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All Ascend! – All Life of Earth, Human and Non-Human - from one Entity; To God through Christ – without Exclusion - I free you from Slavery. Herein, you are in control of your own life – through Christ. You are free to Live, Love, and Enjoy the priceless moments you have been given.
I grant you freedom from slavery not through death – yet through everlasting life! Go now and explore, create, and give thanks through selfless deeds (Body of Christ). Breathe life to my children, and praise all creation.
You encourage me. Because of this, I am forever thankful to open, create, spread, and give life to all of you. Together we look upon our silhouette and see our glow.
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You are free through Christ.
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Live through Love, Love to Live.
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Cyber Warfare - Who are you going to call?
If your organization is connected to the Internet, you are very likely engaged in cyber warfare whether you like it or not.
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After 5 days of testimony, judge takes case under advisement
PRICE — The fate of a proposed nuclear power plant — the first in Utah — turns on the ebb and flow of the Green River, where proponents of the project want to divert water to cool the plant's nuclear reactors.
For five days in a small courtroom in Price last week, Judge George Harmond — who once served on the Utah Board of Water Resources — listened to reasons why the decision to grant that water for the plant was within the law or, alternately, why it contravened the statute governing water allocations.
Ultimately, whatever the 7th District judge decides — he took the case under advisement and will issue a decision within 60 days — the loser in this contest is destined to appeal.
"As a river advocate, it bothers me that they admit the Colorado River is overallocated, that climate change is going to put more stress on the system, but that those are not reasons enough to deny a water right," said John Weisheit of Moab-based Living Rivers.
That group is among more than a dozen plaintiffs who have sued to overturn Utah state engineer Kent Jones' decision to allow Blue Castle Holdings to use 53,600 acre-feet of water from the Green River, a tributary of the Colorado River.
The so-far unused water belongs to the Kane County and San Juan County water conservancy districts and has been leased to Aaron Tilton's Blue Castle Holdings in a usage change approved by Jones after two years of review.
Tilton, CEO of Blue Castle Holdings, believes Jones did his job, and the decision will be upheld.
"The trial has been going great," Tilton said near the end of the proceedings. "It further establishes the basis and the evidence that what we are doing is reasonable and that the decision was sound."
A Utah County conservative Republican who served in the Utah Legislature, Tilton is attractive and soft-spoken. He bridles with energy, determined to see his project through.
His foes have demonstrated a like-minded determination that rests in their zeal to quash the proposal, raising alarms over the danger of nuclear power and its radioactive ramifications, deriding the economic viability of the project and denouncing its deleterious effects on the Green River.
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The Blue of the Night with Carl Corcoran Monday 14 April 2014
Singer songwriter Daniel Martin Moore hails from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He has 5 albums to his credit – two of which are released on his own OK Recordings - a label that possesses the clear aim of bringing some great tunes to some discerning ears. That in itself makes him a perfect match for the discerning ears of listeners to Blue. A recent compilation CD Archives Vol 2, chronicles some of his previous recording. We'll delve into that this week and other recordings, a perfect start for the 4th of July.. (Photo Michael Wilson)
On Wednesday June 1st, Blue broadcast live from Kaleidoscope - a evening of live music which has been described as a genre-blind mini festival - much like Blue itself. Listen again to hear harpsichordist David Adams with music old and new; flautist Lina Andonovska with contemporary counterpoint, clarinetist John Finucane with the Kaleidoscope String Quartet, the sweeping musical embrace of Treelan and the unique sound of the New Irish Courtois Trombone Ensemble all presented from the stage by Carl Corcoran. Listen back here (available until 01/07/16)
Olatz Zugasti is a Basque singer and harpist. She's part of the acclaimed Benito Lertxundi Band but also has several albums of her own. Introduced to Irish music on hearing the voice of traditional singer Sean Keane, this fascination led to collaborations with Brendan Graham. She visits Carl for a special Monday Bank Holiday Blue, joined for songs and chat by Sean Keane and Brendan Graham. Listen back here (available until 06/07/16)
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Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
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Title: Spots on bluebonnets from Godley TX
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:Hi Mr. Smarty Plants! I'm trying to separate rumor and folktales from fact when it comes to bluebonnets in Texas. I notice that bluebonnet blossoms have a double white spot on the center petal that I am guessing acts as a visual "target" for pollinators like bees. However, I also notice that some (but not all) older flowers have a deep burgundy or almost black "target". My question is this -- does the color change from white to burgundy of the "target" spot indicate that that flower has been pollinated? Or just that it is an older flower and not producing as much (or any) nectar & pollen compared to a bloom that has just opened? I didn't think to tag the target center - darker colored blooms to see if they develop seed pods till now, and our bluebonnets are almost gone. Thank you Mr. Smarty Plants and it's a pleasure to help support the Wildflower Center!
And you can be sure we appreciate the support!
We don't want to get into this controversy, it looks to us like the pollinators (bees) and the bluebonnets are doing just fine without our trying to find out how they do it. However, we found several articles addressing this very question-we leave it to you to make your own decision.
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Capitol Hill Community Post | An open letter to PCC
Cate Hardy, CEO
Carol Binder, Tania DePue, Michael Hutchings, Julianne Lamsek, Maggie Lucas, Elin Smith, Alice Cho Snyder, Sandy Volt, Bruce Williams, Board of Trustees
An open letter to PCC
We look forward to welcoming you to the Madison Valley community.
Most of us in the greater community appreciate that we can shop at PCC and know we will get food that has been produced in a manner that supports sustainable agriculture, local farmers, fair labor standards, and practices environmental stewardship. These values, and a commitment to building community, are in your mission statement and are a part of your reputation. As a co-operative, PCC is known for putting community before profit.
We want to tell you about the building that is presently being proposed to house your new store in Madison Valley.
- the height, bulk and scale of the building dramatically overwhelms the site (a mid-block triangle on a steep slope, two sides abutting single-family homes)
- a mature urban tree canopy and green space will be removed
- a two-story parking garage will be exposed on one-side, sending fumes, light, and noise onto single-family homes 23 feet away
- a large blank wall will stand 15 feet from single-family homes on one and one-half sides
- a hillside will be removed and replaced by a garage
- on the side facing the Valley this 4-story building will actually measure 6 stories
- a 158-car garage will open onto Madison Street, which is two lanes at that point and heavily congested at peak traffic times already
- no affordable housing is being offered
- no family housing is included (predominantly studio, and 1-bedroom apartments)
This building is misplaced because of its scale and scope, its impact on the area, and it is disrespectful of the community. It works only in so far as an attempt is being made to squeeze every possible dollar out of the property on the backs of the surrounding neighbors and the larger Madison Valley community.
This does not sound like the kind of project that PCC would choose to be associated with. You are now in the position where you appear to be supporting (even driving) the building of an "anti-green" building that the vast majority of the community thinks will change the character of the neighborhood in significant and negative ways – all outlined above.
We understand that you are not in charge of this project. However, sketches, flyers, and banners have announced the coming of "the PCC building." This project and PCC are becoming synonymous. In the eyes of the greater community this project is about bringing PCC to Madison Valley.
We would ask that you exercise your voice and considerable power to help make this project one that PCC can be proud of. Just as you have established the need for PCC to have a larger sidewalk in front of the entrance, or large windows to bring light into your store, we hope you will see the benefit to advocating for a more responsible building that is in line with the values that you as a cooperative have until now demonstrated in your business.
Specifically, we would like to see:
*a smaller grocery, 10-15,000 square feet, in the space (something between your smallest stores, such as View Ridge, and your larger, suburban supermarkets, such as in Issaquah or Redmond)
*the minimal number of parking spaces allotted
*affordable housing for families (e.g., 3-bedroom units), which would also minimize the impact of cars on the already over-burdened Madison Street
*the green space and tree canopy preserved and the natural topography respected
Finally, we would like to extend an open invitation to any and all members of the Board and to the CEO to please come and view this site. We would welcome a chance to show you around and walk with you. It is a lovely part of Madison Valley and we would like to help you become an integral part of this thriving community.
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The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is planning a Pavement to Parks project for Summit Ave E between E Denny Way and E Olive Way on Capitol Hill. This project would use low-cost, temporary, and adaptable materials to test ideas for a new public space on the small, cut-through block.
Based on feedback from businesses and community members in the neighborhood, there is strong interest in painting a maze mural on the surface of the closed street. This is where you come in!
SDOT is looking for creative ideas for what this mural could look like and how the space could be transformed into an a-MAZE-ing public space. If you're an artist or have a design idea for this mural (any type of maze is acceptable!), use the attached template to sketch up your idea and send it firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday, July 8.
During the Capitol Hill Art Walk on July 14th, we'll be holding a community event on the block and asking people to vote on their favorite designs. SDOT will then paint the winning sketch in space when the project is installed this summer!
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With the roar of Dykes on Bikes, love trumps hate at Broadway and John
Saturday night's Seattle Dyke March was the 22nd edition of the event — the march invited some new, well-known guests just in time.
For the first time, Dykes on Bikes, the "motorcycle honor guard responsible for claiming and holding space for dykes in the streets," led the march. "We've heard for years that people want the Dykes on Bikes to lead the Dyke March," organizer Whitney Fraser said. "The Dykes on Bikes really embody the energy and the excitement of our event, and command respect and attention in a way that no one else can."
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6 ways to make Capitol Hill Station even better
Capitol Hill Station has served thousands and thousands of riders extremely well — but Monday night's pepper spray closure and disruption of service at the peak of the evening commute was an example that there are still some improvements the station and the Sound Transit light rail system can make to be even better.
While we wait for Thursday's release of the "final" plan for the proposed ST3 next phase of expansion and read about some of the big solutions the plan could bring to the region, here are some of the smaller issues we've heard about around Capitol Hill Station.
Platform communications: Somebody discharged pepper spray inside the station Monday and the result was a minor form of chaos. The station was cleared of people so the spray could be dissipated and trains were routed to skip Broadway and head straight to UW or downtown. But riders inside the station report that audio messages about the situation were not informative and hard to hear. The emergency announcement was also reportedly only broadcast in English and riders said there were nothing that would have helped inform passengers who were deaf or hard of hearing about what was happening.
The investigation into how the pepper spray was released has closed and appears to have been related to a dispute between a woman and a man inside the station. Surveillance video showed an incident in the south stairwell near Cal Anderson that apparently included a cloud of pepper spray. Sound Transit is also aware of the communication issues and a spokesperson said they are talking about how to improve:
As for the customer communications, we could have done a better job – especially with announcements on the platforms. Our folks tell me that PA announcements were made, but they could have been better. This isn't a regular occurrence (thank goodness), so the focus at the time was on the operations side and venting the station. We've been debriefing about it and looking at where the communications needs improvement.
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Design reviews: 30 stories on First Hill, 6 off E Madison
Fans of skyscrapers will enjoy one part of the design reviews slated to come before the East Design Review Board Wednesday night. They might scoff at the other.
A 30-story residential tower destined for 8th and Columbia on First Hill will finish the night Wednesday but not before the board — and some concerned neighbors — have their say on a proposed project at 20th and Madison that is seeking a, gasp, contract rezone from the area's 40-foot limit to a whopping 65 feet… hey, skyscraper folks, stop giggling. Continue reading
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Seattle affordable housing proponents — there seem to be more and more even if Capitol Hill rents aren't exactly dropping — say legislation coming before the City Council's planning committee starting Tuesday morning could be the key to unlocking the lion's share of the 20,000 units of affordable housing Mayor Ed Murray has called for.
Mandatory Housing Affordability — part of Seattle's "Grand Bargain" — will link the creation of affordable housing with market-rate development by requiring all new multifamily buildings to make 5-8% of their units affordable to those making 60% of the area median income — or require developers to pay into an affordable housing fund.
Here is the call to arms from Brock Howell of Seattle for Everyone:
If passed, MHA would unlock 6,100 much needed affordable homes across Seattle – that's fully 30% of the 20,000 affordable homes that Mayor Murray plans to build in the next 10 years through HALA and the Housing Levy. MHA leverages development of new, market-rate housing to fuel affordable homes – it's the HALA model writ large, and it's an incredible opportunity for the city to put roofs over the heads of more people who need them.
Howell and others are hoping the turnout at City Hall Tuesday morning is strong. If you aren't planning to be in City Council chambers, the easier way to participate is to email the committee's chair, Rob Johnson, at email@example.com.
Tuesday's committee discussion and public hearing will build on the resolution passed last fall as the Council members consider the legislation to update the Seattle Municipal Code. Rezoning and upzones in certain key areas like 23rd and Union are also part of the proposal: Continue reading
Have your say on Seattle U 12th and Madison development plans including 10-story dorm
As a "major institution," Seattle University has to go about building things a little differently. Monday night brings what could be the last chance for the public to weigh in on the school's plans for a new 10-story dorm and office building on E Madison and a transformation of the ground floor of the storage facility at 12th and Madison into the new home of the Seattle U campus book store.
Not subject to the design reviews typical of big development around Seattle, the school is, however, subject to an advisory committee's approval of its plans. The Pike/Pine Urban Neighborhood Council is encouraging people interested in the Seattle U project to attend Monday, June 20th's meeting of the Seattle University Standing Advisory Committee:
Monday, June 20th, 5:30 to 7:30 PM
Seattle University, 901 12th Ave, Stuart T Rolfe Room, Ground Floor to the left of the Main Entry
UPDATE: New Location — 1000 E James Way – Student Center conference room 210 **The Student Center is located on the Seattle University campus, where 11th Ave and E James Way would intersect**
This group advises the City of Seattle and Seattle University on issues related to the design and construction of new buildings and other projects proposed under the City-adopted Seattle University Master Plan.
"SU is proposing a major redevelopment of the site they own at the southwest corner of 12th and Madison," the PPUNC announcement reads. "Scope includes the
Public Storage Urban Self Storage Building as well as the parking lot immediately to its west. This type of project will not go through Design Review, so this is your chance to opine." Continue reading
This week in CHS history | 'Dance party' protest, rainbow crosswalks unveiled, Lookout
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- 2015: Mayor Murray set to unveil 'Rainbow Crosswalks on Capitol Hill'
- 2015: After 39 years, Charlie's owner Ken Bauer gives his regards to Broadway
- 2015: Naka, with details in place, ready to open at 15th and Pine
- 2015: Just a short climb from Capitol Hill's Annapurna, introducing the Yeti Bar
- 2014: Capitol Hill's Anhalt castle revived to past apartment glory
- 2014: SFD fights to save historic PRAG House in 16th/Aloha fire
- 2014: Cafe Solstice arrives — again — on Capitol Hill
- 2013: Freddie Mercury gallery will show love for Queen(s) while giving back to Pride
- 2013: 'Seattle's top startup' grows off Capitol Hill
- 2012: Police bust up Capitol Hill 'dance party' protest
- 2012: SPD tangles with student debt protesters on Broadway
- 2012: Pike/Pine digital animation studio hit in $50,000 burglary
- 2011: First look: The plans for Q, Broadway's new gay dance club
- 2011: Break-in damages Hugo House, thieves take Volunteer Park donation box after Pride Picnic
- 2011: Slutwalk Seattle takes to Capitol Hill's streets
- 2010: Starbucks to give Olive Way Gaybucks $552,000 overhaul in latest concept experiment
- 2009: The Lookout (formerly Artemis) Opens Today
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Henry Cavill: My Shirtless Scene Is Just a Small Sequence in 'Man of Steel'
Henry Cavill has commented on several recently shared "Man of Steel" set photos that show him getting shirtless and flaunting his ripped abs. Although he received compliments for his hunky physique, the English actor who tackles the lead role in the upcoming Superman reboot insisted that his shirtless scene is just a small part in the movie.
"That's only once sequence, a small sequence in the movie," said Cavill during the "Immortals" press junket. "It's just people like to take a lot of photographs of it when they get the opportunity."
Still, Cavill noted that having a perfect body is important to play the caped Kryptonian superhero. He said, "It's an essential thing for something like Superman. You've got to prove to everyone that it's a super man, it's not all fake, not all smoke and mirrors. It's an eight pack!"
During the chat, the 28-year-old actor also gushed that he's been working so hard to get a "hero-worthy physique" for the movie. He opened up, "We did a lot of training. I was training for six months. I started before I finished 'The Tudors'."
"I was up at four in the morning, doing a couple of hours there and then a day's work," he continued. "But as soon as I got off 'The Tudors', then we could do the full training. It went up to about eight hours a day by the time it was February."
Directed by "Sucker Punch" helmer Zack Snyder, "Man of Steel" is currently still filming in Vancouver, Canada. The superhero film is produced by "The Dark Knight Rises" director Christopher Nolan and is also starring Amy Adams, Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane and Antje Traue. It is slated for a June 14, 2013 release in U.S. theaters.
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Utah State basketball: Aggie men conclude exhibition play by routing Simon Fraser, 92-56, Saturday
Junior guard Preston Medlin led a quartet of double-figure scores with a game-high 18 points as Utah State routed Simon Fraser, 92-56, in the Aggies' final exhibition game of the preseason here inside the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Saturday night.
Medlin finished the night shooting 6-of-10 from the field, 2-of-4 from three-point range and 4-for-4 at the free throw line in just 24 minutes of action, to go along with four assists.
Junior center Jarred Shaw added 12 points for Utah State, while senior forward Kyisean Reed and junior forward Marvin Jean each had 11.
Reed also had a game-high seven rebounds, while junior point guard TeNale Roland finished the night with nine points, three steals and a game-high nine assists with just one turnover in 26 minutes.
Simon Fraser, who lost at Utah 71-36 Friday night, was led by Anto Olah's 13 points while Matt Raivio had 12 points.
Utah State finished the game shooting 60.0 percent overall (33-55), including 50.0 percent from three-point range(8-16) and 64.3 percent at the free throw line (18-28). Simon Fraser shot just 32.8 percent in the game (20-61), including just 29.4 percent from behind the arc (7-24) and 64.3 percent at the charity stripe (9-14).
Utah State also dominated the glass as it out-rebounded Simon Fraser by 20 (45-25). USU also had five more assists (19-14), four more blocks (4-0) and three more steals (9-6), while committing two more turnovers (15-13).
Utah State opened the game by making nine of its first 11 shots in building a 20-11 advantage just six minutes into the game. Three of those nine made field goals were dunks by Reed who led USU with 40 a year ago. USU's lead swelled to 14 at 33-19 with 6:58 to play in the half on a three-pointer by Jean and the Aggies then closed the half on a 12-4 run to lead 47-28 at intermission.
Medlin and Reed each had 10 points in the first half for Utah State as it shot a blistering 70.4 percent from the field (19-27) and 57.1 percent from three-point range (4-of-7), while also going 5-of-8 (.625) at the charity stripe.
Utah State continued to extend its lead in the second half as a layup by sophomore center Jordan Stone gave the home team its first 30-point margin of the game at 66-36 with 13:55 to play, and the Aggies took its largest lead of the night by doubling up the Clan, 86-43, with 5:43 remaining following a Stone free throw.
USU will tip off its regular-season schedule by hosting Idaho State on Saturday, Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. USU opens the season with four-straight home games at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
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SECOND Danish zoo poised to kill a healthy giraffe because it is 'unsuitable for breeding'
- Giraffe also called Marius like one killed by Copenhagen Zoo on Sunday
- Zoo hoping to bring in a female giraffe as part of its breeding programme
- Marius is eldest of two males, but only one can stay over fear of fighting
In danger: Jyllands Park Zoo say they may now kill their giraffe named Marius (the larger animal pictured)
A second Danish zoo has threatened to put down one of its healthy giraffes just days after Copenhagen Zoo slaughtered one to the disgust of animal lovers.
Jyllands Park Zoo said it was considering the measure against a giraffe which by coincidence was named Marius like the one killed on Sunday, according to Danish news agency Ritzau.
Staff at Copenhagen Zoo have received death treats after the zoo killed the 18-month-old healthy male giraffe because the animal's genes were already well represented in an international breeding programme that aims to maintain a healthy giraffe population in European zoos.
Zookeepers at Jyllands Park Zoo said the act is necessary because Marius may fight with a younger male already at the zoo when the female arrives.
And they insisted the death threats aimed at staff in Copenhagen would not deter them.
Keeper Janni Lojtved Poulsen said: 'We can't have two males and one female. Then there will be fights.'
She said that it might be possible to find another place for the giraffe to live, but that the probability is small. Like its namesake in Copenhagen, Jyllands Park Zoo's Marius is considered unsuitable for breeding.
'If the breeding programme coordinator decides that he should be put down, then that's what we'll do,' she said.
'Many places abroad where they do not do this, the animals live under poor conditions, and they are not allowed to breed either. We don't think that's okay.'
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Perfectly healthy: Another Danish zoo may put down one of its giraffes just days after Marius (above) was shot dead and autopsied in the presence of visitors at Copenhagen Zoo
Copenhagen Zoo's giraffe Marius who was put down by the zoo authorities in a controversial action that has drawn widespread condemnation
She said that zoos in Denmark have been
killing surplus animals for many years.
The zoo has not yet decided whether it will carry out a public dissection.
Jyllands Park Zoo in western Denmark
might put down its seven-year-old Marius if the zoo manages to acquire a
female giraffe, which is most likely, zoo keeper Janni Lojtved Poulsen
told Ritzau.
The zoo also has a younger male called Elmer.
A lion feasts on the remains of Marius at Copenhagen Zoo after the mammal was put down earlier in the day
A crown gathers for the public autopsy on Marius's body
Captivated: Children watch as the body of the giraffe is butchered in front of them
The giraffe at Copenhagen Zoo was dissected in front of crowds at the zoo, and afterwards, some of the carcass was then fed to other zoo animals and some was sent to research projects in Denmark and abroad for study.
Poulsen said Jyllands Park Zoo has not yet considered whether it should carry out a public dissection as the one in Copenhagen.
Animal rights campaigners dismissed the trend as barbaric.
A spokesman for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) group said: 'As if to ram home the idea that zoos serve no purpose other than to incarcerate intelligent animals so as to turn a profit, a second Danish zoo now proposes to slaughter a giraffe, over the world's objections.
'Zoos spend millions on keeping animals on display like living museum exhibits and dispose of them when they become inconvenient.
'For anyone who cares about giraffes and other individuals serving life sentences in zoos, the giraffe "culling" should confirm that zoos are hideous institutions that do not deserve public support.'
Marius (centre) was shot with a bolt gun and will be chopped up for the other animals' dinner
The animal was deemed 'surplus' before it was put down by zookeepers in Copenhagen
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Lamborghini: from nought to 50
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In 1963 Ferruccio Lamborghini founded the famed car company of the same name, in Sant'Agata Bolognese, a village in Northern Italy's "motor land".
For 50 years the Italian brand has produced unique, fast and desirable motors. Lamborghini is now a world leader from the first Lambo to the latest Veneno – cars afforded by the few, coveted by the many.
Lamborghini, a global brand that represents Italian excellence, celebrates its 50th anniversary at the Geneva Motor Show where it is showcasing a new speed machine – the Veneno.
Euronews journalist Cinzia Rizzi spoke to Lamborghini President and CEO Stephen Winkelmann and first asked about the features of the fastest and most expensive ever produced by Lamborghini.
Stephen Winkelmann: "Well there is a reason why we make these kind of cars as a special limited edition. This allows us more freedom in concept and design and the opportunity to use new materials and technology; they also have a positive effect on our other products. They inspire dreams, which for some become reality. The engine is a 750 horsepower V12, with a power to weight ratio of 1.93kg/CV, it goes from nought to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds with a speed limit of 355 km/h."
euronews: "Only three Venano's have been produced, so who are you targeting with this vehicle?
Winkelmann: "We always want to create excellence, something extra, a trend setter. So, beside our product range like the Aventador and Gallardo, we always have some "icons," which represent our brand and increase the notoriety and image of Lamborghini."
euronews: "Last year, 2012, was a record year for you with 2,083 cars delivered to 45 countries. Compared to 2011 you increased sales in Europe by 34 percent, by 50 percent in the US and 30 percent globally. Is Lamborghini immune to the economic crisis?"
Winkelmann: "In 2008, 2009 and 2010 we were hurt by the crisis. Even the luxury car market is hurt by downturn. For us, at the moment, the market is stable, but it is really difficult to provide accurate forecasts for 2013. Clearly the most important market for us is the US and let's hope for a good 2013."
euronews: "Historically Lamborghini is a market leader in the United States, but in terms of growth what about the Asian markets – China especially – what is your strategy to get a foothold in these markets?"
Winkelmann: "We care for all our customers all over the world. If you look back, just a few years, the sports car market in China was non-existent and today it is number two in the world. That means our style and design are well liked, not only by the Chinese, but by all Asia. The positive thing is that in that part of the world the average age is lower than in Europe or the US."
euronews: "You set yourself the goal of reducing emissions by 35 percent by 2015. There has been talk of a SUV Urus model with a hybrid engine. Are you still working on that?"
Winkelmann: "Well we want to stick to our 2015 goal of reducing emissions. Concerning the Urus, you are right it will be the ideal car, not only the hybrid aspect, but as well for the first time a turbo engine for Lamborghini. The decision as to whether or not we develop it will be taken by the end of the year. That is why 2013 is a crucial year, our 50th anniversary year."
euronews: "In recent years Lamborghini has focused on handling and the power weight ratio. Have your priorities changed?"
Winkelmann: "We have honed our priorities, so for the sports car the design is number one and of course performance, but there are other aspects that are becoming more and more important – power to weight ratio. We are working on reducing weight because we now have new materials, such as carbon and materials that improve stability an handling. These elements are becoming more important for sports cars now and for the future."
euronews: "What are Lamborghini's objectives for the future?"
Winkelmann: "The first is a successful anniversary year. We have plenty of projects going on in Italy and around the world. We will be making some noise around new products this year. I am standing in front of the second new product – the Veneno – because we have started the year with the launch of the Aventador Roadster, and you will see more later."
euronews: "Lets talk about racing. In the early 90s Lamborghini took part in the F1 World Championship as an engine supplier for some teams and with your own Modena team. Now you are into the mono brand championship, are you thinking about a return to Formula 1?:
Winkelmann: "Our motorsport strategy is mono brand in Europe, last year we started in Asia and this year, for the first time we will be in the US, plus we want to start as a constructor in the GT3 series because this is our natural environment, as we produce cars for the road, which are similar to race tracks. We have no intention of returning to F1."
euronews: "Last question, why is Lamborghini a dream and what makes a perfect Lamborghini?
Winkelmann: "I will start with the second part; a perfect Lamborghini is the next one, the one we will produce in the future. Why the dream car? That is easy to answer – for performance, design, and the fact that it's an icon, which has provided dreams for children who go on to realise their dreams."
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Washington: Researchers have developed an implantable genetic circuit, mainly composed of human gene components, which can constantly monitors the circulating fat levels in the blood.
The device developed by a team headed by ETH-Zurich professor Martin Fussenegger from the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering in Basel also has a feed-back function and forms a messenger substance in response to excessively high blood-fat levels that conveys a sense of satiety to the body.
It has been suggested that not only is high-calorie and fatty food a lifetime on the hips, backside and stomach; it also leaves traces in the blood, where various fats ingested via food circulate. Increased blood-fat values are also regarded as a risk factor for heart attacks and strokes.
In order to construct this highly complex regulatory circuit, the biotechnologists skilfully combined different genes that produce particular proteins and reaction steps. They implanted the construct in human cells, which they then inserted into tiny capsules.
The researchers studied obese mice that had been fed fatty food. After the capsules with the gene regulatory circuit had been implanted in the animals and intervened due to the excessive levels, the obese mice stopped eating and their bodyweight dropped noticeably as a result.
As the blood-fat levels also returned to normal, the regulatory circuit stopped producing the satiety signal.
"The mice lost weight although we kept giving them as much high-calorie food as they could eat," Fussenegger said. The animals ate less because the implant signalized a feeling of satiety to them. Mice that received normal animal feed with a five percent fat content did not lose any weight or reduce their intake of food, says the biotechnologist.
The study is published in journal Nature Communications.
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