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Both Vilsack and Blouin have taken heat from both parties for the state's $82.5-million assistance package to Wells Fargo, the first to get money from the Iowa Values fund established in 2003.
Raised north of Boston, Fallon should do well among the electorate from the Emerald Isle with his obvious pride in his heritage. He went to Ireland for a year where he observed that "food, farming, and agriculture was important," his segue into why he has a personal interest in running for governor.
State Representative for Iowa's 66th House District, Fallon lived in Ireland for a year, and he and his wife have lived in Iowa since 1984.
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'I started getting really active and trying to address those concerns in my neighborhood," Fallon said.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Danny Granger scored 32 points and led Indiana back from a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit, and Troy Murphy tipped in a missed shot at the buzzer to complete an improbable 118-117 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night.
The Lakers came into the game with seven straight wins, the league's best record and reigning MVP Kobe Bryant. But even another terrific night from Bryant, who scored 28 points and had seven rebounds, wasn't enough to fend off the pesky Pacers.
For much of the game, Los Angeles (14-2) seemed to be waiting to take control. And thanks to a 17-0 run to close the third quarter, it seemed Los Angeles could cruise to victory.
Instead, the Pacers, who had won only once since Nov. 21, fought back from the 101-86 deficit with an incredible defensive performance.
Indiana (7-10) methodically chipped away, using a 10-0 run to get to 105-98 early in the fourth, and closing to 115-114 when Granger hit a 3-pointer from the left corner with 1:42 to go. They finally regained the lead, 116-115, with 1:16 left when Marquis Daniels made two free throws.
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Coach Jim O'Brien called time out, and Daniels broke free on the baseline, tossed up a short shot that bounced off the side of the rim. The rebound got batted around and Murphy finally tipped it toward the basket, as the ball bounced on both sides of the rim before dropping through the net as the buzzer sounded.
The play stood up to a replay review by the officials.
Murphy finished with 16 points and 17 rebounds, and T.J. Ford added 17 points as all five Indiana starters scored at least 16 points.
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The dope-smoking teenager and a disturbing rehearsal of the past
Novelist Julie Myerson and her son spent all last week publicly blaming each other for the fall-out of her new 'novel' - but is their war of words merely a grim echo of her own past... and of his own battles with the father forced into the role of Jake's absent mother?
Sunnier times: Julie and Jonathan Myerson show off their 'idyllic' life before their troubles began with, from left, Jake, ten, Raphael, then seven, and Chloe, eightShe says her son is a junkie who stole from his parents, assaulted them and got a 16-year-old pregnant. She had to throw him out for the sake of her younger children.
He says she is 'insane', gives no credence to talk of unintended fatherhood and describes his mother's behaviour as 'obscene'.
It's the sort of family rumpus one might expect to see played out in the bear-pit surroundings of a daytime television studio - hardly something likely to trouble the thoroughly middle-class, middle-brow realms of literary fiction.
But these are the lines that have been drawn between celebrated novelist Julie Myerson and her elder son Jake, now 20.
The catalyst for the tit-for-tat argument was not some Asbo or 2am ultimatum, but the forthcoming publication of her latest book, The Lost Child.
And last week's escalation, bringing them the dubious accolade of the most talked-about dysfunctional family in the land, has been a matter not for case-workers and Social Services, but newspaper columnists and Radio 4's Today programme.
Lost childhood: Jake goes to the shop this week without any shoes on and, right, Julie at 13 after her parents' marriage broke up
And yet her admission that she banished Jake from the family home, changed the locks and all but disowned him, and her decision to use this 'story' as material for her book, has sparked a furious debate over both her literary and maternal judgment.
To Julie, it is a vital cautionary tale of one family's devastation and their son's addiction to skunk, the powerful strain of cannabis.
To Jake, it is simply one of parental over-reaction borne out of naivety, panic and a paranoid reliance on American notions of addiction and treatment.
A lurking tragedy: Julie's father Geoffrey Pike, who took his own life
Which is close to saying that she has made half of it up. So what is the truth?
The Mail on Sunday has spoken to a wide range of family associates and friends and discovered that the events being played out today on the streets of Camberwell, South London, are, in truth, a disturbing rehearsal of the past.
For the reality that underpins it all is a family trauma dating back two generations.
It has long cast its shadow over the family. In her attempts to reconcile herself with her past, Julie has converted it into her fiction.
And while working on her books she has frequently let her partner, screenwriter and magistrate Jonathan, shoulder the day-to-day running of the household.
Indeed, far from a peaceful home destroyed by drugs, the strains that have surfaced so dramatically last week have been bubbling under for a long time.
According to one who knew the family well: 'The thing I remember most about them was the noise. It was fierce.
'Every morning Jonathan would be screaming at the top of his lungs at the children to get them ready for school.
'That was his way of disciplining them, I suppose. He was the main carer, as far as I could see.
'Julie would spend her time writing and he pretty much took charge of the children's day-to-day activities.
Close-knit: Jake, far right, at 13, with his mother Julie and siblings Chloe and Raphael'It was he who drove them around, even though he was also very busy working as a local councillor and later a magistrate.
'Meanwhile Julie was someone who seemed to live in her own creative cocoon.
'Sometimes she would lock herself away for days at a time. Though I'm sure she was a loving and caring mother.'
War of words: Jake and his mother in 2004
He was not, one friend said, helped by his parents' rigid reaction to their discovery of his drug use: 'Jonathan can be quite doctrinaire and sees things in black and white.
'But putting the boy out was the height of cowardliness. You do not reject your son if he's having a hard time. Your job as a parent is to find a way to help.
'Only after exhausting every possible option would you consider expulsion. Even then, you should do it responsibly, by involving Social Services.'
The harshest condemnation is reserved for Julie. It was, after all, her writing that brought this story into the public domain and her actions that seem the most emotionally dumbfounding.
One family friend explains: 'I feel very strongly about what Julie has done. She has exposed her son to the media glare without any regard for her parental responsibility and that's just plain wrong.
'It's absolutely fine for her to make a living, and a name for herself, by writing about her own life, but to do this to Jake is unforgivable.
'It's an abuse of trust. What about his right to privacy?
'She threw him out of the family home when he was just 17 and, frankly, an immature 17-year-old at that.
'Surely there was another way to handle the situation rather than taking this drastic step?
'Of course I don't condone drug-taking, but maybe he was depressed. Maybe he was attention-seeking or just needed his parents to show him some love and support.
'It is quite possible that, with time and professional counselling, they could have turned things around.
Estranged: Jake in a picture posted on his Facebook page'Julie's often too wrapped up in herself and her writing. To simply give him an ultimatum and then change the locks when he failed to deliver was drastic in the extreme.
'But then, if you know anything about Julie's childhood, you will understand something about what drives her.
'Bad parenting skills get passed on from generation to generation unless one takes drastic steps to halt the process.'
Julie's early years started as one story and ended as quite another - the chasm between the two is one from which she has arguably never recovered.
She was born Julie Pike in 1960 in Nottingham. Her father, Geoffrey, ran a small printing company in the town and her half-Hungarian mother, Maritza, was vivacious and 13 years her husband's junior.
According to Julie, her childhood was happy. Her father was a genial, if slightly unengaged man who always made her laugh.
Then her mother fell in love with somebody else and everything changed.
Happy family: Julie, centre, with her husband Jonathan, children Chloe, Jake and Raphael, pet dog Betty and animal trainer Jan Fennell'I was ten,' she has recalled. 'They had terrible fights, he hit her.
'I remember lying in bed feeling sick; and once he rammed the car into the side of the house because she wanted to leave and he didn't want to let her go.
'She finally left home when I was 12; August 18, 1972. It was very dramatic - my mother went at 4am with a removal van while he was away.'
Julie and her two younger sisters went to live with her mother and stepfather and their father's cruelty began to focus on his daughters' perceived betrayal.
'The moment we started visiting him he took it out on me and my sisters - especially me, looking like her.
'He never hurt us physically, but did everything emotionally to hurt and frighten us.
'He told us she was having sex [with her lover], horrible details about her, and didn't allow us to call her house home.
'My father began to blame me: why hadn't I stopped my mother going that night? "You could have gone to a call box and rung me. Didn't you care?"'
Geoffrey paid Julie's school fees, but when she was 16 he suddenly stopped, forcing her mother to go to court for the money so Julie could study for A-levels and go to Bristol University.
She didn't see her father again until she was 28, by which time he had cut her out of his will.
On January 1, 1991 Julie gave birth to her daughter, Chloe. That same day her father, who had terminal cancer, committed suicide.
'My father killed himself as my daughter, our second baby, was born.
'My daughter was born in the early hours and that's just about when he killed himself in his car.
'It sounds terrible,' she later said. 'But it wasn't, because I didn't love him any more.
'I'd stopped depending on him when I was 12.'
Julie's memories of her father are, however, disputed by her sister Debbie, 45, who emigrated 11 years ago because of family disagreements.
'If you know about Julie's childhood then you know what drives her...'She said: 'My father might not have been a saint but he certainly wasn't a devil.
'The only aggression I ever saw was when Mummy threw a cushion at Daddy and his drink and cigarette went flying.
'Most of the time, when an argument became heated, Dad just went out.
'I would like people to understand the lasting damage divorcing parents can do to their children.
'If my parents had made it easy for my sisters and I to love both of them none of this would have happened.'
Although Julie had been disinherited, Debbie had made contact with her father and he left her all his money.
She went on: 'I have thought that perhaps Julie is still angry because my father left his inheritance to me – and bequeathed nothing to my two sisters, who were estranged from him.
'They were furious and cut me out of their lives, which hurt deeply.'
Nonetheless, the spectre of Geoffrey Pike is writ large in Julie's novels – albeit disguised – on every page.
Her first novel, Sleepwalking, revolves around the suicide of a cruel, manipulative father.
A follow-up, Something Might Happen, is about murder and adultery in Southwold, the Suffolk resort where 12-year-old Julie learned of her parents' divorce.
The children portrayed are, she admits, thinly-veiled portrayals of her two youngest, Chloe, now 18, and Raphael, now 16.
But in Jake's case the collision of fact and fiction has taken on a more disturbing nature.
He, too, recalls an idyllic early childhood. But it was also shattered when he was 12 by 'fights, reality and talk of my parents separating'.
The rough patch lasted a year and the Myersons did not separate. But life irrevocably changed.
Jake no longer spoke to them because it was 'easier to lie and pretend I was perfectly happy'.
He started smoking cannabis. Drugs became part of his recreation and, perhaps, an emotional crutch.
The extent to which he leaned and continues to lean on this 'crutch' is the subject of debate. But his life has followed a disconcerting version of his mother's – a sort of 'Myerson lite'.
At 17, Julie 'cut the rope' on Jake, as her father did to her.
Jake last week admitted he can no longer deal with his mother's 'negative influence'. He has, he said, shut her out and given up.
Jake maintains that he doesn't hate his parents – he pities them.
He describes his drug use as 'frequent and enjoyable' and has chosen to view the episode as 'liberating'.
Yet, for all his youthful optimism, Jake is a young man cast adrift when, some might suggest, he needs more than ever to be reeled in.
He feels now that the past is remote to the point of irrelevance, but the events of last week, set against those of a generation before, show that view may be naive.
According to another close to the family: 'Julie chose to use her novels as therapy but I'm not sure she managed to break the pattern.'
*Additional reporting: Angela Levin
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If you thought NASA's Endeavor was the fly-est thing to be photographed in L.A. this week, just wait 'til tonight's Emmy red carpet and post-party pose-a-thons! And if you're not the invite-wielding type, the Los Angeles Times "Ministry of Gossip" (whom we confess, we worship), has kindly offered a psychic glimpse of TV's biggest night of fab fetes, gift bags, and strategic Twittery — along with a hilarious illustrated glance at the seven kinds of people you may meet at all of those parties.
Humorist Maximillian Kornell narrows down the usual suspects: "The Clooney," an A-lister via soap dish, who might have a producing credit on some edgy HBO political doc, and will undoubtedly pose for pics with Peter Dinklage; "The Apex Nerd," an indie blogger with expensive glasses, cheap haircut, and tapered tuxedo pants; "The Vintage Voter," who attends the Governor's Ball in a ball gown, upset that Mary Tyler Moore wasn't nominated, and may approach winners to ask for an in-depth explanation of FX's programming; "The Apatowian," a clever, natural-fiber-suit-clad writer, who's supposedly so funny that it's okay if he doesn't smile; "The Strong Female Lead," from film to critic-approved cable TV, whose perfect blowout can't soften her badass, potential-diva 'tude; "The Crumpet," a tea-swigging, crustless-sandwich nibbling, Mini-Cooper-driving stoic; and "The Tweeting Vampire," who will be nonstop Instagramming (when he's not scouring for True Blood casting agents, that is) in bohemian bracelets and a cropped blazer.
So, whom would you be most excited about running into — "The Clooney" or "The Crumpet"? Nothing against scones, but we're pretty patriotic on this one! If you won't be at one of the prestigious after-parties, now that you know who will be there, you can pretend that you went. We won't tell — in fact, if anyone asks, we totally saw you there! (LA Times)
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Waiheke Island entrepreneur Wendy Kendall once worked as a circus elephant rider but gave it up because of the limited career development opportunities.
She's now runs her own company Waiheke Herbs which produces herbal food and skin care products.
Its range of condiments are made with fresh herbs, olive and rice bran oils, organic New Zealand sea salt and organic apple-cider vinegar.
Wild, native and Italian herb salts have also just been added to its food range.
Kendall said after a brief career as a circus elephant rider in Indonesia she moved to Waiheke Island in 1993 to study herbalism and began producing herbal products for the local market in 2003.
Waiheke Herbs, which employs Kendall, her husband and two part-time staff, manufactures up to 120 litres of herb spread every week or about 600 jars sold through Nosh, Farros Fresh and some New World supermarkets.
It's flagship product - the Waiheke Island Herb Spread originated from a healthy lunch snack Kendall made for her children. The spread, made largely of parsley, is similar to pesto found in supermarkets but without the basil, nuts or dairy products.
The condiments are manufactured at Waiheke Island's Rangihoua Estate using imported Spanish olive oil. For 10 years Waiheke Herbs has grown herbs in five 25 metre rows on a friends lifestyle block in Onetangi, Waiheke.
But Waiheke Herbs core business was manufacturing not growing and most of its herb ingredients are sourced from growers including Sunset Coast Organics near Auckland, and the Waiheke Valley Farm.
The business was growing at a rate of 20 per cent each year and had turnover of about $200,000 per year, she said.
Kendall said she wanted to grow the business by another 25 to 50 per cent while also maintaining her work/life balance.
"I don't want to get too busy. I quite like my lifestyle, having time to enjoy my family and the lifestyle I have on Waiheke."
One thing which could limit Waiheke Herbs' growth would be a reliable source of herb supply, she said.
Last year a parsley shortage affected production. Spreads in squeezable pouches have just been introduced specifically for exporting. The pouches are lighter and less likely to break in transit than the glass jars.
Why did you decide to start your own business? I trained in photolithography after leaving school and the whole industry had changed when I left to raise a family, so I needed a new career which suited my interests and lifestyle on Waiheke Island when my youngest child started school.
What's the best way of knowing whether an idea is worth pursuing? Try it on friends and family, test it in all the ground level markets that you can before working your way into larger production scales and markets. Does it tick all the boxes? Is it good for people, good for the environment and useful on a daily basis?
How important is market validation? If it isn't wanted by your customers, then forget it.
What's the best piece of business advice you've ever received? Know your real profit margins at all times.
Describe one attribute you consider essential to becoming a successful entrepreneur? Intelligent passion.
What have you sacrificed to be an entrepreneur? Housework.
What have you gained from being an entrepreneur? Skills, satisfaction and acknowledgment.
Who is your "business guru", or who do you admire, and why? Other artisan food producers because I can appreciate their journey and learn from them.
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Acting like an extra curriculum: `Gippi` actor Riya Vij
Mumbai: Riya Vij, who is debuting with 'Gippi', says acting is like "an extra curriculum". Studying to become a dentist, she would take up movie assignments as long as it doesn`t affect her academics.
Riya said: "I didn`t really think about acting, but when the opportunity came, I grabbed it. I was into studies and want to become a dentist, but this (acting) was a great experience. It`s like an extra curriculum, but I really enjoyed it."
"I would still like to become a dentist, but yes, if an opportunity comes, I will grab it. Till the time acting doesn`t affect my studies I am okay with it," she added.
A 9th grade student, Riya gets support from her family.
"My family is very open-minded. There were no dos and don`ts. They were as excited as me because it was a new thing. They were supportive."
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MARBLE HILL, Mo. -- Since the Marble Hill Board of Aldermen voted to support a plan for the Missouri Department of Transportation to install a stop sign at Highway 51 and Third Street, some who drive regularly on Highway 51 have questioned the decision.
Now a MoDOT study says the stop sign isn't needed, and the project appears dead.
At the board's July 8 meeting, businessman Todd Stroder asked for the city's support for MoDOT's plan to add a stop sign on the northbound side of Highway 51, across from where he is building a restaurant. A stop sign there, he said, would make an exit from his proposed drive-through lane easier and safer.
The vote was not unanimous; Mayor Nick Hendricks had to break a tie, which led to approval of the stop sign. City administrator Tammy Whitney was instructed to write the letter of support.
The letter was never written. Instead, the city requested its own study from MoDOT, which arrived Aug. 1. That report said a stop sign at that location is not necessary. The board did not meet in open session to vote to discuss or request the second study.
In a telephone interview Friday, Stroder said he was unaware of the second study. He reiterated he had talked to Steve Hoernig of the traffic division of MoDOT about the traffic on Highway 51 and his concerns for safety along the road. Because Highway 51 is a state road, MoDOT has control over it and maintains it.
"MoDOT had no problem putting in a stop sign," Stroder said. "They said it needed to happen a long time ago. I've witnessed more near accidents there in the past few weeks."
Stroder said MoDOT had given him a permit to exit his driveway onto Highway 51. Northbound traffic would have the stop sign at Third Street; southbound traffic would not.
When the aldermen voted on Stroder's request for a letter of support, Kenneth Trentham and Deborah Acup voted in favor of it. Acup, who lives in that area, said she would welcome the traffic control and added safety.
Beverly Johnson and Charles Fisher spoke out against it. Each claimed the traffic at that area wasn't heavy enough to warrant a stop sign, with Fisher claiming a city can have too many stop signs.
After he broke the tie, Hendricks said working in conjunction with MoDOT would lead to improved relations with the agency.
Stroder said after the meeting July 8, Whitney told him she would have the letter for him to pick up by the end of that week. When he called that Friday, she told him she had not written it. After a second call, Stroder said Whitney needed the exact name of the person to whom the letter should be addressed; he gave it to her. Stroder said he called twice, and for the third request he went to city hall and asked for the copy of the letter and was turned away. Since that time, Stroder said, "The city has not contacted me any more. I'm disappointed they did not produce a letter.
"They went back on what they voted on."
Stroder added he did not ask for the stop sign because it would help his business. He said the lack of a stop sign would not change his plans to open his restaurant.
"I'm very safety-oriented," he said. "While I've been working on the building I see problems with traffic. There's very little police coverage on the south side. My concern is there is going to be an accident sooner or later."
Whitney declined to comment. In an emailed response to a request to speak to her, she wrote, "I have nothing to say on this subject until I speak to the board on the 12th [the date of the next meeting of the board]. I did not write the supportive letter from the city due to I was waiting on the result of the study and wanted to re-address it to the board."
Mayor Nick Hendricks, when contacted by telephone Friday, initially did not want to talk until after the Aug. 12 board meeting, but later said there has been some "misinformation going around." He said all four aldermen did not want the stop sign there, but the two who voted for it did so to support MoDOT.
"We made a big mistake in not checking with MoDOT," Hendricks said. "We called the next day [after the vote], and the engineer we talked to said there was a survey being done but it wasn't finished yet. We haven't got the survey yet."
On Aug. 1, Kent Blunt, a traffic studies specialist with MoDOT, sent a copy of a report and a cover letter to Hendricks: "Attached is the intersection study of MO-51 and Third St., per the city's request." In his scope of study in the report, Blunt wrote, "This concern was initiated by the development of a new restaurant north of the intersection."
The study contains graphs and charts that were based on a speed study done July 22 and on records of accidents, sight distances and traffic volume, which led Blunt to conclude a three-way stop in what is a two-way stop is not warranted.
Stroder said he believes the aldermen are being pressured by people who "don't want to take five seconds to stop at a stop sign." He believes the same people who grumbled about the four-way stop sign on First Street near city hall are the same ones who don't want the stop sign at Highway 51 and Third Street.
"A lot of traffic comes off that road," Stroder said. "When they come up that hill, I hear tires squalling and brakes squalling. The key is no one is willing to make changes."
An unwillingness to make changes, Stroder said, could hamper the city's growth.
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Coast to Coast founder Robin Judkins says he and race critic Richard Ussher are still friends and they plan to sit down and talk about ways to make the iconic multisport race even better.
Five-time champion Ussher spoke out last week in The Press about 10 major concerns about the Coast to Coast - including the entry fee cost - and queried whether Judkins still had the passion required to run the event after 31 years at the helm.
But anyone steeling themselves for a frosty exchange between the pair at the Sumner finish line on Saturday would have been disappointed.
Judkins greeted Ussher - who finished second in the Longest Day - with as much gusto as any other competitor.
"Richard Ussher and I are friends and we always were," Judkins said yesterday.
"We had a good yarn at the finish line and agreed then to talk much later [about Ussher's substantive concerns], and we will.
"So when we caught up again at the prize giving [yesterday], I got a huge chuckle out of him, he was grinning from ear to ear."
Ussher said he saw Judkins for the first time at the finish line.
"I kept missing him [before the race]. Every time I came up somewhere, he seemed to be flying off in his helicopter. From my point of view, I don't see why there should be any animosity."
The 36-year-old said he had simply questioned whether Judkins still had the passion for the event after 30 years.
"But far be it for me to say. Without Robin, there wouldn't be a Coast to Coast. The sport owes him a lot.
"But in this day and age, things need to evolve, to keep pace with people's expectations. I just want to see the race become the best it can."
So, too, does Judkins, who reeled off the highlights of the 2013 event, including a new Longest Day champion (Wanaka's Braden Currie), a new record in the women's two-day race by first-timer Jess Simson and the best weather in 31 years.
Judkins said it had been "a helluva week" after Ussher's outburst. "But it's also been a great time - I really do believe that now, though I wouldn't have five days ago. It's made me reflect on the last 31 years and this weekend's made me appreciate just how much I still love it."
Judkins was particularly proud of the way his 450-strong support team - most of them volunteers - had behaved.
"They took [the criticism] hard but by the end of the weekend, they were buzzing."
The weekend went without a hitch, Judkins said.
"This is a first, only one Longest Day competitor failed to make the river cutoff time at Mt White Bridge by 3pm and he was only 5 minutes late."
The last paddler was off the Waimakariri River by 8.45pm and the final finisher arrived at Sumner just before midnight.
Judkins, who had his right shoulder in a sling after dislocating it answering an early-morning phone call, reckoned he now had "overuse in the arm" from shaking "all but 10" of the 600-plus field's hands.
He's had to forgo his usual after-race overseas skiing holiday due to the injury but will unwind salmon fishing with friends.
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Plenty of positive forestry developments in the last week at the two largest colleges in Washington - University of Washington and Washington State University.
We already reported on the excellent talk at UW by London architect Andrew Waugh about the power of cross-laminated buildings. Russ Vaagen of Vaagen Brothers Lumber in Colville, Wash., was there as well and described the experience on his blog.
Andrew and his team are the real deal. They have been urging their clients to use "Timber" (In the US we use either wood or lumber to describe the same thing) in their urban developments. This drive comes from their real desire to do what's best for the environment. They don't think it's enough just to put some solar panels or a windmill on the top of your building and say, 'Look, we care about the environment.' He acknowledges that concrete and steel are necessary to build with, but not exclusively. He makes this point very eloquently when he shows a slide of his presentation that has an image of his hand with some seeds in the palm and says, "This is what it took to create the product for that building."
Vaagen pointed out that Waugh is "one of the world leaders in designing and building with wood."
Andrew is full of great information. I feel very fortunate to have been introduced to him and look forward to working with him to advance the global use of Timber. It's ideal for the rural communities where the product is made, beneficial for our cities and best of all it's the best building material for the planet.


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Looks like going to break at $40.39 with a short term target of $47.18. Upgraded to strong buy at stoxline.
SNY should sue MNKD.
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imploding franchise.
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Incompetent and untrustworthy! BOD just as bad.
SNY is good to be shorted and buy cover call
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SNY will down size to be French :)
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by Alan Block on 21 Mar 2014
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A solid forecast for the next few days had the high-flying International Moth fleet in grins today despite most struggling to find enough wind to practice on Thursday for this week's US Moth National Championship Presented By Line Honors.
The entry list reveals one of the deepest fleets to ever battle for the US title; the field features multiple world champions, Olympic medalists, and talented up-and-comers from around America and the world.
Three of the past six Moth World Championships will be represented on the flat, clear waters in front of the Upper Keys Sailing Club; John Harris may be an Australian native and 18 Foot Skiff legend, but the 2008 Moth World Champion has his eyes on his first major prize in years. With a height and weight advantage on most of the fleet, Harris will need lots of wind to get in front – exactly what the early forecast calls for.
The other two Moth world titles in attendance come along with Detroit's Bora Gulari, who recently added his second inscription to the historic Moth World Championship Trophy with a light-air romp in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii ahead of a fleet ripe with America's Cup and Olympic talent. Gulari became the first American double Moth World Champ in more than half a century, and as a bonus, added the 2013 US Championship to his trophy case the week before on the same bay.
Also vying for the podium will be newly named US Sailing Team member Brad Funk, rapidly becoming America's top gun in the 49er fleet as well as scoring an inspiring top-ten finish at the Hawaii Moth Worlds.
Regatta Organizer and multiple keelboat World Champion Anthony Kotoun had a difficult Worlds in 2013, but as one of a handful of Moth sailors who has shown his ability to outsail the lightning fast Gulari, the reigning North American Champ and 2012 US Champ is looking for some payback and is confident he'll be in the mix.
Wildcards include some of the three-strong Swedish contingent; Magnus Gravare and Emma Aspington are fixtures on the Moth circuit, and new addition Freddy Loof adds some gravitas of his own to the fleet. The Olympic Star sailor provided Sweden its only Gold Medal of the London games, and after 24 years of sailing slow boats, Loof has jumped headlong into the Moth – a boat that sails three times faster than the Star upwind, and even more downwind. 'The first time I got in the boat it was like sailing on the moon; just the most awesome feeling ever!' said Loof, who now has just eight days in the boat. 'If I can finish half the races I'll consider that a victory.'
While the veterans have had a busy winter, young guns like Ian Andrewes and Pat Wilson have spent weeks training for the US Championship near Miami in Biscayne Bay. 'We've put some time in practicing and tuning, but I didn't just buy a Moth to race,' said Wilson. 'It's also a kind of therapy for me, and last week, we took advantage of the full moon to fly around Miami at 25 knots by moonlight for hours – one of the coolest experiences I've ever had.' Wilson said that a lifetime of racing J/24s and other heavy keelboats hasn't been a handicap for him at all. 'What so few people understand is that the Moth is genuinely easy to get going, and literally everyone in the Class goes out of their way to help with tuning tips, spare parts, coaching – whatever you need to help get you up to speed from the start.'
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List all words ending with biznagas
Only the word biznagas was found, nothing longer.
Some random words: blab rya suzerain usnea oomiac small oquassa
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