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Andreas Feininger: Nature and the Architect
30 Apr 2011 - 30 Aug 2011
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Modernist photographer Andreas Feininger created a vast body of photographs spanning nearly sixty years. From his dynamic urban views of Manhattan and Chicago to his extreme close-ups of natural forms, from the monumental to the minute, Feininger's work shows his keen instinct for graphic forms and patterning, and his ability to highlight the sculptural qualities of objects. His urban scenes convey his excitement at the visual complexity of city life, while his macrophotographs of shells and bones, often interpreted through a highly surrealist lens, demonstrate his fascination with the elegance and precision of nature. This selection of 27 photographs reveals the keen mind of a photographer who never ceased his quest for order and beauty in the world around him.
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Andreas Feininger, Reflection, 6th Avenue, 1962, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Gift of the Estate of Gertrud E. Feininger, New York, 2009, Photograph: Andreas Feininger, © AndreasFeiningerArchive.com, c/o Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen


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A Slice of Amish Americana
Pine Lakes Lodge • Salesville, OH
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The brightest lights in the Amish country of Southeastern Ohio are the stars in the night sky. Cars motor lightly on the county roads more often traveled by buggy, passing pine-topped hills and rolling ryegrass fields dotted by storybook farmhouses. Don't mistake the quiet for drowsiness—Guernsey County is a land of barn-raisings, meticulous wood-and-leatherworking, and close-knit families relishing the joys and passions of a life led simply and deliberately. Shoes pile on the piers of Salt Fork as their owners splash in Ohio's largest inland lake as the trains breeze by a bygone slice of Americana.
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Settle into Pine Lakes Lodge, a veritable log palace evoking Amish craftsmanship in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. Floral décor and antler chandeliers play second fiddle still to the lodge's stone hearth. Follow the wooden thresholds, handmade furniture, and carved railings to your king-size four-poster bed and two-person Jacuzzi tub in a double-vanity bathroom with granite countertops. Home to whitetail deer, buffalo, and an even pair of camels, the 550 acres of pines at Pine Lakes Lodge is also grounds for pond fishing, blanketed picnics, and campfire s'mores.
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Drawing in the Dark at Fort Nelson next Saturday - Friday, 1 October 2010
Venture into depths of Fort Nelson next Saturday (October 9) as the Royal Armouries celebrates The Big Draw – an annual initiative to encourage everybody to discover the delights of drawing.
Meet the Royal Armouries costumed guides, hear spooky stories in the deep underground tunnels and try your hand at Victorian artwork – illuminated by atmospheric lighting!
Run internationally by an independent charity, The Big Draw encourages drawing and creativity in museums across five continents and 20 countries. The event aims to offer unlimited scope for those who love to draw – and inspiration for those who think they can't!
This is the first time the Royal Armouries has participated in the initiative, first launched in 2000.
The family event runs from 11am to 3pm on Saturday at the Royal Armouries Museum, on Portsdown Hill. No need to book – just drop in! Story times start at 11.15am, 12.15pm, 1.15pm and 2.15pm.
The Royal Armouries in Fareham, houses the national collection of historic cannon and big guns. The museum has one of the world's finest collections, with over 350 cannon dating back over 600 years. The collection originated from HM Tower of London and has been on display in Hampshire since 1995.
Museum admission is free but a small charge applies to some optional activities. For details of all forthcoming events visit the website at www.royalarmouries.org
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- The Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson also tells the story of the Palmerston Forts, built to protect Portsmouth from a feared French invasion in the 1860's.
- Every day, visitors can see one of the big guns fired in salute, watch our resident actors bring to life characters from 1,000 years of history, explore secret underground tunnels and enjoy incredible views from the ramparts. An extensive programme of special event spectaculars takes place throughout the year.
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I believe that Canty, Linval, and Austin are the only DTs we have inked for next season. 2 of them are badass DTs and deserve to be starting, Austin on the other hand hasnt played in a game in 2years so it would be great for him to pick up where he left off, but lets be real...
That being said, where do we look at a DT in the draft??
Ive read up and seen some footage of Derek Wolfe from Cincy dude KILLED it last season with 21.5 TFLs and 9.5 sacks, are some of the big name DTs REALLY worth the higher spot when we can get this guy in the 4th or 5th
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Strengths: Has a tall, solid frame with adequate length and has
done a nice job losing the bad weight and firming his body. Has a quick
first step with fluid movements off the ball. A natural bender, staying
low and using leverage to force his way into the backfield. Highly
competitive and fierce, showing relentless effort to the pocket with a
nonstop motor. Has very good awareness, keeping his head on a swivel
with a good feel to quickly locate and react to the play. Tough as nails
with a physical attitude and often attracts double-teams. An extremely
hard worker in the weight room and doesn?t let up in practice. Versatile
in college, lining up in several different spots, including moving to
nose tackle over the center on third downs. Stayed durable over his
career, starting the final 38 games of his collegiate career. Was
productive at Cincinnati, especially as a senior when he led the
conference in tackles for loss (21.5) and had career-highs in tackles
(70) and sacks (9.5).
Negatives: Only average lower-body strength and
struggles to anchor at the point of attack. Bit of a defensive
end/defensive tackle ?tweener who struggles in traffic with multiple
blockers, not always using his limbs effectively to disengage. Will
allow his body to get too upright at times and needs to consistently
keep his pad level down to be effective. Not a quick-twitch player and
struggles to quickly change directions with some body stiffness. Has
streaky hand placement and usage, abandoning his technique. Lacks a
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John L. Scott deploys a unified wireless network across several offices and three states to attract and retain top real estate agents.
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The University of Canterbury's Student Volunteer Army are auctioning a child's playhouse this month, with all proceeds going to the Ronald McDonald house.
The playhouse will be auctioned on Trade Me, while a second playhouse gifted to the SVA will be donated to a Christchurch pre-school or family.
Each playhouse has an estimated value of $1600.
SVA president Bridget Williams says the group plan to continue their volunteer work in Christchurch this year, setting up five new "platoons" - named Creativity, Muscle, Green, Dish it up and Outreach.
The creativity platoon will work with Gap Filler to help fill the "negative spaces" around the city, the muscle platoon consist of students keen to do physical volunteer labour, the green platoon is made of forestry students and those passionate about the environment, the dish it up platoon will feed the hungry, working with the Salvation Army and setting up soup kitchens, and the out-reach platoon students will help charities and families.
Volunteering will start on Clubs Day on February 21.
Williams hoped the days of shovelling liquefaction silt were over for SVA students and would be replaced by a raft of community service projects this year.
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"Can we use our engineering skills to design our way out of the world's problems?"
-- Megan Smith, general manager of Google.org, on setting its 2011 philanthropy budget at $45 million to help change lives through technology
"Mobile app users are a fickle bunch: While they're willing to give new apps a try, 26 percent of the time, the apps never get a second shot." Sound familiar?"
-- Devindra Hardawa, VentureBeat.com
"The Android applications of LinkedIn, Netflix and Foursquare stored usernames and passwords in unencrypted form on their Google-powered devices. Storing that data in plain text violates a commonly accepted best practice in computer security. Since many people tend to use the same usernames and passwords across any number of sites, the failing could help hackers penetrate other accounts."
-- The Wall Street Journal on Android apps' cloud security risks
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Free Stock Photo of Trumpet and Music Sheet by Chance Buell
February 25, 2011 in Free Photos from Chance Buell
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Never forget this day, and the sadness our great country endured !
Never forget this day, and the sadness our great country endured !
.....and endures.
Trying techniques that I doubt will work because I like to be right!
How could we ever forget!
I'm afraid most already have.
Not that anyone has forgotten, but some have moved on, remembering yet not getting stuck. A lot has happened. More folks have died needlessly. More have been injured standing up for our Nation. We can't do anything about the dead except to honor them. But the injured can be honoired and helped.
Mark Berninghausen
I will never forget, where I live I see the skies full of planes flying to and from Cleveland Ohio. 9/11, not a plane in sight. I wondered, is this the beginning of the end. No we do not nor will those of alive then ever forget. Moving on, yes, forgetting NO.
And the Alamo.
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Campus Update November 2011
Fall is here and God continues to bless the Vanguard community. November is truly a season of thanks and this semester we have much to be thankful for and good news to share.
I would like to invite everyone to join me in starting off your Christmas season with our annual Christmas Fantasia concert. We offer two performances, one at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts on December 1 and another at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on December 2. Your spirit will soar as you watch Vanguard's talented music department sing Christmas carols and get you in the Christmas spirit. For more information about the event and to order your tickets, please visit vanguard.edu/fantasia.
The Love the Lobby Dedication Celebration on October 20 was a huge success. The immense gratitude from students was so evident and the Vanguard community is so appreciative to the generous donors who made the refurbishing of the lobby possible. Students can now enjoy a new space to gather in community and create lasting Vanguard memories. For photos of the celebration please visit vanguard.edu/lovethelobby.
This November 12, Vanguard's Veterans Resource Center will be honoring all veterans with dinner and a presentation by John Van Sky, PhD. Dr. Van Sky is a combat veteran and adjunct professor at Vanguard. He will be discussing the challenges veterans face when returning home from combat and the critical role of higher education in preparing the next generation for leadership beyond the battlefield. It is sure to be a great event that truly honors our veterans. For more information regarding this event, please contact Brent Theobald at (714) 966-5447 or via email at email@example.com
I want to wish everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday; this season is a reminder of all the blessings God provides to each and every one of us.
God bless you and God bless Vanguard,
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Lieutenant Vincent Harry Thornton
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Vincent Harry Thornton was born at Chile, South America in 1897, though his family lived in England. He moved to Australia in 1912 when he was 16 years old to be an agriculture student. He worked as a farmer in the Rochester area of Victoria enlisting on the 2 February 1915 by putting up his age to 21. On enlistment he was assigned to the light horse. Thornton embarked with the 13th Light Horse Regiment aboard HMAT Persic on 28 May 1915. He served in Alexandria until July 1916 where he was transferred to the 1st ANZAC Light Horse Regiment. As part of this unit he served in France until January 1918 when he was selected for training as a pilot in the Australian Flying Corps. He graduated as a lieutenant in July 1918 and joined 4 Squadron, AFC. He returned to Australia in on 23 September 1919 per HMAT Ascanius and continued flying after the war. Vincent Thornton was killed when his DH 9 collided with another DH 9 during an air show as a part of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York in Melbourne, 21 April 1927.
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First World War Embarkation Roll
- Rank: Private
- Date of embarkation: 28 May 1915
- Place of embarkation: Melbourne
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Thornton, Vincent Harry (Private, b.1893 - d.1927)
Collection relating to the First World War service of 569 Lieutenant Vincent Harry Thornton, 13 Light Horse Regiment. Collection consists of part of letter written in April 1916 describing the evacuation of Gallipoli. Thornton was later promoted to Lieutenant and transferred to No 4 Squadron...2DRL/0842
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Typed extract from letter of Vincent Harry Thornton, 1916
Typed extract from a letter written by 569 Private (later Lieutenant) Vincent Harry Thornton, 13th Light Horse Regiment. The letter is dated 18 April 1916, and describes the evacuation from Gallipoli.RCDIG0000255
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Are Humans Sustainable?
At home or within our places of business it is necessary to live within our means and do our part to reduce our consumption of natural resources, reuse things instead of throwing them away into a landfill, and recycle materials so that they can be reused in another product. An Ignite presentation at WREF 2012 featured different presentations on how to make this happen.


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Far Cry series
Anyone gonna get Far Cry 3 this year? It handily comes out very near my birthday so I know I am.
I got FC2 for free thanks to PS+. I wasn't expecting much. Firstly, I had never heard many people talk about the games. I had perhaps seen them in magazines before, but never had much interest. Plus, free games aren't usually that good (Tomb Raider: Underworld for example).
But man, the game is awesome. The atmosphere of the African jungle is great and the realism... I will never get bored of hitting a rock/trunk with my knife and hearing the different sounds... I don't think many games have as much detail. You can fire an RPG and really feel the power as a huge bushfire begins to burn. Of course, it isn't perfect due to enemies respawning and stuff, but I am loving the game. Anyone with PS+ (EU PS+, not sure about US) should definitely give the game a try!
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I'm getting Far Cry 3 this Sept. I never payed attention to the series, but because of the "Stranded" trailer, I am kind of into this now.
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im with you on that...i got it FREE cuz im PS+
I've heard of the game but it hasn't grabbed my attention.
Ya. the way it makes it feel realistic is cool and all
the only downfall so far is the traveling hek you get a mission and its on the other side of Africa you can only drive or boat and it takes a while too!
not to mention the random Outpost with enemy's ... over its cool i just play it when i got bored of my other games managed to get a few trophy's already .....
I think this why they gave it Free to PS+ so we can get hyped or talk about ti and await for FAR CRY 3
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Back in christmas, after seeing the gameplay, I wanted it, but now that the "spend craze" has passed, I don't feel like spending that $.
In fact, I turned down Skyrim, Twisted metal, and Batman Arkham City.
Only game I really really want right now is Hitman 5, I can deal without the others.
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Got 2 from plus too. Wasn't expecting much from it seeing as my friend was disappointed with it back when it was released but it's cool! Blew up my own car and two others with an RPG and that fire just friggin spread.
Haven't played too much of it though because I forgot to save and had to go two missions back which has put me off for now.
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I love how so many guns are similar to Uncharted's.
AK-47, FAL, M79 Grenade launcher, RPG-7. A gun that looks the same as the hammer. I'm sure it is just a coincidence though.
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I played FC2 back when it came out. At the beginning, I was very impressed. The realism was very impressive and entertaining. Having a gunfight, even against just 2 enemies, can be quite challenging!
However, once I got about 10 hours in, I realized just how much time I was sinking into playing this game, and I looked at the story progress, and I was at 8% (!!!!!!!!!!). Now mind you, I had been playing the game, not exploring and screwing around. It was then that I realized how long this game was going to be, and how tedious it was to drive from place to place over and over again, going to get missions, blah blah blah. I just stopped shortly after. I hope FC3 runs a bit more smoothly and easily, like, if you WANT to take a long time, you can, but if you want to just move through the story, you can do that too.


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Stones of the Yarra Valley Wedding from fotoJOJOHappy Friday, lovelies! I'm about to send you into your weekend with a huge does of pretty from fotoJOJO and this Stones of the Yarra Valley wedding. After the bride + groom visited the Victoria vineyard, everything else began to fall into place
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Should We Model Graphene as a 2D Sheet or Thin 3D Volume?
Andrew Strikwerda August 4, 2015
Within the research community — and on the COMSOL Blog — graphene has been a topic of great interest. The unique properties that make this material so remarkable can also make it challenging to analyze. In simulation, a particularly difficult question to address is whether graphene should be modeled as a 2D sheet or a thin 3D volume. We provide answers to this question in today's blog post.Read More
Jiyoun Munn July 1, 2015
In electromagnetics simulations, the ultimate goal is to boost the efficiency and productivity of your device by closely mimicking the effects observed in reality. This process requires an understanding of the reality you are trying to describe and mimic, as well as the details that should be included. Let's explore the reality of electromagnetic waves with regards to the measurement environment.Read More
Walter Frei June 30, 2015
Over the last several weeks, we've published a series of blog posts addressing the various domain and boundary conditions available for wave electromagnetics simulation in the frequency domain; as well as modeling, meshing, and solving options. In this blog post, I will tie all of this information together and provide an introduction to the various types of problems that you can solve in the RF and Wave Optics modules.Read More
Brianne Costa June 23, 2015
As you leave for work, your garage door closes and texts your office coffeemaker to start brewing a fresh pot. During the day, your sprinkler system gets a weather report that it's going to rain and cancels its afternoon watering. This isn't a futuristic television show, it's the Internet of Things, and with the next generation of wireless communication, 5G, it's coming soon. First, we need to optimize the performance of existing mobile device antennas.Read More
Walter Frei June 22, 2015
A question that we are asked all of the time is if COMSOL Multiphysics can model laser-material interactions and heating. The answer, of course, depends on exactly what type of problem you want to solve, as different modeling techniques are appropriate for different problems. Today, we will discuss various approaches for simulating the heating of materials illuminated by laser light.Read More
Walter Frei June 18, 2015
When solving wave electromagnetics problems with either the RF or Wave Optics modules, we use the finite element method to solve the governing Maxwell's equations. In this blog post, we will look at the various modeling, meshing, solving, and postprocessing options available to you and when you should use them.Read More
Walter Frei May 27, 2015
Whenever we are solving a wave electromagnetics problem in COMSOL Multiphysics, we build a model that is composed of domains and boundary conditions. Within the domains, we use various material models to represent a wide range of substances. However, from a mathematical point of view, all of these different materials end up being handled identically within the governing equation. Let's take a look at these various material models and discuss when to use them.Read More
Walter Frei May 14, 2015
Metals are materials that are highly conductive and reflect an incident electromagnetic wave — light, microwaves, and radio waves — very well. When using the RF Module or the Wave Optics Module to simulate electromagnetics problems in the frequency domain, there are several options for modeling metallic objects. Here, we will look at the Impedance and Transition boundary conditions as well as the Perfect Electric Conductor boundary condition, offering guidance on when to use each one.Read More
Jiyoun Munn May 4, 2015
What if you could enable non-experts to run your multiphysics simulations on their own? You would save time, for sure, and they would get easy access to your expertise. Turning your simulations into apps with customized and easy-to-use interfaces is now a reality. Here, I will explain why you should start creating apps and how to go about it. We'll use the new Corrugated Circular Horn Antenna Simulator demo app to guide us.Read More
Brianne Costa April 29, 2015
As communication systems in aviation become more complex, multiple antennas are often placed on the same airplane. This creates crosstalk, or cosite interference, which occurs between the antennas and can disturb the operation of the aircraft. In this tutorial model, new with COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.1, we simulate the interference between two identical antennas — one transmitting and one receiving — on an airplane's fuselage to analyze the crosstalk effect.Read More
Fanny Littmarck April 20, 2015
COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.1 introduces a new tutorial model of a UHF RFID tag. RFID tags allow you to identify and monitor both inanimate objects and living creatures through the use of electromagnetic fields. The UHF RFID tag has a wider range than other types of RFID tags and is often used to identify animals. We can evaluate the performance of the tag through an analysis of the electric field and far-field radiation pattern.Read More


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Crop acreage reporting dates change for fall-seeded, forage crops
Minnesota USDA-Farm Service Agency (FSA) announced that some crop acreage reporting dates have been changed to be the same as those established for crop insurance.
This change only applies to forage crops that are covered by an Actual Production History (APH) crop insurance policy and for all fall-seeded small grains, regardless of crop insurance coverage.
Producers who have planted small grains this fall must go into their local FSA office and file a 2013 acreage certification by Nov. 15 to be considered timely filed. This date applies whether the crops are insured or not insured.
Producers who have forage crops eligible for an APH crop insurance policy must also file a 2013 acreage certification by Nov. 15.
FSA and the USDA-Risk Management Agency have been working to make crop acreage reporting dates consistent for all farm and insurance programs.
For more information, contact the Crow Wing/Cass FSA Office at 218-829-5965 or go to http://www.fsa.usda.gov/.


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I read in one of these forums that if you feed too late in the season that it can cause moisture problems over the winter. Any input I live in Northern Burr-mont so it's in the 50's and low 60's.
I read in one of these forums that if you feed too late in the season that it can cause moisture problems over the winter. Any input I live in Northern Burr-mont so it's in the 50's and low 60's.
I find the bees won't take much in the way of liquid feed after about October 15th. I've got my final rounds of liquid feed on now.
It got down to the low 40s last night here, and I expect it to get to the upper 50s today. When I fed it the first part of September the bees took the syrup fast. They have slowed now, and I'm not at all certain they will take all the feed I have given to them. Any they don't take by mid month will get pulled. I'll start wrapping then.
After that they are on their own until late February when I will check to see how they are doing. If I have done my job they will be fine and have plenty of remaining stores. If they are in danger of starving I will feed slabs of fondant on the top bars, and put a spacer rim around the fondant so that I can get the cover back on.
Hope this helps!
Feed them until they stop taking it. The key word is "stop". Let me explain why: my orange hive I started feeding several weeks ago due to being very light on stores. They were taking it like gangbusters.
After misjudging the stores of my purple hive I started feeding them (too late I think). I guess the true description would be "I started offering them food." Which they were not taking. That's a problem.
The difference between these 2 hives got me worried and I looked at the beetle trap I have under the purple hive, I almost cried when I saw all those mites. Dead mites mind you, but mites all the same. Mites everywhere you looked. So now I'm wondering if the mite load is affecting the bees' performance and ability to take the syrup.
So now I have to go in and see what is keeping them from taking the syrup, are they dying? Are there not enough of them to take the syrup? Without seeing how the one hive was taking the syrup, I would have just thought this purple hive was slower. Now I think it indicates a problem.
So the moisture issue is my real question!!!
When the colony clusters so it can't get to the feed.
Mark Berninghausen
Are you worried that they won't cap the syrup and it's the UNCAPPED food that will cause moisture problems?
I would think it's essentially as Mark said, until they can't get to the food or they aren't taking it. I wonder if candy boards would be better...
A candy board is a good option if you don't think you can feed them up in time. When they run out of honey, the the bees will be just under the candy, and the surface will be covered in syrup from the condensation on it. Instant food source.
Some will also drip off onto the bees, but they just eat it, and it mostly drips off the outer part anyway -- they will clean it up off the frames and comb when it's warm enough in the hive for them to move around.
Best part is no worries about excess water.
You can put them on after a hard frost, you only need to lift the top and inner cover and pop the board on. Leave an upper entrance for ventilation and you are good for the winter.
Sounds good so what do you think is the best/easiest recipe for fondant?
Go to mdasplitter.com and you can find one there along with a fountain of other info. http://www.dave-cushman.net/bee/newhome.html will surprise me if there is not one here too.
usually feeding heavy syrup doesn't cause much trouble
feeding thin syrup probably would cause more trouble
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
I would like to cause no trouble!?!?
In terms of temperature, don't bother feeding syrup (I use 5:3) if it's under 14 C / 57 F.
It's too cold for them to leave the cluster if its lower (unless in sunshine).
It also causes a lot of condensation in the hive at these temps.
Matthew Davey


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DOE Science Foundation Program Scholarship Award Announcement
In keeping with efforts to support the scholastic endeavors of young Marshallese people, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is pleased to announce the establishment of the DOE Marshall Islands Science Foundation Program (MISFP). The MISFP will award scholarships to highly motivated high school seniors or early entry college students interested in pursuing a college or university education in math and science.
What to Know about Bill No.43 – The Social Security (Amendment) Act of 2013
Public hearings were held in Majuro and Ebeye on September 20 and 26, 2013, respectively, to discuss Bill No. 43, also known as the Social Security Amendment Act, 2013. This bill is aimed to amend 18 sections of the Social Security Act of 1990 to provide for changes that will lead to further financial stability of the retirement fund by increasing contributions, decreasing benefits and removing loopholes that trigger benefits to uncontrollably increase.
VIEW: "What to Know about Bill No.43 – The Social Security (Amendment) Act of 2013" (includes graphs and highlights in .docx)
APEC Chair Holds Special Session with Marshall Islands and Pacific Envoys
Republic of the Marshall Islands Ambassador to Japan, Ambassador Tom D. Kijiner, today joined three non-APEC Pacific nations in Bali, Indonesia, for a special session organized by APEC chairman President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
Ambassador Kijiner is representing Marshall Islands President Christopher J. Loeak, who presently serves as Chair of the Pacific Islands Forum.
World-wide Coverage of Marshall Islands Call for "Climate Change" Action
World Media Week-in-Review of Marshall Islands Climate Change Declaration:
YouTube: BBC World News: Interview with Minister de Brum
26 Sept – Minister de Brum joins BBC World News.
Source: British Broadcasting Corporation
Marshall Islands President Pleads in The New York Times: Don't Let Us Drown
26 Sept – The latest president to pen an op-ed in a major American newspaper is not calling for diplomacy in handling military or nuclear threats, as Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Hassan Rouhani of Iran have done in the last month. This president is asking the world to work together to keep his country from drowning.
Source: National Journal
Taiwanese Delegation to Share Diabolo Culture with Marshall Islands
A delegation of twelve people from the National Taipei Education University will come to the RMI to promote cultural exchanges between the RMI and the ROC (Taiwan) by sharing traditional Taiwanese diabolo-playing techniques with the local Marshallese community. They are scheduled to visit Majuro from the 8th to 11th of October 2013.
Marshall Islands President Calls World Leaders to "Common Responsibility"
Christopher J. Loeak, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, addressed the general debate of the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, New York, on September 26. The President opened his remarks expressing concern over the fact that the General Assembly "poetic ritual too often buries the true degree of necessary political will".
READ SPEECH: President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands Christopher J. Loeak, UN General Debate, 68th General Assembly
Marshall Islands Takes Taekwondo Gold at Pacific Mini Games
Marshall Islands taekwondo competitor Jason Sam won the gold medal at the the 2013 Pacific Mini Games held earlier this month, benefitting from world-class taekwondo training at the National Taiwan Sport University (NTSU). Jason credits his NTSU training with his outstanding Pacific Mini Games performance.
Marshall Islands President, UN Secretary-General Discuss Stronger UN, Pacific Partnership
The President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands Christopher J. Loeak met with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon prior to the high-level General Assembly debate which started in New York on Tuesday. During the meeting, held last Sunday at the UN Headquarters, the RMI President and Secretart-General discussed ways to strengthen the partnership between the United Nations and the Pacific island nations.
According to a readout of the meeting, Mr. Ban congratulated President Christopher J. Loeak, whose country assumed the Chairmanship of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), an inter-governmental organization that aims to enhance cooperation between countries of the Pacific Ocean.
GAO Report Points to Continued Challenges for Micronesia and the Marshall Islands
In fiscal years 2007 through 2011, the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) and the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) spent at least half their compact sector funds in the education and health sectors. Because both countries spent significant amounts of compact funds on personnel in the education and health sectors, the U.S.-FSM and U.S.-RMI joint management and accountability committees capped budgets for personnel in these sectors at fiscal year 2011 levels due to concerns about the sustainability of sector budgets as compact funding continues to decline through fiscal year 2023.
VIEW REPORT – Compacts of Free Association: Micronesia and the Marshall Islands Continue to Face Challenges Measuring Progress and Ensuring Accountability
Marshall Islands' President Welcomes Courtesy Call by US DOI's Secretary Jewel
During a courtesy call by US Secretary of Interior Sally Jewell on Friday, September 6, 2013, President Loeak conveyed greetings of "Iokwe" and a warm welcome to Secretary Jewell, on behalf of the people and Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. He described Secretary Jewell's visit to Majuro as a very important one, not only for all Pacific Islands Forum members, but especially the Marshall Islands, given our historical relationship. Secretary Jewell's visit to the Republic of the Marshall Islands was her first international trip after she became the newly appointed Secretary of Interior in April.
Majuro Declaration for Climate Leadership
On September 5, 2013, the Leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) adopted the Majuro Declaration for Climate Leadership. According to the Majuro Declaration website,"the Declaration captures the Pacific's political commitment to be a region of Climate Leaders, and to spark a "new wave of climate leadership" that can deliver a safe climate future for all."
1. Climate change has arrived. It is the greatest threat to the livelihoods, security and well-being of the peoples of the Pacific and one of the greatest challenges for the entire world.
44th Pacific Islands Forum: Forum Communique
The Forty-Fourth Pacific Islands Forum was held in Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands, from 3 – 5 September 2013 and was attended by Heads of State and Government of the Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Kiribati, the Republic of Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Tuvalu.
Marshall Islander SPC Regional Director Makes Official Rounds
The Director for the Secretariat of the Pacific Community's (SPC) North Regional office based in Pohnpei, Mr. Gerald Zackios, is back on island making his round of calls and meeting with Government heads. He will be accompanying the SPC Director General to this week's 44th Pacific Islands Forum meeting on Majuro.
Marshall Islands: Preparations Enter Final Phase for 44th Pacific Islands Forum
Final preparations are underway for the 44th Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders' meeting, to be held in Majuro, the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), from September 3 to 6.
As usual, this year's Forum meeting will bring together the Leaders of the Pacific Island countries, Australia and New Zealand. The PIF members will be joined by delegations from their 13 Post-Forum Dialogue Partners, including the United States, China, Japan, Canada, the Republic of Korea and India, as well as the EU and Member states France, Italy and the United Kingdom. After its recent "pivot to the Pacific", it is anticipated that Secretary of State John Kerry will lead the US delegation.
New Website: www.majurodeclaration.org
Visit the Marshall Islands' New Museum
The Marshall Islands has a new museum dedicated to the finely woven mats known as jaki-ed. Admission is free and its opening hours are seven days a week, 24 hours a day. That's because it's a virtual museum found on the Internet.The museum is an imaginary place designed to showcase the historic and contemporary mats of the Marshalls. In this wondrous world, you can 'stroll' through rooms full of historic mats in Britain or Germany, relax in the cinema as you watch a 'Majuro Productions' show, or go shopping in the museum store. The museum, found at www.clothingmatsofthemarshalls.com, is the result of many years of work that had its beginnings in 2004 when Maria Fowler, the daughter of Iroij and President Amata Kabua, was in Hawaii with her daughter.


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Over the past few years, The Commonwealth Club of California has hosted a number of experts who've discussed Prop 8 and its repercussions. Take a look at what they had to say and what they predicted as Prop 8 made its way up to the Supreme Court:
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Originally Posted by penguinfarmer
I really like Jamar Taylor. He gets challenged a lot but still wins out on a lot on his matchups.
Ya, hes one of my favorite CB prospects...
Originally Posted by nycsportzfan
Hey Redeye, can u put up any of these? Jamar Taylor CB Boise St, Leon McFadden CB S.Diego St(bowl game), Vance McDonald TE Rice, Khalid Wooten CB Nevada, Prentiss Waggner CB/S Tennesee, Montari Hughes DT Chattanoga..
Hey Redeye, was wondering if u could get to that Vance McDonald Video sooner then later, with him looking so solid at the Sr Bowl so far? The kids making a name for himself...
Some Videos from the other Video makers at Draftbreakdown
Michael Buchananan DE Illinois vs OSU
Terry Hawthorne vs PSU CB ILLINOIS
Terry hawthorne vs OSU CB Illinois
Michael Williams vs Miss st TE Alabama
Levine Toliolo vs 3 teams TE Stanford
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Some more of mine
Tyler Eifert Vs Bama
Sam Montgomery vs South Carolina
Jonathan Jenkins vs Alabama 2012
Rex Burkhead vs Georgia RB Nebraska
Logan Ryan CB Rutgers vs VT 2012
Khassem Greene LB Rutgers vs VT 2012
Virginia OT Obay vs UNC
Sylvester Williams vs Virginia 2012 DT UNC
Chris Harper WR KSU
I don't know how you just pop these out. I just wanted to look into Xavier Rhodes and it took me forever to cut.
Vince Williams vs. Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech
GT and Northern Illinois are probably the only games he played a lot of snaps. He doesnt play on passing downs. I have to watch the Duke game see how he played in the NIckel. I read he played in the Nickel package that game
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The front of the bottom half of the left gauntlet is a bit deformed, but i'll fix that tomorow.
Also sorry for the terrible pic quality, I dont have my good camera with me so I cant take pics.
And here is my 99% accurate EE3 Blaster, what do you guys think?


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Wasted in the most extreme sense of the word. When one becomes filthy wasted he/she will do and say things that they would never dream of doing sober. You will also admit to things that you are ashamed of! Girls will want to slap bitches and then make out with 'em and guys will want to kill a nigga!
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We had an invigorating conversation on Kentucky Tonight a couple of weeks ago regarding the nation's on-going debate about the debt and the deficit.
One of our guests continued to think about the topic on his drive back home that evening.
Indiana University Southeast Professor of Economics Eric Schansberg has written a very thoughtful piece which raises some provocative questions for all of us. I offer it as a guest column. Let me know what you think.
"Macroeconomics has been a hot topic for the last five years. During the depths of the Great Recession, the dominant topic was unemployment and the ineffectiveness of fiscal "stimulus" policies. As the economy has limped forward, the dominant topic has become the federal budget—annual deficits, the overall debt, and how much is too much.
Across the world, trouble with deficits and debt is commonplace. It's always difficult to forgo the political temptation of using debt (or inflation) to pay for government spending. Especially in less-developed countries, leaders often succumb to the temptation.
In the United States, federal budget deficits have rarely been an important topic. In wartime, debt has been used as a temporary emergency measure with relatively little long-term impact. In the 1980s, the growth of domestic and especially military spending increased deficits to then-alarming levels. Deficits faded in the 1990s with the end of the Cold War and strong economic growth. Since 2001, tax cuts and increases in all types of spending brought big deficits back. And after the Financial Crisis in 2007, massive increases in spending have led to historically large deficits.
So how much is "too much"? There are three ways to answer this question. First, it's clear that excessive debt will lead to higher interest rates—or even default on the debt. Higher interest rates stem from the basic investment relationship between risk and rates of return. If a debt is perceived as relatively risky, then lenders will require higher interest rates to assume that risk.
An analogy to personal finance is useful here: If you have good credit, you can borrow at standard market interest rates. But if you're perceived as a credit risk—e.g., because your income to debt ratio is too high or you haven't been good about paying back your loans—then you'll pay higher interest rates to acquire loans. Extended further, you'll end up in riskier loan arrangements, such as credit cards, payday lenders, or pawn shops. Likewise, if a government's debt is perceived as risky—given its debt and debt-like obligations (e.g., Social Security, Medicare, government pensions)—then investors will require higher interest rates.
With both personal finances and government debt, higher interest rates are a dangerously slippery slope. With a high level of debt, increasing interest rates, and the limited financial discipline that led to the problem, paying back debt becomes increasingly difficult. Bankruptcy or default becomes more probable. Obviously, individuals and countries should take great care to avoid this scenario.
Second, many people want the government to have a balanced budget. In their view, any deficit is too much. Again, this has some intuitive appeal from the personal finance analogy: Don't spend more than you earn. But the analogy fails in at least one way. Spending on infrastructure projects can reasonably be financed over long periods of time, incurring debt to pay for them today. For example, should a bridge be built exclusively by current taxpayers? Note that many people don't balance their budgets in this sense either — most notably, if one has a mortgage which exceeds income.
All that said, most government spending is for transfer payments and other current services, not infrastructure. So, we might not insist on a balanced budget per se, but this point implies that small deficits—for infrastructure only—are most desirable.
The other problem with a balanced budget is that it completely ignores vital questions about the size and role of government. One might have a huge government— which is bothersome ethically and ineffective practically—with no budget deficit. What good is that?
At the end of the day, the greatest use of a balanced budget guideline (or law) is that it grounds the political temptation in an objective but imperfect norm. And maybe that's a good idea. If followed, it would certainly prevent default and limit spending shenanigans.
So again, how much is too much?
Let me suggest a third and most valuable answer. In "Economics in One Lesson," Henry Hazlitt notes that government must pay for all of its spending—through taxes, inflation, or debt (and thus, higher future taxes). So, the relevant question is: When should we use higher future taxes to pay for current spending? In other words, when should we borrow from the future's prosperity and harm those in the future—in order to enrich those in the present?
The personal finance analogy is again helpful here. When should we use credit cards—to be paid off by future generations—to pay for stuff today? When should we make our children pick up our tab?
If we're not comfortable with the answer to those questions, then we have too much debt."
D. Eric Schansberg
Professor of Economics, Indiana University Southeast (New Albany, IN)
Adjunct Policy Scholar, Indiana Policy Review
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This is a gang known in Texas mostly in Southwest Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and other over populated hispanic cities the males are kalled Tejas Surenos 13 and the females are kalled Tejas Surenas 13. To show that there down they have to put 3 dots on the left side of there wrist an one dot on the right making the number 13. The colors are Blue - Brown - and the original colors of the Surenos of South California Gray. The enemies are Bloods, latin kings, and TGB.
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When a Child Looks Yellow
I saw a toddler the other day with the mom's chief complaint of "my child looks yellow". On first glance I too noticed the child's "glowing" yellow skin, but it was quickly evident that this child was not jaundiced, but rather was carotenemic.
Carotenemia is a clinical condition caused by an increased level of carotene in the blood. It is commonly seen in infants and toddlers who eat excessive amounts of baby food carrots, sweet potatoes, squash and peaches. Children actually metabolize carotene more slowly than adults, which is why it is more commonly seen in children.
Many of the commercially prepared baby foods, especially vegetables and fruits, have a high carotene content as carrot and carrot rich ingredients may routinely be added to strained baby foods.
Carotenes are present in all pigmented vegetables and fruits, and the carotene may be masked by the green color of chlorophyll in these foods as well. Foods with a high carotene content include not only carrots and squash, but apricots, beans, peas, spinach, sweet potatoes, mangoes, oranges, tomatoes, and papaya.
In general, vegetables that are deeper green or yellow contain the most carotene. Human milk may also be a source of carotene if the maternal serum carotene is high.
Upon further questioning, the child's mother told me that her daughter was otherwise healthy. She did not have any fever, was not vomiting and did not have any change in the color of her urine. She was a happy baby and was just starting to walk.
Her daughter was beginning to drink whole milk and was still eating baby foods. On the child's exam her eyes were not yellow in appearance and she did not have an enlarged liver. The mother was happily relieved to hear that the problem was actually not jaundice, as several of her relatives had suggested. The mother and I discussed the diagnosis of carotenemia, and also discussed transitioning her daughter from pureed foods to table foods. Not only was it important and age appropriate for her child to begin feeding herself mushy table foods, there is an inverse relationship to carotene levels in smaller particle foods rather than table foods.
The mother left relieved and her daughter just looked a bit too golden but healthy!
That's your daily dose for today. We'll chat again tomorrow.
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Okafor at 19 is not an Ideal pick for Pass rusher. He reminds me of Osi and honestly, I am a big Osi fan but people complain so much about his inability with the run, Okafor presents the same problem so why do you guys want him so much?
Montgomery to me is a bottom of the first early to mid 2nd pick, he doesn't have an arsenal of moves to get to the QB, he gets stuck at times at the point of attack.
Dion Jordan is more of a 3-4 OLB than a 4-3 DE.
Mingo is the only DE pick worth taking at 19, Kid can use his hands, has a spin move, swim move, dip/rip, Swat/rip, over swat and a stutter from the limited I saw, has speed and has not maxed out his frame yet, he shows some power and good closing speed.
He is the Only DE I think is worth where we pick; IMHO.
Would be ideal but highly doubt we are that lucky.
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it does not have to be DE,,,we can get a good DE in the second or third round,,Not sold on mingo in the first,,he is not a three down DE,,at best he is a pass rush specialist in the NFL,,not worthy of a first round pick.
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By: Jason Bashura, M.P.H., R.S.
FDA has prepared a valuable tool that will help its regulatory and public health partners at the state, local, tribal and territorial levels be prepared for disasters that could compromise the safety of the food supply.
The Food Related Emergency Exercise Bundle (FREE-B) is a compilation of scenarios based on both intentional and unintentional food contamination events. These "table top exercises" can help government regulatory and public health agencies assess their food-emergency response protocols and procedures. Additionally, tools, resources and external links are provided within FREE-B to help in response planning.
One of the goals is to mitigate the effects of a large scale food emergency. Agencies become like actors in a play, trying out different roles and seeing how well they perform in a given scenario. What are their strengths? Are there gaps in emergency response plans? What relationships must be strengthened to help protect the public's health and well-being?
FREE-B can also aid agencies that are in the process of revising or developing food emergency procedures. It is designed to allow an agency to interact with multiple partners, such as the medical community, private sector companies and law enforcement. It can also be used by an individual agency to test its own procedures.
Five scenarios currently make up the FREE-B package:
- How Sweet It Is(n't) – The regulatory traceback investigation and recall that occurs after testing shows a food product contains high levels of lead.
- Stealthy Situation – The nuances encountered when a cluster of illness is associated with a foodservice establishment.
- Wilted Woes – The epidemiological investigation to identify the contaminated food when there is an unintentional contamination of produce with E. coli O157:H7.
- High Plains Harbinger – The investigation of animal disease caused by intentional infection of cattle with Foot and Mouth Disease virus, highlighting the roles of animal agriculture and law enforcement agencies during an animal health emergency.
- Insider Addition – Raw meat has intentionally been contaminated with a chemical agent at the food processing facility.
FREE-B's overall goal is to facilitate the taking of appropriate, timely and effective steps during emergencies caused by intentional or unintentional acts. It does this by:
- creating dynamic teams to face critical food emergency incidents;
- assessing readiness of all involved to effectively address a food contamination incident; and,
- defining roles and interactions with government agencies and food industry organizations, including understanding the resources that each of these bring to the table.
Users of Free-B are encouraged to evaluate this toolkit and provide feedback to the Food Defense Oversight Team, so that future versions of the tool can better prepare our partners.
Industry, academia and non-government organizations can also benefit from participating in one of these exercises. Food defense truly is everybody's business.
Jason Bashura, M.P.H., R.S., is a health scientist on the Food Defense Oversight Team at FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition


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50 years ago Argentina was considered by many the Europe of Latin America, given its abundant natural resources and its large and highly educated middle class. Like many Latin American countries, the 20th century was a roller coaster ride for Argentina, cycling back and forth between leftist movements and right-wing military dictatorships; economic boom and economic stagnation; times of calm and times of heavy conflict and insecurity. While change has been the norm over the past century-plus in Argentina, there are some things that have remained constant: beautiful landscapes, delicious beef and wine, dances of tango, and financial crises.
1976 was perhaps the darkest hour in Argentina's history. The post World War II chapter of Peronist populism was overthrown by a military coup in 1976, ushering in a period of brutal military rule ("The Dirty War", 1976-1983) that resulted in the death and disappearance of over 30,000 people, as well as the eventual collapse of the national economy.
1983 witnessed a return to democracy, with the withdrawal of the military from government and the election of Raul Alfonsin as president. However, though democracy was restored, the economy remained lifeless. Peronist candidate Carlos Menem was then elected president, and after almost a decade of hyperinflation Menem began deviating from his former Peronist populist policies, opting instead for neo-liberal economic models advocated by the IMF. Argentina soon became the poster child for the neo-liberal model. The economy was briefly steady, the peso was pegged to the dollar, and the Argentine people were told that they would soon become part of the "first world". However, unemployment ticked upwards and the peso became highly overvalued.
On Dec. 20, 2001 the bottom fell out - Argentina's economy teetered on the brink of collapse. Banks locked, denying people access to their own accounts, as they watched the peso, along with their savings, devalue to a third of its original worth. Citizens all around the country took to the streets banging their frying pans and chanting "que se vayan todos" or "get rid of them all" for the removal of politicians in the corrupt government.
Following the economic crisis of 2001, Argentines led a movement that emerged as a response to failed economic policies advocated by international finance institutions such as the IMF, organizing into neighborhood assemblies that attempted to take the place of the void left by the insecurity and failure of the state. As a result, over 65 factories were taken over by their workers and transformed into cooperatives. Meanwhile, social movements gained in efforts to hold politicians and military officers accountable for gross human rights violations during the period of the dictatorship, and a broad effort at recuperating the memory of the lives of the disappeared brought new life to human rights cases.
The economic crisis began to calm in 2002. Due to the devaluation of the peso, Argentina's exports suddenly became cheap and the economy boomed. 2003 witnessed the beginning of the presidency of leftist Nestor Kirchner, and he became an immensely popular leader within Argentina. The economy continued to grow, debts to the IMF were paid, and Argentina began to sense something it had not sensed in a long time: optimism. Kirchner's wife, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, succeeded him as President in 2007 and continues to hold the post today.
Unfortunately, economic woes have returned to Argentina in recent years. Inflation has skyrocketed, unemployment is spiking upwards, and debt continues to increase. Additionally, corruption persists and recent moves by Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner have been viewed by some as increasingly undemocratic and heavy-handed. The president is facing mounting domestic criticism for these and other related issues, and hundreds of thousands of Argentineans took to the streets in September 2012 and April 2013 to protest. In light of all these issues, and though Cristina is not up for re-election, it will be interesting to see how it will all play out in the 2015 presidential election.
Visit Argentina with Global Exchange to better understand the collapse of the neo-liberal project and the questioning of the current political-economic scheme; witness the possibilities that Argentine movements present in building a community-based economy, hear new voices for human rights from the South, and discover how new alliances are reshaping the political horizon of the Southern Cone.


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I just found a way to watch IAS online. It is scheduled to be broadcasted from 7:45 am to 9:55 am EDT today (Fri 8/14).
1. Go to SquidTV
2. Scroll down a bit to find CJB and click 260K in blue.
3. You might have to install or upgrade Windows Media Player.
I wish I had found this info earlier, but I hope some people will read this before the show time.


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quote:i did that one of the times I played that level.
I sabatoged the power system to lure away the security and avoided the drug dealer to get into his place. He had a sniper rifle and a vantage point on the king, so easy
quote:it was very theraputic
How about that level where you have Lenny out in the middle of nowhere and have all those different ways to kill him.
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Iron Gate Trellis
- Overview
Laced with climbing roses or twining vines, our wrought-iron arched trellis lends romance and vertical interest to the terrace, patio or garden bed.
- 60" wide x 24" deep x 86" high
- Made of wrought iron with a bronze-colored finish.
- Will develop a rustic patina finish over time.
- Arch trellis set includes: 1 top arch and 2 side trellis pieces.
- The two trellis pieces connect to the top arch.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 60" wide x 24" high x 86" thick
- Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
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Updated May 13, 2011 at 5 p.m. EDT with response from a Burson spokesperson, who acknowledged the deletion depicted above.
Just when it looked like the Facebook Burson-Marsteller black-ops anti-Google smear scandal couldn't possibly get any more bizarre, because, after all, the principals are PR professionals, new details emerged about the botched campaign Friday as the debacle reverberated from New York to Silicon Valley.
On Friday, both companies remained in respective crisis-mode bunkers. Burson in particular seemed to be scrambling to contain the growing scandal, but its attempt to censor negative posts on its own Facebook page only fueled the spectacle into its third day.
"That was wrong," a Burson representative told Wired.com in a call minutes after this story went live. "We'll be reaching out to Jessica, and we'll let her put her post back," the representative said, adding that the company's Facebook page has received "a lot of profanity."
To recap, Facebook paid Burson to try and plant anti-Google stories in major media outlets, but the ham-handed employees at the center of the campaign refused to disclose their client — Facebook — to reporters, a clear violation of industry ethical standards. After a well-known blogger posted Burson's embarrassing solicitation, the whole scheme began to unravel, before exploding in spectacular fashion on Wednesday night, when The Daily Beast reported that Burson's client was Facebook.
The stunning failure of the operation led Wired's Steven Levy to conclude that "Facebook was running a smear campaign against itself."
Industry experts reacted with a mix of resignation ("this happens all the time"), disgust at the tactics, incredulity that the principals could have been so foolish and, to be sure, a certain amount of schadenfreude that the high-flying Burson, which this week was named North American PR Agency of the Year at the SABRE Awards, had been laid low.
"I'm not at all surprised this happened given the parties and stakes involved," said Lane Buschel, co-founder of First-Person Communications, a boutique PR firm in New York. "To maintain their morality and trusted connections in the media, reputable firms should decline this business. But forgetting morality, think practicality. Offline it is hard enough to keep a secret; the network effects online make getting away with lying nearly impossible."
"If Burson wants outside representation from a PR firm that respects the media to help deal with this crisis, I have some time next Tuesday afternoon," Buschel added.
On Friday, Burson said it would not fire the two employees, John Mercurio and Jim Goldman, who orchestrated the campaign to plant the anti-Google stories.
Instead, Mercurio and Goldman, both high-profile former journalists new to Burson, will receive additional ethics training, the company said.
"We have talked through our policies and procedures with each individual involved in the program and made it clear this cannot happen again," Burson's USA President Pat Ford told PR Week (subscription required), as cited by The Daily Beast.
Meanwhile, the former Chairman and CEO of Burson's British business absolutely ripped apart the firm's tactics, calling them "furtive and creepy."
In a blog post, Terence Fane-Saunders, now head of European agency Chelgate, asked: "What on earth has happened to Burson-Marsteller?"
"In this grubby little attempt to seed negative stories without disclosing their source, they were denying the media (and that means the public, and that means you and me) the opportunity to assess the value of those stories," Fane-Saunders wrote. "If you don't know the source, you can't judge motive. In this case, source and motive were absolutely central to the story; so central, I would suggest, that the story itself becomes incomplete and misleading if that information is withheld."
"If they are in any way half-hearted in their apology and their recognition of fault, then it's a black day for the PR profession," Fane-Saunders added.
But Burson's posture seemed more defensive than apologetic Friday afternoon, after the company was caught deleting critical posts from its Facebook page. (Compare the screenshot above to Burson's current Facebook page.)
"That just adds fuel to the fire," Buschel said.
For its part, Facebook remained hunkered down, despite growing calls for the company to explain its conduct.
And Google? The search giant appeared to be following a basic lesson from PR 101: When your opponent impales himself, say nothing.
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So, I managed to do a water change last night and the little baby danios are alive and well.
After I got back home from the gym, I found my three shrimps just grazing away like no tomorrow so I quickly whipped out my camera as I've never seen them out like that and thought I'd share it with you.
I've also taken a pic of the new snail that I was talking about in my earlier posts. So for those who have just popped in... I used to have a different Golden Apple snail but he would eat so much that he grew in a few weeks from a tiny thing to a small sized golf ball. And due to his appetite he started munching away on all my plants. I exchanged him for a much smaller dude and he seems to be very well behaved. Hasn't touched any of my plants so far.
Finally, you'll see a photo of the little Celestial Pearl Danio fry! There were many more and we thought they would survive in the little bit of moss that we left floating on top. But they didn't and at one point we even saw a little tiny head floating around! So the 3 that we could find, we caught them and made this makeshift little pen. Basically a transparent plastic pot with holes I poked through to allow water to flow through. I hope these three make it to adulthood. So far I have no clue as to what to feed them. I crush up a bit of the normal fish food but they don't seem so excited about that. They seem so small to eat even the tiniest of foods!
Anyways, congrats if you read through this post! I'm going to make a few tiny changes to that tank, nothing drastically different, just a few small additions and I will put them up here very soon!
Thanks for stopping by!
Originally Posted by BJK View Post
Your tank is fantastic! I hope mine looks that good someday!
I just stuck to the idea I had in my head and ran with it.
Originally Posted by Green_Flash View Post
You might be fine with the cardinal shrimp since you just used ADA as cap right? Not sure on the other soil, never heard of it.
the growth is nice, it does look like a creek!
Thanks, it's my interpretation of a place but I'm glad you can see it too!
|Your tank is fantastic! I hope mine looks that good someday!
You might be fine with the cardinal shrimp since you just used ADA as cap right? Not sure on the other soil, never heard of it.
the growth is nice, it does look like a creek!
Pic of little fish baby!
So here's a terrible photo of the little CPD guy.
The tank is due for a clean and a water change but I'm worried now that I have these little fry if they will be vulnerable to water parameter changes.
On one hand I want the little guys to live and on the other I don't want a slight increase in ammonia which'll affect my shrimps and in particular my little Sulawesi Cardinal shrimp who I am told are quite sensitive to begin with.
Any thoughts and comments will be appreciated!!
Thanks for popping by
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|Very cool looking tank
Celestial Pearl Danio Fry!!
Hey guys, just a quick update... Just some pics of how the tank is coming along.
The pics were taken just before the snails ate all the plants, so they are from last week. I'll have something next weekend to show how they are looking now.
I am due for a water change, but I have just realised I have some CPD fry! Last night, one of the females looked very plump and she was hovering around the moss and I had a feeling she might be wanting to lay eggs. I didn't think anything of it, but this morning I have all these little baby Galaxy Pearls!
Sorry for keeping quiet regarding my journal. Just thought I'd let you know how things are going at the moment.
Sulawesi Shrimp: He is doing great and I'm actually surprised that he is still alive. I asked the guy at the LFS today if he had anymore left as I was about to pay for a Sakura Goldenback shrimp, and he replied "Yes, have only two left, but you cannot keep them with these guys, they need a PH of around 8 and the shrimp you have need about 6.5-7". I said to him that I already have a Sulawesi Cardinal and he was pretty surprised that it's still alive too. Keep your fingers crossed guys. He is adorable and I hope he lives a happy and long life!
Golden Snail: I took the Apple snail back today. One the of the reasons I am not uploading any photos is because the tank is looking a bit disastrous at the moment. The snail managed to eat most of the plants. I fed him but he seems to love eating the fresh new shoots that my plants were giving out. I replaced him for a smaller Golden Apple. The guy at the LFS was a bit baffled as to this one eating plants as they usually don't. He simply said that sometimes you get some that are "b@stards!". I hope this new little dude turns out to be different and stays away from the plants.
I'm going to get a few new plants to replace the old chewed up nasty looking ones so after things settle in I will definitely have some new photos up!
Originally Posted by BoxxerBoyDrew View Post
You have done a FREAKIN' AWESOME JOB on your aquarium!!!!
The journal is only 9 days old, but how long has the tank been actually setup? Your shrimp look very happy, but I would listen to the shrimp people here, as I have never kept any fancy shrimp, yet!
I am looking forward to watching this tank mature!!!
Yes, the journal is only 9 days old, however I set it up about 7 weeks ago, just before Christmas. Did the whole fish-less cycle thing. I did have some different plants in there, but I didn't understand their needs very well and some of them didn't do too great. I sort of know the basics in terms of which plants need less light hence the low light plants in shady areas now.
It's still a work in progress in terms of planting as I still have no clue. I'm even contemplating co2 but it's too scary for me now. I should have a minor update roughly about this weekend, so stay tuned!
Originally Posted by awcoburn2 View Post
Awesome looking tank. I think cardinal shrimp are just so striking.
Do your celestial pearl danios (or galaxy rasboras) hide a lot? Mine tend to be a bit show, but I'm hoping they show off more as my plants grow in.
When I did purchase him from the LFS the girl did put the two shrimps separate bags as their water parameters were very different. She did make it sound like if he initially makes it then there is no reason he won't survive in the long run. And there I thought I could finally put my feet up. Guess the work isn't over just yet.
Regarding the galaxies, yes, they do hide. A lot! So much so when someone comes around they think there's no fish in the tank until they poke their little heads out and they say "Oooh look! Fishies!" They only tend to come out during feeding time. They dart out, eat, then hide again!
You have done a FREAKIN' AWESOME JOB on your aquarium!!!!
The journal is only 9 days old, but how long has the tank been actually setup? Your shrimp look very happy, but I would listen to the shrimp people here, as I have never kept any fancy shrimp, yet!
I am looking forward to watching this tank mature!!!
Awesome looking tank. I think cardinal shrimp are just so striking.
Do your celestial pearl danios (or galaxy rasboras) hide a lot? Mine tend to be a bit show, but I'm hoping they show off more as my plants grow in.
|there is a great variety of information out there. Here is a basic overview: http://www.shrimpkeeping.com/, http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/sh...light=sulawesi, http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/sh...light=sulawesi, and just search for the cardinal shrimp. Also you can speak with several of the long term shrimp gurus on this forum. I'd try mordalphus, speedie408 and others. Good luck.
Originally Posted by Hobbes1911 View Post
I'm a bit confused. Do you have all those shrimp in this tank? If so, the cardinal shrimp isn't going to make it long. They need hard, alkaline water. Quite the opposite of what ADA soil will make. Read up on sulawesi shrimp, specifically cardinals!
Really?? Oh no... I don't want to lose the little guy. He's one of my favourite things in there!
Yes, I currently have 3 shrimps in my tank. Red cherry, blue tiger and the cardinal.
So far the cardinal dude seems to be happy. If he has survived this far do you think he'll just make it and adapt to my water or eventually it'll just kill him one day?
I'd appreciate any advice or tips that you could share in regards to what I can do so he'll live a very happy and long life in my tank
Thank you for bringing it up. I shall do my research.
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Rollout of the Blueprint for Reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 to Transform CTE
Today, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and OVAE Assistant Secretary Brenda Dann-Messier are at Des Moines Area Community College in Iowa, unveiling Investing in America's Future: A Blueprint for Transforming Career and Technical Education, the Department's proposal for transforming CTE through the reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act, last reauthorized in 2006 (Perkins IV).
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