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The Creel Inn...: The Creel Inn...
Precariously set upon a cliff side near Catterline, The Creel Inn overlooks the deep blue North Sea and serves up seafood caught from the waters just below the restaurant. But as equally important, The Creel Inn pays special attention to beer and provides one of the better beer listings on the Northeast coast of Scotland.
I have had the fortunate opportunity to eat at The Creel Inn on a handful of occasions over the years. My last visit to The Creel Inn was after a quick walk up to the top of Scolty near Banchory. BGK, Aniya Star and I finished the hike a little peckish and in need of food and beer. Being South of Aberdeen, The Creel Inn was an obvious choice for a mid-afternoon nibble and a few pints.
Favorite Dish: On my last visit to The Creel Inn, the lobster bisque soup and a plate of asparagus washed down with one of the seasonal real ales was what the doctor ordered for BGK and me. Being only 2 years old, Aniya Star stuck to chicken strips, chips and small water…and if I remember correctly, the waitress was a really cute red-head, a true Scottish delight.
Address: South of Stonehaven near Catterline, Scotland
Directions: Getting there is somewhat adventurous (follow the little signs), but there aren't too many roads out that way so it's hard to get lost. Once there, you'll feel like you're at your Auntie's house for a holiday meal.
Phone: +44 (0)1569 750254
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The Carron...: The Carron...
Architecture has always been one of the most fascinating draws for me when travelling. For obvious reasons, food ranks up there as well. When my foodie friend BGK described The Carron to me, we placed it on the "must-do" list for my next trip to Scotland…the opportunity came in July 2007 under the guise of what has become my annual business trip to Aberdeen...
An art-deco building anywhere in the world is special, but one in the middle of the sleepy little fishing village of Stonehaven is difficult to imagine. Stonehaven, thank god, is no Miami Beach! On the food front, I had eaten at owner/proprietor Robert Cleaver's previous creation, The Creel Inn, on another trip to Scotland; so I knew I was guaranteed a good feast. High on my eating list was broccoli, simple I know, but something I can't always find at my local grocer…in fact, it's something I never find at my local grocer.
Leading up to this trip, I had been living or stuck in Luanda, Angola for six straight months and would be returning there, for how long was anyone's guess. I looked forward to the green trees and grass of Scotland, going for walkies in the cool Northern air and eating, no gorging, on fresh farm raised veg and meats. It had been six months since my last plate of broccoli; I was jonesing for the little "trees" grown in cooler Northern climes.
Upon arrival, we started on The Carron's patio with the False Bay Pinotage as we always have to put a bit of Africa into everything we do these days. As we sipped the red nectar from the Western Cape region, the late evening sun was passing into the cool Scottish night and began setting somewhere behind us in the hills of Aberdeenshire. There's nothing like the colours created in a late evening sun of Scotland and it turned the foliage in The Carron's sunken garden a deep saturated green and the sky a light glowing blue hue….Perfect for another bottle of the red stuff while waiting for the rest of our dinner party to arrive, a reason to always show up for dinner early.
Favorite Dish: With everyone there, we were led passed the Mystic Lady etched into to the large mirror overlooking the interior dining space to a large table where the gorging would take place and where we were less likely to make a scene...I think BGK had forewarned Robert about my living conditions, time away from broccoli and that I didn't get out much around normal people…probably a wise idea as I planned to eat everything within grasp.
I started off with the crab soup and sampled everyone else's starter too…the crab and avocado gateau, the salmon and dill tart and lets not forget the goat's cheese and wild mushroom filo basket at the other end of the table.
More wine!!!
Then, the mains started rolling in…Pada me, the pan seared king scallops and a special plate of broccoli…luckily, Richard was sitting across from me with the venison and let me have a go at that as well.
I'm not usually one for desert, but I am a sucker for cheesecake…I don't ask for it, but if it's mentioned, I find it impossible to resist…and The Carron had a dark cherry cheesecake waiting in the wings to top off my gluttonise evening of food…so I had that as well.
Robert Cleaver is the owner and takes an extremely personal interest in serving his restaurant goers. He was there to greet us when we arrived and was there at the end of the meal removing the empty plates from our table. Although I had eaten twice as much as everyone else, Robert reassured me that I wouldn't burst open like Mr. Creosote in Monty Python's "Meaning of Life"...but if I was going to burst, he kindly ask me to please do so outside the art deco restaurant…would you like a mint, it's waf-fer thin???
Address: 20 Cameron Street, Stonehaven, Kincardineshire
Directions: South of Aberdeen, Scotland in the little fishing village of Stonehaven and across the street from the River Carron....
Phone: 01569 760460
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The Ship Inn: So close to the sea
We popped into the Ship Inn to warm up after walking around the harbour. Situated in close proximity to the sea it has lots of seafaring connection. Here you will find the bar area serving real ales and over 100 brands of malt whiskey. They have a nice restaurant area where we took a seat by the window to watch the fading late afternoon light. The staff are friendly and service is quick.
Favorite Dish: We had a some coffee to warm us up and some delicious sticky toffee pudding which is a light golden sponge loaded with dates & dried fruit smothered in a toffee sauce and served with ice cream
Address: 5 Shorehead
Directions: Next to the harbour
Phone: 01569 762617
Website: http://www.shipinnstonehaven.com
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Old Mill Inn: Sit Back & Relax
If you are visiting Blairs College please note there are no facilities for eating or drinking. After our very enjoyable visit on a hot day our thoughts were on a cool refreshing drink. A short few minutes drive into the little village of Maryculter and a visit to the Old Mill Inn saw us sitting in the sunshine enjoying a long cool drink. You can eat out on the patio or inside this old fashioned Inn the interior is crammed full of bit & pieces tracking the history of the old grain grinding mill
Favorite Dish: The Inn serves food all day with the usual menu of pub food. On this occassion we just had a drink in the warm summer sunshine
Address: Maryculter
Directions: Four miles south of Aberdeen on the B 9077
Website: http://www.oldmillinn.co.uk
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Carron Art Deco Restaurant: Art Deco Eating
Restaurant serving good food at resonable prices c.£8 for a main course.
But in an amazing Art Deco building with all period funriture and fittings.
Loads of history and you can learn about the restoration of the building into its present state.
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Is that good? Bad? Is it Funds From Operations? Is that similar to EPS (Earnings Per Share)?
Much to read but I noted net income took a good hit from risk management unrealized losses. Current assets less than current liabilities. 2013 appears more secure with asset dispositions. However, 2014 appears to still be a work in progress. The company has a solid credit line, no breaches in covenants as of 31 Mar 13. However, US production is still a very legit threat to Canadian oil and gas. The Canadians needs to diversify its customer base (Asian as well as US). In any case, balance sheet commentary welcome.
Net Income (Loss)
Pengrowth recorded a net loss of $65.1 million in the first quarter of 2013 compared to a net loss of $1.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2012. The $64.0 million increase in net loss was primarily driven by a larger unrealized loss on commodity risk management contracts and a decrease in Funds Flow from Operations, partly offset by the current quarter gains on dispositions
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- 564-572 Does Relative Thinking Exist In Real‐World Situations? A Field Experiment With Bagels And Cream Cheese
by Ofer H. Azar
- 573-590 Contest Design: An Experimental Investigation
by Roman M. Sheremeta
- 591-597 Leading With(Out) Sacrifice? A Public‐Goods Experiment With A Privileged Player
by Andreas Glöckner & Bernd Irlenbusch & Sebastian Kube & Andreas Nicklisch & Hans‐Theo Normann
- 598-611 An Experimental Test Of The Persistence Of Gender‐Based Stereotypes
by Philip J. Grossman & Oleksandr Lugovskyy
- 612-630 Do Social Preferences Increase Productivity? Field Experimental Evidence From Fishermen In Toyama Bay
by Jeffrey Carpenter & Erika Seki
- 631-633 The Moral Costs Of Nastiness
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2011, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 1-12 Sense And Surprise In Competitive Trade Theory 2010 Weai Presidential Address
by Ronald W. Jones
- 13-25 Inflation Dynamics And Subjective Expectations In The United States
by Klaus Adam & Mario Padula
- 26-46 The Cyclicality Of Price‐Cost Margins In Banking: An Empirical Analysis Of Its Determinants
by Roger Aliaga‐Díaz & María Pía Olivero
- 47-69 The Political Economy Of Intergenerational Income Mobility
by Andrea Ichino & Loukas Karabarbounis & Enrico Moretti
- 70-88 Boon Or Burden? The Effect Of Private Sector Debt On The Risk Of Sovereign Default In Developing Countries
by Oya Celasun & Philipp Harms
- 89-93 Monetary Policy And Endowment Risk In A Limited Participation Model
by Hyung Sun Choi
- 94-107 The Composition Of Government Expenditure: Economic Conditions And Preferences
by John Creedy & Shuyun May Li & Solmaz Moslehi
- 108-121 Why Cannot Poor Countries Utilize Existing Knowledge? Expansion Of Firms And Human Capital Accumulation By Training
by Gilad D. Aharonovitz
- 122-154 A Finance Approach To Estimating Consumption Parameters
by Douglas Dacy & Fuad Hasanov
- 155-171 Women Prefer Larger Governments: Growth, Structural Transformation, And Government Size
by Tiago V. De V. Cavalcanti & José Tavares
- 172-173 What Was The Market Value Of Daimler During The German Hyperinflation?
by Lyndon Moore
- 174-184 A Macroeconomic Model On The Quality Of Government And Economic Performance
by Te‐Tsun Chang & Yiting Li
- 185-193 Economies Of Scale In Banking, Indeterminacy, And Monetary Policy
by Scott J. Dressler
- 194-211 Commodity Taxation In Welfare States
by Chul‐In Lee
- 212-225 Are Investment Expectations Rational, Adaptive Or Regressive?
by Chetan Dave
- 226-245 The Value Of Risk: Measuring The Service Output Of U.S. Commercial Banks
by Susanto Basu & Robert Inklaar & J. Christina Wang
- 246-263 Consumer Credit, Liquidity, And The Transmission Mechanism Of Monetary Policy
by Ryan R. Brady
- 264-275 Corruption And Growth Under Weak Identification
by Philip Shaw & Marina‐Selini Katsaiti & Marius Jurgilas
- 276-288 What Is Happening To The Impact Of Financial Deepening On Economic Growth?
by Peter L. Rousseau & Paul Wachtel
- 289-302 Climbing To The Top? Foreign Direct Investment And Property Rights
by Fathi Ali & Norbert Fiess & Ronald Macdonald
- 303-309 Up Or Down? A Male Economist'S Manifesto On The Toilet Seat Etiquette
by Jay P. Choi
2010, Volume 48, Issue 4
- 817-840 The Effect Of Direct Democracy On Income Redistribution: Evidence For Switzerland
by Lars P. Feld & Justina A.V. Fischer & Gebhard Kirchgässner
- 841-859 Economic Growth And The Separation Of Church And State: The French Case
by Raphaël Franck
- 860-863 Why China Industrialized After England
by Barry S. Kahn
- 864-879 Structural Estimation Of The Output Gap: A Bayesian Dsge Approach
by Yasuo Hirose & Saori Naganuma
- 880-895 Does Offshoring Pay? Firm-Level Evidence From Japan
by Alexander Hijzen & Tomohiko Inui & Yasuyuki Todo
- 896-915 Political Business Cycles In The New Keynesian Model
by Fabio Milani
- 916-932 Seigniorage, Legal Tender, And The Demand Notes Of 1861
by William A. Bomberger & Gail E. Makinen
- 933-950 Monetary Policy Regime Shifts: New Evidence From Time-Varying Interest Rate Rules
by Carmine Trecroci & Matilde Vassalli
- 951-964 Across Time And Regimes: 212 Years Of The Us-Uk Real Exchange Rate
by William D. Craighead
- 965-982 Financial Frictions And The Choice Of Exchange Rate Regimes
by Ester Faia
- 983-996 Real Costs Of Nominal Grade Inflation? New Evidence From Student Course Evaluations
by Philip Babcock
- 997-1007 Skilled-Unskilled Wage Inequality And Urban Unemployment
by Hamid Beladi & Avik Chakrabarti & Sugata Marjit
- 1008-1031 EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS AND MILITARY SERVICE: AN ANALYSIS OF ENLISTMENT, REENLISTMENT, AND VETERANS' BENEFIT USAGE 1991-2005-super-
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- 1032-1047 Workforce Composition And Firm Productivity: Evidence From Taiwan
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- 1048-1064 Welfare Impact Of A Ban On Child Labor
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- 1065-1071 Taxing Leisure Complements
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- 1072-1101 Financial Contagion On The International Trade Network
by Raja Kali & Javier Reyes
- 1102-1118 The Impact Of Gender On Voluntary And Involuntary Executive Departure
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- 1119-1123 The Theory Of Interstellar Trade
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- 521-536 Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Child Safety Seats And Seat Belts In Protecting Children From Injury
by Joseph J. Doyle & Steven D. Levitt
- 537-557 Does The River Spill Over? Estimating The Economic Returns To Attending A Racially Diverse College
by Peter Arcidiacono & Jacob L. Vigdor
- 558-574 Quality Of Available Mates, Education, And Household Labor Supply
by Brighita Negrusa & Sonia Oreffice
- 575-586 Piece-Rate Contracts For Other-Regarding Workers
by William S. Neilson & Jill Stowe
- 587-602 Investing In Health: The Long-Term Impact Of Head Start On Smoking
by Kathryn H. Anderson & James E. Foster & David E. Frisvold
- 603-620 Competition And Teacher Pay
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- 621-634 Peer Effects In Higher Education: Does The Field Of Study Matter?
by Giorgio Brunello & Maria De Paola & Vincenzo Scoppa
- 635-650 The Effect Of House Price On Fertility: Evidence From Hong Kong
by Junjian Yi & Junsen Zhang
- 651-667 Learning But Not Earning? The Impact Of Job Corps Training On Hispanic Youth
by Alfonso Flores-Lagunes & Arturo Gonzalez & Todd Neumann
- 668-689 The Role Of Hospital Competition On Treatment Expenditure And Outcome: Evidence From Stroke And Cardiac Treatment In Taiwan
by Hsien-Ming Lien & Shin-Yi Chou & Jin-Tan Liu
- 690-703 The Early Bird Gets The Worm? Birth Order Effects In A Dynamic Family Model
by Elisabeth Gugl & Linda Welling
- 704-721 Does Raiding Explain The Negative Returns To Faculty Seniority?
by Bernt Bratsberg & James F. Ragan & John T. Warren
- 722-742 Male Marital Wage Differentials: Training, Personal Characteristics, And Fixed Effects
by William M. Rodgers & Leslie S. Stratton
- 743-755 Iq In The Production Function: Evidence From Immigrant Earnings
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- 756-770 Dead On Arrival: Zero Tolerance Laws Don'T Work
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- 771-792 HOME COMPUTERS AND EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES: EVIDENCE FROM THE NLSY97 and CPS-super-
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- 810-815 The Economic Roots Of The American "Zigzag": Knives, Forks, And British Mercantilism
by Travis J. Lybbert
2010, Volume 48, Issue 2
- 237-253 The Behavior Of Inexperienced Bidders In Internet Auctions
by Livingston
- 254-265 Centralized And Decentralized Management Of Local Common Pool Resources In The Developing World: Experimental Evidence From Fishing Communities In Colombia
by Maria Alejandra Velez & James J. Murphy & John K. Stranlund
- 266-273 On The Preferences Of Principals And Agents
by Marco Castillo & Ragan Petrie & Maximo Torero
- 274-289 Entry Coordination And Auction Design With Private Costs Of Information Acquisition
by Jingfeng Lu
- 290-305 Centralized Or Decentralized Information: Which Is Better For Providing Incentives?
by Silvia Sonderegger
- 306-322 The Effect Of Direct To Consumer Television Advertising On The Timing Of Treatment
by W. David Bradford & Andrew N. Kleit & Paul J. Nietert & Steven Ornstein
- 323-336 Do Sunk Costs Matter?
by R. Preston Mcafee & Hugo M. Mialon & Sue H. Mialon
- 337-352 Code Creation In Endogenous Merger Experiments
by Lauren Feiler & Colin F. Camerer
- 353-368 Pricing Anomalies In The Market For Diamonds: Evidence Of Conformist Behavior
by Frank Scott & Aaron Yelowitz
- 369-390 Not All Rivals Look Alike: Estimating An Equilibrium Model Of The Release Date Timing Game
by Liran Einav
- 391-414 A Theory Of Bilateral Oligopoly
by Kenneth Hendricks & R. Preston Mcafee
- 415-433 Technological Asymmetry Among Foreign Investors And Mode Of Entry
by Beata S. Javorcik & Kamal Saggi
- 434-459 Guns And Oil: An Analysis Of Conventional Weapons Trade In The Post-Cold War Era
by Neha Khanna & Duane Chapman
- 460-482 Outsourcing And Unionization: A Tale Of Misallocated (Resistance) Resources
by Elisabetta Magnani & David Prentice
- 483-498 Information Disclosure Policies: Evidence From The Electricity Industry
by Magali Delmas & Maria J. Montes-Sancho & Jay P. Shimshack
- 499-516 Desperation Or Desire? The Role Of Risk Aversion In Marriage
by Christy Spivey
- 517-520 MONOPOLY-super-® PRICING
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2010, Volume 48, Issue 1
- 1-13 The Economics Of Terrorism
by Michael D. Intriligator
- 14-25 Point Shaving In College Basketball: A Cautionary Tale For Forensic Economics
by Dan Bernhardt & Steven Heston
- 26-38 The Relationship Between Betting And Lottery Play
by David Forrest & O. David Gulley & Robert Simmons
- 39-50 A Winning Proposition: The Economic Impact Of Successful National Football League Franchises
by Michael C. Davis & Christian M. End
- 51-64 The Law Of Genius And Home Runs Refuted
by John Dinardo & Jason Winfree
- 65-79 Incentives And Outcomes In A Strategic Setting: The 3-Points-For-A-Win System In Soccer
by Giancarlo Moschini
- 80-88 Contest Design And Optimal Endogenous Entry
by Qiang Fu & Jingfeng Lu
- 89-103 Contests With Stochastic Abilities
by Kai A. Konrad & Dan Kovenock
- 104-122 That'S News To Me! Information Revelation In Professional Certification Markets
by Ginger Zhe Jin & Andrew Kato & John A. List
- 123-132 Mutual Admiration Clubs
by Wing Suen
- 133-146 Portfolio Choice And Risk Attitudes: An Experiment
by Gary Charness & Uri Gneezy
- 147-155 Gender-Based Risk Aversion And Retirement Asset Allocation
by Kathleen Arano & Carl Parker & Rory Terry
- 156-162 Bequest Receipt And Family Size Effects
by Nathan D. Grawe
- 163-176 Collection Sales: Good Or Bad For Journals?
by Mark Armstrong
- 177-191 Adam Smith'S Concept Of Self-Command As A Solution To Dynamic Inconsistency And The Commitment Problem
by Elias L. Khalil
- 192-213 The Knowledge Production Function For University Patenting
by Shiferaw Gurmu & Grant C. Black & Paula E. Stephan
- 214-227 What'S In A Name?
by Saku Aura & Gregory D. Hess
- 228-233 Estimation And Impact Of Gender Differences In Risk Tolerance
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- 234-235 The Effect Of Prayer On God'S Attitude Toward Mankind
by James Heckman
2009, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 605-624 The Effects Of Financial Education In The Workplace: Evidence From A Survey Of Employers
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- 625-638 Twin Sons Of Different Mothers: The Long And The Short Of The Twin Deficits Debate
by Kevin Grier & Haichun Ye
- 639-652 Costly External Finance And Investment Efficiency In A Market Equilibrium Model
by Ján Zábojník
- 653-666 Studying The Effects Of Household And Firm Credit On The Trade Balance: The Composition Of Funds Matters
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Athlete: Chris Bailey
How I Eat
I eat whatever is convenient
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I write my own programming
I record my workouts
My Athletic Background
I played youth or high school level sports
I played college sports
I regularly play recreational sports
My Experience With CrossFit
I began CrossFit by trying it alone (without a coach)
I have completed the CrossFit Level 1 certificate course
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I train other people
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How long have you been doing CrossFit?
Haven't done it in 2 years!
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There's a lot to be said for the intensity required to create something from nothing—to us it's the same feeling you get when playing a game transports you to a different place—but we also get to research and think deeply about the place we're making.
The church in Sismis is a focal point in many of the battles that erupt. Great cover and high ground, just don't get distracted by the rainbow of light coming through the stained glass windows!
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Sismis was our first H-Hour map, a labor of love for the entire team. The Apothecary shown here features functioning doors and many points of entry and egress. Used well it can be a formidable stronghold for your team.
Our second of many maps to come, WolfRun is shaping up to be a map that encourages great close combat strafing wars. Players descend from their bases and meet head on.
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Wondering why do some people have curly hair? Well, Australian scientists claim to have identified a gene responsible for creating such tresses.
Professor Nick Martin and Dr Sarah Medland from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research (QIMR) have discovered trichohyalin gene that plays a vital role in development of the hair follicle.
They said that it is variation in this gene that determines the straightness or curliness of hair.
A group of Japanese researchers had previously found the genetic variations for the thick, straight hair that is predominant in Asian populations.
The differences in the EDAR and FGFR2 genes were identified last year and are thought to have occurred as part of the evolution of Asian populations following their prehistoric divergence from Europeans.
In the new study, the research team sought to determine a similar variation responsible for curly hair in those of European descent.
It is known that 45pct of European people have straight hair, 40pct have wavy hair and 15pct have curly hair.
They analysed data collected from a study of 5000 twins in Australia over a 30-year period. The twins had previously been asked if their hair was straight, wavy or curly and the lab then sought to match the reports with the 2.5 million single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) they had mapped on the twins'' genomes.
Martin says it was a "Bingo!" moment when the results showed a big hit on chromosome one, right over the trichohyalin gene.
"This is a gene that has been known for well over twenty years as being involved in hair production and it's a gene that sits in the sheath that's around hair root bulbs," ABC Online quoted Martin as saying.
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While some teams are focused on the last stretch of the season, other teams have already accepted their fate and are looking for ways to enhance their roster. Regardless if it is a playoff team or not, there is always room for improvement.
The free-agent class of 2011 is nowhere near that of 2010, but there will be a good number of solid players available. Some teams might find their need in the backcourt or frontcourt from this class, while others have to dig deeper to make an impact.
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For the next 20 years I would go on from war zone to war zone as a foreign correspondent immersed in military culture. Repetitive rote learning and an insistence on blind obedience—similar to the approach used to train a dog—work on the battlefield. The military exerts nearly total control over the lives of its members. Its long-established hierarchy ensures that those who embrace the approved modes of behavior rise and those who do not are belittled, insulted and hazed. Many of the marks of civilian life are stripped away. Personal modes of dress, hairstyle, speech and behavior are heavily regulated. Individuality is physically and then psychologically crushed. Aggressiveness is rewarded. Compassion is demeaned. Violence is the favorite form of communication. These qualities are an asset in war; they are a disaster in civil society.
Homer in "The Iliad" showed his understanding of war. His heroes are not pleasant men. They are vain, imperial, filled with rage and violent. And Homer's central character in "The Odyssey," Odysseus, in his journey home from war must learn to shed his "hero's heart," to strip from himself the military attributes that served him in war but threaten to doom him off the battlefield. The qualities that serve us in war defeat us in peace.
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Most institutions have a propensity to promote mediocrities, those whose primary strengths are knowing where power lies, being subservient and obsequious to the centers of power and never letting morality get in the way of one's career. The military is the worst in this respect. In the military, whether at the Parris Island boot camp or West Point, you are trained not to think but to obey. What amazes me about the military is how stupid and bovine its senior officers are. Those with brains and the willingness to use them seem to be pushed out long before they can rise to the senior-officer ranks. The many Army generals I met over the years not only lacked the most rudimentary creativity and independence of thought but nearly always saw the press, as well as an informed public, as impinging on their love of order, regimentation, unwavering obedience to authority and single-minded use of force to solve complex problems.
So when I heard James R. Clapper Jr., a retired Air Force lieutenant general and currently the federal government's director of national intelligence, denounce Edward Snowden and his "accomplices"—meaning journalists such as Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras—before the Senate Intelligence Committee last week I was not surprised. Clapper charged, without offering any evidence, that the Snowden disclosures had caused "profound damage" and endangered American lives. And all who have aided Snowden are, it appears, guilty of treason in Clapper's eyes.
Clapper and many others who have come out of the military discern no difference between terrorists and reporters, and by reporters I am not referring to the boot-licking courtiers on television and in Washington who masquerade as reporters. Carry out an interview with a member of al-Qaida, as I have, and you become in the eyes of generals like Clapper a member of al-Qaida. Most generals I know recognize no need for an independent press. The munchkins who dutifully sit through their press briefings or follow them around in preapproved press pools and publish their lies are the generals' idea of journalism.
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THIS SEPTEMBER will mark the 50th anniversary of the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. The church, which was a hub of civil-rights activities on the part of such figures as the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Rev. Ralph Abernathy, was blown up by white supremacists.
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Linux Journal Contents #177, January 2009
It's a battle as old as time: good vs. evil. Fortunately, Linux and FOSS are on our side as we wage the battle against those who try to steal our secrets and invade our systems. Checking your system's security is best done sooner rather than later. Test the locks with our article on security verification; find out how to use PAM to help secure your systems; use MinorFS and AppArmor to implement discretionary access control; learn more about Samba security in part III of our series; use Darknet to help detect bots and secure your systems; use the Yubikey to increase your site's security; and don't forget to lock the doors, because a cold boot attack could render your security useless if somebody has physical access to your computer. But, we're not just about sowing the seeds of fear. We also show you how to use memcached in Rails, how to manage multiple servers efficiently, how to deploy applications easily with Capistrano, how to manage your videos with MythVideo, how to mix it up a bit (your audio that is), and even play a few games.
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The 2014 Art of Travel is just days away as the Airport makes final preparations for our biggest social event of the year in support of the Lambert Art & Culture Program. Setting the stage this year are two antique cars which will be on display all week. This year we celebrate the 1940s and the cars on display would have have been early classics then. The Airport helped roll in a 1930 Model A Roadster and a 1931 Model A Pickup courtesy of our former Airport Commissioner Frank Schembre.
The Art of Travel is Thursday, Oct. 2 from 6-8 p.m. in the B Concoruse. Tickets to the event are still available on line via PaPal at www.flystl.com/artoftravel.
Camden, Addison and Colin West of Charlotte, NC show off their new STL Airport Trading Cards shortly after arriving here on vacation this week.
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport joined nearly 20 other airports in the launch of a new trading card series earlier this month. The North American Airports Collectors Series (NAACS), featuring U.S. and Canadian airports, made its debut in Atlanta at the Airports Council International- North America Annual Conference. Airports get to prominently display their airport code, iconic pictures, facts and history to share with passengers, community groups, collectors, and others. USA Today recently profiled the new campaign. CNN Airports will soon air another piece on this unique marketing idea that unites airports and shares the great impact we have in each community. Log onto www.airportradingcards.com or follow #airportcards on Twitter to find the latest participants.and news. You can find STL cards at the Terminal 1 Information Booth.
The historic copper roof of Terminal 1 at Lambert-St. Louis International
Airport has been an architectural inspiration for nearly 60 years. Now it's
become an inspiration for art. In the process of replacing the original copper
roof this year, the Airport has saved a few green patina copper tiles to share
with St. Louis area print studios. Artists are using the copper to create
exclusive prints for the 4th Annual Art of Travel fundraiser, benefitting the Lambert Art and Culture
The Art of Travel, presented by
Spire Natural Gas Fueling Solutions, will celebrate the growing arts scene at
the Airport in Terminal 1's B Concourse from 6-8 p.m. on
Oct. 2. Tickets are $75 and available
via www.flystl.com/artoftravel.
The event raises funds to support the Airport's
acquisitions of permanent artwork and temporary exhibits.
Lambert Art and Culture Program commissioned three presses, The Firecracker Press, Amanda Verbeck with Pele Prints,
and Gina Alvarez with Yellow Bear to each transform one of the weathered, historic tiles into
printmaking plates. Each press has developed its own imagery using the
nostalgia and mystery of travel as its only prompt. The Firecracker Press, Pele
Prints, and Yellow Bear have employed a variety of processes to alter the
tiles, allowing the 60 years of weathering marks to be forever impressed into
these pieces of fine art. From
paper airplanes to woodcuts using wood salvaged from the 2011 Good Friday
storms, the three presses are letting the copper inspire them to experiment and
create innovative and exciting works of art. The evolution of
each print is being documented in a blog, http://flystlprints.wordpress.com. The prints will only be available at the Art of Travel event.
In addition to exclusive copper-inspired art, the event will feature a
silent auction of additional prints by the three print studios and several art
experience packages provided by the Foundry Art Centre, Painting with a Twist,
The Preston Art Glass Studio, Craft Alliance and others.
The theme of this year's Art of Travel celebration is the film-noir and fedora style
1940s. Gourmet chefs from across the
country will prepare signature cuisine throughout the night along with '40s
inspired cocktails. Swing dancing demonstrations will entertain guests who are
encouraged to dress up for the occasion.
The chefs appear courtesy of global restaurateur HMSHost, a world leader
in travel dining. HMSHost operates a large number of dining venues at Lambert,
and is part of Autogrill S.p.A. – the world's
largest provider of food and beverage services for travelers.
More than two dozen other businesses and
corporations are sponsoring the Art of
Travel, which is helping to transform the Airport with local and
international works, bringing a new sense of place for visitors and local
residents alike. The Lambert Art and Culture Program launched more
than four years ago during The Airport Experience, the Terminal 1 renovation
campaign that concluded this year. Since
2011, 13 major works of art have been installed in terminals and concourses
including nine art glass screens by local St. Louis area artists. The latest
installation was in July with the relocation of the Gateway Foundation's China China (Zhu Wei, 2003) in the
Terminal 1 Ticketing Lobby. The program also supports temporary exhibitions in
The Lambert Gallery in Terminal 1. Past
exhibitors have included Craft Alliance, Chess Hall of Fame, the Griot Museum,
and the Foundry Art Centre. The International
Photography Hall of Fame is currently exhibiting "A Heritage of Cameras"
through November.
The seven-member Airport Art Advisory Committee, appointed by St. Louis City
Mayor Slay, works with the Airport to recommend and help select art installations
and exhibitions. The committee is represented by David Allen, Susan Barrett,
Laura Helling, Marilu Knode, Jill McGuire, Kiku Obata and Frieda L. Wheaton.
Those advisory members are also part of the Art of Travel Host Committee,
chaired by Ken Page. Other committee members are Dwyer Brown, Sara Burke,
Curtis Cassel, Cynthia L. Cosby, Sean Devereaux, Ollie Dowell, George and
Dianne Garrison, Carrie Houke and David Carl Wilson, Richard Hrabko, Samuel
Jenkins, John Kemppainen, Nancy and Ken Kranzberg, Benjamin Lipman, Meridith
McKinley, Kathleen Ratcliffe, William and Julie Shearburn, Jack Stelzer, Andrew
Trivers, Daniel White, and Donna Wilkinson.
For more information on the Lambert Art and Culture Program, visit www.flystl.com/art
Lambert Airport's 4th Annual Art of Travel gives you a ticket to the 1940s. For one evening, guests are encouraged to don their best fedoras and film-noir style to celebrate the post-prohibition decade of high style. Grab your friends for some free pics, too.
The Lambert Art and Culture Program presents the 4th Annual Art of Travel on Oct. 2, 2014. The celebration of arts is centered around art, food, drink and culture- 1940s swing dancing.
The 2014 Art of Travel, benefiting the Lambert Art and Culture Program, makes a toast to the 1940s at its annual event on Oct. 2, 2014. Signature cocktails have been selected for the night to evoke a sense of the post-prohibition times.
The 2014 Art of Travel benefiting the Lambert Art and Culture Program is working with three amazing art partners who will exhibit and have for sale exclusive prints that will use reclaimed copper (from Lambert's historic Terminal 1 roof) in the printmaking process or as an element in the final prints themselves.
The Art of Travel event benefiting the Lambert Art and Culture Program will feature gourmet chefs from across the country preparing signature cuisine on Oct. 2, 2014.
The International Photography Hall of Fame & Museum operates as a nexus for photographic activity in Grand Center and the St. Louis region. IPHF hosts photographic exhibits and competitions, displays its museum of cameras and provides workshops in all aspects of historical and contemporary photographic techniques. IPHF also presents guest speakers and panel discussions, hosts meetings of local photographic organizations, and offers its traveling exhibitions in venues across the country. Wider distribution channels include a quarterly newsletter, website, and podcasts. www.iphf.org
A new exhibit at Lambert- St. Louis International Airport may bring back memories for some travelers and serve as a history lesson for others. The new exhibit, sponsored by The Greater St. Louis Air and Space Museum, gives passengers a glimpse of historical artifacts from Ozark Airlines, Trans World Airlines and flight instruments from the days of Lambert Field. This abbreviated history lesson lasts as long as it takes visitors to walk by the display cases. But many visitors can't resist stopping to read the information about the well preserved treasures.
The exhibit showcases important memorabilia including the uniforms and travel bags of former stewardesses and pilots from Trans World Airlines and Ozark Airlines. Travelers will also see samples of old airline tickets from most of Lambert Airport's current carriers. The display cases are filled with unique items reminiscent of the early days of aviation including a TWA customer blanket, a key chain and matches from the elite TWA Ambassadors Club. The exhibit is not without military presence with an actual ejection seat from a fighter jet. A poster of Teddy Roosevelt in an open biplane in 1910 at Kinloch Field is further proof of St. Louis' place in aviation history. The airport's name changed several times from Kinloch Field to Lambert Field to its current name, Lambert- St. Louis International Airport.
Passengers wishing to learn more can visit the Greater St. Louis Air and Space Museum for additional aviation history. The museum is located at the downtown St. Louis Airport in Cahokia, Illinois.
The Greater St. Louis Air and Space Museum is operated by volunteers and is only open on the weekends, Saturdays and Sundays, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Avoid parking fees the next time you pick up a passenger. Lambert provides free waiting zones for motorists near each terminal.


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CROWLEY – Funeral services will be held at 1 P.m. on Saturday, August 22, 2009 at First Church of God in Christ in Crowley, 328 N Ave B, for Ms. Celestine Marie Sinegal, 49, of Rayne Louisiana.
Visitation will begin at 9 a.m. and continue until time of service.
Marie Sinegal departed this life on Monday August 17, 2009 and she will be greatly missed.
Bishop Alton E. Gatlin will officiate.
Marie's proud parents are Cilsteen H. Martin of Crowley, Louisiana and the late Donald Martin, also of Crowley, Louisiana. Marie has 12 siblings, six brothers and six sisters, their names are the following; Albert Leroy Martin, David Martin, Rondell Martin, Darnelle Martin of Crowley; Donald Ray Martin of Cottonport, and the late Donald Joseph Martin of Lake Arthur, Louisiana; her six sisters are; Jacquelyne Darnelle Martin, Yvonne H. Mouton, Juanita Ann Martin, Sheila Mae Martin, Shaterra Martin, Sharane Felix and spouse Donald Felix, all of Crowley Louisiana.
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Monday 14th March – Wednesday 16th March 2011
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This inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary conference seeks to examine and explore issues surrounding individual and collective trauma, both in terms of practice, theory and lived reality. Trauma studies have emerged from its foundation in psychoanalysis to be a dominant methodology for understanding contemporary events and our reactions to them. Critics have argued that we live in a "culture of trauma". Repeated images of suffering and death form our collective and/or cultural unconscious. This inaugural conference seeks in particular to explore the relation between trauma, memory and identity, both national and collective.
In addition to academic analysis, we welcome the submission of case studies or other approaches from those involved with its practice, such as people in the medical profession and therapists, victims of events which have resulted in traumas on either an individual or mass scale, journalists or authors of fiction whose work deals with trauma.
Papers, reports, work-in-progress, workshops and pre-formed panels are invited on issues related to any of the following themes:
1. Public and Political Trauma
~ War and trauma, for example the Holocaust; the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and ongoing conflicts, such as the Iraq War and the situation in Afghanistan
~ Public disasters and trauma, e.g. responses to the Hurricane Katrina and other natural disasters; school shootings; September 11th
~ Disease, public health and trauma – aids, swine flu, and fears of contagion
2. Personal and Individual Trauma
~ Bereavement
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~ Domestic Violence
~ Child Abuse
~ Survivor guilt
~ Disability
3. Diagnosing and Treating Trauma
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~ non-medical approaches, for example, narrative approaches, music, art
4. Theorising Trauma
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~ Memory and trauma
~ National identity and trauma
~ Trauma studies and psychoanalysis
~ Individual versus Collective trauma
~ Cultural trauma
~ Gender and trauma
~ The body and trauma
~ External and internal trauma
5. Representing Trauma
~ Affect, trauma and art
~ Dramatizing trauma on screen and on stage
~ Media images: reality and fiction
~ literature and poetry
~ video games, violence and trauma
~ technology and trauma
~ reporting on trauma
~ the aesthetics and experience of trauma
~ fear, horror and trauma
~ Otherness and trauma
The Steering Group also welcomes the submission of pre-formed panel proposals. 300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday 1st October 2010. All submissions are minimally double blind peer reviewed where appropriate. If an abstract is accepted for the conference, a full draft paper should be submitted by Friday 4th February 2011. Abstracts should be submitted simultaneously to the Organising Chairs; abstracts may be in Word, WordPerfect, or RTF formats with the following information and in this order:
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Network Founder and Network Leader
Freeland, Oxfordshire, UK
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The conference is part of the 'At the Interface' programme of research projects. It aims to bring together people from different areas and interests to share ideas and explore various discussions which are innovative and exciting.
All papers accepted for and presented at this conference will be eligible for publication in an ISBN eBook. Selected papers maybe invited for development for publication in a themed hard copy volume(s).
For further details about the project please visit:
For further details about the conference please visit:
Dr Rob Fisher
Priory House, Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR. United Kingdom.
Tel: +44 (0)1993 882087
Fax: +44 (0)870 4601132
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