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Crosslake St. Patrick's Day festivities listed
The 39th annual Crosslake St. Patrick's Day Parade and Celebration runs through Sunday, March 17, with various festivities.
The annual parade will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 16. The parade will start in Crosslake Town Square and will wind its way to County Road 3 before heading north on Route 66.
Following is the schedule of events:
Thursday, March 14
The hunt for the lost Pot O' Gold begins. Clues will be available at local merchants and posted at 9 a.m. daily through Saturday, March 16, at Crosslake.com. Find the Pot O' Gold and bring it to Lake Country Crafts & Cones on County Road 66 to win a prize basket, including $100 in Chamber Bucks.
Saturday, March 16
7:30 a.m.-noon: Crosslake Firefighters Pancake Breakfast at Crosslake Lutheran Church Kids, featuring a coloring activity and beads for all the kids.
Sunrise-11 a.m.: RE/MAX hot air balloon tether rides at Manhattan Beach Lodge, weather permitting. Participants must be age 10 or older.
11 a.m.–2 p.m.: Pre-Parade in Crosslake Town Square. Parade lineup will begin at noon at Swann Drive and Allen Avenue, featuring Maucieri's Food & Beverage Cart, music by the Chmielewski Funtime Band and clown entertainment by A Touch of Magic Clowns.
11 a.m.–1 p.m.: Edina Realty Foundation second annual Costume Contest at Edina Realty, featuring Prairie Bay's SideDish Food Truck. Prizes will be awarded at 1 p.m.
11 a.m.–1 p.m.: Parade participant shuttle service offering free transportation from the C&C Boatworks parking area to parade staging in Crosslake's Town Square (for parade participants only).
2 p.m.: 39th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade featuring WJJY's $150 Enthusiasm Award, Best Business Trophy Award (and/or Chamber Bucks) and Best Non-Profit Award (Chamber Bucks). Parade will go from Crosslake Town Square to north on Route 66.
3-4:30 p.m.: Post-Parade in Crosslake Town Square featuring Maucieri's Food & Beverage Cart, music by the Dirty Shorts Band and clown entertainment by A Touch of Magic Clowns.
4-8 p.m.: Live music by SO Big at Manhattan's at Manhattan Beach Lodge.
4 p.m.-closing: DJ Marathon with Premier Party Entertainment at Moonlite Bay Family Restaurant and Bar.
4 p.m.-closing: Variety of bands at Maucieri's.
4:30-8 p.m.: Live music by Taylor Nelson at McCabe's Pub & Bottle Shop.
5 p.m.-closing: Live music by Rockin' Bakken at Crosslake-Fifty Lakes American Legion.
9 p.m.-closing: DJ Music at The Wharf.
Sunday, March 17
4 p.m.: St. Patrick's Raffle Ticket Drawing Party at Manhattan's at Manhattan Beach Lodge featuring karaoke and food and drink specials. Raffle drawings begin at 5:30 p.m.
Receive a free Blinkie Button with each $5 raffle ticket purchased and cash in on discounts and deals at participating businesses.


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3 Lakeview girls on CSAA 1st team
The Lakeview Wildcats girls basketball team had a tremendous season.
The Wildcats finished the regular season with an 18 game winning streak following two losses and won the Central State Activities Association league title.
Deservedly so, the Wildcats had three players named to the CSAA first team and one to honorable mention.
Central Montcalm didn't have they type of season they were hoping for, but still saw two players earn league postseason honors.
Earning first team honors for Lakeview were junior Maddie Shurlow, junior Sadie Massie and senior Lauren Jaquays.
Shurlow, a guard, averaged 10.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.4 steals per game. She shot 70 percent from the free throw line.
Shurlow was the league's top vote getter. She is also a Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) all-state nominee, team MVP and the Wildcat's co-defensive player of the year.
"Maddie is the smartest player I've ever coached," Lakeview coach Dave King said. "She gets it like no other. She sees the floor so well, she is just a smart basketball player. She can do it all. She can score when we need her to, a phenomenal passer and this year took huge strides forward defensively."
Massie, a guard, averaged 12.3 points, 4.2 steals and 3.8 rebounds per game.
"Sadie has always been a great athlete, never a great basketball player until this year," King said. "This year she was our best defender, instinctively. She had a lot of steals as more of a wing defender. She jumped a lot of passing lanes and got a lot of points in run outs. Her shot improved a lot this year."
Jaquays, a center, averaged 9.8 points, 8.9 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game. She shot 43 percent from the floor.
"Lauren has always been a good athlete with a big, strong body," King said. "Her challenge was always the mental part of the game. She started the season the same way, but really came on toward the end. She develop more moves in the post and stepped up her game, especially offensively."
Lakeview senior Estelle Molitor earned honorable mention.
Molitor, a guard, averaged 6.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.3 steals per game. She was a four-year varsity team member, team captain and co-defensive player of the year.
"Estelle, honorable mention is not good enough. Never a flashy player, but always a really good defender," King said. "She was our best on-the-ball defender. When we took Maddie off the ball, Estelle would play the point. She always did whatever we needed."
Lakeview finished the season 19-3 overall.
Central Montcalm senior Savannah Case earned second team honors.
Case, a center, averaged 13 points, 10.2 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game.
"Savannah was definitely one of the strongest inside players in the CSAA this season," Hornets coach Kevin Everingham said. "She has moves inside that had teams double and triple teaming her."
Case will play for Lake Michigan College next year.
Earning honorable mention was senior Ashton Bohen.
Bohen, a guard, averaged 10 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.8 steals per game.
"She started the season as someone that set things up for us," Everingham said. "After some injuries, it required her to take over instead of being just a passer. She really did a good job with it."
Central Montcalm finished the season 5-16 overall.
CSAA All-league
1st team
Shelby Boyd, Newaygo
Hannah Guy, Chippewa Hills
Karah Hensel, Reed City
Lauren Jaquays, Lakeview
Sadie Massie, Lakeview
Maddie Shurlow, Lakeview
Lindsey Veersma, Morley Stanwood
Rachel Weaver, White Cloud
2nd team
Kendall Boone, Chippewa Hills
Savannah Case, Central Montcalm
Mallory Raven, Morley Stanwood
Jacki Stone, Holton
Makenzie Switzer, Reed City
Rachel Younts, Holton
Lauren Zeerip, Hesperia
Honorable mention
Ashton Bohen, Central Montcalm
Madi Giese, Newaygo
Jennie Kizer, Morley Stanwood
Estelle Molitor, Lakeview
Ashley Seath, Big Rapids
Emily Starck, Chippewa Hills
Mariah Stitt, Hesperia
Natalie Westhoff, Reed City
Katie Wildfong, Holton
Caitlin Wilk, White Cloud

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Chief Justice defends city's courts in Oxford talk
Geoffrey Ma Tao-li says speculation is natural following criticism by former justice secretary
In a rare public remark on a topical issue, the city's top judge has said it is natural for Hongkongers to speculate about former justice secretary Elsie Leung Oi-sie's recent criticism of the judiciary.
Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma Tao-li said Leung had every right to voice her opinion, and Hong Kong's higher courts were subject to criticism like any other body. But her background and close ties to Beijing could lead people to believe she was voicing the views of certain interests in Beijing, he said.
The judge made the comment in England, while speaking to a small group at Oxford University's Harris Manchester College. His comments were relayed to the South China Morning Post by a person who heard Ma speak.
Some law students at the talk asked Ma to comment on recent remarks by Leung. She said last month that Hong Kong's legal profession, including judges, did not understand the relationship between the mainland and the city. She then refused to explain her comment at a Legislative Council meeting, saying it could be turned into "McCarthy hearings".
Ma was also asked to comment on remarks by Mr Justice Kemal Bokhary of the Court of Final Appeal, whose recent retirement prompted speculation that he had been pushed out because of his liberal rulings.
Bokhary said last month that a "storm of unprecedented ferocity" was gathering over the rule of law in Hong Kong. He was reacting to public calls for Beijing to reinterpret a long-standing decision of the courts, "and the atmosphere created by the mere fact that this call is being made".
Ma, an honorary fellow at the Oxford college, disagreed with Bokhary's assessment, and described Bokhary's comments as "colourful", according to the person who attended the meeting.
"He [Ma] is of the opinion that this is not quite the case, and the current situation does not bother him to that extent," the person said. "He believes that the courts of Hong Kong are doing what they should be doing, namely, deciding cases according to their legal merits, and the adjudication process should not be affected by the opinions of others."
Ma encouraged attendees to assess the city's legal system from time to time. "He invited everyone to make an objective assessment of the current situation in Hong Kong, and not just take his word for it," the person said.
Ma is on a personal visit to Britain, the judiciary confirmed. "The chief justice has said that Ms Elsie Leung was entitled, just like anyone else, to comment on court decisions, but that in view of her former position … some people may read something more into her remarks," a spokeswoman said.
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New Energy Workforce28 March 2012 at 13:15 PM - University of Hull's Allam Lecture Theatre
Are the UK's low carbon industries heading for a "Skills Crunch"?
Skills gaps have already been identied in the UK's existing energy and process industries. As more renewables and low carbon industries are drawn to invest in the Humber, the demand for skilled and experienced workers in the region is set to increase.
Hear from Siemens, Mainstream RenewablePower, Vivergo Fuels,Centrica
Storage and Energy & UtilitySkills as they share industry's views of the key issuesand how they are being addressed:
What will the workforce of 2020 look like?
How will the workforce requirements of the renewables sector be met whilst balancing the needs of existing industry in the Humber region?
What can the emerging renewables sector learn from the Humber's existing process industries?
The challenges and opportunities presented by these skills gaps require businesses, education and training providers to act now both strategically and operationally, working together to deliver the workforce that our current and future industries will demand.
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The man killed by a train in Christchurch last night has been named by police.
Muray Bruce Miller, 26, died when was he was struck by the train at the Lincoln Rd crossing in Christchurch about 10.15pm.
It is believed Mr Miller and a friend had been walking on Lincoln Rd towards Moorhouse Ave when he tried to cross the railway crossing despite lights and bells indicating the train was approaching, police said.
Mr Miller was struck by the front of the train and carried "some distance" down the railway line.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The death has been referred to the coroner.
KiwiRail is supporting the driver of a train which struck and killed Mr Miller.
Acting Inspector Paul Reeves said it appeared Mr Miller, a Christchurch local, had tried to cross the road or had failed to see the train.
He said the controlled barrier arm was working at the time.
"He hasn't adhered to the barrier arms being down and the lights going [and] it appears he tried to beat the train or he's failed to see it," Mr Reeves said.
The road was closed for about three hours last night while officers conducted a scene examination.
Police have also interviewed witnesses.
A spokeswoman for KiwiRail said it would have been a "very traumatic experience" for the driver.
He has been stood down for a minimum period of three days as a matter of procedure.
The driver will take as much time off as he needs, and will also be offered counselling, the spokeswoman said.
"Some of our drivers want to get back into work straight away - others seek a different approach," she said.
KiwiRail today urged people to always take care at level crossings.


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Chapter 21
"At last you have come," she said, throwing her arms round my neck. "But how
pale you are!"
I told her of the scene with my father.
"My God! I was afraid of it," she said. "When Joseph came to tell you of your
father's arrival I trembled as if he had brought news of some misfortune. My poor
friend, I am the cause of all your distress. You will be better off, perhaps, if you
leave me and do not quarrel with your father on my account. He knows that you
are sure to have a mistress, and he ought to be thankful that it is I, since I love
you and do not want more of you than your position allows. Did you tell him how
we had arranged our future?"
"Yes; that is what annoyed him the most, for he saw how much we really love
one another."
"What are we to do, then?"
"Hold together, my good Marguerite, and let the storm pass over."
"Will it pass?"
"It will have to."
"But your father will not stop there."
"What do you suppose he can do?"
"How do I know? Everything that a father can do to make his son obey him. He
will remind you of my past life, and will perhaps do me the honour of inventing
some new story, so that you may give me up."
"You know that I love you."
"Yes, but what I know, too, is that, sooner or later, you will have to obey your
father, and perhaps you will end by believing him."
"No, Marguerite. It is I who will make him believe me. Some of his friends have
been telling him tales which have made him angry; but he is good and just, he
will change his first impression; and then, after all, what does it matter to me?"


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A Plurky wedding
August 23, 2010
Last week, I was invited to a wedding. A three hour train ride up to Newcastle from London later, and I was able to watch Danni and John tie the knot (and be a witness! SQUEE)!
Why is this significant, I hear you bleat? Well, it's because I met these two on Plurk some time ago, and now love both of them very dearly. Danni and John met on Second Life before Plurk existed, so they truly are an internet couple. What did we do after the wedding, the invisible voice in my head asks again? Well, we dined on pizza, drank too many alcopops (or that might have been just me), ate up the Portal-themed wedding cake, and played Rock Band, where I *ahem* "treated" the newly-married couple with an awful rendition of Still Alive. A fantastic day (but not for those who heard me sing).
Plurk friends of either Danni or John have been able to watch their relationship blossom from the very first plurks about it (and all the cuteness in between), to the announcement of their engagement and subsequent marriage on here.
I thank Plurk for introducing me to them, and wish them many, many years of purple-tinted happiness.


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If Vodka works with such a wide range of drinks, then why with not a wide variety of meals? The Russians know this, and you can too when you head to the St. Petersburg Russian Restaurant.
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Thanks for posting the pics
It was most impressive Straight Razor collection i ever seen All Costume razors !!
Very impressed by all people that came, swords, tools, knifes, razors all in one.
Best group of people, Thanks for great time and looking forward to next
Most people would not consides us vikings sane..
But a great collection of people, i learned alot from all of you, and i ended up with a new vice.. but atleast i'm getting alot better edges!
Thanks to all of you guys for alot of knowledge, alot of fun, good food.. a decent amount of alcohol and an extra big thanks to Björnar for my first Jnat, that was extremely, extremely generous of you!
I will put it to good use!
Great pix. Thanks for sharing with us.
"When you're driving behind a Prius, there's 100% chance that nothing exciting will happen" -Karring M.
Yeah, the razors are mental. The most photos Ive shot. So nice to look at. And good story like the one from 19th [1840?] century with masonic etching. How the hell did they do that back then??!?!
Or the badars damascus ones.
Or the damascus chisels
Or the beatifull stones
Or the nimai plane blades
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Camps Near Me Not ValidatedLocation: Santa Clara, United States Industry: Mobile
CampsNear.me is a location based mobile app that makes it easy for parents to find the right summer camp and other activities for their kids. It not only provides a camp directory but also has the list of activities in each of the camps. Using location, interests and age, it helps you find the most relevant activities in ease.
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As an avid environmentalist, I'm all for programs, policies and strategies that seek to move our nation in a more sustainable direction. Unfortunately, the "Cash for Clunkers" program only represents a tiny drop in the bucket. More importantly, it does nothing to help the majority of people who -- because of their financial standing -- drive the least gas efficient vehicles out there.
When you're financially poor, you don't have that many choices in the kind of vehicle you will purchase. Basically, your choices are centered on society's throwaways. In the current climate, that's trucks, SUVs and fuel-inefficient cars.
While a voucher of up to $4500 may sound significant, it means absolutely nothing to those who earn $30,000 per year or less. The price tag on a new fuel-efficient vehicle is prohibitive! Let's get real. If you make $25,000, you simply don't have the ongoing cash flow to afford a car that costs that same $25,000 -- even if $2000 - $4500 is shaved off the price.
So, in essence, all this program turns out to be is a transfer of public funds into the pockets of the well-to-do -- the people who need the money the least! The people who could benefit the most are the very same people left out in the cold again.


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Innovatics brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 477 Designs von 156 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are a design and web agency based in Berlin and we need some great input for our project Lunchbox.
Lunchbox will be a web based application, developed by our company. Basically a tool for winning, managing and realizing projects, more accurate a "Project Management System". It will have a very simple user interface and a very efficient usability.
The look and feel will be alike 37signals's Basecamp (http://www.basecamphq.com) or Zendesk (http://www.zendesk.com).
The target audience is very simple, companies! Basically it is our target to create a tool that can work for every industry.
We like modern Logos like:
- http://www.dropbox.com
- http://www.zendesk.com (!!)
- http://www.scribd.com
Our idea of the Lunchbox logo is basically a real lunchbox - but we are very open for new ideas. May a "vector based lunchbox" will be the best. The name "Lunchbox" should be readable, not in capital letters (only Lunchbox or lunchbox).
As real requirements, we don't have anything special, it should work as a typical "Web" Logo, more specific a "Software as a Service" Logo.
The platform will be very modern, with iPhone application, special desktop tools, maybe that helps.
We need the logo as a .psd or .ai file.


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From The Wicker Man and featuring Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle:
Animals are fine, but their acceptability is limited. A little child is even better, but not NEARLY as effective as the right kind of adult.
A Happy Halloween to everyone! I know I didn't go all out this year with celebrating; last year I decided a post a day every day for a month and between that, work and home it nearly caused me to shut down Written in Blood for good. So this year I thought I would take it easy.
Thank you to anyone who has read, followed, commented, liked, re-blogged and followed this blog. You have no idea what that means to me. Thank you also to those of you who sent in your personal ghost stories.
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Nailing down engineered wood planks ?
My contractor over here in the Philippines is getting 2 bids for purchase and installation of 12mm engineered wood flooring planks in the bedrooms of a new house I am having built.
The 1st estimate seems very normal ... It involves laying the engineered wood planks as a "floating floor" with an underlayment pad between the concrete floor and the wood planks.
The 2nd estimate is a lot different ... They want to first put down a layer of 10mm marine grade plywood between the engineered wood planks and the cement floor. Then instead of installing the planks as a floating floor, they would use the "nail down" method to secure the engineered planks to the plywood using "blind nails" that you won't be able to see (somehow nailing in the area of the tongue and groove on the engineered planks)
Question: Does this 2nd estimate seem a little strange to you?
There is floating oak flooring and there is nail-down oak flooring. No way to tell which one they're pricing except for their proposal to nail it down. My suggestion is a nail down floor just because it is nicer than the interlocking floating floors.
I'd suggest getting ahold of the brand names your flooring guys are proposing, and check the manufacturers' recommendations. The last thing you need is a warranty issue down the road.
Engineered Wood Planks
I have replied to your other post dated Feb. 14th. On this particular post, what I can say is, considering the thickness of your plank (12mm = 0.47 in), it can actually be stapled down to a plywood subfloor using a special gun with small gauge staples. But there's a chance of breaking the edge of each plank where the staples will be placed. In my opinion, the best way to install your engineered wood plank is to glue it down to your concrete floor. You may use urethane glue.
Talking about floating your planks.... it can be floated only if the planks are designed for floating. Are the tongues wider/bigger? Are the grooves deeper?
I think you will not be able to take advantage of the manufacturer's warranty if you install your floor not according to the manufacturer's specifications.
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- AMD A4-Series A4-5000 (1.50 GHz)
- 4 GB Memory 500 GB HDD
- AMD Radeon HD 8330
- 1366 x 768
- Windows 8
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Decent laptop for the price. 11/06/2013
This review is from: Gateway Laptop NE52204u AMD A4-Series A4-5000 (1.50 GHz) 4 GB Memory 500 GB HDD AMD Radeon HD 8330 15.6" Windows 8
- Low cost
- Moderate performance
- 15.6" display (considered large for a laptop)
- Lightweight
- Quad-core processor (AMD A4 series)
- Easily accessible battery
- Lower processor speed (1.5 GHz)
- Keyboard feels cheap, caves in middle with medium pressure applied
- Power source input (the place on the laptop that you put the power cable in to charge the battery) does not accept the cable easily, there's a "block" of sorts, you need to really push it in. Big difference from the magnetic inputs I've come accustomed to on MacBooks.
Other Thoughts:
I bought this laptop for web development to replace my dying MacBook. I immediately removed Windows 8 to install Ubuntu. If you are planning on installing a different operating system other than Windows 8 (whether full replace or dual boot), be aware that the mobo loads in UEFI mode, and you'll need to change that to Legacy in order to enable boot control so you can boot from a USB.
Overall, I'm happy with the purchase because it was so inexpensive (I got it during the November sale on Newegg). That being said, it is definitely not a laptop I would recommend to anyone who would be using it for anything other than surfing the web and other standard computing activities (processing text documents, etc).
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British Prime Minister David Cameron says the North African militant threat will be met with an iron resolve. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Inconsistent Enforcement of State and Hour Laws Could Lead to 'Regulatory Race to the Bottom,' New Study Finds.
APRIL 5, 2011: The National State Attorneys General Program at Columbia Law School has issued a report on state wage and hour law enforcement, analyzing survey responses from 37 states and the District of Columbia.
The study is the first of its breadth and depth to be conducted on a national scale, and includes an objective analysis of wage and hour enforcement on the state level, measuring the methods and extent of enforcement, and the ability of states to track and share data on wage and hour enforcement. It is based on data available in the fall of 2010.
The full report can be found here:
Executive Summary
Full Report
As the report notes, while 45 states have minimum wage laws, the mere existence of such laws does not mean they are followed. "Without meaningful enforcement by state regulators, some employers will simply disregard their legal obligations if doing so allows them to save time, money or effort, putting the majority who wish to abide by the law at a significant competitive disadvantage," the report warns. "This creates a regulatory race to the bottom by states as they seek to compete to attract businesses."
Among the study's key findings:
The study was conducted by attorneys Jacob Meyer '09 and Robert Greenleaf, under the direction of James Tierney, director of the National State Attorneys General Program. Funding for the study came from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and other unions, as well as employer groups such as the National Electrical Contractors Association.
The report does not issue any recommendations other than to call for more research by states and other stakeholders about how to improve wage and hour enforcement, especially in the face of sharply curtailed state budgets.
"We realize the fiscal realities faced by the state, but this is one area that can't be ignored," said Tierney, who served as Maine's attorney general from 1980-1990. "But without sufficient enforcement, families, law abiding businesses and the communities where they live in will be hurt. That would only be a further drag on the economy. We hope that this report will stimulate discussion and result in increased state-by-state research on the effectiveness of state wage and hour enforcement."


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There is a time for everything says the book of Ecclesiastes. The time to speak out is now. I can't remain quiet one second longer as I read that the FDA has deemed that both cloned animals and GMO ingredients are safe(?) for human consumption. This is science. Science can be wrong. Science once told us the world was flat and Diethylstilbestrol (DES) was safe. Science was wrong.
Common sense can tell us that when you alter one thing, it changes many things. Altering genes in plants and animals may produce some desirable characteristics, but other parts of the animals and plants will be affected. Why do we think ingesting these foods won't affect us?
My state and U.S. representatives and senators are receiving calls and letters from me today. First, they will hear that I don't want cloned animal products to enter our food supply. If they do enter our food supply, I want them to be clearly labeled. Second, they will hear that I do not want genetically modified crops of any kind in this country. Any product containing a genetically modified ingredient should be labeled clearly (currently 60 – 70 % of processed foods on the shelf contain genetically modified ingredients according to this article). And finally, organic standards should remain tough enough to prevent any chance of an organic product including genetically modified ingredients. Please, I urge you, don't wait, call and write. There is hope, other countries are seeing victories because small groups of people have made loud protests. The time to speak is now.
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An artist's impression of the proposed port city at Galle Face
Sri Lanka would build a city in the sea which is bigger than Male,
the capital of Maldives, at Galle Face Green. This would, for the third
time, change the contours of the island nation.
The first time this happened was when the Ruhunu Magampura Mahinda
Rajapaksa International Port was opened last November when sea water was
taken in for the port. This was followed by the Colombo South Harbour
development project which would add a 6.2 kilometre breakwater and
reclaim over 400 acres from the sea.
The Urban Development Authority (UDA) and the Sri Lanka Ports
Authority (SLPA) are now planning to reclaim land from the sea and build
a 500-acre plus port city under the Galle Face development project,
which would once again change the landscape of the country.
The project has already received approval for environmental issues
and construction is expected to commence by the end of the year. The
project is to be completed in three years.
One of the key players who would carry this mammoth task forward,
Chairman, UDA, Janaka Kurukulasuriya said that the project is expected
to cost around Rs. 30 billion and the funding would come through the
SLPA as well as from investors. "We are also hoping to conduct some
pre-sales," he said.
With the 30-year conflict coming to an end with the humanitarian
operation, Sri Lanka is fast becoming a paradise for investors as well
as for high-spending tourists. "This was one reason for us to launch
this project."
The other reason to build this city on the current location is to
support the new Colombo South Harbour. "Though a breakwater is built,
the waves could have an impact on the smooth floor of the Colombo South
Harbour development project. This proposed 500-acre development would
also act as a buffer," he said.
The proposed buildings that would be built in the port city would
also help the extension of the Colombo Harbour.
The Chairman outlined that they would build this port city, mainly
targeting the private sector, both local and global. "Once we get the
project off the ground, we would market it globally", he said.
MPs Namal Rajapaksa and Duminda Silva with Chairman UDA, Janaka
Kurukulasuriya laying the foundation stone for the multi-storeyed
housing complex.
The port city would be the best landscaped property in the island.
First, a second breakwater would be built in front of the Old
Parliament. "This would be at sea level and would not be visible to the
public. This would serve as a buffer to the proposed harbour city",
Kurukulasuriya said.
The next step would be filling the reclaimed land and would commence
from the outer side of the Colombo South Breakwater.
He explained that both Colombo South Harbour development and port
city projects would stretch up to the Old Parliament building and the
view from Galle Face Green would not be affected in any way.
The Lotus Road, which lies between Galadari Hotel and the Old
Parliament building would be extended to the sea from the roundabout,
creating a four-way junction with a bridge.
"The bridge would run over the sea and be the access road to the new
property," the chairman said.
The new property would be divided into three segments-one to house
offices, the second for residential purposes and the third for leisure.
In the area proposed for leisure, a yacht marina, a mini duty-free
shop and Customs office would be built. This itself would be a mini
international harbour.
The land would be provided for investors for leisure activities and
many international hotel chains along with local investors are expected
to invest.
A golf course too is planned to be built.
A second suspension bridge would be built in the centre of the city.
The area of the city adjoining the Colombo South Harbour would be
reserved for offices and the maritime sector and many maritime
investments are expected to be made here.
Several private universities and educational institutions too are
expected to invest in the project.
The ongoing
construction work of the Colombo South Harbour development
project overlooking the Galle Face Green.
Kurukulasuriya said the Secretary of Defence Gotabaya Rajapaksa is
very keen on this project and has infused many new ideas to make the
city more colourful.
The architects of the project are designing a mini Petronas (similar
to the one in Malaysia) at one end of the proposed city.
This would be two buildings with around 40 floors each. Each tower is
to be built separately and joined by a sky bridge either across the 30th
storey or the rooftop.
The idea of building two separate towers is to provide a view of the
The twin towers would be allocated for mixed development and a
foreign investor has already forwarded a proposal for this project.
He said the concept of building on land reclaimed from the sea is
also being practised in Dubai and has got a very good response.
"However, in Colombo, more planning has to go in to the project as the
sea is not as calm as in Dubai. "This is one reason we are building a
breakwater," he said.
The surroundings of Galle Face Green are to be developed while
keeping the old heritage aspects intact. The buildings of the
Presidential Secretariat, Finance Ministry and Galle Face Hotel would be
The Army headquarters facing the Galle Face would be shifted to a new
location and a five-star hotel built there by Hong Kong-based Shangri-La
hotel chain. This deal has already been finalised.
In a bid to provide more entertainment to the Galle Face Green area,
an underground mini market has also been proposed.
The Chairman said that clearing out slums from the city too is an
endeavour they have undertaken.
The UDA has identified slums in Maradana, Kotahena, Borella,
Bloemendhal, Mattakkuliya and even in Colombo 7.
The slum-dwellers would be provided with apartment houses in
high-rise complexes in the Western Province. These houses would have
electricity, pipe-borne water and other 'luxuries' the slum residents
would never have even dreamed of.
The first such housing unit would be built at Kaduwela for which the
foundation stone has already been laid.
"However, we must emphasise that the slum-dwellers would not be
relocated to their new houses until they are completed."
Kurukulasuriya also stressed that these people would not be given
accommodation in Avissawella or such places far away from Colombo.
"However, if they so request, we could provide them houses outside
He said in a bid to beautify the city and to add more recreation
facilities, the land opposite the World Trade Centre would also be
Work on this project is under way and the cleaning and widening of
the pavements are now in progress.
"Many of the roads in the area that remained closed would be reopened
which would reactivate business in the area," he said.
The UDA would also construct a parking area for vehicles which is a
crying need at the moment.
New walkways are to be developed and a mini park too would be put up.
He said aspects of the old heritage of the Fort would be maintained.
The Colombo City is changing into a modern international city of
which all Sri Lankans can be proud of. The new developments would bring
the country even closer to the goal of the Wonder of Asia.
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It was billed as a return to TV sketch comedy, bringing back heavy hitters from Melbourne's late-1980s heyday when Fast Forward, Full Frontal and The Comedy Company dominated the ratings.
But just two weeks after launching its live comedy format, Channel Seven has axed Let Loose Live because it failed to draw an audience.
The show featured a mix of TV veterans such as Michael Veitch, Peter Moon and Marg Downey and local stand-up comics including Dave O'Neil, Colin Lane and Julie Eckersley.
It was launched 10 days ago as the centrepiece of Seven's new Sunday night line-up.
For eight weeks it was to be broadcast live from the South Melbourne studios, featuring a rotating roster of hosts, in the style of America's Saturday Night Live.
But from the first week it failed to attract the million-plus audience usually considered necessary to justify a prime-time position. In Melbourne it was watched by 322,000 viewers.
By last Sunday, the audience had fallen to just 650,000 nationally and fewer than 200,000 in Melbourne. None of Seven's new Sunday night shows - Let Loose Live, Australia's Guinness World Records or Billy Connolly's World Tour of New Zealand - made it into Melbourne's top 10.
Yesterday the cast and crew, including producers Mark Ruse and Steve Luby and director Ted Emery, were told by Seven executives that the series would not return. It will be replaced this week by a movie.
"Unfortunately, despite significant promotion and marketing and the commitment of our network and a well-credentialled team, Let Loose Live did not connect with audiences," Seven's director of programming and production, Tim Worner, said.
Producers Ruse and Luby said they were disappointed but understood the "high risk and challenge" associated with live comedy on TV.
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What are your plans for the car? Restoration or modification?
As good a shape as it is in I plan on restoration. I hate to modify and cut up good metal.
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Loving a car like the John Cooper Works Convertible means accepting its flaws
When we drove the standard Cooper Convertible we were torn. How can it be such an enthusiasts car but also be so girly, we asked?
Well, almost double the horsepower for the John Cooper Works (JCW) model and that bit about being girly is all gone. This thing moves, carves corners and actually sounds pretty darn mean. You could paint it pink with purple polka dots and it still wouldn't be a girl's car.
|1. The JCW Convertible is powered by a turbocharged 1.6L 4-cylinder with 208-hp and 192 ft-lbs of torque that can hit 60 mph in 6.6 seconds.
2. Other standard JCW equipment includes larger front brake rotors, 17-inch wheels, a six-speed manual transmission, as well as DTC and DSC that can be turned off in stages for different levels of performance driving.
3. The Convertible JCW model starts at $34,700 ($44,400 CAD).
There is still one issue though. Who's going to buy the thing? Traditionally, the convertible market is dominated by automatic transmissions. The JCW models, however, can only be had with a six-speed manual. And anyone who truly appreciates the car's hard-core attitude will most likely prefer the more serious coupe model. On top of that, there's the price. At $34,700 ($44,400 CAD), it's $10,000 more than the standard convertible and about 7 Gs more than the Cooper S Convertible. And it's a solid $5,000 premium over the JCW coupe.
We're not saying it's not worth it; but only a select few people will think it is. Oh well, for that small group (Miata, Elise and S2000 drivers, were looking at you…), who prefer amazing handling, great power and the wind in their hair… your chariot has arrived.
The best thing about the JCW Convertible is that it doesn't drive like any other car on the road. In fact, it's more like a tuner car – and we mean that in the nicest way possible. And to a certain extent, that's exactly what it is, with all sorts of race inspired JCW parts tossed on a street car to make a barely legal toy.
Being front-wheel drive, with a stiff ride, an incredible six-speed short throw shifter and a loud exhaust system, the closest thing we've driven to it might be a souped-up Honda Civic or Acura Integra. Again, we mean that in the nicest way possible.
There aren't too many (if any) cars on the road that have exhaust systems that pop and bang quite like this.
It's even a treat to take in the sounds of the turbo and blow off valve as you plant your foot at low rpm in a high gear just to hear the pressure build and then release in a "pshhhhht" as you lift your foot. Trust us, it's seriously addicting.
But if it's a little more demanding driving that you have in mind, the little MINI will deliver. Like all MINIs, it's an apex junkie, with ultra direct steering and wheels that follow through. And while it might be a convertible, the chassis doesn't flex and complain in the corners like you might expect – which is particularly impressive considering how tightly sprung the car is.
And what's even more shocking is that our tester only had the standard suspension setup, not the "Sports Suspension" or the even more hardcore JCW suspension. That being said, we'll have to attribute the rough ride quality to the car's low profile 45 series tires, wrapped around the larger 17-inch Challenge wheels.
We won't bother with warnings about how uncomfortable some might find the car's setup, as a brief test drive is sure to send all but the most dedicated performance aficionados running to sit on an inflatable donut, on a lazy boy… floating in a pool.
Do you feel every little crack in the road? Yes. But is the car's handling good enough to excuse that? Absolutely!
As for acceleration, it's hard to believe the car is only rated at 6.6 seconds to 60 mph. That does make some sense, however, as all MINIs feel faster than they are.
Power comes from a turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder with 208 ponies coming on strong at 6000 rpm and 192 ft-lbs of torque available from 1850 to 5600 rpm.
The short throw six-speed manual really gives you access to every bit of that power and it even helps to deliver moderate fuel economy. Very few cars offer this level of performance as well as a 25 mpg city, 35 mpg highway rating.
For added excitement MINI included a Sport button, which is supposed to deliver heavier and more direct steering, as well as better throttle response. It doesn't make a big difference, however, and feels like more of a gimmick. This was the case with early BMW setups, which have since gotten much better to deliver more noticeable differences. We can only hope future MINI products follow this path and make better use of the technology
We decided to put the whole package to the test on a little homemade autocross course, which allowed us to really evaluate the car's traction and stability control programs. After all, the ability to switch these systems off, (along with the added horsepower) is pretty much the basis of what a JCW model is.
The JCW models come with DTC (Dynamic Traction Control), which is built into the car's DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) program. Pushing the button will active a sport mode that will allow for some slip, but will also engage the stability control program if a more severe loss of traction is detected. Push and hold the button and DSC will shut off completely, which is ideal for track driving where you often need to use the car's power to get out of a corner.
At the limits of adhesion it's actually quite easy to tell the difference between the two settings, as a complete loss of control in the sport model will render the throttle useless.
With DSC off, another program is switched on to assist in performance driving. Called Electronic Differential Lock Control (EDLC) this system uses the car's stability control program to engage the brakes on the inside tire when cornering, essentially acting like limited slip differential but without the added mechanical weight.
It does work, although we really do wish MINI could find a way to have the system constantly active. All JCW models are desperately (desperately!) in need of an LSD.
Apart from that flaw, the MINI JCW Convertible combines impressive performance and is an absolute hoot to drive.
As for the rest of the car, well, we can't say as much. While the JCW version of the MINI Convertible takes all the car's best traits and then pumps them up on steroids, little to nothing has been done to the rest of the car.
We still aren't overly fond of the vehicle's look, although we can see why some folks would be. It's excessively cute, although the hood scoop, blacked out grille, larger 17-inch wheels with the big red brake calipers shining out from behind the mesh spokes, do help a little.
Inside it's so ugly it wouldn't get a date to prom and the toggle switches may look cool but are as user-friendly as helicopter controls. And why, oh why, is the dial closest to the audio system not the one that controls the volume?
On top of this, we noted that the weather striping around the passenger side door had already come loose on our tester, preventing the door from closing properly.
Put these factors aside and what might be the biggest affront is that at the already lofty asking price you have to pay $1,500 extra for leather.
What you do get as standard equipment is a leather tilt and telescopic steering wheel with audio and cruise controls, remote keyless entry and power locks, as well as power windows with one-touch up and down, push-button ignition, stainless steel pedals and an info computer. There's also MINI's new Openometer, which measures the amount of time you've spent driving with the top down. Unfortunately, during our test it was either pouring rain or so unseasonably cold we only managed an hour total. We did get slightly more use from the retractable roof – an innovative feature we particularly like.
Standard safety equipment includes 4 airbags (driver and passenger front and side), which is all you need because human beings can't fit in the rear seat area. All MINI convertible models also get a new hidden rollover bar that pops up when necessary. There's ABS, and EBD attached to a set of oversized brakes and, as already discussed, traction and stability control programs that make the car a real scream when you shut them off.
Cargo room, like the rear seat area, is also a complete joke.
Our tester tacked on several thousand in goodies, including a $750 Harmon Kardon audio upgrade that really sounded quite awful at higher volumes. Add all this up and the total retail price came to $39,050 ($48,350 CAD) – which is almost enough to get you a BMW 335i – not that you'd ever buy one of those without thousands in options either though.
We really do love what the MINI Cooper Convertible JCW has to offer, with an incredibly unique driving experience that's as raw as they come these days. Still, at a $5,000 premium over the coupe it's a tough sell and we're sure MINI has a tough time selling them. For the price, we'd suggest the coupe, and spend the extra 5 Gs on a set of R Compound tires and some track time.
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Rich Sobel (RS): We're really excited about this partnership, and what it means to put two premium businesses together. When we first started conversations about this, some time ago, what clicked for you?
Andy Monfried (AM): The tremendous footprint that PubMatic has, and the unbelievable supply opportunity that you guys are tasked with and responsible for. I saw it not only as an asset but also as a unique challenge.
RS: You have been very publisher-focused since the beginning, in terms of helping them manage their data. In our world, we have a number of clients who could be considered marketers as well, who require the same support for their data management.
AM: Our visions are aligned in that respect. Many of our products allow the sharing of data from a publisher point-of-view to a marketer point-of-view, all from the click of a mouse. So if you choose to share your first party data on a permission basis with a marketer, we enable that function. The movement of data, quickly, easily and seamlessly is what I believe makes the plumbing of our DMP a key differentiator.
As far as what's trending, whether its mobile, CRM, RTB, or transactions, we're seeing an explosion of data sharing across our ecosystem.
RS: The programmatic experience is about finding the user you're looking for.
AM: I totally agree—I think that marketers will learn to bring a small portion of their CRM data to large publishers who can then model it out across their first party inventory. And that's a benefit for everyone. PubMatic sits at the center of a lot of those transactions, and can enable that type of transaction.
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AM: Yes, there's a natural symbiotic connection between what PubMatic excels at and what Lotame focuses on. We collect first party data in a unique way—Lotame allows you to write rules and capture events behind the scenes so the publisher doesn't do any heavy lifting. A-synchronous data collection across user experiences is huge.
RS: The combination of multiple components in a single stream.
AM: Exactly. And that's a key differentiator for us, how we do first party data collection. First party data is one of a publisher's greatest assets—that's why we put such an emphasis on getting the most from it. It's not all equal.
RS: And you're getting the smarter publishers. Not all SSPs are the same; different elements need to be taken into consideration. Both PubMatic and Lotame go the extra mile in terms of how we create unique technical solutions for our customers. PubMatic runs a truly unified auction across all buying methods – including guaranteed, direct sold campaigns – and the most advanced Private Marketplace solution, while Lotame has the most advanced and granular ways to collect and manage audience data. This brings us back to this partnership, which will impact the ecosystem in a major way. There's so much competition out there, but there hasn't been much collaboration.
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RS: We take a consultative approach to how we serve our clients, and you guys do something similar. There's a lot of data crunching required — we act as a guide to help publishers by taking the work off their plate. For publishers who want to take the next step, and have seen the shifting sands to manage their share of wallet, there's no other option than to engage in the programmatic, RTB-enabled world of media buying.
AM: It's true. Publishers don't have the extended resources to sit around and wait for the tasks they have to perform. So this partnership is the next step in making a publisher's life easier and making assets more valued.
RS: As advertisers start to dictate terms more formally, using programmatic tools, publishers can face these changes by defining and leading a consortium. Scale matters, and publishers who are looking to compete for larger share of wallet have to find ways to expand their footprint. Data is one way to find more audience, and creating partnerships establishes premium pools of inventory to activate that data.
AM: Absolutely. We allow publishers to share data on a permission basis with each other to find their users across their partners. Data must be extensible, but publishers need the controls that we (Lotame and PubMatic) provide to make it brand safe.
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We have similar visions for our companies, and at the end of the day, we both always hold the client at the highest regard for whatever their goals are.
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