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Russian MPs hope to travel to Washington to convince the US against a strike on Syria.
NOVO-OGARYOVO, RUSSIA/JOHANNESBURG – Russian authorities are planning to send a Parliamentary delegation to the United States (US) for talks on Syria with the US Congress in a move publicly endorsed by President Vladimir Putin. Both countries passed legislation last year to punish the other for alleged human rights violations.
The carefully choreographed Kremlin meeting comes after US President Barack Obama announced he's delaying military action against Syria, saying he will first seek authorisation from Congress.
The latest Kremlin initiative appears aimed at persuading the US Congress to vote down Obama's request, although it's unclear what sway the Russian delegates could have over US lawmakers.
Obama's administration says president Bashar al-Assad's forces used deadly nerve gas to kill more than 1,400 people in a Damascus suburb last month.
Putin has said the idea that al-Assad's forces could have used such weapons is "utter nonsense".
Dismissing the US accusations against the Syrian government as nothing but "talk", senior legislator Valentina Matviyenko said Russia stands ready to send delegations.
Russia is one of the main allies of al-Assad and has already blocked several Western-led resolutions in the UN Security Council to sanction him over his crackdown on a more than two-year-old uprising.
"I think if we manage to establish a dialogue with our partners in the US Congress, to exchange arguments, we could possibly better understand each other," Matviyenko, speaker of the Federation Council, told Putin at his residence near Moscow.
"We hope that the US Congress will occupy a balanced position in the end and without strong arguments in place ... will not support the proposal on use of force in Syria," Matviyenko added.
Putin rejected the US assertions hours later, saying on Saturday he was convinced the 21 August attack was staged by Assad's opponents to provoke military intervention.
It was uncertain what sort of reception a Russian delegation would receive in the United States.
(Edited by Craig Wynn)
Both countries passed legislation last year to punish the other for alleged human rights violations.Moscow has also defied Washington by granting temporary asylum to former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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|Claude Julien: Loui Eriksson 'feeling better'
|12.22.13 at 1:18 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The updates on concussed Bruins forward Loui Eriksson have been minimal, but the 28-year-old was at Ristuccia Arena again Sunday as the Bruins practiced.
Eriksson has not been skating, and though Claude Julien didn't share too much regarding what type of activity (if any) Eriksson can endure, the B's coach did say that Eriksson is feeling better.
"I don't know exactly what he's doing. I think the fact is he's feeling better," Julien said. "He doesn't mind being around right now. That's a step in the right direction. At one point, he just couldn't tolerate too much noise or too much activity around him. It's a step in right direction here. I don't know exactly where he is in rehab, but it's a good sign to see him here."
Eriksson has missed the last seven games after suffering a concussion on a hit from Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik on Dec. 7. It's the second concussion of the season for Eriksson, as he missed five games earlier in the season following a hit from John Scott on Oct. 30 in Buffalo.
The two concussions Eriksson has suffered this season are the first two of his career.
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Claude Julien critical of officials following win
|12.21.13 at 10:44 pm ET
Claude Julien was not a fan of the job done by Saturday night's officials and he made it pretty clear after the Bruins' 4-1 win over the Sabres.
The game was officiated by referees Ghislain Hebert and Don VanMassenhoven with linesmen Steve Barton and Derek Nanson, and the crew made a bad call late in the game when they gave Steve Ott a slashing penalty for the mere act of Zdeno Chara's stick breaking.
Julien had issues with the rest of their work as well, as he was angry with a second-period cross-checking penalty assessed to Patrice Bergeron and said he felt Tyler Myers should have been penalized prior to Myers' second-period fight with Bergeron.
This was Julien's answer when he was asked what he thought about Bergeron fighting:
"Well, I mean, he's got to stand up for himself. I couldn't believe they didn't call the cross-check and the punch to the head. It's one of those nights that I was really disappointed in a lot of the calls. I know they got a bad one at the end there maybe on Ott, but when I look back at it, it was a tough night.
Those 5-on-3s, obviously the four minute [minor penalty for Gregory Campbell drawing blood on a high stick on Jamie McBain] is there, but the cross-check that they gave Bergy, it's like these, to me, are not really good calls in mind. It did put us in a tough situation tonight and we had to battle tonight and we did. We killed those 5-on-3s and thankfully were able to capitalize on some goals after that."
There probably won't be any Christmas cards exchanged here.
|Patrice Bergeron: Bruins stick up for Brad Marchand
|12.16.13 at 1:38 pm ET
WILMINGTON — There was plenty of reaction to Brad Marchand's Stanley Cup-themed taunts Saturday night in a game the Bruins lost, and one of them came from the always quotable Kevin Bieksa.
Bieksa, who took perhaps the worst dive of the 2011 playoffs in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals and called the Bruins "stupid" a year later, said after Saturday's game that the Bruins don't stick up for Marchand.
"Everyone knows Marchand's deal," Bieksa told ESPN.com. "I don't want to get into a war of words but you know what Marchand is like. I think his teammates know what he's like, too. There weren't too many guys sticking up for him in those scrums."
Patrice Bergeron, who has been a linemate of Marchand's for the past four seasons, politely disagreed with Bieksa's assessment.
"I've never been the guy that's going to [talk trash] in the media, [but] I think we all stick up for one another," Bergeron said Monday. "I think it's something that we've done throughout the time that we've been here, so I don't think that's really an issue. That particular incident, yeah, maybe Marchy would like to take that one back, but it's also part of his game. That's it."
Claude Julien was critical of Marchand's actions following the game, saying that his behavior against the Canucks was "definitely not something we will accept in our organization. He declined to say Monday whether he had called the player into his office over the incident.
"If I did, I think it's for us to keep internally," Julien said. "I don't think it's for anybody else to know about. I was pretty clear in my comments. I think it's not something that we want, so we deal with it internally in those situations."
|Claude Julien: Brad Marchand's behavior vs. Canucks 'definitely not something we will accept'
|12.15.13 at 3:00 am ET
Brad Marchand and the Canucks hate each other, but boy does Brad Marchand love reminding the Canucks who won the Stanley Cup in 2011.
The Bruins pest was up to his old tricks Saturday as the B's and Canucks played each other for the second time since the B's beat Vancouver in the finals. First, Marchand took off his glove and kissed his ring finger following a second-period spat with Ryan Kesler (something Marchand would later say was a response to Kesler eye-gouging him). Then, with the Bruins on the way to a 6-2 loss in the third period, Marchand raised an imaginary Cup in the air and kissed it.
Claude Julien didn't exactly give his actions a ringing endorsement after the game.
"I heard," Julien said. "I did hear, and obviously I don't watch the game; I coach the game, but I heard. He's a good player, and he's an agitator, and there's some good things to that part of his game, but there's certain areas where — again, I've said it before — you can't cross the line. Sometimes his emotions get the better of him.
"We've worked with him and we're going to continue to work with him. The perception it gives our organization is not what you want to see with those kind of things. Again, I don't know what he said to you guys, but it's certainly something we're going to deal with.
"He's too good of a player and we don't want him to be a different player, but there's certain things we want him to be different at. From what I hear, what happened, that's definitely not something we will accept in our organization."
Kesler wasn't a fan either.
Kesler on Marchand kissing his ring: "Obviously no class."
' Pierre LeBrun (@Real_ESPNLeBrun) December 15, 2013
Marchand said he had reason for the ring-kissing gesture, and this isn't the first time he's called a player out for dirty antics. He did so a season ago with Jeff Skinner when he accurately pointed the Carolina forward's tendency to slew-foot players.
Marchand on the ring kissing: 'I did it after [Kesler] was eye-gouging me. Just my emotions were a little high after that."
' Amalie Benjamin (@AmalieBenjamin) December 15, 2013
It isn't the first time since the Bruins' victory Marchand has reminded the Canucks of 2011. After Kevin Bieksa called the Bruins "stupid" following the teams' January 2012 meeting (when Marchand delivered a low-bridge hit on Sami Salo for which he later was suspended five games), Marchand responded that the Bruins were "smart enough to win a Cup."
|Andy Brickley on M&M: 'No maliciousness' from Max Pacioretty on Johnny Boychuk hit
|12.06.13 at 11:56 am ET
NESN Bruins analyst Andy Brickley made his weekly appearance with Mut & Merloni on Friday, following Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Canadiens in Montreal.
The Bruins had a 1-0 lead after a period but struggled in the second as the Canadiens took control.
"There's nothing there in way of explaining why they played the way they did in the second period," Brickley said. "In fact, the four days off should have worked to their benefit in the second period. You knew you were going to get a better push from Montreal than what they were able to give you in the first 20 given the fact that this was game three in four nights for them, plus travel.
"But this Montreal Canadiens team is a little different in the sense that they don't just try to beat you with their speed and their skill, they do have a little sandpaper to their game. They compete a lot harder for pucks, they know that they had to add that element to their game if they wanted to win the Atlantic Division with a team like the Bruins in there, and the Bruins being — I don't know if it's the gold standard, but certainly the measuring stick that you need to play similar to in over to win the division.
"That being said, you expected Montreal to have a much better second period, and for some inexplicable reason, the Bruins played maybe one of the their worst periods of the year — Claude Julien used the word 'atrocious' following the game, and you can't argue with that. When they've played poorly in second periods this year it's been for a variety of reasons, but the common thread is just that lack of — I don't know if you want to call it a sense of urgency — for me it's more paying attention to detail.
"I'm lost, really, for an explanation as to why they are so inconsistent in the second periods when they have opportunities to put teams away after 40 minutes."
During the first period, Bruins defenseman Johnny Boychuk was checked into the boards by Max Pacioretty and had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher.
"It was a borderline hit. I thought the call was accurate that it was worthy of a two-minute boarding call," Brickley said. "He tried to get him on the side and not from the back, but it's in that dangerous area, distance away from the boards and a player almost with his back to you. What they're trying to do is educate players, even though you've played the game a certain way for so long, it has to change because too many guys are getting hurt. They have to continue to work on that and further educate these guys and maybe tweak the rules a little bit to allow you to make different types of hits in those situations.
"But there was no maliciousness there, I didn't think, from Pacioretty. It was just one of those reactionary hits, two guys battling in an area where always there's a puck battle. And it was just the awkwardness that Boychuck went into the boards."
Brickley said he was impressed with how the Bruins kept their composure after the incident.
"As far as the players are concerned, they did a terrific job, I thought, of maintaining some focus. Because your focus and your attention and your emotional feelings change when you see that happen," Brickley said. "Your focus is totally on a first-place game against your arch rival, a game that you really want, a game that you should out-energize them, and you had some decent things happening in the first period. And now your focus changes dramatically.
"And the Bruins did a pretty good job of doing what they needed to do the rest of that period to take a lead into the intermission. But then to just give it away in the second period was so disappointing."
To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page. For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Claude Julien: 'It's going to be a little while' before Johnny Boychuk returns from injury
|12.05.13 at 11:37 pm ET
MONTREAL — Johnny Boychuk was cleared to travel with the Bruins Thursday night after he left the game against the Canadiens on a stretcher and was rushed to the hospital.
'He was cleared to fly back with us,' Claude Julien said. 'He's still obviously injured. We don't know the severity of it and I don't know all the details, but it was an injury serious enough to bring him to the hospital. Definitely, it's going to be a little while before he's good to go. I don't know exactly how much time, but the good news is he's coming back with us tonight and he'll be reassessed by our doctors back in Boston.'
Boychuk was injured on an awkward play in which he was turning as Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty went to hit his shoulder. Pacioretty received a boarding minor for the play, with the Bruins saying they didn't find the play to be malicious on his part.
The veteran defenseman remained on the ice for several minutes and had his head and neck immobilized after being placed on the stretcher. He was hunched over on the ice before he got onto the stretcher, which might have suggested the issue could have been something with his back.
'Well obviously he seemed like he wasn't able to move,' Julien said. 'Whether it's his back, I don't know exactly. I don't like to comment on things I don't know much about and give false information. He's coming back with us and no doubt tomorrow we'll have a clearer explanation and probably more details from our own doctors.
'They did a great job here, took good care of him. He saw the specialist and he cleared him to fly back with us, so we'll see how he is.'
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Milan Lucic: Canadiens are Bruins' biggest test
|at 1:45 pm ET
MONTREAL — It's a bit odd that the Bruins and Canadiens have yet to meet roughly a third of the way into the regular season, but when they finally do Thursday night, it will mean a lot more than it would have had they met in one of the first two months of the season.
First place in the Atlantic Division is on the line — and crazily, as NHL.com's Arpon Basu notes, it's the fifth straight meeting between the teams in which the top spot in a division was up for grabs. The Canadiens, who have played 29 games to the Bruins' 27, sit one point behind the B's in the standings with 37.
Some quick background on the Canadiens: They've been really good of late — 7-0-1 over their last eight games, as Bruins team statistician/left winger Milan Lucic noted Thursday morning.
"I think it's probably our biggest test of the year, coming into a real tough building against a real good team who's playing its best hockey so far this year," Lucic said. "It's going to be a good test for us."
The Habs, who have much of the same roster from last season but added a top-six winger in Daniel Briere and toughened up a bit with George Parros, have been led by the usual strong play from the likes of Carey Price and P.K. Subban. Price has a 2.00 goals-against average and .937 save percentage in 22 games this season and likely will be in net Thursday after Peter Budaj played Wednesday against the Devils.
Subban, fresh off of winning the Norris Trophy as a 23-year-old, leads the Habs with 24 points (four goals, 20 assists). Claude Julien said after the morning skate that Subban is being considered for Team Canada and that after years of adjusting to being a young star player, he's got everyone on the same page about what he brings to the table.
"I think P.K. is a player that is electrifying," Julien said. "He makes a lot of things happen offensively. When he carries that puck, he's hard to stop. Throughout the years, a player is allowed to mature just like any other player. We've got some in our lineup that go through that same thing. Expectations sometimes are extremely high, and sometimes they're not realistic and you don't allow a player to develop the way you should without criticism, which you should."
The Bruins haven't played since Saturday, while the Canadiens are playing the second game of a back-to-back. The Habs blew a third-period lead against the Devils on Wednesday but came back to force overtime and eventually win a shootout.
That brings them to Thursday, when they will at long last face the Bruins. It's been a good start for both teams, but the season doesn't really start until the Bruins-Canadiens rivalry gets kicked off.
"It does feel different [having not played them], no doubt," Julien said. "It's probably a game that everybody's been waiting for, fans and players alike. This is a great rivalry. We enjoy this kind of rivalry, and those are easy games to get up for for both sides and they end up being pretty entertaining games as well. '¦ These are the kinds of games that I think fans want to watch."

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Beattie-Powers Place — Pianist Chi-Hui Yen performs works by Bach, Beethoven, Ravel and Schumann, Prospect Avenue and Bridge Street, Catskill, 2 p.m. Feb. 10, free. beattiepowersplace.blogspot.com.
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Thursday and Friday are the question marks as a cold front looks to arrive, and the question is does the front draw the tropical wave further our direction or still send it more to Florida? Models in the last 24 hours have shifted the track of this wave further west with consensus lying in it coming ashore (strength is unknown at this point) somewhere between Mobile and Pensacola. This would obviously cause more impacts for us with more rain and cooler conditions. I am not completely sold on that westward of a track yet, but the cold front will definitely bring numerous showers and storms for us and keep temperatures down.
Either way our tropical wave moves, it will exit for the weekend and we will remain dry until early next week when it looks like another cold front arrives.
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Gold volumes for the benchmark cash contract on the Shanghai Gold Exchange climbed to a record today, as the market re-opened after a weeklong break and lower prices lured buyers.
The volume for bullion of 99.99 percent purity exceeded 22,000 kilograms (22 metric tons), according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Prices dropped 2.8 percent to 327.25 yuan a gram ($1,630.29 an ounce) as of 5:04 p.m. Singapore time. Markets were closed last week for the Lunar New Year holiday.
"Chinese investors returned to the market today after the holiday, and the slump in gold prices in the past week provided great incentive for buying as many Chinese are still holding a bullish outlook on gold," Qu Mingyu, a trader at Bank of China Ltd., the nation's fourth-largest lender by assets, said by phone from Shanghai today.
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Title:Das Leistungsschutzrecht fur Presseverleger : eine ordnungspolitische Perspektive Author(s):STÜHMEIER, TorbenDate:2012Citation:Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik, 2012, Vol. 61, No. 1, pp. 82-102Type of Publication:ArticleAbstract:Since the beginning of the year 2009 the German press publishers have lobbied for their own neighbouring right which should cover even short snippets of online press articles. The new right should basically protect the ...
Title:Data discrepancies between the census and civil registration systems in Kuwait : reasons, implications and Solutions Author(s):SHAH, Nasra M.Date:2014Type of Publication:Technical ReportSeries/Report no.:GLMM; Explanatory note; 2/2014; Migration Policy CentreAbstract:A comparison for 1995, 2005, and 2011 reveals large discrepancies in the two main sources of population data, the censuses and the civil registration system. Possible reasons and implications of the observed discrepancies ...
Title:Data protection and European private international law Author(s):BRKAN, MajaDate:2015Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:EUI RSCAS; 2015/40; Florence School of RegulationAbstract:The objective of this working paper is to point out actual and potential obstacles to effective protection of the fundamental right to data protection, created by rules on jurisdiction and applicable law, and to put forward ...
Title:Data, Information, Evidence and Rhetoric in the Environmental Policy Process: The Case of Solid Waste Management Author(s):MATIER, DebraDate:1995Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:EUI RSC; 1995/33
Title:Dataportabiliteit en digitale (mensen-)handel : een nieuwe kijk op gegevensbescherming Author(s):VALCKE, Peggy; VERSCHAKELEN, JeroenDate:2014Citation:Nieuw juridisch weekblad, 2014, Vol. 300, pp. 290-300Type of Publication:ArticleSeries/Report no.:[Florence School of Regulation]Abstract:Het nieuwe voorstel van verordening inzake de verwerking van persoonsgegevens bevat een 'recht op dataportabiliteit', waarmee de Commissie de internetgebruiker meer controle wil geven over zijn persoonsgegevens. Naast een ...
Title:Dating Business Cycles: a Methodological Contribution with an Application to the Euro Area Author(s):ARTIS, Michael J.; MARCELLINO, Massimiliano; PROIETTI, TommasoDate:2004Citation:Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 2004, 66, 4, 537-565Type of Publication:Article
Title:De Gaulle as a father of Europe : the unpredictability of the FTA's failure and the EEC's success (1956–58) Author(s):WARLOUZET, LaurentDate:2011Citation:Contemporary European history, 2011, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp. 419-434Type of Publication:ArticleAbstract:The failure of the Free Trade Area (FTA), a British 'Greater Europe' free-market project, has often been contrasted with the European Economic Community (EEC)'s rapid success. However, this article claims that the EEC's ...
Title:De la démocratie en Europe: Old Concepts and New Challenges Author(s):MENY, YvesDate:2003Citation:Journal of Common Market Studies, 2003, 41, 1, 1-13Type of Publication:ArticleAbstract:Since David Marquand coined his famous phrase 'democratic deficit' to describe the functioning of the European Community, the debate has raged about the extent and content of this deficit. However, little attention has ...
Title:(De)Securitisation Theory and Regional Peace: Some Theoretical reflections and a Case Study on the Way to Stable Peace Author(s):OELSNER, AndreaDate:2005Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:EUI RSC; 2005/27
Title:Dead end alleys : orientalist scholarship in search of the Islamic city Author(s):MONTERESCU, DanielDate:2012Citation:Jama'a, 2012, Vol. 11, pp. 113-121Type of Publication:Article
Title:Deadly cities? : a note on spatial inequalities in mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa Author(s):GÜNTHER, Isabel; HARTTGEN, KennethDate:2010Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:Courant research centre : poverty, equity and growth; Discussion Papers; 2010/52
Title:Dealing with Highly-Skilled Migration: The Case of the Palestinian Authority Author(s):KHALIL, AsemDate:2010Type of Publication:Technical ReportSeries/Report no.:[Migration Policy Centre]; [CARIM-South]; CARIM Analytic and Synthetic Notes; 2010/09; Highly-Skilled Migration Series; Legal ModuleAbstract:Since its establishment, in 1994, the Palestinian Authority has encouraged the 'return' of Palestinians to the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It has also enacted an investment promotion law in order to attract foreign capital. ...
Title:Dealing with PTAs in the WTO : falling through the cracks between 'judicialization' and 'legalization' Author(s):MAVROIDIS, Petros C.Date:2015Citation:World trade review, 2015, Vol. 14, No. S1, pp. S107-S121Type of Publication:ArticleAbstract:Preferential trade agreements (PTAs) have to be consistent with the WTO. Their monitoring at the multilateral level has failed so far for various reasons. The question arises what to do? Completion of the contract ...
Title:Dealing with the past in Central and Southern European democracies : comparing Spain and Poland Author(s):RAIMUNDO, FilipaDate:2013Citation:Laure NEUMAYER and Georges MINK (eds), History, memory and politics in Central, East and South East Europe, London : Palgrave Macmillan, 2013, pp. 136-154Type of Publication:Contribution to book
Title:Dealing with the Past: Memory and European Integration Author(s):CLOSA, CarlosDate:2011Citation:New York : NYU School of Law, 2011Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:Jean Monnet Working Papers; 2011/01Abstract:Memory has become an object of dispute in the EU. Different groups and states do not have a full convergence of views and this raises the question as to whether the EU should or should not be involved. A pluralist conception ...
Title:Dealing with unbalanced reciprocities : cooperation on readmission and implications Author(s):CASSARINO, Jean-PierreDate:2010Citation:Jean-Pierre CASSARINO (ed.), Unbalanced reciprocities : cooperation on readmission in the Euro-Mediterranean area, Viewpoints, Washington, DC : Middle East Institute, 2010, pp. 1-29Type of Publication:Contribution to book
Title:Death or transfiguration? : the changing government of the health care state Author(s):MORAN, MichaelDate:1999Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1999Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:European Forum; 1999/15
Title:Debating Arab Authoritarianism. Dynamics and Durability in Non-Democratic Regimes Editor(s):SCHLUMBERGER, OlivierDate:2007Citation:Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2007.Type of Publication:Book
Title:Debating humanitarian military interventions in the European public sphere Author(s):KANTNER, CathleenDate:2011Type of Publication:Working PaperSeries/Report no.:RECON Online Working Paper; 2011/30Abstract:What kind of democracy might fit the developing Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) given the political developments and the evolution of public debate on security and defence issues over the last twenty years? ...
Title:Debating the Sources and Prospects of European Integration Author(s):KROTZ, Ulrich; MAHER, Richard; MCCOURT, David M.; GLENCROSS, Andrew; RIPSMAN, Norrin M.; SHEETZ, Mark S.; HAINE, Jean-Yves; ROSATO, SebastianDate:2012Citation:International Security, 2012, 37, 1, 178-199Type of Publication:Article


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|Tuesday July 19, 2016 @01:28AM
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|Sunday July 17, 2016 @12:39AM
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|Thursday July 14, 2016 @11:47AM
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|Thursday July 14, 2016 @01:39AM
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|Thursday June 09, 2016 @12:32AM
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|Tuesday May 31, 2016 @01:44PM
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The whippet was aptly named. When introduced in 1926, it was America's smallest car. It was also swift. At Indianapolis Speedway, a six-cylinder model established a new class stock car record; completing a 24-hour endurance run averaging 52.56 miles per hour. The car became a popular seller among vehicles priced under $1,000. The Wall Street crash and depression ended Whippet production.
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The Whippet marque was introduced in July of 1926 as a 1927 model and was Overland's successor. In comparison to the equivalent four-cylinder Overland, the Whippet was 200 pounds lighter and rested on a wheelbase that was a quarter inch longer. The engine was more advanced, smaller, and produced the same amount of power. It featured advantages such as full-pressure oiling and pump-circulated cooling. It was a very durable and sturdy engine that would eventually be used in the Jeep vehicles more than a decade later.
The Whippet vehicles quickly became a very successful, popular and high selling vehicle. In 1928 a six-cylinder engine was added to the line up increase the vehicles versatility and catering to a wider demographic of buyers. In 1928 they were the third-best-selling marque and lost out to Essex by a small margin in 1929.
This 1927 Whippet Model 96 Coupe was offered for sale at the Vintage Motor Cars sale at Hershey, PA presented by RM Auctions. It was estimated to sell for $4,000 - $8,000 and offered without reserve. The lot was sold for a high bid of $2,750.
It is powered by a four-cylinder L-head engine that displaces 134.2 cubic-inches and produces 30 horsepower. There is a three-speed manual transmission and four-wheel mechanical drum brakes. The 100-inch wheelbase is held in place by sold front axle and live rear axle, both with semi-elliptic leaf springs.
This car is in pretty poor condition, and shows many signs of a long life. There are dents, dings, scratches, and rust. The body and chassis are generally straight; the black paint has dulled over the years and peeled in many places. The glass is intact and good. The interior fabric shows considerable wear and tares. Many of the window cranks are broken; the others are just missing. The exterior nickel trim is tarnished and thin.
A very curious and peculiar feature of this car is the overland badge rather than a Whippet emblem. The odometer indicates 38,992 miles and it was last inspected in 1949 in Pennsylvania.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2007
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The Whippet was produced by Willys-Overland and served as a budget automobile with a small footprint, offering a competitive price and performance to similar cars of the era. Sadly, the Whippet last just five years, and the company closed its door due to the Great Depression in 1931. During its five year production lifespan, they produced over 600,000 examples.
This Model 96 Sedan was added to the AACA Museum shortly after its opening in 2004. It was donated by a gentleman in Florida and was said to be an AACA Grand national First Prize winner. While in the museum's custody, the Whippet was used in the filming of an episode of HBO's hit series Boardwalk Empire, alongside a few of the other vehicles from the museum.
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I think people have used Grape seed extract (I might be wrong). I don't know about Grapefruit seed. Also people have used Tea Tree oil with good results!
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On Pinestripeandpolkadots.com it is calle grapefruit seed extract...
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Grapefruit Seed Extract is great for yeast. When my son was a wee one he had a horrid case of thrush and that was the only thing that got rid of it.
I've never used it on diapers though... never needed to. I hope you get some good directions.
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Hong Kong:Works by Wilson Shieh::05.06.16 – 30.06.16
Exhibited are works from the Fitting Room series, in which Shieh explores the androgynous body; broad shouldered and small waisted - interchangeable for both his male and female characters. With these doll-like bases, he weighs on them with an exterior of individual hairstyles, faces, and apparel imbued with heavy questions on gender dynamics, culture, and identity. Like in painting a naked woman to play the strings of a naked man in "Music Families", or the adornment of weaponized femininity in "Butterfly the Ninja", his fixation on women and their higher power comes across in a great deal of his work. However, the women dressed head to toe in glass in "Glass Curtain Sisters" say more about Hong Kong than themselves.
In finding grounds for his identity and culture, he collects, assembles and disassembles celebrities, movies, and other icons of Hong Kong that have become the major building blocks that accumulated into what is our local culture. Often alluding to the familiar child-like aesthetics of paper dolls or old-fashioned decorative posters, these illustrations echo his previous focus on bodies and the separate exterior. This estranged visual organization indexes not only his pop cultural influences but also his influences as an artist. Being one of Hong Kong's most established contemporary artists, his place constantly oscillates between the global and local Hong Kong market, and like a typical Hongkonger between China and the rest of the west. Thus forming a body of work colorful in Hong Kong and western references.
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05.06.16 – 30.06.16
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osage hong kong, 4/F, 20 Hing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Hong Kong:Business as Usual (The Day After Ground Zero)::05.06.16 – 30.06.16
Artists: Alvin Zafra, Bea Camacho, Felix Bacalo, Jenifer Wofford, Louie Cordero, Maria Taniguchi, Mike Arcega, Ringo Bunoan, Victor Balanon
The artists featured in the showcase navigate the inherited cultural horizons between the inward and outward currents of the Philippines, working with irony, satire, appropriation, and transgression. The instinct of burning down existing structures, ways of thinking and perception, in order to start afresh, is juxtaposed with that to find the space between the existing and yet to exist languages to describe what could and should be.
Using live bullets, Alvin Zafra etches out on sandpaper portraits of martyrs and executioners. Each portrait uses up one round of bullets.
Bea Camacho disassembles extracts from Jean-Paul Sartre's "The Imaginary", cutting up the text, only to re-structure paragraphs alphabetically. The text is chosen for its description of the nature of human consciousness and imagination. The artist states, "I am interested in a personal narrative and the idea of memory, absence and loss that come from personal experience, but I try to veer away from an over-sentimental representation towards an analytical and perhaps scientific approach. I see it as rationalization of intangible complexities."
Felix Bacalor's "I Didn't Know What I Was Doing but I'm Glad that it's Done", consists of scorched books – referencing the immaterial, the aftermath, and the imprint of sensations that linger in the mind after the reception of a work.
Jenifer Wofford's "Nurse" series confronts our perceptions of stereotypes, as pertaining to the 'pious', 'caring' Nurse, fleshing out this image to include the personalities behind the occupation and the associated social standings.
Louie Cordero's filters pop culture imagery through his subconscious into abstract paintings reminiscent of designs by the Memphis group, referencing colors of Jeepneys, and the similar improvised layers of forms.
Maria Taniguchi's diptychs, "Untitled Mirrors" draws the association of a universe composed of fragments and bytes. Composed of a backdrop resembling a galactic, expansive space and flat fields of reductive color, the work references the mirror as a threshold between the intangible and the tangible, familiar and unfamiliar, becoming and unbecoming.
Mike Arcega takes a humorous approach to the history of colonialization with a scaled down version of a Spanish galleon made entirely out of Manila folders. Manila folders were chosen as the material, as they are made from a native Philippine plant – the very same plant that produced the strongest known fiber and was monopolized by the Spanish armada. In this way, Arcega "[recontextualises history without divesting it of its relevance and repercussions." (Ronald Achacoso, Futuramanila. Hong Kong: Osage, 2010).
Ringo Bunoan's "Hurry and Delay: Self Portrait as Penelope" consists of steel wool knitted into a cascading, reflective tapestry.
Victor Balanon's raw ink on paper graphic illustrations oscillate between a fantastic and stark depiction of urban life in the slums of Manila.
What underlies all of the gestures and methods of critique and transgression is an overture of – perhaps, not hope – but of sending a message out in a bottle, a means of surviving in the present.
The title of the exhibition is taken from Ronald Achacoso's essay, Futuramanila (Hong Kong: Osage, 2010).
Exhibition period: 05.06.16 – 30.06.16
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quote: I know what you're thinking, punk. You're thinking "did he fire six shots or only five?" Now to tell you the truth I forgot myself in all this excitement. But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and will blow you head clean off, you've gotta ask yourself a question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?
quote: People aren't computers
quote: There was an argument, words were said, tempers were flared and I believe some popcorn was thrown.
quote: So because one guy lost it or went crazy, you want to take my rights away from me and leave me unable to protect myself when out in public?
quote: No, in light of a mans death people from your side of this debate instantly sought to politicize it and twist it to fit the anti-gun agenda.
quote: I think less guns out there would mean less stuff like this happends... A fist fight would probably not have resulted in any deaths.
quote: So when someone breaks into your home it's, what, best fist-fighter wins?
quote: But without the press the tank driver may decide it's easier to just follow orders and fire at the protesting civilians so he doesn't get in trouble. With the press, the tank driver doesn't want to become know as The Guy who fired a HE round into a bunch of unarmed civilians.
quote: Yup, YOUR guns against their tanks, trained soldiers, bombers, etc etc..
quote: Yeah and those rebels you speak of have a death toll over 110,000 so far and they would have been using military grade assault rifles which you won't have here. Although on a positive note that would be a good way to reduce the population of you redneck guntards. Viva la revolución!!! Go get 'em you hillbillies. Yeah!!
quote: You are truly the poster boy for the FOX NEWS idiot regime.
quote: Do you really not see how obnoxious and mentally deficient you are coming off here?
quote: So I have less of a regard for human life than you? That's very interesting.
quote: protect myself when out in public
quote: And your last paragraph, much like every post you've made, is so immature as to not warrant a rebuttal.
quote: My vision starts with us talking rationally about this without beating the 2nd Amendment drum
quote: or pretty much any other weapon, the other man would probably still be alive.
quote: The NRA formed a legislative affairs division in response to debate concerning passage of the 1934 National Firearms Act,[23] some of the earliest federal gun control legislation in the United States. The NRA supported the act along with the Gun Control Act of 1968. The two acts collectively created a system to license gun dealers and imposed taxes on the private ownership of machine guns.[24]
quote: I got you covered."Where was the good guy with a gun to stop him?"
quote: "It wasn't the gun, that 71 year old man could have used the popcorn bag to kill him."
quote: Seriously though, I'm using humor to mask the sadness. This is just depressing.
quote: His little 3 year old daughter needed his help. Clearly that should take precedence over some light entertainment.
quote: Shooting someone for texting during movie previews is certainly an extreme, and unexpected outcome. Our electronic devices have invaded nearly every aspect of our daily lives and we rely heavily on them.
quote: Almost sounds as if you are defending the texter. Sure you don't shoot the guy, but there is no excuse to look at your phone in a theater, previews or not. If you feel the need to pull it out of your pocket GTFO of the theater first. That's right get out FIRST, don't pull it out to see who it is, just get up quietly and remove yourself from the theater first.
quote: I can't see any issues with someone texting if the phone were in silent mode, even during the movie itself.
quote: I suspect that the facts are intended to implicate guns in general.
quote: The guy was texting his 3 year old daughter
quote: No entry after lights off health and safety you could trip and hurt yourself after all (old people go to the cinema a lot)
quote: Witnesses claim that Reeves left the theater to find a manger , and later returned by himself.


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ETUG Fall Workshops are typically held in early November. The workshops are one day events with a single stream of presenters/sessions. During the Fall, a pub night social is also organized for members to network in an informal setting.
ETUG Spring Workshops are typically held on Thursday and Friday during the first week of June. These workshops are a 2 day program of concurrent sessions. ETUG Spring workshops focus on hands-on labs. A welcome pub night on the Wednesday evening prior to the workshop and an evening dinner on Thursday are also part of the Spring workshop program to provide ample time for networking.
ETUG workshops are held at at a convenient campus location in the Lower Mainland. If you are interested in hosting a workshop at your institution, let us know!
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The Festival of Learning is a unique, four-day celebration of learning and teaching in higher education in British Columbia to be held June 6 – 9, 2016 at the Delta Hotel & Conference Centre in Burnaby, B.C.
Key provincial teaching and learning support groups are working together for the first time to bring this rich and diverse professional learning opportunity to all our colleagues in higher education. The Festival of Learning will bring together a number of established groups and well-attended annual provincial events under one banner including:
- British Columbia Teaching & Learning Council (BCTLC)
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- British Columbia Teaching & Learning Network (BC-TLN)
Faculty, instructors, professors, educational developers, instructional designers, educational technologists, librarians, leaders, and all who work in support of higher ed teaching and learning in BC will find a variety of opportunities to learn, laugh, create and collaborate with colleagues from across B.C. and beyond.
This event will combine features of traditional conferences (e.g., workshops and sessions) with more adventurous formats like intensives, institutes, studios, cafes, showcases, slams and maker fairs.
The Festival schedule will also include whole-day or multiple-day workshops focussed on specific topics (e.g., Leadership, Course Redesign, Open Pedagogy, Liberating Structures), as well as a variety of social events and spaces for groups to network.
Participants can join for one, two, three or all four days and be able to create a custom schedule of integrated learning experiences. BCcampus is supporting the development of this event, along with many volunteers across the province to make this a memorable time for all.
The Call for Proposals for ETUG Sessions at the Festival of Learning is now OPEN! Deadline for proposals is March 14, 2016.
For more information on the Festival of Learning program and to register, go to Festival.bccampus.ca
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The ETUG Fall Workshop 2015 will be hosted this year at
Vancouver Community College Downtown campus
250 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC
Friday, November 6th
(7:30 am – 8:45 am continental breakfast and networking then sessions begin at 9 am)
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Spring Workshop 2015
"High 5: Survey Says"
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby Mountain campus
Burnaby, BC
Thursday, June 4 & Friday June 5th
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Fall Workshop 2014
"ETUG Unconference"
BCIT Downtown, Vancouver
November 13, 2014
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Spring Workshop 2014
"20/20: Reflecting on the Past; Looking to the Future"
Langara College, Vancouver, BC
June 12 – 13
Pub Night, June 11th
Location: Lulu's Lounge at The River Rock, Richmond, BC
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Fall Workshop 2013
"Royal Crossroads: Avenues for Quality", Royal Roads University (RRU), Victoria, BC
November 15th
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Spring Workshop 2013
"Tell It on The Mountain", SFU Burnaby, BC
June 6th and 7th
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- [Spring Workshop 2013] Keynote Nancy White
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Fall Workshop 2012
"Learning Spaces, Spaces to Learn", BCIT Downtown
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Spring Workshop 2012
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Fall Workshop 2011
"You Are Here: Supporting Mindful Journeys in our Practice", Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Richmond, BC
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Spring Workshop 2011
"Open4Learning", Nelson, BC
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Fall Workshop 2010
"Stop Tugging and Start Bridging", Inn at the Quay, New Westminster, BC
Spring Workshop 2010
"3 Cups of T: Teaching, Technology, Transformation", University of Victoria, Victoria
Fall Workshop 2009
"Learning Design", SFU Segal School of Business, Vancouver
Spring Workshop 2009
"From Implementation to Innovation", Canadian E-learning Conference 2009, UBC, Point Grey, Vancouver – presented in partnership with the Canadian E-learning conference group and BCcampus to mark the 15th Anniversary of BC ETUG
Fall Workshop 2008
"Learning on the Edge: Exploring our Boundaries", Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo
Spring Workshop 2008
"Creativity", Emily Carr University, Granville Island, Vancouver
Fall Workshop 2007
"Web 2.0: Whats, Whys and Hows", BCIT Downtown
Spring Workshop 2007
"Running the Rivers", Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops
Fall Workshop 2006
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Slow Cooker White Chicken Chili
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Among chili slow cooker recipes, this recipe for Slow Cooker White Chicken Chili is a unique one, made with white cannellini beans, green chiles and chicken, and topped with cheese and sour cream. It's a pale chili with bold flavors.
Cooking Time: 8 hr
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