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Gloucester Cathedral Cloister HDR by kippa2001Watch
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Here is an hdr photograph taken in the cloister inside Gloucester Cathedral. Located in Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England, UK. It was used quite a few times in the Harry Potter films as part of the corridors of Hogwarts.
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Great Lighting.
Love it
wow stunning
Wow -- amazing photo, fantastic stock!
Thanks Lori. Most of the time I shoot the main nave inside the cathedrals. Gloucester Cathedral though has some of the best cloisters in the world and mainly went for that.
Your stock is awesome! I am so envious of the great locations that you visit to take such incredible photos!
Thank you for the compliment. I am just very lucky to live in the UK which has so many historic places.
Yes, you have wonderful history all around you! Not like here in the U.S.!
You still have some cathedrals in the US. One thing that is really handy to find historic places is google maps. If you go into your general area any type churches in the search it will bring up all the churches in that area on the map. It works for other types of buildings as well.
Wonderful suggestion about finding historic places using google maps!
Unfortunately a lot of the churches here in the U.S. don't like you taking photos inside of them (even with the flash turned off).
Unfortunately a lot of the churches here in the U.S. don't like you taking photos inside of them (even with the flash turned off).
Hi again Michael, used this again in another piece! freestock.ca/mixed_media_vexel…
Sorry for dwelling on this particular image like a moth to a flame, just so mesmerizing
Hey Mike! You might notice a separate mention with your icon in it when I left a comment for sirius-sdz, and I used this wonderful photo of yours in 3 separate blends:
I think I'm finally also up to speed with your latest deviations, the vertical version actually brought me back to this one
Two of them look like lovely water colour paintings. A very nice work. I am alright at photography but not that good at manipulations.
Thanks Michael, glad you think they look like lovely watercolour paintings Have a soft spot for traditional art even though I lack the talent, so it's fun manipulating them through texture blends. After the first one was made, it was pretty easy & straightforward to recreate the other 2. Basically a texture swap where your image served as the same layer mask all throughout. Just the process & experimentation of getting to the first one that was very time consuming because I love testing things out by myself instead of following step-by-step tutorials. Don't know if I told you already, but wish you all the very best for the Holidays and a prosperous New Year
I'd like to wish you a merry Christmas and happy new year as well Nicolas. I hope you a good time! I have one or two place lined up to visit in 2014.
I did want to say this scenery reminds me alot of Harry Potter.. That was until I've read your commentary.
Well done!
Well done!
Heart-stopping ^_^
Thank you very much for the feature. I was a bit down, but now that has cheered me up.
Great image, it is a beautiful cloister but your photo makes it even more beautiful! Well done!
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whoaaa, that looks amazing!!!
Glad you like it. I have quite a lot more internal architecture photographs on this da account if you're interested.
this is truly gorgeous
Very beautiful picture!
You're a very lucky person to go there. Hope you had fun.
You're a very lucky person to go there. Hope you had fun.
This is so cool.
Awesome Pic, i feel like i'm walking the cathedral's halls!
that is unbelievable
Wow! Amazing stonework (and photo!)
Thanks Eve. I usually like mainly shooting the nave of the cathedral most of the time, though in this cathedral I specifically came to shoot the cloister as it is amazing.
Does it really exist?????????
Yes it does. It is from the cloister in Gloucester Cathedral. This place was actually used a few times as part of the corridors in Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films.


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College Hockey:North Dakota Search Could Widen
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — University of North Dakota athletic director Roger Thomas says that he's talked to potential head coach candidates outside of UND and has not ruled out the possibility of hiring one of them.
"There are certainly great coaches out there and there are [Sioux] alumni coaches who have an interest," Thomas said. "There's also great passion from Sioux fans and UND alumni. We have to evaluate all the candidates and make the very best decision for the future of the program."
Fighting Sioux interim head coach Dave Hakstol is considered the top internal candidate for the job. According to the Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald, Hakstol was the only internal candidate to submit an application by Wednesday's 5 p.m. CT deadline.
Outgoing head coach Dean Blais, who resigned in late June to take an associate head coaching position with the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets, recommended Hakstol, his assistant the last four years, for the position.
The Herald on July 1 published an article quoting an anonymous source who said that Thomas had already offered the job to Hakstol. But Thomas vehemently denies that, saying that he hasn't offered the position to anyone because he can't until the process is completed.
"You go through a search inside or outside or both and then you make a decision," he said.
Asked whether the hiring of an external candidate has been ruled out, Thomas replied, "The possibility is still there. It depends on the internal candidates."
The most obvious external candidate would figure to be current Minnesota-Duluth coach Scott Sandelin, who was a Hobey Baker Award finalist for the Sioux as a senior in 1986. Sandelin later was an assistant coach under Blais, and last year won the Penrose Award as national coach of the year. In published reports, Sandelin has simply said "North Dakota has an interim coach. That may change, that may not, but there is nothing to talk about at this point."
Although UND had the option of advertising the coaching position both internally and externally, Thomas said, "We elected to look inside first. If you start out with an internal search, it means that you think you have some good internal candidates."
A policy posted on UND's human resources Web site states: "UND provides all eligible regular staff employees the opportunity to apply for vacant staff positions prior to external recruitment. All regular position vacancies will be listed internally for a period of five working days."
Therefore, under the university's hiring policy, current UND employees must be given first consideration for open positions. But Thomas stressed that just because the search began internally doesn't mean that it's limited to university employees.
The closing date for UND employees to apply was Wednesday, July 7. Thomas said he should receive the applications on Thursday and will begin reviewing them. If a decision is made to hire an internal applicant, he said the announcement could be made before the end of this week or early next week.
However, should UND decide to open its search to external candidates, the position must be advertised for 30 days.
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April 4, 2000
NEW ORLEANS, La. - - The Tulane men's tennis team will close out the regular season on Saturday, as the 42nd-ranked Green Wave play host to 38th-ranked Tulsa at the Goldring Tennis Stadium on Saturday.
The match will be a part of Senior Day festivities, as Tulane will honor Green Wave seniors Dennis Lundberg and Christoph Ortner. The team will host a pre-match party beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Hall of Fame room of the Wilson Center, which will be open to the public. The Tulane pepband, Soundwave, as well as Riptide will be on hand and there will be complimentary hotdogs and drinks. In addition, the men's tennis team will give away t-shirts and a tennis racket.
The match will be the final home contest for Lundberg and Ortner and will begin at approximately 5 p.m.


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– Luis Ignascio, the original Sin Cara, is now working in AAA as Myzteziz. He'll continue to use the Sin Cara gimmick on shows outside of the Mexican promotion.
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Richard Reacts: John Cena is always going above and beyond. He doesn't *have* to do these things but he continues to do them. We're talking about a guy on the road 300-days out of year, carrying WWE year in and out and oh by the way, he's also a cast member on Total Divas. Yet he's still willing to participate in these random acts of kindness. I don't even think we could begin to describe how many lives John has touched. I know he has his haters and I know there are always going to be *those people* but stuff like this goes to show you what kind of person he is. Class act.


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Roni's Story
Once an assistant professor of multimedia and web technology, Roni Noone changed her career path drastically after blogging about her 70 pound weight loss.
In 2005 Roni started a blog to help her stay accountable while trying to lose weight. This wasn't the first time Roni dieted but it ended up being her last. Roni used her blog, Roni's Weigh, to not only shed 70 pounds, but to start a running habit, get over a fear of weight training, complete two marathons and run seven Tough Mudders, yes, seven.
Blogging became a complete creative outlet for Roni. Within 2 years she launched a second blog called GreenLiteBites to share her food ideas. Recognizing the power of blogging, she also started a supportive online community called BlogToLose, where now more than 6,000 users are blogging to reach their own weight-loss goals.
In 2010 Roni launched the FitBloggin' conference to bring together new and seasoned health and wellness, fitness and weight-loss bloggers for knowledge, personal growth and networking. Now in its fifth year, FitBloggin' is a thriving, supportive, community of bloggers all sharing the conference's mission to help spread a culture of health and wellness.
Roni published her her first cookbook in 2011 based on the recipes she shared on GreenLiteBites while continuing to post new, creative and light food ideas on the blog.
With two successful blogs under her belt, Roni launched a third in 2012 to explore and inspire herself and her readers to travel more. TheUnworldlyTravelers chronicles the travels of two old friends as they try to see as much of the world as possible.
As a Mom to two active boys, Roni continues to balance her interests while raising a family. She recently self published a children's book, is planning the next FitBloggin', staying as active as possible and traveling whenever she can. In 2013, she launched the challenge and hashtag #wycwyc -- "What You Can When You Can" -- to inspire people to do what they can when they can while working toward their goals. What You Can When You Can was published by Seal Press in 2015 and is now available in stores.
Roni has represented and consulted for a wide variety of clients in the health and fitness industry including: Kellogg, ALDI, The Laughing Cow, Reebok, HumanaVitality, Weight Watchers, Kraft, Vitalicious, Subway, Johns Hopkins University, Quaker, Nutrilite, and Pom. She has also been featured in many media outlets including CNN, the Today show, Inside Edition, Ladies Home Journal, Everyday Health, Woman's World, Woman's Day, and Wired.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - The East Carolina Department of Athletics announced today that the official ballot for the All-Time Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Team is now open for fan voting.
As part of the activities surrounding the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, the Pirate Nation will have the opportunity to vote online for the all-time team by clicking here. Voting will run through Friday, June 15.
Fans will have a chance to decide who they think is the best player (since 1963) at each position, as well as the all-time head coach. The team will consist of 26 Pirates (11 offensive, 11 defensive, four special teamers) and one coach with a full reveal of the results following in August leading up to the 2013 season opener against Old Dominion.
An online fan message forum has also been created where the Pirate Nation can share their favorite memories of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, whether it involves a certain player, coach, game or even a special personal moment. Simply click here, scroll to the bottom of the page, complete the information boxes below and click "submit." The editorial staff of ECUPirates.com will post the remarks on a regular basis so everyone will know why you cherish East Carolina Football, Bagwell Field and Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
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While there is little debate over the effectiveness of a Business to Consumer (B2C) social media strategy, the jury amongst the country's leading CEO's appears to be out on the effectiveness of a Business to Business (B2B) social media strategy with just 25% of B2B marketers having a formal social media strategy in place.
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So why are B2B leaders hesitant to enter the social media space considering social media has been proved to increase and target communication with partners and/or suppliers; support and motivate an internal sales force and develop added value content to bolster product/service knowledge?
"The B2C market quickly embraced social media as it seemed like the logical next step in their marketing campaigns. B2B companies have not engaged with the same vigor possible because there is a perception that the connection between their business objectives and social media is less obvious," says Lara Bryant, chief strategist at NATIVE, one of the leading digital agencies in South Africa. "The reality, however, is that social media is about attracting, engaging and retaining relationships with clients and staff. The objectives of the communication for both B2C and B2B remain the same, and the principles behind social media strategy remain the same too."
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"Remember that your community of customers already exists. All you're doing is creating a place for them to connect. You may find that Facebook is too public and something more private is necessary. You may have more success in finding new customers within a network like Linkedin," says Bryant.
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is a great example of this platform option.
Alternatively a business can design and develop its own social network service (SNS) instead of using an existing free tool or a paid-for, pre-existing network. This is particularly useful if specific development needs are required, for example, real time orders, product tracking or online support.
"The benefits of a blog should also not be overlooked. A blog can be created to communicate with internal or external audiences. As an internal tool, it becomes a digital platform for employees to share ideas and comment on processes or the work environment in general, creating a culture of approachability," adds Bryant.
She cites The Fence Post (http://www.louispage.com/blog/) from Louis E. Page, a mesh and fence manufacturer, as a great example of an industry blog. The business was founded in 1893 and not only has a blog, but also makes use of YouTube, whitepapers and their blog platform to communicate information important to their client base. "The benefit is that by successfully tagging the content that they are creating they are also improving their search results." The company boasts an 850 percent increase in sales leads since the launch of its blog.
"Regardless of which platform you use, the cornerstones of success for any social media strategy boil down to two things: valuable content and regular communication. Your audience is bombarded with information on a daily basis. If you want them to read your content, it has to offer value. Seth Godin, well-known American entrepreneur, author and public speaker, speaks of communities of value. These are the ones where members are encouraged to speak to each other and not just to the business. As business starts engaging with customers online, encouraging a dialogue and discussion amongst each other, the outcome is the growth of a community," she says.
For those B2B companies brave enough to venture into the social media space, its critical they allocate enough budget and time, adequate and qualified resources, and provide sufficient content to the effort. "Be realistic about the impact on operational activity and the level of agility to respond to customers. I would suggest that you start with internal social media involving your employees and test what works before extending into the external social media space. That way you can iron out any issues that arise before engaging with your customers," advises Bryant.
"Imagine the business impact that better relationships with your partners and staff would enable, as well as better informed intermediaries and you start seeing how an effective B2B social media strategy can start to impact your bottom line and business longevity," she concludes.
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That this is "contentious" topic is surprising. Maybe because of the idea that social media is a channel, which is very shallow thinking. Business should think of marketing and business as occurring in a social era. It is an era not a channel. So should you connect with people and engage in the community in the way they connect and communicate ... Clearly.
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Before investing a bunch on my current brushes, my brush stash consisted of Essence of Beauty brushes I had bought at CVS. I love most of the brushes I have from this line. They're very soft, durable, and apply make-up so well. My favourite brushes from the line are the eye shadow brush, the crease brush, and the angled blush brush.
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Somehow when you become pregnant or even just start thinking of becoming pregnant, your to-do list grows by leaps and bounds! Between finding a doctor, getting checkups, revamping your diet, taking prenatal vitamins…don't let one vital piece of your pregnancy plan get left out: Deciding where to give birth.
Where you can give birth is limited based on the doctor you choose. That's because most doctors have privileges to deliver babies at just a few hospitals, and your favorite hospital might not be one of them. So if where you give birth is important to you, make sure you include that in your research before or during your search for an obstetrician/gynecologist.
But how do you decide where to give birth? The easiest and most telling way to evaluate a hospital for your baby's birth is by taking a tour. In fact, one might argue that touring a hospital before you choose is very important, for the following reasons.
Why touring a maternity unit is so important:
- It ensures you'll go to the right place when the time arrives! It seems simple, but sometimes hospitals have separate entrances (i.e. not the ER) for maternity patients and you don't want to waste time going to the wrong place or getting lost. Who wants that on the most joyous day of your life? Besides, just knowing exactly where you're going reduces uncertainty and anxiety as you await your baby's birth.
- You get a chance to meet the people who will care for you and your baby, and get a better feel for how they will treat you. Are they friendly and caring or cold and distant? Do they care about you as a person or will they process you through the system like a number?
- Seeing where you might give birth in person gives you a much better feel of the place. It might look nice in photos or video, but is that the way it really looks? Or did they just show the best parts? Is it a place you can spend a few days and still feel comfortable and well cared for? It's nearly impossible to get this kind of information from a website.
- It gives you a chance to ask all of your questions. It's unlikely that all of your questions can be answered on a website so why not ask hospital staff in person? You'll be likely to get better and more thorough answers.
- Asking your questions in person will help you better judge the sincerity and knowledge of the people who would be caring for you and your baby. This helps you determine whether you think you can be confident in their ability to provide great care.
- It triggers even more questions that you didn't think of. Sure you have a lot of questions now, but chances are you'll think of more when you start walking through a hospital's maternity unit. Why wait until you're admitted to think of new questions?
- You can see the space ahead of time which can greatly reduce anxiety. When you're familiar with an environment it simply makes the experience of going back less frightening.
- The tour guide can explain the process and what you can expect when you arrive. This relieves any anxiety and frustration that may arise on the day you deliver if you don't know what's going on.
- You get the chance to meet other expectant parents and compare notes. Finding out what others liked or didn't like may open your eyes to something you didn't notice. You may also have the chance to swap stories, compare experiences and exchange advice which is priceless when you're expecting!
So if giving birth is in your future, be sure to add a few hospital tours to your to-do list. To schedule a tour at Botsford Hospital's New Beginnings Maternity Center, call (248) 888-2500, or visit our website for upcoming tour dates. You can also watch a video tour below, but be sure to come by and see us in person!


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* Your must-read of the day: Peggy Burns on Tom Devlin and Highwater Books. Yes, they're married, and no, that doesn't matter to this essay at all. Peggy writes convincingly of Highwater as comics' introduction to the sensibilities of emo and twee indie rock, not only in aesthetic terms but as a whole business and philosophical mindset:
I think, however, what affected Highwater's sensibility most is that Tom was the first comics publisher to directly come out of the zine/minicomic/indie-rock generation, rather than before it, like Fantagraphics, or alongside it, like D+Q. With that DIY ethos in mind, during its existence, Highwater did more with less.She also gets points for referring to Highwater's Free Comic Book Day giveaway as their bestselling title. The fact that I wouldn't be where I am today if not for the existence of Highwater is an exceedingly minor entry on the list of its legacies, but it's true. (Peggy played a pretty big role too, come to mention it.)
* Major layoffs at Vertigo. I don't really know Joan Hilty or Jonathan Vankin, but I've done some freelance jobs related to several of Pornsak Pichetshote's books and he strikes me as a guy with an editorial viewpoint worth watching. In general I just don't like layoffs, especially not now and not in this business and not now in this business. I hope the people involved, and also anyone in similar circumstances whose departures aren't seen as newsworthy, do well for themselves very soon.
* Rest in peace, Arthur Penn. One of my all-time favorite drug experiences was seeing Little Big Man while cataclysmically baked, a recipe for a memorable movie-watching experience if ever there was one. Every single wild tonal shift hit me like a really fast turn on the Cyclone.
* Paul Cornell is pitting Lex Luthor against Darkseid and Ra's al-Ghul in an Action Comics annual? I did not know that. Count me among the mid-five-digit number of people who get quite excited about things like that. Also, after the Lex story is over, he's allowed to write Superman!
* DC is publishing a Geoff Johns Flash omnibus. I'm glad about this for a couple reasons. First, I like Johns's stuff and that's a run I've been wanting to check out for ages; it seems like it could contain the seeds of the style that first made Johns click with me on his Green Lantern and Action Comics runs. Second, I think it's good for publishers to put creators first and foremost and package runs of comics accordingly, especially given the dizzying profusion of similarly titled titles out there.
* Filing this away for later #1: Jeet Heer on Love & Rockets: New Stories #3. Can someone tell me if I need to be totally caught up on the Locas-verse to get "Browntown"? Please tell me NOTHING ELSE ABOUT THE STORY BUT THAT, if you would.
* Filing this away for later #2: Jason Adams on Monsters, the latest first-person horror jam.
* Interesting: A recap page done in comics format, assembled from previously seen panels. Also: an excuse to run Gabriel Hardman/Bettie Breitweiser Hulk art. (Via Agent M.)
* Today was a good day to like David Bowie, thanks to the recent release of a deluxe edition of Station to Station. Here's Stuart Berman reviewing the set for Pitchfork; here's Matthew Perpetua reviewing "TVC-15"; and here's Perpetua wondering aloud if Bowie's Klaus Nomi/Joey Arias-abetted performance on SNL was the weirdest in the show's history. You tell me:
* I fully support the new My Chemical Romance song "Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)", though I'd like to state for the record that nothing touches "Teenagers." (Via Tom Ewing.)
* Ta-Nehisi Coates reminds us of the Junior M.A.F.I.A./Jeru the Damaja player battle, which is always a good thing. Contra Coates I think "Player's Anthem" remains phenomenal. That Biggie verse (eg. "Big Poppa never softenin' / Take you to the church, rob the preacher for the offerin' / Leave the fucker coughin' up blood and his pockets like rabbit ears / Covet the wife, kleenex for the kids' tears") is one of my favorite verses by anyone on anything ever.
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Re: L&R #3 -- No, you don't need to up to date on Locas in order to appreciate or understand "Browntown." In fact, a case could be made that it's a good entry point into Xaime's oeuvre.
No you don't need to be caught up on Locas, although obviously the more you've read the better off you'll be... if anything, this new issue makes for a MUCH better introduction to L&R than the actual issue #1 of the New Stories, in that Jaime uses the a (sorta) framing sequence around Browntown to (re)introduce most of the primary Locas cast, and Gilbert plays his two stories against each other as a way of obliquely explaining where his art is at right now.
I really liked the Gilbert bits this issue, for what it's worth... and I think a lot of critics aren't really clicking at all with the humor in the sci-fi thing the opens the issue...? Like, Beto's working this funny-sour nightmare camp aesthetic AT LEAST as hard as Grant Morrison, except he doesn't have to worry about the art going astray - I don't think there's too many hundreds of miles between his stuff here and Prison Pit either. And then he launches into his second story, which -- to avoid giving anything away -- demonstrates, in comparison, that fiction is straightforward, while life is achronological, unfinished, and suffused with broken, garish sub-fictions...
My comparison for Beto's z-movie hijinx was gonna be more Josh Simmons, but yeah: them's some bleak chuckles. Nowhere near as grim or Lynchian as 'Chance In Hell' or 'Hypnotwist', but still not what you'd call a shimmering outlook.
As for Jaime's half of this New Stories... If 'Browntown' gels with you-- & with your tastes I can't see any reason it wouldn't --then I'd suggest testing the water further upstream against something like 'Ghost of Hoppers'.
Beyond that? If you're in the market for more context-free Bros., 'Fear of Comics' is a beautiful cross-section of Beto's brain, popping with art & experiments as vital as anything filed in 'Amore Y Cohetes'... The man just refuses to get old. (The Ignatz collection's 'New Tales of Old Palomar' are quite lovely by themselves, too.)
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The Samsung Replenish is Sprint's first environmentally-friendly smartphone, and it was announced in April last year. It launched running Android 2.2 Froyo unfortunately. But today's a great day to own a Replenish, for Sprint has started the rollout of the update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
The update's software version is EK18. It brings with it the usual Gingerbread bits and blobs, most notable of which are the increased overall operation speed and smoothness, one-touch word selection and copy/paste, better power management, and the new Downloads manager. Sprint has also packed an SMS messaging fix alongside everything listed above.
The update will reach your device over-the-air, and your Replenish will notify you when it's available. You might not get it immediately though, for the rollout is staggered and will take 10 days to reach all Samsung Replenish units. The estimated download and install time is 10 minutes. Full instructions for performing the update are available here.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Piaggio to invest 12 million euros towards the revival of Moto Guzzi
Roberto Colaninno, President of the Piaggio Group, recently announced that a new business plan is being worked out for Moto Guzzi and the company will be ready with some new bikes by 2011-12. Piaggio, which owns Moto Guzzi, was sanctioned a loan of 150 million euros from the European Investment Bank last year. Of this, about 12 million euros will be invested towards developing new bikes for Moto Guzzi.
Guzzi's R&D activities will be moved to Piaggio's facility in Noale, while production will continue at Mandello. The company, which currently produces around 3,500 bikes per annum, hopes to boost production to at least 4,500 bikes by 2010, at which point it will reach break-even point.
Established in the early-1920s, Moto Guzzi is one of Italy's great, iconic motorcycle manufacturers who've fallen upon hard times. The company has produced some great machines over the years (we are great fans of the 1970s Le Mans 850) and we certainly hope Piaggio will be successful in resurrecting M-G.
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Awesome news! Moto Guzzi is a great heritage brand with a lot of enthusiastic, loyal followers. I've owned several and currently ride a Griso. It'll be interesting to see how they position the brand within their stable but I'm happy they're re-investing money in Guzzi. It looked a little dicey after they announced they were closing the Mandello factory. Good stuff!
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Apple iPad 4 is the 4th Generation iteration of the popular iPad series. The tablet PC sports a faster processor to the new iPad (iPad 3) and a new lightning connector dock. The tablet has a 9.7" LED backlit TFT capacitive touch screen with a display resolution of 1536 x 2048 pixels. The display has a pixel density of ~264 ppi. The Tablet houses a 1.4 GHz dual core Apple A6X with a 1 GB RAM and runs on iOS 6 OS.
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Release Date: 2004-10-08 (NY)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 26min
Between 1962 and 1966, four schoolboys were abused, tortured and killed in Germany's Ruhr District. Their tormentor, Juergen Bartsch, was fifteen at the time of his first crime; nineteen when he was caught. His mesmerizing confession, which frames the re-enactment of his crimes and the circumstances through which they came about, forms the heart of this journey into the dark reaches of a troubled mind. Bartsch's cold and severe adoptive parents, his terror-filled years at a Catholic boarding school, the discovery of his sexual attraction to boys, his desperate longing to never have to grow up--these and other emotionally charged aspects of his life unfold before us, step by troubling step. Ultimately, however, it is the outward normality of his everyday life that underscores the horror of his deeds.
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Yeomans Open Mic Night
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All Good 4-Year Anniversary Jam
Ybor's "Alll Good" is less about ruckus dance club vibes, and more about chilling with friends, good conversation, and $5 liters of beer… all set off by an awesome soundtrack.
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Yvonne has a band for almost everyday of the month in April. Check out the best bands in the bay on her local, live music list.
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For the week of
August 10, 2012
- carolinajournal.com
Reaction of the Week
RALEIGH — Lumberton officials are using an
unprecedented taxation defense in an Internet sweepstakes lawsuit before
the state Supreme Court that features constitutional separation of
powers issues and arcane legal protections dating from the Great
Depression, reports Carolina Journal.
Joined by the powerful North Carolina League of Municipalities, the city
is advancing the novel legal argument that the judiciary has no
constitutional authority to review legislative branch decisions setting
rates for business privilege taxes.
Attorneys for the plaintiff Internet café businesses say if the Supreme
Court upholds the Court of Appeals ruling in the case, it will swing
open the doors of municipal mischief by creating an unchecked legal
framework for state and local governments to abuse their taxing
Government would be granted "unfettered, unreviewable power to tax
anybody and anything within its municipal reach," said Richard Gottlieb,
an attorney with the Winston-Salem law firm of Kilpatrick Townsend,
which is defending the businesses against 2010-11 tax increases ranging
from 6,000 to 11,000 percent.
"No court has ever said that it didn't have the power" to decide
constitutional cases involving the state's just and equitable tax
clause, Gottlieb said.
CJ: 'Taxmageddon' will cost N.C. taxpayers billionsRALEIGH — North Carolina taxpayers could be out
almost $9 billion if the Bush-era tax rates and a patch for the
Alternative Minimum Tax aren't extended, a report by the Tax Foundation
CJ: UNC campus diversity offices experience few hits from recessionRALEIGH — Recent years have seen some tough
times for employees and students in the University of North Carolina
system, with a number of layoffs, repeated tuition hikes, and few
raises. But one group of employees has weathered the storm rather well:
campus diversity administrators.
CJ: Wilmington ballpark bond In November lineupWILMINGTON — The City Council voted unanimously
Tuesday night to place a $37 million bond referendum on the Nov. 6
ballot. If voters approve the bonds and all goes as planned, a Class A
Atlanta Braves affiliate could begin playing in a 5,500-seat riverfront
stadium by 2014.
N.C. businesses sweat looming defense cutsFAYETTEVILLE — In battle, the U.S. military is a mighty force, strong
and confident. In matters of money, though, it has turned skittish,
delaying or canceling contracts for research, products and services it
isn't sure it will be able to afford after Jan. 2.
Wall Street divided over fate of Duke CEO RogersRALEIGH — A month after Duke Energy's abrupt ouster of CEO Bill Johnson,
Wall Street remains divided over how much of a threat the controversy
poses to the Charlotte-based power company and longtime CEO Jim Rogers.
Monday, August 13, 2012 at 12:00pm NoonShaftesbury Society Luncheonwith our special guest John SamplesShaftesbury Meeting: Will Citizens United Survive?
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Flozell Adams headlines 2014 Michigan State athletic hall of fame class
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Former Michigan State football player Flozell Adams will be inducted into the school's athletic hall of fame in September.
Michigan State announced Monday that Adams will enter the hall, along with wrestler Greg Johnson, football player Buck Nystrom, tennis player Sue Selke, softball player Kathy Strahan and gymnast Dave Thor.
The induction ceremony is Sept. 18, and the hall of famers will be recognized Sept. 20 during Michigan State's football game against Eastern Michigan.
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Details emerge today surrounding L'Wren Scott's death, who was a fashion designer and rocker Mick Jagger's long-time girlfriend. What could have caused the 49-year-old Scott so much pain as to take her own life by hanging from a scarf on a doorknob in her NYC apartment? Some close to her say while they never thought this would happen, her business life was falling apart.
According to Fox News on March 18, the rumor that Scott was depressed over the recent breakup with Jagger is called "a horrible and inaccurate piece of gossip during this very tragic time for Mick." Jagger is on tour with the Rolling Stones in Australia and the concert that was scheduled for Wednesday has been canceled, as he is just too distraught over Scott's death.
A source close to Jagger reports that Jagger's "state of torment" over Scott's death is "beyond belief" today. Scott's recent business problems may have caused her to spiral into such a deep depression that was so painful she saw taking her own life as the only way to stop the pain.
Her death comes on the heels of Scott pulling out of London Fashion Week due to "production delays in key show and couture pieces." It is also reported that the fashion designer, who once had celebrities like Nicole Kidman, Angelina Jolie and Madonna wearing her creations on the red carpet, was about $7 million in debt.
Scott's last morning:
Scott called her assistant at 8:30 a.m. on Monday morning and asked her to come to her Manhattan apartment, but when the assistant arrived at 10 a.m., she found Scott dead, according to Fox 411 on March 18.
Scott's assistant found her hanging by a scarf around her neck on a doorknob in her apartment. Her death is being called an "apparent suicide," but the medical examiner still has not released her official cause of death. Police do not feel foul-play is involved in this case. Scott did not leave a suicide note.
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In Wednesday's article about Billy McCoy running against Sheriff Barry Faile, Mr. McCoy says the sheriff has been in office too long. I would like to point out that the reason the sheriff has been in office since 2008 is because we keep electing him!
We the people of Lancaster love Barry Faile, and we loved his father Williford, who was also sheriff for many years. They are good people who stay with their job and do not change jobs every six months or so like you often do, Mr. McCoy.
South Carolina during April will mount a coordinated effort to eliminate access to alcohol by young people under age 21, striving to ensure a safe prom season and end to the school year.
The program will involve law enforcement, alcohol-abuse prevention specialists and other community members throughout the state, joining to increase enforcement of the state's laws and to launch a public education blitz.
Christopher Sardelli reported for The Lancaster News from 2008 until last week, when he left for a communications job in Charlotte. In March he was named the S.C. Press Association's weekly journalist of the year.
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I was standing in the living room of the Stroud family home with piles of photographs spread in front of me.
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His prompt response to a situation that could have been sad proved otherwise. He knows and enjoys what he's doing. That's obvious in his smile and the pride he takes in his work. Very knowledgeable!
Health care is always changing, brought on by scientific breakthroughs, technological advancements, government regulation and reform. But there is one constant: physicians still shoulder the ultimate responsibility for a patient's care, whether it be in the emergency room, on the operating table or in a clinic.
From the days of Hippocrates, doctors have held the fate of their fellow human beings in their hands – and certainly in their hearts.
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MASC is a lobbying entity comprised of city officials who pay dues from the city coffers, but it isn't a government agency and has no accountability to the public. In a nutshell, taxpayers have no choice about funding MASC activities and no control over them.
There may be thousands of men and women living in Lancaster County who are near or over retirement age who are beginning to suffer memory loss.
The seniors who live in Sun City Carolina Lakes are likely to have a high percentage of men and women with Alzheimer's disease, simply because so many of us are older. African-American men and women of every senior age are especially vulnerable to the development of Alzheimer's dementia.
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Six historic vehicles from the Bertone Museum will be offered for sale at RM's inaugural sale at the Concorso d'Eleganza Ville d'Este event May 21 on the shores of Lake Como in Italy.
The one-of-a-kind cars from Bertone are the 1967 Lamborghini Marzal, 1963 Chevrolet Testudo, 1970 Lancia Stratos HF Zero, 1974 Lamborghini Bravo, 1978 Lancia Sibilo and 1980 Lamborghini Athon.
"RM is delighted to be aligned with the illustrious Bertone brand and truly honored to have been selected to bring some of their most famous and extraordinary creations to the open market for the very first time," said Max Girardo, RM's managing director for Europe.
I visited the Bertone Museum several years ago during research for my book, Masters of Car Design, and saw these concept cars, and others designed by Bertone and such stylists as Michelotti, Scaglione,Giugiaro, Gandini, Deschamps, d'Ambrosio, Pogliano and Wilkie. Each of the vehicles is a significant part of automotive history.
After Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach, auction action heads north
With the conclusion of Barrett-Jackson's annual sale at Palm Beach, Florida, American classic car auction action moves north, with Auctions American by RM making its debut at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, April 28-30. The headline offering is an unrestored 1931 Cadillac Model 355 Roadster formerly housed in the "Movie World" collection in Ventura, California.
Auctions America by RM also stages an auction May 12-15 on its home turf in Auburn, Indiana. Then, a week later, Dana Mecum's 24th annual Original Spring Classic takes place at Indianapolis, where the consignments include more than 2000 pi3ces of automotive memorabilia, including 700 items from the Zeb Morris Estate and 400 from the Mike Guarise Collection.
Barrett-Jackson reported handling nearly $16 million in transactions at Palm Beach, where nearly 400 vehicles crossed the block. The highest-dollar sales were $247,500 for a 1957 De Soto Adventurer convertible, $175,000 for a special edition 2012 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, $165,000 for a 1970 Oldsmobile 442 convertible and $162,800 for a 1966 Shelby GT350.
Barrett-Jackson's results bring the Florida sales season totals to $115 million.
If you're keeping score at home, sales at the five major auctions earlier in the year at Arizona totaled $196.1 million.
Auctions America adds Bator Vintage Motorcycle Auctions
Auctions America by RM has acquired Bator Vintage Motorcycle Auctions. Glen Bator will lead the new AAbyRM division, which will present its first group of bikes at the Auburn Fall collector car auction in September.
Bator has specialized in pre- and post-World War I American motorcycles and has staged shows and auctions at during Daytona's Bike Week and at the Barber Vintage Festival in northern Alabama. Bator formerly was curator, restorer and general manager of the Otis Chandler Vintage Museum.
Chrysler Museum celebrates 70 years of Jeeps
The Walter P. Chrysler Museum celebrates the 70th anniversary of Jeep with a special exhibit that opens April 19 and runs through December 30. An original 1941 Willys MA – one of 45 in existence -- is the focal point of a changing display of eight vehicles, photographs, memorabilia and a narrative that chronicles Jeep's history.
The '41 Willys – MA78621 – is on loan from George and Bernadette Hollins of Palos Park, Illinois, and was delivered on July 5, 1941 to the U.S. Army for testing at Fort Lewis, Washington, where it was found in 2001, neglected for many years in a farmer's field before restoration was made.
The museum, located in Auburn Hills, Michigan, will rotate more than 20 historic Jeeps – production vehicles and concepts – through the display.
In conjunction with the display, a Jeep Cruise Night will be held at the museum on July 13 and a lecture on Jeep history will be offered July 16. For details, visit www.wpchryslermuseum.org.
Reality auction show includes '68 GT500KR
If you're in Long Beach, California, this weekend, you can watch the filming for the pilot episode of a new reality television show – The Great Big American Auction -- where a 1968 Shelby GT500KR (convertible, 31,000 miles, Highland Green with black interior, 428 Super cobra Jet, automatic, air) will be up for auction. The new program, hosted by Ty Pennington of Extreme Makeover Home Edition and being staged at the Queen Mary, will share part of the auction proceeds with the Carroll Shelby Foundation. For information, visit www.ha.com.
Speaking of Shelby, he'll be the guest of honor at the World Children's Transplant Fund's global partners dinner and fun-raiser May 12 at Universal City, California.
It was just a joke
"Here come the Democrats with their plans for taxing hot rods" was the headline on a newsletter we received early this month. The newsletter included a link to another newsletter showing the front page of The New York Times and a headline, "Senator Eyes Collector Cars as Revenue Source: Auto Enthusiasts who dodge taxes are in Schumer's crosshairs." The article reported how New York Sen. Charles Schumer was introducing a bill to create a federal tax on all "collector, antique, historic, special interest, hot rods and race cars."
Some people realized it was an April Fool's Joke – by, of all people, the Shelby American Automobile Club. But many car enthusiasts immediately started contacting Sen. Schumer's office in protest.
Finally, the real New York Times contacted Sen. Schumer's office and was assured, "Senator Schumer firmly believes in every American's right to have tax-free fun, fun, fun, until their daddy takes the T-Bird away."
For the record, the newspaper was told, Sen. Schumer still have fond memories of his first car, a 1971 Plymouth Duster.
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College Hockey:Harvard Edges No. 11 BU
Grumet-Morris Keys Crimson's Fourth Straight Win
BOSTON — At the press conference following Tuesday's game, first-year Harvard coach Ted Donato was reminded that this could have been the 700th coaching win for Boston University's Jack Parker — but that instead, it was Donato's fourth.
After the laughter subsided, Donato shrugged. "That certainly puts it in perspective."
Exactly one week after upsetting top-ranked Boston College, Harvard pulled off another win against a ranked crosstown rival, topping BU 2-1 behind a 30-save effort by senior goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris in front of a sellout crowd of 3,806 at Walter Brown Arena. The Crimson (4-2-1) received all of its offense in a 31-second span in the second period, when freshmen Jon Pelle and Mike Taylor scored.
Sean Sullivan scored the lone goal for the No. 11 Terriers (7-4-0), and John Curry stopped 21 of 23 Harvard shots.
It was a character win for the Crimson, as the visitors weathered Terrier pressure in the first period and then survived a controversial five-minute major penalty called on Charlie Johnson late in the opening frame.
"After the first period, we became a little more relentless on the puck and more aggressive on our forecheck," Donato said. "It's hard to start any conversation about our wins without talking about Dov Grumet-Morris because he's been stellar for us all year. It's nice and reassuring for a coach to know you're going to get a great effort in the net every night.
"The atmosphere kind of got to everybody, including the coach, a little bit, on the bench," Donato acknowledged of the team's first-period struggles. "After the first, we said, let's relax — we know what we need to do."
Without the heroics of Grumet-Morris, BU could have been up 3-0 after the first 20 minutes, but subsequently deflated.
"I thought we played pretty well for the most part in the game, but I thought we lost our legs as the game progressed," Parker said. "We looked weaker; we were getting pushed off of pucks. I thought Harvard did a great job in front of their net, and I thought they did a great job getting it out of their zone.
"After the first, we just couldn't get after them. I think it was a credit to how hard they played, and they moved the puck pretty good coming out of their zone. When they had any problems at all, they just flipped it into center ice; they didn't overhandle it at all. Other than that, I thought our goalie and their goalie played really well, hence the low-scoring game. There were a lot of chances."
The first terrific chance came at 4:45 on an amazing move by Terrier freshman left wing Chris Bourque. Taking the puck at defenseman Dave MacDonald — and giving up eight inches in height in the bargain — Bourque slipped the puck right through his opponent with an amazing move, going in alone on Grumet-Morris, only to glance a shot off the post.
As a former teammate of Ray Bourque, Donato has known Chris since his early childhood. "There were times out there when I wished he was still a seven- or eight year-old because he's a really talented guy," Donato said.
Kenny Roche and Bryan Miller had solid scoring chances in the first for BU, but Grumet-Morris was equal to the task with a glove save and shoulder save, respectively.
Referee Scott Zelkin seemed to be hearkening back to yesteryear throughout much of the first period and in the game overall, ignoring several penalties both ways that otherwise would be called this year. That made it all the more surprising when he called Johnson for a five-minute major at 16:09. It looked like a two-minute minor at least, but Donato was visibly incensed.
Fortunately for the Crimson, the Terrier power play didn't look too impressive all night. Still, BU managed to get a fluky goal during the major as the period waned. Sophomore defenseman Sean Sullivan uncharacteristically carried the puck from his own blue line all the way in on the left wing before flipping the puck at the net from a bad angle. It banked off Grumet-Morris' left skate and went in.
"I was trying to cheat and check the slot for a one-timer because there was such little time left in the period," Grumet-Morris said. "It was a lucky bounce, and it went in. It turns out that it didn't win the game for them, and that's always nice since it was a bad goal on my part."
The Terriers had another terrific chance in the first minute of period two, when Ryan Weston went in on the right wing before making a dazzling behind-the-back pass to set up captain Brian McConnell on the doorstep, only to have Grumet-Morris extend his leg to stop the backhander.
With Harvard on one of its two power plays — BU only had three — at 3:12 of the second, Jon Pelle nearly tied the game. A slapshot went off the back boards, and Pelle collected it with Curry at the top of the crease to cut down the angle. Just as Pelle attempted to sweep it home, Curry lunged with his stick for the save.
It was a play that Pelle would've liked to have back — and he did, all of eight seconds later.
The joy was short-lived for the Terrier faithful. On a near carbon-copy play, Pelle showed more patience, waiting for Curry to commit before steering his rebound around him for the equalizer.
Just 31 seconds later, Harvard centerman Tom Cavanagh raced in on the right wing before spying freshman left wing Mike Taylor parked on the far post, unmarked.
"Basically, I just watched [Brendan] Bernakevitch and Cavanagh take it down, and I skated as hard as I could to the net and stood there," Taylor said. "Cav hit me, and I just put it in. It was pretty easy, but exciting though."
Harvard captain Noah Welch almost made it 3-1 11 minutes later, but his blast glanced off Curry's arm and hit the post before careening out.
Taylor almost put the game away eight minutes on third on a two-on-one with Peter Hafner, but he couldn't convert the pass. Brad Zancanaro and Peter MacArthur had chances to stuff the puck in from the side of the net, but Grumet-Morris held the fort, and the game ended 2-1.
"Obviously, it's a big win for us: crosstown rivals, we're always in competition with them during regular season and postseason and the Beanpot, as well as in recruiting battles, so it helps our prestige," Grumet-Morris said about the successive wins over BC and BU. "These teams are the top in Hockey East along with UNH, so it's good for our league as well."
"I try to balance it because it's two hockey games, and it's early," Donato said. "But for our guys these are big rivalry games and fun to play."
BU now heads west to play Denver and Colorado College this weekend, while Harvard visits St. Lawrence and Clarkson.
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Most beginning, intermediate or expert wine drinkers will know of the often delicious, smooth and friendly red wine, Malbec. This particular type of wine comes from the Malbec grape, which is typically grown in Argentina, Chile and France. The particular Malbec that we want to shine a bright light on today is the Terrazas de los Andes Reserva Malbec.
The Terrazas Malbec begins with delicious aromas of black cherries and cinnamon, the strongest of which is certainly the black cherry. The cinnamon does exist in the early preview you may inhale, but it pales in comparison to the level of black cherry we noticed.
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The complete package you will get when enjoying a bottle, or two, of Terrazas Malbec is an extremely versatile, simple and welcoming wine that's fantastic for just about any type of meal. We enjoyed our Malbec during a supper of Chicken Pesto Pasta.
Just about any type of pasta goes perfectly well with the Terrazas Malbec, particularly something with a red pasta sauce. As we creep towards warmer weather for the next handful of months, you will certainly want to break out the ole barbeque and we invite you to also enjoy a bottle of Terrazas Malbec with it.
Versatility, affordability and simplicity, that is what you will find with Terrazas de los Andes Reserva Malbec. This can be found in most retailers and comes with a suggested price tag of $18.99, though you should shop around liquor stores, as we found bottles for as low as $9.99.


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The 2005 Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPSEP or P4) is a free trade agreement between Brunei, Chile, New Zealand, and Singapore. It aims to further liberalise the economies of the Asia-Pacific region.
Since 2010, negotiations have been taking place for theTrans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a proposal for a significantly expanded version of TPSEP. The TPP is a proposed free trade agreement under negotiation by (as of August 2013) Australia, Brunei, Chile, Canada, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States, and Vietnam.
The TPP is ostensibly intended to be a "high-standard" agreement specifically aimed at emerging trade issues in the 21st century. These ongoing negotiations have drawn criticism and protest from the public, advocacy groups, and elected officials, in part due to the secrecy of the negotiations, the expansive scope of the agreement, and a number of controversial clauses in drafts leaked to the public.
On November 13, 2013, a complete draft of the treaty's Intellectual Property Rights chapter was published by WikiLeaks.
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