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UNLIMITED FRESH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES √ Unlike other trade shows and expos, WOP DUBAI provides a unique business-driven & practical environment by having a much focused industry profile related only to fresh produce.
√ Get access to the region's fastest growing economy in the world.
√ Meet new potentials and find new markets.
√ Strengthen the relationship with existing customers.
√ Evaluate your completion in the market.
√ Get updated with innovations and market trends.
Exhibiting at WOP DUBAI 2016 will bring you face-to-face with buyers, specifies and decision makers from across the Middle East, one of the fastest growing markets in the world within the fresh products, fruits and vegetables industry.
The WOP marketing campaigns will target industry professionals from across the region and deliver these visitors to you in Dubai, offering you unrivalled opportunities to grow your existing business and generate new business for your organization. Fast growth and stiff competition challenge exporters, importers and retailers great chance for your products and solutions!
For the seven consecutive year the show WOP DUBAI was organized under the patronage if His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, UAE Minister of Finance and Chairman of Dubai Municipality. The exhibition took place October 5th – 7th , 2015 at The Dubai World Trade Centre, alongside the 10th edition of IPM DUBAI – The International Plants Expo Middle East, the region's dedicated plants and flowers trade show. Both shows were inaugurated by H.E. Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director- General of the Dubai Municipality and are organized by planetfair Dubai and Messe Essen GmbH in cooperation with the Dubai Municipality and Dubai Central Fruit and Vegetable Market, the Middle East's biggest market for import and export. The total outcome of the show this year reflected again the huge growth in the trade of perishables in the Middle East and proved the position of WOP DUBAI as the only trade fair for fresh produce in the region as well as strengthen the emirate of Dubai as an important destination and a worldwide trading center for fruits and vegetables. The constant growth of past years continued this year. Overall, 205 participating companies from 30 countries exhibited at WOP DUBAI 2015 and presented a wide range of products and services. They came from Australia, Belgium, China, Cyprus, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Lebanon, Mauritius, Moldova, Morocco, Netherlands, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Rwanda, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States.14 official country pavilions were participating at the show from Australia, Belgium, China, Egypt, France, Italy, Kenya, Mauritius, Moldova, Morocco, Portugal, Poland, Spain and Rwanda.
4923 traders and industry professional from 78 different countries visited the exhibition with a growth of 11 % from the last year for WOP attendance figures.
The International Plants Expo Middle East - IPM DUBAI 2015 took place parallel to WOP DUBAI.
7329 visitors' attended both shows with the general total growth of 9% from last year's figures.
2016 will continue its success with the same venue at Dubai World Trade Centre - the most prestigious exhibition center in the Middle East – with a bigger space booked for 2016 provide exhibitors more services and space options at Hall 5, 6 & 7.
WOP DUBAI team looking forward to welcome you again at WOP DUBAI 2016 and pleased to announce the next year's edition.
Date: 13 – 15 November, 2016
Location: Dubai World Trade Center.
Halls: 5, 6, 7.
We look forward to welcoming you at WOP DUBAI 2016!


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We couldn't find a modern outdoor bench for the patio so we built one from a Hyllis shelf. Details:
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Someone at work sent around this link. He asked if it was "for real?â€
Man, I was so tempted when I saw the Fox News link to engage in ad hominem. But let's look at it.
Continue reading Water power and perpetual motion
Someone at work sent around this link. He asked if it was "for real?â€
Man, I was so tempted when I saw the Fox News link to engage in ad hominem. But let's look at it.
Continue reading Water power and perpetual motion
Reading Dassi's post about the new features in Plaxo's member e-mails, I noticed something familiar in the corner.
Picture of me? Check. My birthdate? Check. Name of person? Bruce Langdon?
Well at least I'm not Dan Brown.Continue reading I'm Bruce Langdon!
In an old article, I mentioned that a Canon 18-55mm at high end isn't that different than the Nikon 17-70mm kit lens in focal length (reach).
My statement was:
After all, you can just shoot the Canon at 55mm @ 1.6x and then crop it down to a 6 megapixel photo and it will look close enough to the Nikon D70 at 70mm at 1.5x.
I'm surprised nobody has called me out on this statement!
Continue reading Where 2 millimeters makes a difference
I was at Costco today and noticed that they now have the kit cameras in boxes out. Normally, you have to write down a number of pick up a flag, take it to a register to pay for it, and then pick it up behind the counter. Now you just pick up the box on some cameras.
If your box is big enough, I'm sure this will help sales. Those extra 20 minutes of gratification when you know it's "yours" make a big difference.
Continue reading Costco cameras and the D50
John Cole finds an apology in the latest admissions.
In this case, it is apologizing on the presentation of the war instead of the actual actions of war. Such a strange admission is understandable—they must be giving a sideways glance at Nuremberg every time they open their mouth. I still find the whole thing ironic since the presentation of the war seemed to be the one area in which the administration made no mistakes.
I glossed over this article because the parts I read seem to follow into the same mold: passive voice. Along the lines of: "mistakes were made†or "I know we've made tactical errors—thousands of them.â€
Continue reading Apology and responsibility
There has been a lot of comments about the glossy finish in the new MacBooks, many of them link John Siracusa's article approvingly.
This is a reminder why a Mac fanboy like myself hates Mac zealotry: "Reflections! Glare! These are not good things!â€
Continue reading Gloss on, Gloss off
During the boom, if you asked any startup in the Valley when they planned on going public they'd tell you "about 18 months.â€
Come back in 18 months and you'd hear the same talk. This continued until IPO's become radioactive. Post boom you hear these same people espouse having a "path to profitability,†which is a sure barometer for the fact that they actually have no such plan.
After working at four startups, I can see clearly from the inside that most of these strategies are wishful thinking tied together with two matchsticks: that's why luck is so important.
A lot of startup people spend an inordinate amount of time messing with their Excel spreadsheets of revenue and growth projections until the numbers say they're going to be profitable. When you read, "the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy,†a startup person knows this is what you get when you elect a CEO president: someone simply forgot to prefix the word "failed†in front of his title.
Continue reading 6 months to a better Iraq
Last Saturday I took some photos at the Human Race, this was my first attempt at sport photography, something my camera (and background) is not suited for at all. I learned a lot of things that day, mostly about how stupid a photographer I am.
Caitlin was the official videographer of the event and I tagged along in order to practice some sport and candid photography.
What follows is a discussion of that and as time goes on, I'll post and process more photos. If you can't wait, you can view the view the official photographs or look at Caitlin's set of the photos I took.
[more discussion after the jump]Continue reading My Human Race
A recent thread on Flickr about the unavailability of the D70s devolved into a question about whether the Nikon D70 is a "professional" camera or not.
It started with an comment by davehodg: "The camera is the hammer, the photographer is the craftsman."
A point I agree with.
sam_ fired back: "Nikon currently produces five digital SLR models, including two "professional" models and three intended for consumers. The professional models include the D2X and D2Hs. While the consumer models include the D50, D70s and D200. Regardless of your personal opinion davehodg, this is how Nikon markets the mentioned cameras."
A point I also agree with.
Then a whole slew of posts followed using durability to distinguish professional and non-professional cameras.
Continue reading Is my camera "professional"?
Caitlin talks about a particular dream of hers: high-definition APS-C sensor videocameras in two articles: here and here, including the much-awaited mention of Sony's new CMOS sensor.
I'll go even a step further. I think that such a manufacturer should standardized on a modified Nikon F, Canon EF-S, or Olympus 4/3 (if 4/3″ instead of APS-C) mount. This way, out of the box, a whole set of lenses will work with such a camera and they can still make gobs of money on their own custom "kit" lenses that allow zoom control (and other features cinematographers need but film camera lenses don't have).Continue reading more about large sensor video cameras after the jump


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With its modernist shapes the new Mino lighting pieces are a perfect complement to Aqua's existing silk lighting collections. Mino adds streamlined, geometric shapes to the Atelier's range of floor lamps. The pieces may also be looked at as light screens and the biggest shade can act as a room divider for larger spaces. For the first time Aqua has taken its iconic silk material and applied it to a newly designed lamp structure. Instead of sculpting the silk on hand bent metal, it is sculpted over a specially developed polycarbonate, vacuum formed shell lit with energy saving CFL bulbs. Another special feature of this collection is the possibility of up to two silk colors in one shade. The shape together with the envelope silk draping, gives the shades an elegant yet humble expression.
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03 TagsAqua Creations Products, Ayala Serfaty Products, Benad Dar Products, light, Light+Building 2012
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BMI View : Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been promoted as an alternative to sulphur-heavy bunker oil for the shipping sector as environmental pressure to increase carbon emissions grow s . The lower price of LNG vis-à-vis traditional oil-based bunker fuel, complemented by policy and regulatory measures penalising the use of more pollutive bunker oil, has made an increasingly compelling argument for the switch to gas. Efforts are also being made to build up the necessary infrastructure to facilitate t he use of LNG as a bunker fuel that lends further momentum to this switch. However, technological limitations and the time needed for the LNG bunker market to mature will restrict the adoption of LNG as fuel in the short- to medium-term, particularly for deepsea and long distance shipping.
Alternative fuels have been promoted as a means to control emissions as environmental concerns grow. The shipp ing sector, with its use of heavy bunker oil, has been a big target in the quest to reduce the world's carbon footprint. L iquefied natural gas (LNG), with its lower carbon diox ide and nitrogen oxide content, is one such alternative for the shipping sector, particularly as rising interest in shale gas exploration and massive offshore gas discoveries in frontier markets promise to unlock a large pool of gas resources globally. It is this growing supply of gas - and associated assumption that prices will fall - that has increased optimism regarding the commercial viability of LNG as a fuel to power the shipping industry.
Gas Price Lends Support
The push towards alternative fuels for bunkering is getting stronger as the cost of traditional oil-based bunker fuels soars alongside perceived supply tightness in the crude oil market from 2010. This has made the prospect of LNG as bunker fuel increasingly attractive. As highlighted by the chart below, 180 and 380 centigrade oil bunker fuel prices have consistently traded above US Henry Hub and UK National Balancing Point (NBP) gas prices. Even after the costs of liquefaction and shipping have been taken into account, at an average of US$10.73 per mn British Thermal Units (mnBTU) global LNG prices were still 35% cheaper than the average price of bunker fuel 380 in 2012.
|Gas - Increasingly Attractive Vis-à-vis Oil
|Price Movements Of Bunker Fuel 180, 380, Henry Hub & National Balancing Point (US$/mnBTU)
Economics Meet Policy
The growing interest in LNG as bunker fuel is also supported by environmental policies and regulations:
UN International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from ships (MARPOL) : limits sulphur content in bunker fuel to less than 2.5% from 2012 and no more than 0.5% from 202 0 ;
Emission Control Area (ECAs) : In North America and northern Europe (comprising the Baltic Sea, North Sea and English Channel), strict sulphur standards on bunker fuel have been imposed that will come into effect in 2015. By 2020, the European Union (EU) will impose a strict 0.1% limit on sulphur content of all vessels entering the EU ECA.
Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) : The International Maritime Organisation (IMO)'s EEDI will require new ships to cut its carbon dioxide emissions per dry weight tonnage capacity by 10% in 2015, 20% by 2020 and 30% by 2025.
Assuming no relaxation of these policies, the shipping industry will have to meet these requirements either by retrofitting their vessels wi th scrubbers to reduce emissions , switching to the more expensive marine gasoil or turn ing to LNG as an alternative fuel. Price economics has thus lent credence to the environmental argument to move towards LNG in shipping . In the long-term, stringent environmental standards and the cost of compliance would make LNG a more economical fuel.
Although we forecast a fall in bunker fuel prices from the peak experienced in 2011 , by 2017 we still expect the average price for bunker fuel 180 and 380 to come in at about US$15.19/mnBTU. In comparison, US Henry Hub gas prices are projected to average at US$6.00/mnBTU in the same year.
Assuming a flat LNG liq uefaction and distribution cost of US$8.00/mnBTU to be added to base gas prices (based on current liquefaction cost) , LNG fuel would still cost less than the sulphur-heavy bunker fuel 180 and 380, wh ose use would have to be complemented by expensive scrubbing measures (if feasible depending on the vessel type) to meet emission requirements , thereb y adding to the overall cost s . Shippers would also have to pay a significant premium over LNG if they choose to use less sulphur-heavy marine gasoil instead; we forecast global gasoil to average at about US$20.52/mnBTU in 2017 - 45.6% higher than our LNG price forecast.
|Cost Advantage To LNG
|Forecast - Bunker Fuel, LNG* And Gasoil (US$/mnBTU), 2013-2017
Shipping To LNG
According to a May 2013 research paper by the International Council on Clean Transportation, there are only 30 LNG-fuelled ships in the world today. This could increase to about 55 in 2014 and Det Norske Veritas sees this rising to nearly 75 by 2016. Many newbuild orders are increasingly turning to LNG-fuelled or dual fuel vessels that utilise both LNG and diesel oil. The growth of LNG-fuelled vessels would support demand for bunker fuel.
However, the fleet of LNG-powered vessels in existence is dominated by passenger ships that travel relatively short distances. Newbuild orders are also bound for short trips. For instance, Totem Ocean Trailer Express is to bring the first LNG-powered container sh ips online by 2015/2016 but these vessels are limited to the Washington-Alaska route.
While economics may seem supportive, there are several short-term challenges that will have to be overcome for the adoption of LNG as a bunker fuel especially for deepsea trades:
Maturity of LNG technology;
Availability of LNG supplies and bun kerin g infrastructure to handle LNG bunkering;
Ship Supply: Standards And Technology
While the economics of LNG bunker fuel may have improved, enabling a vessel to run o n LNG is expensive. According to Total, a LNG-powered ship could cost 20% more than a traditional vessel. Neither can this be easily achieved by simple retrofitting. New engine s will have to be installed and fuel tank s modified to accept LNG that has to be ke pt chilled at low temperatures and pressure , thereby raising time and costs .
More significantly for deepsea ships that that seek to minimise costs with scale, LNG's lower energy density means that storage tanks have to be bigger to accommodate the energy equivalent of oil-based fuels. This eats into precious storage space and costs. LNG-powered deepsea and long-distance container shipping is likely to remain a distant reality until these technological challenges are overcome.
LNG Supply Availability
Although global LNG supplies are set to grow, the existing LNG market is one that is still dominated by direct supply and purchase contracts (SPA) between seller and buyer. At present, buyers locked into these long-term supply contracts tend to be large utilities or national oil companies (NOCs) that seek to secure LNG supplies to meet the needs of their countries' power sector. Some of the world's biggest LNG buyers include Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) and Korea's Kogas , and increasingly Chinese NOC China National Petroleum Corporation and India's GAIL .
The lack of a robust spot market or global hub t o facilitate LNG trade threatens to slow its take-off as a fuel as the current mode of LNG trade is not conducive for small-scale purchases. Moreover, the lack of LNG adoption also leaves the shipper to take on the f ull risk of bu lk LNG purchases and bunkering, which could be unappealing at a time when the shipping sector is still relatively weak.
Improvements In Sight For Bunker Infrastructure
The supply situation for the maritime industry is set to improve as LNG marketing increasingly moves beyond direct sale to the power sector or large buyers. Smaller-scale LNG liquefaction plants are emerging, particularly in the US, targeting the transportation segment. More importantly, ports are taking the initiative to build up the infrastructure to support LNG bunkering, which could spur a greater development of a LNG market for LNG fuel purchases:
Rotterdam: The biggest port in Europe is targeting a LNG bunkering facility by 2014, with small-scale LNG reloads planned for September/October 2013;
Gothenburg: The EU confirmed that it will provide SEK305mn (US$46.3mn) to help the Swedish port set up bunkering facilities by 2015 as part of its Motorways of the Seas programme;
Antwerp: The Belgian port is looking to set up its LNG bunkering station by the end of 2015. The EU has agreed to subsidise this development;
Singapore: The Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) has contracted Lloyd's Register to develop standards and procedures for LNG fuelling, and hopes to start operations by 2014.
These ports enjoy government support in advancing their LNG plans. The EU, in particular, is eyeing 139 LNG bunkering facilities at major maritime and inland ports by 2020-2025.
Even in countries not particularly kn own for their green credentials, governments and private firms are taking steps to prepare for a LNG future:
China : A n energy white paper released in late 2012 called for the adoption of natural gas at its ports to be accelerated to replace heavy fuel. T he country's first private LNG bunkering station will be built at the port of Zhoushan, Zhejiang by ENN Energy Holdings , which hopes to bring the facility on-st ream by March 2016.
US : The Maritime Administration is looking closer into LNG as shipping fuel and specifically into bunkering and infrastructure needs to achieve this. However, it is the private industry, especially the upstream oil and gas sector, which is leading the charge to develop the infrastructure for LNG bunkering. Vessel service provider Harvey Gulf International is investing US$400mn in the US' first LNG marine fuelling facility at Port Fourchon, Louisiana, partly to support its LNG-powered offshore vessels that will be ready for operations by 2014. Fuel for the facility is likely to be sourced from Royal Dutch Shell 's small-scale liquefaction plant in Geismar, Louisiana, and transported to Port Fourchon with the help of Edison Chouest Offshore .
LNG bunkering facilities could be more carefully considered by other major ports around the world following the publication of the ISO Technical Specification of LNG Bunkering in June 2013. The document, published by the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (OGP) set out guidelines for the construction and prov ision of LNG bunkering services. Although its finalisation is subject to the industry's approval, a standardisation of LNG bunkering provides clarity on its requirements.
Infrastructure availability could increase companies' appetite for LNG-powered vessels, especially if bunker fuel service operators will share the risk of securing LNG supplies. Nonetheless, in the short-term the above-listed examples of LNG bunker fuel infrastructure development shows a concentration of LNG-ready ports in Europe, limiting the scope for long-distance, deepsea shipment fuelled by LNG.
Hidden Costs And Limitations Of The LNG Switch
Much less obvious is the cost of LNG bunkering services to the shipping industry. It is uncertain how much of the cost of infrastructure development would be passed on to end-users. Labour costs of LNG bunkering services are set to be higher than conventional bunkering, given the higher labour risks associated with handling LNG. This could raise the overall costs of using LNG as a marine fuel and reduce the incentive to switch to LNG particularly in the short- to medium-term, despite its attractive economics.
In addition, we also highlight that the segmentation of the gas market as an impediment to the adoption of LNG use in the shipping sector across the world. Broadly speaking, at present there are three distinct gas markets in the world: North America, Europe and Asia. While the beginning of LNG exports from North America from 2015 could see the beginning of closer convergence in North American, European and Asian gas prices, the controlled speed at which the US liberalises LNG exports would limit the extent to which gas prices in these three markets would converge in the coming decade ( see 'Natural Gas Price Forecast: Tighter Supply To Send Henry Hub Higher Post 2015', August 16 ).
|LNG: A Segmented Market
|Average LNG Prices In Asia, Europe & US (US$/mnBTU)
Expectations for Asian LNG prices - where indigenous supply would continue to remain limited - to trade at a premium to that in North America could restrict the commercial incentive to switch to LNG in between 2013 to 2020. Together with the lower priority of emissions control in the region's political agenda, shippers could hold off the switch to complete reliance on LNG particularly on longer, deepsea routes until the downward trend in LNG prices across the global is clearer. However, it does offer opportunities for the dual-fuel vessels that give shippers the flexibility to choose the more cost-effective fuel for long distances.
Scouting For Gains
BMI's Shipping team highlights that currently LNG as a shipping fuel is mainly being explored on shorter routes, specifically on inland waterway shipping, with developments on the rivers of Europe and plans on the Yangtze River in China underway.
In terms of deepsea shipping, the outlook for LNG as a bunker fuel on major commercial trade routes received a boost in 2012, when the world's third largest container shipping, CMA CGM, announced that it was working with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. to develop an LNG-powered ship. Since then there have been no updates on the this project and BMI highlights the current trend in the container shipping sector is for bigger vessels - a considerable jump therefore, to powering a ship carrying up to 18,250TEU from the current LNG-powered passenger and river freight barges.


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This is how ridiculously physical the game of college basketball has become: Georgia head coach Mark Fox has been using a drill in practice that he learned by watching the Georgia football team. Yes, basketball teams are now borrowing from football teams. Although if you've watched college basketball the last few years, you're not surprised the two sports are starting to resemble each other.
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The Northwest Washington Fair, in Lynden, Washington, is clean and wholesome. If you've taken small children to the Fair, you have appreciated the sanitary bathrooms and the separate carnival ride area for the little ones. At night, middle schoolers from Whatcom County and beyond converge on the "adult" carnival area, roaming in packs in a miasma of hope and hormones. The fairground glitters, but in a safe way.
Nobody would ever call Lynden edgy. It's pleasant. And that pleasant somnolence appears to have rubbed off on Donald Trump's visit to Lynden's fairground yesterday.
Despite calls from some in the progressive community to stay home in order to avoid unseemly confrontation, hundreds of protesters came to Lynden on short notice. And many more people came to the fairground to see the candidate. Trump supporters stood in line to get into the rally on one side of the street; protesters lined the other side of the street.
Here are a few impressions.
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What people yelled
I carried a sign that said "Trump scares me." I chose that message for three reasons:
(1) The pundits say that this presidential election will be all about emotion, with no room for rationality. The pundits say that Trump appeals to emotion. I searched my emotions, and this is what they told me: Trump scares me.
(2) It's a simple declarative sentence that can't be argued with. It's how I feel.
(3) It doesn't say anything mean about Trump or his supporters.
While everybody was on their best behavior, and probably not meaning to be mean, people did yell.
An angry man walked down the street, yelling at each protestor he passed. When he got to me, he said "'Trump scares me?' HUH! What are you FOR?" That was his rehearsed line, but alas for him, it turned out to be a non sequitur.
My friend carried a sign saying "Keep Obamacare." The angry man yelled "Obamacare! Get your hands out of my pockets! You just want to get your hands in my pockets!"
I could have mentioned that his pockets were the next-to-last place that I wanted to put my hands, but I didn't.
Generally speaking, the Trump side of the street yelled about "taking": "You're takers, we're makers!" "Get off your butts and get a job!" "You don't have jobs and you just want to take what we have!" "Communists and socialists!"
The other theme was The Wall. "Build the Wall!" "Build it higher!"
Another angry man walked down the street, yelling at protestors: "Mexico's southern border is with Guatemala, and there's a fence along the entire border! Don't you know that? DON'T YOU KNOW THAT? YOU DIDN'T KNOW THAT!"
If rationality, rather than emotion, mattered in a presidential election, it might have made sense to yell back "Snopes.com!" Checking Snopes.com is an easy way to find out that this meme is complete hogwash. But it's emotionally appealing, I guess.
There were angry people on both sides, I'm sure. I'm just reporting on the angry people who yelled at me.
What does America looks like?
Across from the entrance to the fairgrounds, there was a call and response: "Tell me what America looks like!" "This is what America looks like!" Latinos and Native Americans stood in that group, as their signs and t-shirts indicated.
The "makers" in the Lynden area include migrant farmworkers. Without them, Whatcom County's berry crops would rot in the fields. I did not see them in line to hear Mr. Trump.
The City of Bellevue police bike corps periodically performed synchronized bike swoops out into the street, like an exultation of starlings. Fun to watch.
A waste of time?
The world probably did not change because my friend and I stood by the side of a street with signs. But I can't agree with those who are saying "Don't waste time on Trump." Pretending that Mr.Trump is not a factor in this country's political life has not worked very well so far.
The right of both sides to assemble peacefully shows what is great about America and why we need to keep America great. That's not a great slogan for a visor cap, but it's why I'm glad that I went.
(I forgot my phone. Thanks to my friend Kathryn for the photos.)


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STORRS, Conn. – Over the past three seasons, a trend has emerged in the Connecticut-Notre Dome women's basketball series. And that trend is that Skylar Diggins always shows up to play against the Huskies.
Starting with the 2011 NCAA Final Four, when Notre Dame eliminated UConn from tournament play with a 72-63 victory, the Irish have won five of their last six meetings against the Huskies, including a 73-72 victory at Gampel Pavilion Saturday. Diggins has averaged just over 20 points in those six games.
In Saturday's nail biter over No. 1UConn, Diggins proved herself once again, hitting the game-winning free throws with 49 seconds remaining. Diggins was fouled by UConn's Bria Hartley attempting a layup after getting past the core of the Huskies' defense.
"I should have made it," Diggins said of the layup. "It was a good play call by coach (Muffet McGraw) and we executed well. I think everybody was really moving with a purpose and that made the defense turn their head for a little bit and gave me a window of opportunity."
Those points won the game for the fifth-ranked Irish (12-1, 1-0 Big East). Diggins finished with 19 points and six rebounds but points did not come easily for the senior guard.
Diggins was 4-for-15 from the floor and had a slow start, making only one field goal in the first half. Nearly half of her points came from the free-throw line, where she hit nine of her 12 free throw attempts. The second half was an improvement for Diggins, as she scored 12 of her 19 points, including two 3-pointers on back-to-back possessions.
UConn coach Geno Auriemma felt that those consecutive three-pointers Diggins made came at a crucial point in the game. The two three-pointers tied the game at 50-50 with 15:26 remaining.
"We were taking over the game at that point and she makes two threes to get them right back," Auriemma said.
Notre Dame's only loss this season came against Baylor on Dec. 5. Baylor is ranked No. 2 this week and will likely replace UConn at No. 1 in the new polls released Monday.
"This is a good win to have on our resume and like I said, we want to continue to get better," Diggins said. "We made a lot of mistakes and I have to take care of the ball better."
Diggins finished with a game-high seven turnovers, five of which came in the first half alone.
"I think when you have a player like Skylar (Diggins) on your team, you don't need to really do a whole lot. She does it all," said Irish coach Muffet McGraw about her guard. "She lays the ground work, she sets the tone."
Although Diggins may be the focal point, she could not do it alone. Kayla McBride had a game-high 21 points, shooting 10-of-21 from the floor without any free throw attempts. McBride also added three assists and three rebounds.
"As a leader on the team, I'm supposed to set the tone and defensively I didn't do that," said UConn guard Kelly Faris, who guarded McBride most of the game. "I think that's usually what is expected of me and McBride got any shot she wanted and she hit almost every single one of them."
The loss marks UConn's first defeat in a Big East conference opener since Jan. 3, 1992, when the Huskies fell 65-60 against Georgetown.


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For anyone who has ever felt they were vanishing from existence.
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H.D. Timmons was born in Brooklyn, NY and is currently a Creative Director living in Kernersville, NC.
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I've been diagnosed with severe postpartum depression and post traumatic stress disorder. OB and mental health professional believe it to be a combination of the stillbirth of my son in January 2009 and then my two subsequent pregnancies back-to-back, one in November 2009 and the next in December 2010. I'm struggling to bond with my daughters, can't sleep and get easily angry and upset and have a ton of anxiety that my babies are going to die. I'm now attending an intensive outpatient counseling program three days a week and haven't been released to return to work. Anybody else having similar issues with PPD?
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I was diagnosed with PTSD due to the 7 week haul in the NICU and all the surgeries. I'm in counseling and taking a happy pill. So far I'd still like to slam random people's heads through drywall. That and cry.
BTW, I hope your counseling helps immensely. I can't imagine the loss of a child.
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I do not have PPD, but just wanted to say I admire you for sharing, and I am sure your openness will help others who are struggling. I am so glad you are getting intensive help. I will keep you in my thoughts. And I hope you find others who have PPD and can provide some support because they are going through something similar.
First of all, hugs to you.
I have a friend who struggled with PPD and PPP. I'll PAN her and see if she wouldn't mind talking with you.
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i have PPD/PPA ive been taking 'my happy pill' for almost 2wks its slowy but surely starting to work....... my anxiety is aimed towards myself and not my LO its hard for me because i constantly worry that im going to die or that i have a serious illness and am going to just die... its scary but im here if you need to talk!
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I do not have PPD but I want to say that seeking help is the best thing for you. You have been through a lot. I had baby blues last pregnancy PP and a tad bit this one... Hang in there! This too shall pass!! ((((HUGS))))
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Kyrou, Helt and Musil assigned to junior teams
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ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have assigned three players to their junior teams.
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Since being traded to Edmonton after the 2012-13 season, Perron has also played for the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Anaheim Ducks.
On July 1, Perron signed a two-year, $7.5 million deal to return to St. Louis, where it all began. Some things have changed, while some have stayed the same.
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ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have assigned forward Glenn Gawdin to his junior team, the Swift Current Broncos (Western Hockey League).
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ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have assigned seven players to their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Chicago Wolves.
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Home game is Sunday at noon; road game at 6 p.m. at CBJby Chris Pinkert / St. Louis Blues
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Skip to comments.TINY ECO-FRIENDLY HOME(The perfect home for the modern liberal)-video
Posted on 03/24/2012 9:33:56 AM PDT by Signalman
Dee Williams built her 84-square-foot home to stand just shy of 14 feet tall and 9 feet wide.
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My 7 daughters would have a problem with the single composting toilet.
Mmmmm! Cozy!
She probably pesters the neighbors for her bi-weekly shower or bath.
I bet she braids her arm pits, too.
No bean soup for her.
No bean soup for her.
I researched these Tiny Homes for a possible hangar office. You can buy a ready-made one for around $65,000.
Or, you can pick up a 15 year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a two car garage and all the modern conveniences in North Reno for around $80,000.
Note she is alone. Note she is an insufferable uber-lib econut. Note she is strange.
Isn't that special? What a whackadoo. Either she smells really, really bad or she's borrowing someone elses running water to bathe. I guess if you don't actually own that particular benefit of modern technology you can still feel smug about yourself.
She's weird, but it's a cute little house. Not the way that I would want to live though.
Reminds me of Ted Kazinski's cabin.
Imagine festive Thanksgiving and Christmas with all the trimmings, buffet of goodies to eat, Grampa in his favorite chair, the laughter and craziness of noisy grandkids....
If I was short on money and lived alone, I could get used to a place like that.
My 83-year old mom bought a building like that and paid my son to remodel it for her. Not to live in, mind you. She makes quilts there. Goes in the real house to potty and shower and stuff. My son did put both heat and A/C in for her but I'm pretty sure she has no plans to live in there. Then again, she's about as Conservative as you can get and laughs at eco-nuts.
LOL. this gal has no idea as to what simple living is really all about.
Little over 40 years ago in rural Alaska, my family and I had a go at simple living, up close and personal.
Of course when the oportunity arose, we did not hesitate to avail ourselves for better things.
I'm with you. Peat moss and sawdust in the toilet and no running water ????
why does that house have a license plate?
Not for me, I have Big House Syndrome. But wish I didn't! Good for her if she is content in that container.
"In my Father's house there are many mansions."
We have a winner!
Actually it's not a house, but an RV since it sits on a trailer and has a license plate.
Probably needs to go to the dump to dump her composted dumps, and to the river to bathe and do her laundry.
I could live in a small house as long as I have a decent kitchen and bathroom. I will need a large detached garage(minimum 3 bay) and an unfinished basement under the house...maybe one under the garage too. And a good sized patio with a storage shed. Maybe two storage sheds. The patio should have a built in gas grill and bar and the yard should be very large(minimum one acre) and fenced in. Plenty of sidewalk and driveway.
With those things I could get buy with a 500 ft^2 house and not even feel like I'm sacrificing.
Yurts were REAL popular in the thirteenth century when the Mongols brought them West. And, yes, they avoided running water too.
Let me clue you in on a little secret, MOST OF THE WORLD HAS RUNNING WATER. It is not always drinkable and you may need to tie a mesh over your faucet to keep the tadpoles and other critters from plonking in your soup pot but you have running water.
No one likes toting water buckets so even in remote areas of the world you will usually find some kind of running water system.
my plastic and wood ship model stash is bigger than that.
I have enjoyed very much reading those links. You have a good family, a good life, and much to be proud of. God bless you and yours.
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