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Are you a Gmail, Facebook, Campfire or (Insert Your Favorite Webapp Here) fanatic? Do you have 20 or more browser tabs open at all times? Are you tired of some random site or Flash ad crashing your browser and causing you to lose your (say) Google Spreadsheets data in another tab?
If so, Site Specific Browsers (SSBs) provide a great solution for your webapp woes. Using Fluid, you can create SSBs to run each of your favorite webapps as a separate desktop application. Fluid gives any webapp a home on your Mac OS X desktop complete with Dock icon, standard menu bar, and logical separation from your other web browsing activity.
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Fluid itself is a very small application. When launched, Fluid displays a small window where you specify the URL of a webapp you'd like to run in a Site Specific Browser. Provide an application name, click 'Create' and you'll be prompted to launch the new native Mac app you've just created.
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Extremely useful. I use an on-line approval system at work that insisted on opening tiny pop-ups that had to be resized every time. I created a Fluid SSB for it & set it to open in tabs instead and now my workflow is much smoother.
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I like Fluid a lot, but sometimes it has a little trouble. Its also unfortunate that it seems not to support Safari plugins, so I can't see Silverlight content in SSBs (for example, I was trying to make a Netflix one). Also: 1000!
Developer works like a madman: Fluid updates pop-up on a regular basis. He seems really committed, and currently works on it for free. Apple themselves believe in Site Specific Browsers since they have announced a related feature for the next version of Safari in OS X 10.6. Remarkable work, this is.
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This little app is shaping up to be pretty impressive.
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Maybe I'm just doping out here, but I can't figure out how to get things like Yahoo Mail to show up with the number of unread messages badge like you have in the picture. Is there something required other than just creating an SSB for Yahoo Mail?
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I read the article in Thursday's paper and just had a not-so-wild theory about a possible culprit for the stolen Jesus.
Could it be that a representative from the ACLU office in New Orleans made the trek here and just happened to see that Baby Jesus in a public square overshadowed by the old courthouse?
Think about the shock value of such a find to those keen ACLU eyes.
They probably kidnapped that Baby Jesus and are just waiting for the right time to pounce on local government officials for allowing such a symbol on public property.
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Sorry for my extended absence the last couple of weeks, but the excuse is a good one: I'm engaged!!
So as much as I may have wanted to make the clementine My One Favorite Thing of the Week – I mean, really, it's got all the health-filled, sunshine-y goodness of the orange but with more sweetness, less seeds and in an adorable little easy-to-peel package to boot – it's only fitting that I bestow that honor instead on the amazing girl who finally convinced me to give up 35 glorious years of singlehood.
The soon-to-be Mrs. Deadman is sweet, smart, sensitive, silly and sexy (yes, she too comes in an adorable little easy-to-peel package). Even though we've been together for just under 2 years, it is tough to imagine my life without her. She has a very caring soul, is incredibly nurturing (you should see her coddle our dog – and to think she wasn't a dog person when I first met her) and totally trustworthy. Her smile and laugh are infectious. She keeps me entertained and challenged. She supports me in every way imaginable. She gets along beautifully with my family and friends (and as a big bonus, I love her family and friends, too). I really could go on and on about how great my fiancee is (we both hate that word and have stolen her sister's use of the word beyonce instead), but suffice to say, she is a catch.
Now that I've made all the readers sick with my saccharine description, I will begrudgingly admit we're not perfect. We have our scraps. But that's OK. We know we love and care about each other a great deal and we start with that premise whenever one of those thankfully rare disagreements arise.
At some point, I will probably discuss my qualms over the institution of marriage in general and how I got past them. But for now I just want to keep this (mostly) romantic!
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Logitech G5 users BEWARE: As of July 2008 (perhaps earlier), SteerMouse no longer supports changing resolution (DPI) on the fly. When I emailed the developers, they simply said the feature "could no longer be supported." They offered a complicated and insufficient workaround that involved creating an AppleScript to change the resolution. This solution, however, required me to devote three buttons to resolution changing: lower, higher, and "reset to normal."
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This program is mandatory for all Logitech multi-button mice.
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Jocko Fish Kill Spurs Council Irrigation Poison Ban Dixon: Angered by an unnecessary fish-kill in a Jocko River canal, the Tribal Council has directed the Flatehad Irrigation Project to stop using chemical pesticied in and around canals. However, FIP Director George Moon says he will not suspend use of the poisons in the irrigation system. The Council took the action July 27 following the poisoning of more than 700 fish in the lower J Canal west of Rav-dli. The poisoning occurred July 3 when an FIP crew dumped 110 gallons of Xylene....a potent weed and moss killer which is also highly toxic to fish and aquatic insects ...into the canal just down from its diversion from the Jocko west of the Ravalli bridge. The poison, in the words of Montana Fish and Game Biologist Bob Domrose, "completely destroyed" all life in the five mile long canal. After destroying the canal, the poison was allowed to flow freely into the Jocko river causing "probable" harm to it and "possible damage" to the Flathead river two miles downstream. Moon, along with Bureau of Indian Affairs Area Director James Canan, appeared before the Council to explain why "ne poison was used without approval from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the BIA, the Department of Agriculture or the Tribe. Moon told the Council he had applied for BIA authority to use Xylene in February but had not received notification. He said he did not feel he was responsible to either the EPA or other federal regulatory bureaus. Moon said he feels his first responsibility is to the water users. "We know Xylene kills fish but it is the cheapest method I have of removing moss from the system and the loss of the fish is only a secondary consequence," he said. The Flathead Irrigation System, operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, serves from 90 to 9 5 percent white water users. Moon was asked how the Xylene contaminated water was allowed to flow into the Jocko river. He said the release of the poisoned water into the river was an accident resulting (cont. on page 6) Perma Fire Destroys 700 Acres Perma: A 700 acre fire was still raging up the reservation divide above Perma point Wednesday as Char-Koosta went to press. Fire control Officer Roy Montgomery said the blaze jumped control lines Tuesday noon behind heavy gusts and whirlwinds and began burning out of control. The blaze, which started during a lightning storm Friday, had twice been controlled but been driven out of containment lines Sunday and Tuesday by high winds. Montgomery said the rerma point fire was manned by a crew of 800 reservation fire fighters and crews from other areas. He said heavy equipment from logging operations in the area had also been called onto the fire and aircraft was making borax fire retard-ent drops on the blaze. Several helicopters were also being used. The Perma Point fire was one of four which broke out during Friday's lightning storm. Montgomery said three other fires along the reservation divide were contained at less than one acre. To date there have been 44 fires on the reservation this year. All logging operations have been shut down on the reservation and logging equipment has been placed on fire standby. Other uses of the reservation forests are being restricted. Camping is confined to improved sites only and camp-fires allowed only in provided pits. OOSTA 15£ THE BI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND'd ORLELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION Volume 111 Number \4> FULL MOON OF THE WILD ONION (August 15, 1973) Hassle Over Direct Drug Service Dixon (Aug.l): The Flathead reservation has found itself suddenly in the middle of a hot drug problem. . . but it isn't the usual kind. The drugs, in this case, are pharmeceuticals and the problem revolves around who is going to dispense Indian Public Health Service (IHS) paid prescriptions and where the profits will go. Until now, IHS has contracted its pharmeceutical service to local drug stores but a new policy has established direct prescription service for the St. Ignatius-Ronan areas in the new Flathead Indian Health Center in St. Ignatius. The new service will go into effect the first of September under Pharmacy Officer Dale Johnson. But the local druggists in Ronan and St. Ignatius and some Indians in the Charlo-Ronan area are opposed to the idea and therein lies the drug problem. When the druggists were in- formed about the new policy last month, they contacted Western District Montana Representative Richard Shoup and asked for his assistance in snuffing the new pharmeceutical policy. The druggist also began garnering signatures from IHS patients to petition the tribe to restore contact service. The whole thing came to a boil August 1 when the druggists and a representative from Congressman Shoup met with the Tribal Council's Health Committee and IHS officials. On one side were druggists Cal Lindborg, Ronan and Ken Hurt, St. Ignatius along with Mrs. Maureen Donegan, representing Congressman Shoup. In the other corner was Reservation IHS Director Wayne Mc-Mullan, Pharmacy Officer Dale Johnson and IHS Area officials Bart Proper, Pharmacy Officer, and Dr. Stan Rodgers, Acting Director. Councilman Pat Lefthand's Health Committee refereed. Lindborg and Hurt complained that the new direct pharmacy was an arbitrary decision and would end up not only costing as much money and providing Indian patients; poorer prescription services but would also increase the cost of prescriptions to non-Indians and harm local business. Committee Chairman Left-hand replied that the new policy was not an arbitrary decision by IHS but was carried out at the wishes of the Tribal Council. On May 19, the Council unanimously resolved to request IHS to install a direct pharmacy program in the new health center. The Council re-olution noted that a direct program for the two communities could save the Tribes $47,124 per year in prescriptions.... money that could be used for (cont. on page 3) * -
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The US premiere of "These Halcyon Days" a new play by Deirdre Kinahan, an eight-show residency by Irish songwriter and singer Declan O'Rourke and the seventh Masters in Collaboration instalment, pairing award-winning Irish traditional musician Karan Casey with vocalist and bluegrass musician Aoife O'Donovan are among the highlights of the Irish Arts Center's spring season.
The 19-week season opens on February 12th and runs until the Bloomsday (June 16th) literary events at the Irish Arts Center and at several partnering venues across New York City.
The Spring season features the Irish Arts Center's annual St. Patrick's Week concert Celtic Appalachia - back by popular demand at Symphony Space on March 15th - featuring Mick Moloney, The Green Fields of America and third generation Carter Family member Dale Jett; and the annual Irish Arts Center Book Day where volunteers distribute thousands of books by Irish and Irish American authors for free across all five New York City boroughs.
Working with the Irish Arts Center for the first time will be the renowned Irish choreographer John Scott who brings his vital, fluent dance work The White Piece to La MaMa which will also feature the US premiere of Irish contemporary dance company ponydance in the Irish Arts Center's inaugural dance season at La MaMa.
Audiences can also look forward to contemporary Irish films; literary readings and talks with leading figures in the arts, politics, business and media; visual art exhibitions with artist John Spinks and "Ulysses seen" artist Robert Berry; comedy nights with one of the longest running comedy shows in New York City, Sundays at Seven; over 30 classes in music, dance and language as well as the annual Féile na Gaeilge / Irish Language Day.
Meanwhile the Center's acclaimed exhibition of "Fighting Irishmen" travels for the first time to Phoenix, Arizona with a reception honoring local World Heavyweight Champ, Muhammad Ali.
Work being presented at the Irish Arts Center this spring is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership by the City Council; and Culture Ireland, the agency for the promotion of Irish arts worldwide.
Irish Arts Center is located at 553 West 51st Street. Booking and information for all events can be found on irishartscenter.org or by calling 866-811-4111
Full details of the season:
Tall Tales Theatre Company in association with Landmark Productions presents "These Halcyon Days" by Deirdre Kinahan
May 7-June 2
The US premiere of a funny, touching, life-affirming play about facing our fears and bucking against despair.
February 23
A concert performance and family show performed by the outrageously entertaining Irish Brothers Owen and Moley Ó Súilleabháin
Celtic Appalachia II
Irish Arts Center's Annual St. Patrick's Week Tradition
March 16 At Symphony Space
Celebrating the cultural links between Irish traditional music and American folk, old time, country and bluegrass music.
Masters in Collaboration VII: Karan Casey meets Aoife O'Donovan
April 5-7
The seventh Masters in Collaboration installment, pairing award-winning Irish traditional musician Karan Casey with vocalist and bluegrass musician Aoife O'Donovan. Audiences will be welcomed into the IAC artists-in-residence experience for an exclusive midweek conversation as well as three performances in the intimate Donaghy Theatre.
Declan O'Rourke In Residence with a String Quartet
April 20-28
Irish songwriter Declan O'Rourke returns to the Irish Arts Center with a string quartet for a residency of eight unforgettable performances following his thrilling New York appearance in the first installment of SongLives, curated by Grammy Award-winner Susan McKeown.
Curated by Grammy Award-winner Susan McKeown
After two successful seasons including musicians Mark Geary, Declan O'Rourke, Wallis Bird, and Mundy, Irish Arts Center presents the third installment of SongLives, bringing the richness of the busking tradition of Dublin's Grafton Street to New York City. Participating artists to be revealed at irishartscenter.org.
Irish Arts Center At La MaMa
The White Piece by John Scott Dance at La MaMa
March 14-24
Part documentary, part poetry, 14 dancers, backgrounds ranging from Merce Cunningham Dance Company to a retired Royal Ballet ballerina to African Torture Survivors, show, with humor and athleticism, the presence of everything: what we do and dream, for today and tomorrow.


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HOUSTON -- Stephen Curry was starting to feel it. The Warriors point guard made 12 of his final 15 shots, including nine in a row. When he took his seat, he was feeling good about the possibilities for the next round.
Only he didn't make it to the next round, doomed by a slow start and a new format to the All-Star weekend's 3-point contest. After totaling two points through the first two racks, Curry finished with 17 points.
That's usually not a bad first round. But this year featured a new two-round format. Each of the six players, three from the West and three from the East, got one round. The best from the West and the East faced off in the finals. Curry's 17 turned out to be the worst of the West.
San Antonio's Matt Bonner advanced from the West and lost in the final round to Cleveland's Kyrie Irving. Curry never got another shot.
"I would've gotten 27," Curry said with a smile.
Curry is 0 for 2 in 3-point contests. As a rookie, he finished second to Boston's Paul Pierce. But his reputation as a deadly shooter is still intact.
"He's just a natural shooter," said New Orleans Hornets forward Ryan Anderson, a former Cal star, who leads the NBA with 159 made 3-pointers. "There are some guys who make a shot look tough. He makes it look so simple and easy. He's just a smooth, very precise, accurate shooter."
Curry is shooting 44.3 percent from 3-point range for his career, which is second all-time to Steve Kerr (45.4).
This season, he is second in the NBA in 3-pointers made (149) and 3-point percentage (44.7).
But what many find most impressive about Curry is the diversity in his shooting ability. Lately, he has been working on mastering floaters, and he's falling in love with the midrange jumper off the glass.
"I consider him the best shooter in the NBA," TNT analyst Kenny Smith said. "He doesn't only shoot standstill jumpers. He can shoot floaters, midrange. He mixes it up."
But what makes Curry's stroke so effective and pretty? He said about 25 percent of it is intangibles: touch, depth perception, "genetics."
What made him an elite shooter was the other 75 percent, which he said was hard work in mastering his technique. Years of practice, hundreds of thousands of shots, countless hours watching his dad, former NBA star Dell Curry.
"His shot is simple," New York Knicks forward Steve Novak said. "He doesn't jump too high, doesn't do too much. He's just consistent. I think the lack of motion he has in his shot makes him able to reproduce it over and over."
Curry complements his elite shooting with other skills to become a formidable offensive threat. He is on pace for a career high in points (21.0), assists (6.6) and minutes (37.5).
He has been good enough to command respect from his peers. Even reigning MVP LeBron James said Curry should have been an All-Star, a pretty significant consolation prize for Curry after not being selected a Western Conference reserve.
It all centers on that shot.
"You've got to have good balance," Curry said. "A lot of people focus on your hands in the jump shot, but it starts with your base, with your feet being squared to the basket and having good balance."
Upon that foundation, Curry groomed enviable form.
It was on full display for a stretch Saturday. Curry, who went first, missed all of his shots on the second rack and the first one from the top of the key. But then he made one, and seeing the ball go through the net triggered something.
Before long, he wasn't even touching the rim.
But it was too little too late. Missing two money balls came back to haunt him.
"It was disappointing at first," Curry said. "Obviously, it's a competition and you want to win. Going first hurt a little bit. But it was fun. ... I want to do this every year."
Shooting Stars: Chris Bosh, Swin Cash, Dominique Wilkins -- East
Skills Challenge: Damian Lillard -- West
3-Point Contest: Kyrie Irving -- East
Slam Dunk Contest: Terrence Ross -- East
Overall winner: West
Eastern Conference vs. Western Conference, 5 p.m. TNT
Warriors (30-22) at Utah (30-24), 6 p.m. CSNBA


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Front Drum Brake
This scooter comes with Front Drum brake making your bike safe to ride.
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This instrument panel shows the rider the speedometer, battery gauge, turn signals, and fuel gauge.
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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Thursday, May 5, 2011
AUGUSTA, Ga.--- Members of Georgia's Army National Guard left Augusta for Afghanistan last week to begin a unique mission. They're heading to one of the most dangerous places in the world with a weapon in one hand and a shovel in the other. It's a mission aimed squarely at growing hope.
They are engineers, teachers, veterinarians, marketing experts and farmers. They are also fathers and sons and soldiers.
Col. Bill Williams III commands Augusta's 201st Regional Support Group.
"Standing before you is America's best and Georgia's finest," Williams tells a crowd of friends and family gathered in a gym at Fort Gordon.
The men and women are all hand picked for a unique mission in Afghanistan.
Carl Chandler looks like he would be more comfortable riding on a tractor than he does stand here in uniform.
"Um, my family's been farming for five or six generations now, so I grew up doin' it," he says.
Chandler is from Commerce, Georgia. He may only be 22 years old, but he's had a lifetime to learn about making things grow.
"I've been doing it since I could walk, basically."
Now, he'll get to do it for a nation that's been struggling to find its own footing through war after war. Afghanistan has lost generations of farmers and the knowledge they once had.
That's where some specialized training comes into play. The team got a crash course in agriculture, courtesy of The University Of Georgia. They put the troops through some unusual paces. From clipping hooves to milking cows. This mission requires it. But there's a risk involved here too. In some parts of Afghanistan, the Taliban controls every aspect of life including what people grow. Trying to change that can be fatal.
Dr. Steve Brown understands that. His team at UGA knows what a tough challenge it will be.
"You're over there, fighting a war against a very serious enemy but at the same time you're trying to build the country. To stabilize the country," Brown says.
Master Sergeant Dale Simpson says it's a perfect mission for these citizen soldiers from Georgia.
"As you know, we've been at war for going on 11 years," Simpson says. "We can go head to head with these guys but we'll be there for a long, long time if we try to do that. So what we're gonna do is go right to the people. The people are the battlefield and we're gonna win the people over and deny the battlefield to the enemy."
It's even more personal than that to the young farmer from Commerce. Carl Chandler says it's about giving back.
"It is. I love it. I've had people help me out on my farm when I started out, whenever I was younger. Just gettin' started out and having advice and everything and people were there for me. It's a good chance to help people out and return the favor."
They'll do it a long way from home, in a place where the Georgia state flag is often considered an enemy flag. Helping people who may never see these rolling hills of Georgia, but who may one day, share in its bounty.
The 201st is the first National Guard unit from Georgia to do this kind of work, but it won't be the last. The soldiers will be there for a year, or one growing season. The next group of soldier-farmers will start training at UGA this fall.
They unit even learned some of the local language. That's part of the training too. They taught them to say "assalamu aliaikum" which means peace be upon you.
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Beaded Necklace Sunglasses Holder
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* Slide on a pony bead, a straw piece, followed by a pony bead then another straw piece.
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Council Approves 15 Month Budget I he 11 ifo.il Council apptovMl '^f* Tribes operating budget fot a lb mnnlh Fiscal year, beginning July 1, 1376, and ending October 1. 1 977. The total operating budget is SI ,373,053.00. for 15 months, which compares with last years 1 975 - 1 976, 1? month Hudgel of 1,030,965,50. Thr- '75 - '76 Budget, broke i-nto quarterly figures, amounted to $257,74 1.37 per quarter. This years budget figures in at $274,610.70 per quarter. This represents an increase of $16,969.43 per quarter, and budgel increase of $67,877.72 for a 1? month time period The budget does not reflect any substan tial salary increases, as was erroniouily re ported in the Missoulian Newspaper on June 8. There were several other errors in thr Mis soulian article that each reader will he able to see when we print the entire budgets fdr this year and last year, in the next issue of the Char-K(5osta. Both Bu dgets require a lengthy amount of space to reprint, space which we did not have in this i ssue . SPECIAL ARLEE POWWOW ISSUE - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS INSIDE âþ SKY Country NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND D'ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES Volume 6 Number 4 OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION f^t^X FULL MOON OF THE CAMAS June 15. 197fi Ron McCrea is Tribal Police Chief i f. ë Thfl Tnfoo has a now Chief r° Non MnCrea. of Ronan "'"äï| Ch.of, Wayne Mitch ""•""is. Roth will hp at 1 *' 'wn week seminar in no '7W,4nn ^'I'mii J.inr ?i è» 'Ij-yn City ut.)h Indian Cm ' "mV. T hrough the co op ,,,f¦ HIA and the Law En forcement Assistance Administration there will be no cost to the Tribes for per-diem, travel, or training. 1 hr course includes such things as how to understand personnel needs, establish communications, and use (iiiidlines and techniques for pro blem solving, planning, evaluation discipline, training, etc. ront in up (I on I';i U«' Members Oppose Com plex Dixon Ë petition l«» stop construe tion of ihe new Tribal Operation v • '(implex has gathered mom imiI inn Ë group of Tribal member^, who have been circulating the p«atilion, told a local newspaper early this week, that they havr collected over MM) signatures of qualified Tribal voters on the petition The petition is to he presented to the Tribal Council at an Kxecutive Session -bine 1 Î This is one day before the construction contract is to he signed Stewart A- .lanes, Inc . of Kahspell, bad submitted a low bid and were lo be officialls awarded the contract on the 1 lib of June The Tribe had received only two bids on the Complex Stewart & .lanes. Inc . hid in I be amount of $fil»7 .I»1»!». and U ..If son Company had the higher bid of $760.000. ñ,,,,,,,,,, ,,| "" p•_. Due to a lack of space, several "I the articles lo be published in th-June 1 IS issue, will have I î w ill nil till a future ISSU" Ã he ,lul\ n . will feature a lour page report on the cultural groups trip lo Wash nigton I) t' written l>\ .lohunv Artec We will alsn hav< a cop\ of I he llellgate I rc.i vol | * I. > . and a complete reprint o| the » • • lal budgets fur las! \eai and lh< coming fiscal ó e a r
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Ovum Industry Congress 2016
11-12 May 2016 – London
Ovum Industry Congress, organised by Ovum, is a comprehensive 2 day conference that explores key research areas, bringing together leading analyst insights with real-world application to drive business advantage.
Now in its 6th year, Ovum Industry Congress is the place where everything comes together: people, ideas, and experiences.
Thursday 12 May
12:30 - 12:50 Case study: Providing focus, encouragement, time, and resources for business innovation
12:50 Interactive: Drill down round tables session
13:30 New in 2016! Speaker hosted lunch tables
Christophe Pierron, Head of Commercial Department, CACEIS Bank Luxembourg
BSI Summit
11-12 Mai 2016 – Berlin
Thursday 12 May
14:45 - 15:45 Blick nach Luxemburg: Möglichkeiten und Chancen beim Set-up von AIFs
Trotz seiner niedrigen Bevölkerungszahl gilt Luxemburg als einer der bedeutendsten Finanzplätze Europas. Deshalb werden in diesem Panel folgende Fragen beantwortet: Welche Möglichkeiten und Chancen offeriert der Standort bei der Auflage und beim Setup von AIFs aus der Sicht der Verwahrstelle? Welche Vorteile ergeben sich bei in Luxemburg aufgelegten AIF-Strukturen aus Sicht von Asset Managern und Investoren?
Begrüßung und kurze Einführung in das Thema
Möglichkeiten & Chancen am Standort Luxemburg für den Aufsatz von AIFMD-Fonds für Institutionelle Investoren aus Sicht der Verwahrstelle
Kurzporträt des Marktes
Überblick über Strukturierungsmöglichkeiten für AIF
Aktuelle Entwicklungen: Reserved Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF)
Welche Vorteile sehen Asset Manager und Investoren bei in Luxemburg aufgelegten AIF-Strukturen?
Dr. Holger Sepp im Interview mit Wolfgang Leibold
Holger Sepp, Co-Head CACEIS Bank Deutschland
Heike Findeisen, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Luxembourg
Pricing and Reference Data
20 April 2016 – Luxembourg
Wednesday 20 April
9:30 - 10:30 Fund Valuations Regulation
David Celeste, Head of Derivatives, CACEIS
Fund Forum Asia
18-19 April 2016 – Hong Kong
Tuesday 19 April
Spotlight on Fund Operations & Passporting
2:30 - 3:00 Will Asia Ever Be A Truly Cross-Border Market?
With Arnaud Misset, Group Product Director, CACEIS, and David Li, Managing Director, CACEIS Hong Kong
BAI Alternative Investor Conference 2016
12-13 April 2016 – Frankfurt
Tuesday 12 April
11:30-12:00 Have a look at Luxembourg: Which Possibilities and Opportunities Does the Location Offer for Set-Up and Distribution of Alternative Investment Funds (AIF)?
- Brief profile of the market
- An overview of structuring opportunities for AIF
- Recent developments: Reserve Alternative Investment Fund (RAIF)
Heike Findeisen, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Luxembourg
Visit the BAI Alternative Investor conference for the complete agenda
Il Salone del Risparmio
6-8 April 2015 – Milano
Il Salone del Risparmio - the largest industry event - allows different market actors to share experiences and new ideas, establish new partnerships, leverage their know-how and update their knowledge on topics regulatory, fiscal and operational guidelines for the 'asset management industry.
Thursday 7 April
14:30-15:30 Leveraging cross-border fund distribution to uncover new business opportunities
Etienne Carmon, Group Product Manager, CACEIS
Read the Press release (in Italian)
Forum Gi
17 März 2015 – Paris
CACEIS sponsors Gi Forum, the key event of large investors and asset management companies in France.
Come and meet with our representatives at stand 24
At 10:00
Thibaut Guénée, "Solvabilté II : 3 mois après, quel ressenti ?"
Morningstar Awards France
16 March 2016 – Paris
Global Financial Markets Forum
2-3 March 2016 – Abu Dhabi
For the third year in a row, Crédit Agricole CIB and CACEIS sponsor jointly under the banner Group, the Global Financial Markets Forum, the largest conference of financial markets in the Middle East.
This event, which takes placein Abu Dhabi, is organized annually by the National Bank of Abu Dhabi and brings together more than 1500 participants, political, economic and financial experts, as well as many business leaders from the Middle -East.
SuperReturn International 2016
22-25 February 2016 – Berlin
On Feb 23rd at 16:10, Heike Findeisen, Business Development Director, CACEIS in Luxembourg, participates in the panel "Appetite for Real Assets - Analysing the Growing Appetite for Real Assets as LPs search for yield: what subsectors are attracting the most attention & what are return expectations?"
For additional information and registration, visit the conference website
Context Summits Miami
2-5 Februar 2016 – Miami
French Private Equity Conference
22 January 2016 – Paris
CACEIS sponsors the French Private Equity Conference to take place in Paris on January 22nd, 2016.
Euronext - Conférence annuelle du marché boursier
19 Januar 2016 – Paris
CACEIS partners with Euronext Paris for the 5th annual meeting of the European economic and financial community: executives of listed companies, capital market representatives, etc.
At 11:30, Laurent Drouin, Business Development Director, CACEIS Corporate Trust will participate at a roundtable on "Retours d'expériences sur l'introduction en bourse et la vie boursière".
CACEIS will welcome customers and prospects at its stand, at the Pavillon Cambon, Paris.
ALFI-European Alternative Investment Funds
19-20 Januar 2016 – Luxembourg
Lille-Dunkerque Commodities Exchange
4 December 2015 – Lille
AGRO PARIS BOURSE (General Union of the Paris Commodities Exchange) is an association composed of all French and European cereal industry.
Its role is to facilitate transactions, dialogue and the exchange of information between the various leading players in the grain sector (cereals, oilseeds and their derivatives), that it seeks to bring together by organising regular professional forums.
Thanks to its cross-professional positioning between the different business lines of the sector, the association represents forty professions involved not only in collecting grain, but also in its control, quality, transport, storage, handling, plant protection products, fertilizers and financial management.
Located at the very place of the former Wheat Market of the City of Paris, AGRO PARIS BOURSE therefore continues the mission of the Commodities Exchange of Paris, involved in the grain trade for 160 years.
Come discuss with CACEIS representatives at our stand.
Journée Nationale des Investisseurs
3 December 2015 – Paris
CACEIS sponsors the second edition of the "Journée Nationale des Investisseurs", an event organised by Instit Invest, the first independent information site dedicated to institutional investors.
Speakers from different backgrounds (investors, solution providers and personalities) will meet to discuss in order to shed light on tomorrow's challenges.
At 11h40, Arnaud Misset, Group Products Director, CACEIS, will participate in the panel on "Les nouveaux domaines d'externalisation dans la gestion d'actifs : comptabilité et reporting".
Clearing and Collateral Management Roundtable
27 November 2015 – Brussels
The new Clearing and Collateral Management Roundtable, facilitated by Risk Dynamics, is designed to enable the exchange of views and experience between peers in clearing (notably CCPs) and their clients on the impact of central clearing on risk and collateral management practices. Main risks refer to market, counterparty, liquidity and collateral risks.
Central repositories and CCPs were created at the initiative of financial market regulators to reduce systemic counterparty risk by central reporting and clearing of derivatives transactions. However, in this process, systemic risk has been concentrated in CCPs by transferring bilateral risks into a handful of qualified central clearing counterparties. Risk and Collateral Management practices were also affected in all financial institutions due to this structural market change. As regulators increase their focus on concentration risk created by central clearing, a number of questions have been raised, as the consequences of a CCP failure might be very severe for any participant and the market at large. How do CCPs manage collateral deposits? If a major participant at the CCP is entering into default, how quickly does the collateral come under threat? Etc
This roundtable will allow reviewing these questions and other significant issues with the objective of assessing the multiple effects of managing derivatives products through CCPs.
At 15:30, Florence Besnier, Business Development Manager, CACEIS in Paris, will chair the discussion panel on "CCP services for small market participants"
- What solutions are being developed proportionate to CCP services for small market participants?
- What would - for instance - be the impact of a trade mutualization through cooperatives (on cost, on conterparty default risk, on operational risk, etc.)?
Nordic Private Equity Conference
6 November 2015 – Copenhagen
CACEIS sponsors the 6th Nordic Private Equity Conference, which is set to take place in Copenhagen on November 6th, 2015.
The conference will gather 300+ top professionals from the best performing LPs, GPs, PE Funds and high growth potential companies in the region who will share insights on how to create value in the Italian market.
It is a one-day concentrated event with keynote speakers, panel discussions, and valuable networking opportunities for CEOs, partners, managing directors among other influential business people.
At 10:30, Laurianne Delaunay, Senior Relationship Manager, CACEIS in Luxembourg, will chair the discussion panel on "Fundraising – How to fundraise successfully in the current climate?"
Immobilien FondsForum
4-5 November 2015 – Königstein
The 2-days "Immobilien-FondsForum event focuses on real estate topics regarding German institutional investors in Königstein nearby Frankfurt.
Selected participants will attend this exclusive market event which is limited to 150 persons in total.
Holger Sepp (member of the board at CACEIS in Germany) is a panellist at a major topic: "Will expanding regulation with rising requirements for transparency and reporting harm the business within the institutional real estate industry?"
10:20 - 10:50 : Roundtable "Regulieren wir uns kaput? Steigende Transparenz- und Reportinganforderungen an die institutionelle Immobilienfondswirtschaft"
Holger Sepp, Co-Head CACEIS Bank Deutschland
T2S, le coup d'envoi
Breakfast AFTI
21 October 2015 – Paris
Target2 Securities (T2S), the new pan-European platform for securities settlement in central bank money run by the Eurosystem, is a catalyst for European post-trading harmonisation, particularly to make cross-border settlement as efficient and safe as domestic settlement. This goal will be achieved in 2017, when the various migration waves, which began on 22 June 2015, will unify securities settlement in 21 European financial markets. This harmonisation is illustrated by several concrete developments, notably the adoption of T+2 settlement cycle since October 2014 and the convergence of the processing of corporate actions on flows in the T2S zone. If T2S monitors securities settlement, note that the management of stocks remains the responsibility of central securities depositories (CSDs).
Last Summer, the first CSDs migrated succesfully to T2S. On 28 March 2016, the French CSD will follow. In order to prepare this migration, Paris Place set up a Comité de Coordination National T2S in 2013, in which the Bank of France and Euroclear are in charge of monitoring the progress of all players.
The event, organised by the AFTI, is an excellent opportunity to exchange around this topic.
09:05 - 09:50 : Roundtable "Préparation de la vague 2 : un challenge pour la Place de Paris"
Daniel Pascaud, Head of Operational Line Custody, CACEIS
Real Estate Fund Managers Summit
20 Oktober 2015 - New York
9:15 - 10:15 Investing in Europe
Laurent Durdilly, Head of Private Equity, Real Estate and Securitisation, CACEIS
14e Réunion Annuelle Dépositaires & Conservateurs
14 October 2015 – Paris
Edouard Eloy, Global Head of Product Offering Private Equity, Real Estate & Securitization, CACEIS
"Comment les business models des dépositaires doivent-ils s'adapter aux besoins de diversification des allocations d'actifs des investisseurs institutionnels et sociétés de gestion ?"
AGEFI AMtech day
13 Oktober 2015 – Paris
Nathalie Poux-Guillaume, Group Product Manager, CACEIS
- "MIF II : comment les sociétés de gestion rémunéreront-elles demain leurs réseaux de distribution ?"
Etienne Carmon, Group Product Manager, CACEIS
- "Les acteurs du Web vont-ils révolutionner la distribution des produits d'épargne ?"
Thibault Guénée, Head of Product offering - Institutional clients, CACEIS
Edouard Eloy, Global Head of Product Offering Private Equity, Real Estate & Securitization, CACEIS
- Titrisation, fonds de dettes : « transparisation, reporting, stress-testing & Solvabilité II »
12-15 October 2015 – Singapore
Expo Real
5-7 October 2015 – Munich
Capital Creation
28-30 September 2015 – Monte Carlo
Reporting FATCA & Nouveau standard OCDE
23 September 2015 – Paris
12:00 - 12:45 "Les enjeux de l'explosion des reporting aux autorités fiscales pour une banque dépositaire/conservateur et ses clients"
Jean-Marc Eyssautier, Chief Risk Officer, et Aude Donnève, Group Product Manager
Italian Private Equity Conference
18 September 2015 – Milan
The 1st Italian Private Equity Conference is set to take place in Milan on September 18th, 2015.
The conference will gather 250+ top professionals from the best performing LPs, GPs, PE Funds and high growth potential companies in the region who will share insights on how to create value in the Italian market.
It is a one-day concentrated event with exciting keynote speakers, thrilling panel discussions, and valuable networking opportunities for CEOs, partners, managing directors among other influential business people.
At 9:00, Giorgio Solcia, Managing Director of CACEIS in Italy, will chair the opening discussion panel on "Italian Private Equity Performance".
Eurofi Financial Forum
9-11 September 2015 – Luxembourg
16:45 - 18:00
Eric Derobert
"Fund distribution can rely on asset servicers' offering"
FundForum International
29 Juni - 2 Juli 2015 – Monaco
Tuesday 30 June
11:30 Joseph Saliba, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, CACEIS
14:20 Clara Dunne, Senior Country Officer, CACEIS (Ireland)
Chairman, "New Products Workshops" panels
14:20-15:00 New Non-Banking Financing Products
15:05-15:50 New Equity Products
16:30-16:40 The Multi-Asset Portfolio
17:15-18:00 Fixed Income Products
Wednesday 1 July
10:45 Joe Saliba, Deputy CEO, CACEIS
Moderator, "Big Data and the future of Asset Management"
14:30 Pierre Cimino, Responsible for CACEIS entities
in Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy
and Hong Kong
Panelist, "Comparative View of Fund Costs Across
Visit the FundForum website for the complete agenda
Find out more about CACEIS's presence at the FundForum in our dedicated page
General Meeting of the Bourse Internationale de Paris
12 June 2015 – Paris
Thursday 12 June - General Meeting of the Bourse Internationale de Paris
09:00 Opening
09:15 General Meeting
17:00 Closing
Come discuss with CACEIS's representatives!
Visit the Agro Paris Bourse website for the complete agenda
Invetsment Forum
11. Juni 2015 – Frankfurt
Thursday 11. Juni
17:30-18:00 Solvency II - Lösungen für Institutionelle Kunden
Christian Hogrebe, Business Development Director - Asset Managers & Institutional clients, CACEIS Bank Deutschland
Visit the Investment forum website for the complete agenda
UK Private Equity Conference
29 May 2015 – London
The UK & Irish Private Equity Conference is a conference dedicated to Private Equity Management companies, funds, venture capitals, Limited Partners, wealth managers and lawyers that facilitates a unique platform for discussions, insights, and networking opportunities.
It is a one-day concentrated event with exciting keynote speakers, thrilling panel discussions, and valuable networking opportunities for CEOs, partners, managing directors among other influential business people.
At 8:55, Karine Litou, Head of PERES (Private Equity, Real Estate & Securitisation) Projects will chair the opening panel on "UK Private Equity: The current state of the industry and what lies ahead".
UK Private Equity Conference 2015 takes place on 29th May in London, UK
Paris Fund Industry Forum
27 May 2015 – Zürich
28 May 2015 - Geneva
Wednesday 27 May - Schellenberg Wittmer Zurich office, Löwenstrasse 19
09:15 Roundtable - "How to get the best transparency and safety for professional investors"
Philippe Bens, Managing Director, Head of Regional Coverage Switzerland, CACEIS
10:00; 10:45 & 12:30 One-to-few meetings - "AIFMD & UCITS Roundup"
Andrea Petito, Business Development Director, CACEIS
Guillaume Lapierre, Business Development Director
Thursday 28 May - Lenz & Staehelin, Route de Chêne 30
09:15 Roundtable - "How to get the best transparency and safety for professional investors"
Philippe Bens, Managing Director, Head of Regional Coverage Switzerland, CACEIS
10:00; 10:45 & 12:30 One-to-few meetings - "AIFMD & UCITS Roundup"
Andrea Petito, Business Development Director, CACEIS
Guillaume Lapierre, Business Development Director
Visit the Paris Fund Industry Forum website for the complete agenda
Conférence annuelle des investisseurs pour la croissance
20 May 2015 – Pavillon Gabriel, Paris
Wednesday 20 May
10:00 Roundtable - "Panorama des levées de fonds"
Laurent Durdilly, Directeur Private Equity Real Estate & Securitisation, CACEIS
Visit the AFIC website for the complete agenda
BAI Alternative Investor Conference 2015
12-13 Mai 2015 – Frankfurt
Tuesday 12 May
15:25-15:55 Alternative Investment Funds Management - Trend zur Internationalisierung
- Der Deutsche Spezialfonds - eine Erfolgsgeschichte
- Institutionelle Investoren blicken nach Luxembourg
- Non-EU AIF-Manager für Sachwertfonds in Europa - Beobachtungen vom deutschen Markt
Christian Hogrebe, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Deutschland
Heike Findeisen, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Luxembourg
Visit the BAI Alternative Investor conference for the complete agenda
Global Equity Organization
15 - 17 April 2015 – London
The Conference agenda is specifically designed with a focus on the hottest issues in equity compensation and boasts a world-class keynote line-up with more than 40 breakout sessions delivered by international experts in the areas of share plan design, accounting, tax, legal, regulatory compliance, plan communications and administration.
Come discuss with our representatives at stand 9
Fund Forum Asia
13 - 16 April 2015 – Hong Kong
Laurent Majchrzak
Stream C - Fund Operations
Optimising Distribution - Uncovering The Operational Mechanics Of Your Fund Distribution Strategy In Asia
Tuesday 14th April - 17:00
Il Salone del Risparmio
25-27 März 2015 – Milano
EDHEC-Risk Days Europe 2015
24-25 March 2015 – London
Clara Dunne
Moderator: "Revisiting Stock Nationality: Implication for Indexation and Reporting"
Forum Gi
12 Marz 2015 – Paris
March 12 at 15:00
Thibaut Guénée, "Entre contrôle et transparence : comment la relation entre sociétés de gestion et investisseurs institutionnels va-t-elle évoluer avec Solvabilté II ?"
Luxembourg Fund Conference 2015
3 - 5 March 2015 – Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo
Bart Speybrouck
Panel 1 - UCITS IV, V & AIFMD - latest developments
Stockholm: March 3rd - 10:00 - Sheraton Stockholm, Tegelbacken 6
Helsinki: March 4th - 10:00 - Eurooppasali, Malminkatu 16
Oslo: March 5th - 10:00 - Scandic Solli, Parkveien 68
SuperReturn International 2015
24-26 Februar 2015 – Berlin
On Feb 24th at 14:55, Barry McGloin, Business Development Manager, CACEIS in Luxembourg, chairs the Fund Showcase "Emerging Markets" session:
- Data Session
- LP Perspectives
- Opportunities in CEE
For additional information and registration, visit the conference website
Iberian Private Equity Conference
20 Februar 2015 – Madrid
09:55 Roberto Colapinto, "Perspectives and Outlooks on the Private Equity Industry - The Reanissance of the Iberian Market"
Collateral Management Forum 2015
19-20 Februar 2015 – New York
4-5 Februar 2015 – Zürich
Come discuss with our representatives at stand F.11
bsi Summit 2015
3-4 Februar 2015 – Frankfurt
15:45 - 16:30 Panel 8: "Internationalisierung im Bereich des Alternative Investment Fonds Managements"
Holger Sepp, Co-Head CACEIS Bank Deutschland
Heike Findeisen, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Luxembourg
Christian Hogrebe, Business Development Director, CACEIS Bank Deutschland
Context Summits Miami
28-30 Januar 2015 – Miami
Journée Nationale des Investisseurs Institutionnels
3 Dezember 2014 – Paris
18-24 rue de Poissy, 75005
03/12 at 15:00: Thibaut Guénée, "Suivi des investissements: comment simplifier le traitement opérationnel et administratif des classes d'actifs de diversification"


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The Woman Who Helped Make 'Hitchcock' Terrifying
Film director Alfred Hitchcock once said that there were four people who helped make him who he was–a film director, a scriptwriter, a cook, and the mother of his daughter. "Their names are Alma Reville," he said of the woman, his wife, who performed all four roles. It's this pivotal part that Helen Mirren takes on in the new biopic "Hitchcock."
The new movie shows how Hitchcock, played by Anthony Hopkins, teetered on financial and professional ruin to make his 1960 classic "Psycho." Paramount studios refused to financially back the film on fears that a horror flick about a mommy-killing, cross-dressing psychopath would bomb at the box office.
The film is based on Stephen Rebello's book, "Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho," and also shows how the eccentric director's wife, Alma, played a pivotal role in "Psycho's" success and the influence she had on Hitchcock's creative process. Given that women didn't have much stature in Hollywood at that time, Reville's clout was always eclipsed by her famous other half.
"I was surprised to find out about the importance of Alma," Mirren said while promoting the film in New York recently.
"It really speaks about…the power of a good partnership," said Mirren, who won an Academy Award for best actress for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in the movie "The Queen."
Mirren sat down with Speakeasy and chatted with us about why she had reservations about playing Reville, Hitchcock's legacy, and her second stint the Queen.
What attracted you to the role of Alma Reville?
The subject matter… was very intriguing. It's a lovely role, but originally the script really didn't work. The script kept coming around to me every year, for about four years. I kept saying "umm I don't know, it's not quite there yet. If they do another draft please send it on to me."
A year would go by, another draft would arrive and I'd feel the same. It all changed when Sacha Gervasi, the director, came aboard. He was so enthusiastic about it , energetic and funny. And…he did a wonderful version of the script that resolved all the issues that I had about it.
What initial reservations did you have?
The script didn't really gel. It seemed to be about three completely different things. It was about the making of "Psycho." It was about Hitchcock and his psychology and it was about…Alma's involvement in the making of the film.
This was Sacha Gervasi's first narrative film. What was it like working with a first-time director?
You would never have guessed it was his first film. He had this wonderful combination of being confident and humble.
It's the ones who are ignorant and arrogant …you want to careful of . Insecure and arrogant that's a bad combination.
How did you get into Alma's psyche since there wasn't much written about her?
Hitchcock and Alma had one daughter. They didn't have any other children. And, later on in life she wrote a book , a biography and she didn't write it about her famous father , she wrote it about her mother. It was called "Alma Hitchcock."
That meant a huge amount to me that she choose to write this book about her mother because she wanted her mother's contribution to the family, to the movies, to the life that they all led together, she wanted that to be recognized.
What was one of the things that surprised you about Hitchcock in making this movie?
To find out…how powerful and important his wife was, comes as a bit of a shock to a lot of people. It's not what they expect at all. Not what they want, actually, they don't want to hear that.
What is Hitchcock's legacy for up and coming film directors?
It's huge. (For) young film directors, probably the first film director they study is Hitchcock. I think it's easy to study Hitchcock because his style of film making was so clear and specific and so controlled. He basically had edited the film before he shot a scene and I think Alma was very much a part of that process, incidentally.
Film actresses like you, Susan Sarandon and, Meryl Streep, have become the gold standard on longevity for Hollywood actresses. Is the environment getting better for women in Tinsel Town?
I think it's easier now because the world has changed. It's what I've always said…don't worry about roles for women in drama, worry about roles for women in real life because if they change in real life, the roles will come. That's exactly what's happened, actually. And, it will continue to happen ….I hope.
I think I was just lucky, honestly.
At this point in your career how do you decide which roles you're going to take and which characters you have no interest in playing?
I hate that moment when you have to choose the next thing you're going to do. It's just so nerve racking. You never know if anything is going to be successful. It's all a bit random, quite honestly. You just wait and see what the next thing comes along is really.
So, what is your next project?
Actually, I'm doing the queen again, not in movie…. on stage next year in London. I'm doing a play called "The Audience" that's about the Queen and her relationship with her Prime Ministers.


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Closings, warnings as Sandy approaches DC
Businesses, schools, mass transit and the federal government have all ground to a halt in the nation's capital as Hurricane Sandy barrels toward land.
The presidential campaigns have ceased for the time being, with President Obama returning to Washington this morning to monitor the storm and the Romney campaign canceling all events for Monday night and all of Tuesday.
Significant flooding has already made an impact in Atlantic City, N.J., and Ocean City, Md., where the storm has strengthened with gusts of up to 90 miles per hour. The Ocean City boardwalk has been almost entirely wiped away by the storm, and Atlantic City is mostly under water. Both cities are under evacuation orders.
The Washington Metro transit system closed at midnight Monday, with no word on when it will re-open. New York City also shut down its subway system. Storm surge in New York and northern New Jersey could flood some subway tunnels.
Early voting in D.C. and Maryland is also cancelled Monday. The D.C. government is also closed today, along with numerous other local governments. Despite lower appeals courts closing for the storm, the U.S. Supreme Court remained open and heard two oral arguments today.
School districts in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have cancelled class today, with a couple also calling off school tomorrow. The following universities and colleges are closed today because of Sandy: American University, University of the District of Columbia, University of Maryland, University of Mary Washington, Montgomery College, Gallaudet University, George Washington University, Catholic University, Georgetown University and Marymount University.
Thousands of flights have been canceled up and down the East Coast, from Washington to Boston, and millions are bracing for power failures as the storm moves inland.
At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, however, the honor guard remained at its post.
In downtown D.C., winds are gusting to around 36 miles per hour, but the worst of the storm is still to come.
President Obama is expected to issue a statement on the storm in the next 15 minutes.


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Our guests have been enjoying their morning coffee and tea in these hand thrown stoneware mugs for years. We began selling them immediately. The shape is perfect for cupping your hands around the warm mug. Another benefit is the coffee stays hot longer.
When we began purchasing these mugs from Deneen Pottery, we started with one color. As you can see we now have six beautiful and bold colors to choose from.
I hope when you visit Whispering Pines, you'll also take home a couple of mugs in the color that suits you best.
I'll look forward to seeing you soon,
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The Dr. Norman Borlaug Bronze Medal
The Man
This medal honors Dr. Norman Borlaug's accomplishments in terms of bringing radical change to world agriculture and uplifting humanity are without parallel. After World War II, Dr. Borlaug made his breakthrough achievement of developing a strand of wheat that could exponentially increase yields while actively resisting disease.
In 1970, Dr. Borlaug received the Nobel Peace Prize, the only person working in agriculture to ever be so honored. Since then he has received numerous honors and awards including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Public Service Medal, the National Academy of Sciences' highest honor, and the Rotary International Award for World Understanding and Peace.
The Medal
The obverse features an image of Dr. Norman Borlaug in the early 1960's in the experimental wheat fields of Mexico, with the inscription "Norman Borlaug."
The reverse depicts hands holding strands of wheat developed by Dr. Norman Borlaug. The central image depicts a globe with a quote by Borlaug, "The first essential component for social justice is adequate food for all mankind." Additional inscriptions are "Act of Congress," and "2006."
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