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WALTHAM — Celtics rookie Phil Pressey spent all of the C's 97-89 preseason loss to Toronto in towel-waiving mode Monday night on the bench.
That will change on Wednesday when the Celtics play the New York Knicks in Providence, R.I.
Pressey's solid play in training camp, coupled with the absence of guard Jordan Crawford (death in the family) and possibly MarShon Brooks (excused from Tuesday's practice because he was sick) creates a golden opportunity for Pressey to play significant minutes.
"I'm really looking forward to that," said C's coach Brad Stevens. "I think he's done a good job. I knew that prior to (Monday) night's game. That's why I didn't play Phil last night and played Jordan a couple more minutes."
Pressey would have loved to have seen action on Monday, but understands that this is just part of the process.
"A lot of them (Celtics teammates) have been in the same position I've been in," Pressey said. "You never know when your name will get called, or how long you will play. So I'm going to try and stay ready."
Part of that staying ready is doing whatever is necessary to stay on the floor.
"I try to go out there and defend, defend the ball well and change the pace of the game on the defensive end," Pressey said. "Offensively, I know I can pass and create for others but I'm just going to try and change the game on the defensive end."
Even though this would be Pressey's first NBA game, dealing with the likes of Avery Bradley and Crawford has more than prepared him for what he's in store for Wednesday night.
"The good thing about those guys is they bring it everyday," Pressey said. "In practice, we're competing and it's tough out there. You can't take a play off. Jordan wants to compete every single play and wants to win every single drill. So we're going at it. Same thing with Avery. Guys have been helping me get better. The harder we practice, the easier the game is going to be."
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County Soil Survey
Shawn Shouse, ISU Extension Field Specialist/Ag Engineering
Ph: 712-769-2600 - e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The county soil survey can be a valuable tool for land owners and users. Rather than trying to summarize the purpose of the soil survey myself, let me quote the four paragraphs from the foreword of a recent copy of the soil survey:
This soil survey contains information that can be used in land-planning programs. It contains predictions of soil behavior for selected land uses. The survey also highlights limitations and hazards inherent in the soil, improvements needed to overcome the limitations, and the impact of selected land uses on the environment.
This soil survey is designed for many different users. Farmers, foresters, and agronomists can use it to evaluate the potential of the soil and the management needed for maximum food and fiber production. Planners, community officials, engineers, developers, builders, and home buyers can use the survey to plan land use, select sites for construction, and identify special practices needed to ensure proper performance. Conservationists, teachers, students, and specialists in recreation, wildlife management, waste disposal, and pollution control can use the survey to help them understand, protect, and enhance the environment.
Great differences in soil properties can occur within short distances. Some soils are seasonally wet or subject to flooding. Some are shallow to bedrock. Some are too unstable to be used as a foundation for buildings or roads. Clayey or wet soils are poorly suited to use as septic tank absorption fields. A high water table makes a soil poorly suited to basements or underground installations.
These and many other soil properties that affect land use are described in this soil survey. Broad areas of soils are shown on the general soil map. The location of each soil is shown on the detailed soil maps. Each soil in the survey area is described. Information on specific uses is given for each soil. Help in using this publication and additional information are available at the local office of the Natural Resources Conservation Service or the Cooperative Extension Service.
With that introduction, let me explain some of what you'll find in the county soil survey.
The survey begins with a general description of the county, including monthly temperatures and precipitation, and dates of first and last freezing temperatures in spring and fall.
The next section gives a description of the major types of soils (called associations), followed by detailed information on each specific soil type (called a soil map unit). The description lists the physical properties of the soil, its color, texture, and depth, along with common uses and limitations for the soil. I appreciate the way that the soil parent material and position of soil types on the landscape are shown with graphic representations like this one:
Another section includes tables listing the suitability and limitations of individual soil map units for different uses. Tables include expected crop yields and tree growth, suitability for recreational uses and wildlife habitat, engineering suitability for buildings, septic systems, road construction and ponds, and susceptibility to flooding and high water table.
All this information on soil map units is referenced to the actual soil maps. These maps are aerial photographs of the land with the boundaries of individual soil map units drawn over the top. Each 8" x 14" map covers an area of seven square miles. Here is an example of a section from one soil map. Note the two farmsteads on the north and south side of a road, and the creek in the lower right.
Each soil map unit is designated on the map with a number corresponding to the soil map unit, sometimes followed by a letter that indicates the steepness of slope, sometimes followed by a number that indicates the degree of erosion. On the example above, a 10C2 designates a Monona silt loam soil, with C slope (5 to 9 percent), and moderately eroded.
The soil survey has a wealth of information about the ground on which you live. For the techno-enthusiast, there is even a digitized electronic version - but that's a topic for a whole different article.
Modern soil surveys are available for nearly all counties in Iowa at no charge. To learn more or to obtain a copy, contact your county office of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service.
For web surfers, the Agronomy Department at Iowa State University has a web site with more information on soil surveys, land use, and nutrient and tillage management. This site lists the current status of Iowa soil surveys and also has information about digital soil maps. http://extension.agron.iastate.edu/soils/
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Cindy Haynes, Horticulture Extension (515) 294-4006, firstname.lastname@example.com
AMES, Iowa - Celebrating 25 years of garden calendars is the theme of the 2003 Iowa State University Extension garden calendar (PM 815). The full-color 12x12-inch calendar features monthly garden tips and includes a list of ISU Extension horticulture publications. For the first time the calendar is also being offered in Spanish. Calendars are available at ISU Extension county offices for $6, and from the ISU Extension Distribution Center's Web site at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/pubs/Order.html.
|Reducing Damage to Trees During Construction
by Paul Wray, ISU Extension Forester
Phone: 515-294-1168 - e-mail: email@example.com
Trees and construction activities often interact nonconstructively resulting in damage and death to trees. Injury to aboveground parts of trees and its effect on the health of trees is easy to see, evaluate and avoid because of its high visibility. However, damage to the root system or the soil around the root system results in more loss and death than aboveground damage during construction. Root and soil damage is less obvious and may result in tree death or damage that is not evident for as long as 8 to 10 years.
Soils and Tree Growth
Most of the noninfectious disorders of trees in Iowa are related to the roots and the soil. Soils have physical, chemical and biological characteristics or systems that can be changed by construction activities. Ideal soils for tree growth consist of about half of its volume composed of solid matter, including mineral particles and some organic matter. The other half consists of pore spaces filled in varying proportions with air and water.
Soil texture refers to the size of individual mineral particles of clay, silt or sand. Soils with high clay content will hold more water for plant growth, yet may be more susceptible to soil compaction. Sandy soils hold less water and are less susceptible to soil compaction. Water and air movement and the ease of root growth through soils are determined by pore size, not necessarily the size of individual mineral particles. This soil structure is an indication of the degree or level to which soil particles are aggregated, creating more pore space. In general, the more structure a soil has, the more desirable it is for tree growth. Bulk density of a soil is the weight of a given volume of soil. Soil compaction increases the soil bulk density, resulting in less pore space and greater difficulty for tree roots to grow and expand.
Many of our urban soils have been disturbed. These soils are often shallow, with little soil depth, and often consist of subsoil material covered with less than 6 inches of topsoil. Root growth is often slowed by soil layers that are substantially different than the soil above or below. For example, a sandy surface soil on top of a compacted clay layer may be excessively wet at times because of poor drainage and droughty during dry periods because of poor root penetration.
Tree Roots
Tree roots are made up of large permanent roots that provide mainly anchorage and transport and many small, temporary feeder roots and root hairs. These small roots are the primary water and nutrient absorbers. They function for only 1 to 3 years and then either die or become part of the large root system. Most trees replace at least one-third of their feeder roots each year.
Tree roots do not penetrate soils to great depths. Most roots will concentrate in the top 6 to 18 inches of topsoil. Tree roots occupy a larger area than previously believed. They often extend out from the trunk in an irregular area that is 4 to 7 times larger than the area of their crown.
Minimizing Tree Damage
The surest method of minimizing damage to a root system or soil during construction is to do nothing around, in or on top of a tree's root system. Construct a sturdy fence at the outer drip line of the tree or trees to be saved and allow zero activity within this area. The larger the area of zero activity around the tree, the less damage. The more this zone is violated by construction activities, the more the tree may be damaged. Activities that damage tree roots are cutting or stripping surface soils, lowering grades, trenching, parking or operating any machinery in this area, storing supplies, filling or storing soil or excavation materials, building sidewalks and streets, creating sand or gravel piles over the roots and removing ground covers.
In most cases, zero activity in the root zone is not possible. If construction activity cannot be avoided, strive to minimize their affect on both the root system and the soil. For sidewalks, minimize any grade changes and excavation. When trenching for utilities, bore under the root system instead of cutting through roots and combine utilities in the same trench where possible. Use retaining walls as much as possible instead of complete site grading. Minimize compaction by working when soils are dry and using hand equipment instead of large mechanical equipment. When filling around a tree, make provisions for both air and water drainage and supplies or use fill material that is well drained. If possible, build structures on posts rather than footings or extensive foundations. Strive to minimize activities that cut roots or adversely affect soil characteristics.
Trees vary in their tolerances to construction damage. The ranges presented in the chart are based on my observations. In addition to species differences, the root distribution pattern for each individual tree affects its tolerance to construction. If most of a tree's roots are located away from the construction zone, it suffers minimal damage.
Tree saving practices during construction can be both time-consuming and expensive. First, make sure that the tree is worth saving; it should be a desirable species, in reasonably good health, and have a projected life expectancy of at least 20 years. In some cases, removal and replacement after construction may be the most viable alternative.
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I'll go for the dare over the weekend, but I'll just clarify in advance that I'll be counting speaking-part guest stars rather than recycled extras (speaking or non-speaking). Although the latter present a problem of their own when the same face is associated with multiple colors of uniform...
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Was Andrew Wyeth socelebrated because hewas so misunderstood, or did it workthe other way around? His reputation seems ill-fitting, whether you consider him one of the great American painters of the last century, as many laymen and a few professionals do, or a kitsch mongerand conman, as many more professionals and a few sniffy, wised-up laymen do. The question comes up whenever museum curators swivel their sights toward his vast body of work—thousands upon thousands of paintings and sketches, spanning a 72-year public career—and put on another exhibit to try to sort him out, as the giftedNancy K. Anderson and Charles Brock have done at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
The show takes as its premise Wyeth's career-long insistence that the most famous figurative painter of his time—that would be Wyeth himself—was in truth an abstract artist: "A lot of peoplesay I've brought realism back," he said in the mid-1960s, as he approached the peak of his fame. "I honestly consider myself an abstractionist." The bone beneath the flesh, the frame subtending the barn and springhouse—these were what he wanted his audience to see and grapple with, not the surface of things, even when the surfaces were rendered as painstakingly as Wyeth's. (The best of them are as finely grained as a Dürer print.) He used his realism, he said, as a kind of come-on—a way to get the folks into the tent: "They're attracted by the realism, then begin to feel the abstraction."
Wyeth gave countless interviews and said countless things, many of them contradictory, and he tended his public presentation with the care of a skilled marketer. But if he truly considered himself a cunning Jackson Pollock in disguise, his reputation must be one of the most successful cases of mistaken identity since the Scarlet Pimpernel. Fans and critics admired or condemned him for the same reasons: He was a painter of accessible paintings filled with identifiable objects and people, often set in wintry rural settings, rendered more or less faithfully in muted colors or shades of dun and ochre. He was loved or hated or ignored because he was a painter whose paintings were easy to grasp.
Thanks to Anderson and Brock, though, with "Looking Out, Looking In" we can begin to see how deceptive the accessibility is. Wyeth died in 2009, at the age of 91, and even now it's hard to convey to a younger generation how famous he was: He was the personification of American art in the popular mind. His painting Christina's World, bought by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1949, rivals American Gothic as the least avoidable and most lampooned American artwork of the last century. He made the cover of Time twice and of Newsweek twice, once during the same week. (Trust us, youngsters; this was a big deal.) Television networks filmed specials about him and broadcast them to large and welcoming audiences.
By the mid-1990s, a new Wyeth painting would sell for $1 million at a minimum, topping out at $3 million. Snoopy, a character even less avoidable than Wyeth, boasted of the Wyeth painting he hung in his doghouse. Politicians pawed at him (Wyeth, not Snoopy). President Nixon put on a one-man Wyeth exhibit at the White House. President Eisenhower asked Wyeth to paint his portrait. He won the Medal of Freedom from President Kennedy, the CongressionalGold Medal from President Reagan, and the National Medal of Arts from the second President Bush. His home in the Brandywine Valley crossroads of Chadds Ford, where he was born, died, and lived all his life, became, and still is, a tourist destination.
His immense popularity with the general public is best understood as an expression of relief—a freeing of frustrated aesthetic instinct. For decades after World War II ordinary people who liked visual art had been searching for visual art they could like. The pickingswere slim. Would-be art lovers were offered high-concept works that were not, to the layman, at all easy to like. We'll call this "modernism" for simplicity's sake. Pollock, Mark Rothko, Frank Stella, and the other modernists traveled with a phalanx of hyperarticulate critics whose job it was to convince the public that realistic depictions of scenes and objects in a work of art were simply boorish, unsophisticated—sentimental, even. "Sentimental" is a word often used by sophisticated critics in all the arts: It is a technical term that literally means"bad." ("Luminous," if you were wondering, means "good.")
Of course, the very qualities that repelled critics were the qualities that soothed and charmed Wyeth's untutored admirers. And their affection went beyond the paintings. As modernism quickly became the house style of Western art, Wyeth's most ardent fans sensed that it was a package deal. Modernism asked something more from them than simply to accept abstract forms as higher-order artistic expressions. As one art-world maven explained to Richard Meryman, Wyeth's biographer:
Wyeth and that [realistic] style in some way have represented all the stuff out there that artists had been fighting against. The identification of the middle-class values as the enemy of the true imagination . . . has been around since the beginning of modernism: the belief that there was something fundamentally inauthentic about a certain way of living and a certain kind of values, something repressive and self-deceived.
Wyeth became a symbol of this "narrowness," not merely as a painter but as an embodiment of what was wrong with the American middle class, its complacency and piddling aspirations. He was often called a nostalgist, a pretend artist looking backward even as the vanguard struggled heroically forward. Critics foreswore the task of probing his art—there wasn't much there to work with, after all—in favor of probing the psychology of the people who enjoyed it.
"[Wyeth's paintings] are just sort of colored drawings," said the modernist critic Hilton Kramer in the New York Times. "[They are] illustrated dreams that enable people who don't like art to fantasize about not living in the 20th century." The curator of modern art at the Art Institute of Chicago compared Wyeth's stuff to "kindly sermons at the village church. This artist's contrived compositions shine with moral rectitude. He offers us first-rate illustrations of 'the good life,' but these illustrations never rise above illustrations." "Illustration" is another synonym for "bad"—at least among modernist critics. You'd be hardpressed to find a great painting done before the 20th century that doesn't illustrate some story or other.
Wyeth didn't help his case when he happily admitted to voting for Nixon and Reagan. At times, his transgressions seemed to be more against etiquette than art. The anathema grew so intense that, when a prominent curator of 20th-century art volunteered to supervise a retrospective in New York in 1976, he did so, he said, "my reputation to the contrary notwithstanding." Several weeks later, the curator suddenly quit, without public explanation but apparently under the pressure of peers: "The man was terrified of his reputation," wrote onecoworker. When Wyeth heard the news, he understood perfectly. "The poor son of a bitch," he said.
Nearly 40 years later, the curators of "Looking Out, Looking In" show no sign of professional squeamishness. Times have changed, as you've probably noticed. For anyone under the age of 30 the high-stakes standoff between figurative art and abstract art must seem as remote as the Wars of the Roses. Postmodernism got beyond the standoff by absorbing both points of view and making art of whatever kind unserious and beside the point. Nowadays, the figurative artist John Currin can turn his great technical skill to producing satiric pornography and his work will sit comfortably alongside an absurdist who produces blank canvases. One is as good, or bad, as the other; neither matters much.
In reviving Wyeth, Anderson and Brock seem to want to take him at his word, treating him as a figurative artist with a bent toward abstraction, or an abstractionist forever consigned to depict real scenes from the real world. The show is small but includes some of Wyeth's most famous paintings: Groundhog Day (1959), Evening at Kuerners (1970), its centerpiece, Wind from the Sea (1947), as well as the early sketches from which the paintings grew. The curators' principle of selection has been to exclude any finished painting that contains "narrative"—yet another term from the critics' notebook, and a close relative of illustration. Here, "narrative" means human subject matter. There are no people here, scarcely even a moo-cow. Only in the preliminary sketches do people appear, and then, presumably in an effort to reduce the image to its abstract essence, we see Wyeth scrub them out so that all that remains are window sills, curtains, farm tools, distant hills of mown hay, and the spectral light pouring in from who knows what source. Wyeth, in one of his frequent torments of doubt, would sympathize with the mission the curators have set for themselves. "My problem is my subject matter," he once said. "There's too damn much of it."
Anyone familiar only with Wyeth as his severest critics rendered him—i.e., as a Thomas Kinkade-like lineworker pumping out commercial art fit only (as one critic said) for the homes of retired Republican politicians and the boardrooms of bankrupt banks—will do well to take his time wandering this show. It quickly becomes clear how thoroughly the popular debates of decades past got Wyeth wrong. If these pictures are comforting nostalgia for a simpler past, "illustrations of the good life," and "kindly sermons," then I am Marie of Romania. Beneath the frequent prettiness, most of the pictures are just this side of harrowing, not just lonesome and melancholy but portraits of life as it seeps inevitably away. The wind that lifts the lace curtain in Wind from the Sea makes the hair on your arms stand up. Jamie Wyeth, Andrew's son and a celebrated artist himself, confesses to being puzzled by the benign view of Wyeth's work. "My father's work is terrifying," he said. It's not sentimental. It's luminous! But in a creepy way.
There was a lot more to him, in other words, than many of his friends and enemies picked up on—a constant hint, at least, of menace that keeps all of us at a distance from him and his work. If Time and Newsweek and Hilton Kramer had seen him plain, who knows what his reputation would have been?
It's not as if he didn't warn us. He once told his biographer Meryman a story about wandering the hills around Chadds Ford. It was a soft spring morning. Stopping to rest near a group of European spring beauties, he saw on a trail above him a young woman on a walk. Assuming she was alone, she moved off the trail, lifted her skirt, and defecated in the grass. Wyeth was charmed. "The white curve of her bottom was amazing," he told Meryman. The little lumps she left tumbled downhill and stopped in the patch of spring beauties.
He titled the painting of the flowers May Day. It shows the beauties flashing white and green, with hints of yellow and red, rising out of what appears to be a rich, brown bed of Brandywine loam. It has been a great favorite of Wyeth fans over the years; you can buy a reproduction on eBay for $495. It's uncharacteristically colorful, almost pretty and very springlike, and just abstract enough to be thoroughly misunderstood.
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For light reading, choose something by Jan Karon, the prolific North Carolina writer of the Mitford novels, the Father Tim series, and others.
For serious readings, perhaps something that could be categorized as "Journeys of the soul." Eat, Pray, Love, One Woman's Search for Everything across Italy, India, and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert is the autobiographical saga of a 34-year-old writer's experiences while dealing with her divorce and the heartbreak of a subsequent relationship.
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This Saturday, YouTube will be hosting its first ever live streaming event. The broadcast will feature a music and variety show being held at Fort Mason Center's Herbst Pavilion in San Francisco.
The event begins at 8pm EST and will feature Soulja Boy Tellam, Will.i.am, Tay Zonday of Chocolate Rain fame and a bunch of "talent" from the YouTube community.
Thankfully, Ask a Ninja will be there. He's one of my favorite YouTube sensations of all time.
Most importantly, there will be dance. But will it top Justin Timberlake as Beyonce's backup dancer on that other live variety show that airs on Saturdays last weekend? Me thinks not. (Dangit. NBC has still NOT posted that skit on Hulu.com. Really, NBC?)
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American International Group Inc. extended its streak of gains to the longest since March as John Griffin's Blue Ridge Capital LLC and Daniel Loeb's Third Point LLC disclosed stakes in the bailed-out insurer.
Blue Ridge added 10.4 million shares of New York-based AIG in the quarter ended June 30, according to a filing yesterday. Third Point had a new stake of 2.25 million shares, it said in a filing. Loeb's fund had $8.9 billion under management as of July 31, according to its website.
AIG jumped 1.4 percent to $34.29 at 10:03 a.m. in New York, heading for its ninth straight daily advance since reporting a profit gain after the close of regular trading on Aug. 2. The U.S. Treasury sold $5.75 billion of AIG shares in May and an equal amount this month, cutting its stake to 53 percent. AIG trades for about 57 percent of book value, a measure of assets minus liabilities.
"The company is on a positive track, continuing to move forward in its turnaround," Gloria Vogel, an analyst at Drexel Hamilton LLC, wrote in an Aug. 6 research note. "The repurchase of shares at a significant discount to book value helps to raise earnings" per share. She has a buy rating on AIG.
Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors Inc. tripled its AIG stake in the three months ended June 30 to 4.59 million shares, an Aug. 13 filing shows. Omega has earned an average of about 13 percent annually since it was founded in 1991, according to Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research Inc.
Bruce Berkowitz's Fairholme Capital Management LLC is the largest owner of AIG shares after the U.S. government, with about 88 million, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Our best idea remains AIG," Berkowitz wrote in a letter to investors posted on his website. "There are few occasions when systemically important franchises sell for half of book value and are profitable. This is one of those times."
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Members of the Organization of African Unity meeting in Addis Ababa have adopted a common stance endorsing an absolute ban on the production and use of anti-personnel mines. The decision was taken at the 32nd session of the OAU Council of Ministers, held from 21 to 23 June in the Ethiopian capital. The meeting followed a number of seminars held in Africa this year by the OAU in cooperation with the ICRC.
This position will be supported by the OAU at the forthcoming Review Conference of the 1980 UN Weapons Convention (Vienna, 25 September-13 October 1995). Only three African States have so far become party to the Convention.
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*From: *"Peiris, Shanaka Jayanath" <email@example.com> *Date: *Wed, 17 Jul 2013 07:28:51 +0000 *To: *'firstname.lastname@example.com'<firstname.lastname@example.com> *Subject: *Final There have been a number of media queries following an article published in a newspaper yesterday that covers the IMF's view on conglomerate risks. I wish to clarify that this article covers one of the many risks identified in the "risk assessment matrix" of the 2013 IMF Article IV Consultation staff report discussed with the authorities in January 2013 and published in April 2013. It should be noted that one of the innovations in the wake of the global financial crisis and addressed in the IMF's 2011 Triennial Surveillance Review has been the incorporation of risk assessment matrices (RAMs) in IMF Article IV reports. RAMs are now included in most country Article IV staff reports and lists events that could materially alter the baseline path (the scenario most likely to materialize in the view of IMF staff). The relative likelihood of risks listed is the staff's subjective assessment of the risks surrounding the baseline at the time of discussions with the authorities. The RAM for the Philippines in the 2013 Article IV Consultation noted a number of global and domestic risks including the low likelihood of risk and potentially medium macro-financial impact of a highly leveraged conglomerate failure at the time of Article IV discussions held in January 2013. There was no identification of a particular company. Other risks to the Philippines listed include incomplete delivery of euro area policy commitments and fiscal policy shock in the United States; protracted period of slow European (or global) growth; capital inflow reversal affecting EMs, accompanied by a strong unwinding of asset price overvaluation; and domestic asset price bubble fuelled by abundant liquidity. Notwithstanding these risks the 2013 Article IV consultation staff report presents a favorable economic outlook based on the solid macroeconomic fundamentals of the Philippines. Please see the IMF.org website for the full report on the Philippines for more detail.**** ** ** ** ** IMF Resident Representative to the Philippines**** Room 407, 5-Storey Building **** Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas**** Malate, Manila, Philippines**** Tel: (+63-2)708 7484**** Fax: (+63-2) 708 7483 **** ** ** -- Belle Maestro-Arceño Public Relations Office of the Secretary Department of Finance Mobile +63 908 894 4893 E.mail email@example.com Twitter @CiaoBellaBoo
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