at least you can't bend over anymore.
One up, one down 6 of 13Muuuuuuuch better.
A few inches off your waist 7 of 13A few cracked ribs. A crushed lung or two.
No matter; that's why God gave her a few of each.
It'll cure that bulge 8 of 13That frown, on the other hand, will need way more than a corset.
T&A 9 of 13Teeth and abs. What did you think it meant?
Lose the bulge 10 of 13And maybe get a new hairstylist.
Back fat begone 11 of 13If only it were that easy.
Spirella Garment 12 of 13When you care enough to harness with the very breast.
One is right, one is wrong 13 of 13But neither is optimal if breathing is ultimately the goal.
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