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CWC Announces Speakers confirmed at Arabian Water & Power Forum 2012
15 March 2012: HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum announces he has given his patronage to the Arabian Water & Power Forum to be held in Dubai on 24-26 September 2012.
The event will be supported by the UAE Ministry of Environment & Water, the Dubai Government and the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy. Supporters include the Clean Energy Business Council, the UAE FANR, International Desalination Association and the International Renewable Energy Agency.
As the gap widens between demand and supply in the water and power industry across the Gulf, AWPF will form the meeting point for key government and industry figures to discuss, debate and generate those strategies and policies crucial in the forward development of a sustainable water-energy balance.
AWPF will provide the regional forum required for shaping the expansion of a knowledge-based economy to create a basis for the future of the water and power industry.
Speakers confirmed include:
• H.E. Dr Rashid Ahmed Bin Fahad, UAE Minister of Environment & Water, UAE
• H.E. Dr Saleh Alawaji, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Saudi Electricity Company & Deputy Minister for Electricity, Saudi Ministry of Electricity & Water, KSA
• Suhaila Marafi, Director of Studies & Research, Kuwait Ministry of Electricity & Water, Kuwait
• Nafa Abdulsada Ali Al-Humeadwe, Director General – Energy Distribution, Network, Iraq Ministry of Electricity, Iraq
• H.E. Uday Awad, MP, Head of the Electricity Committee, Iraqi Parliament, Iraq
• Einar Al Hareeri, Head of Electricity Demand Forecasting Section, ADWEC, UAE
• Dr Hamda Ali Al-Thani, Director, NEWRC, ADWEA, UAE
• Mark Preece, Director of Electricity Network, Regulation & Supervision Bureau, UAE
• Prof Pascal Saikaly, Associate Professor, KAUST, KSA
• Paddy Padmanathan, President & CEO, ACWA Power
• Dr Nazar Hassan, Deputy Director & Science & Technology Unit Chief, UNESCO Regional Bureau for Sciences for the Arab States, Egypt
• Dr Mustafa Al-Jarrah, Former DG Petrochemicals, Iraq Ministry of Industry, Iraq
• H.E. Dr Karim Hasan, Former Iraq Minister of Electricity, Iraq
• Christer Viktorsson, Deputy Director General for Operations, UAE Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation, UAE
• Gauri Singh, Director of Knowledge Management and Technology Cooperation, IRENA
• Ahmed Al-Mazrouy, Director Majan Electricity Co, Oman
• Dr Corrado Sommariva, Managing Director, ILF, President, IDA
• Tauseef Farooqi, Commercial Director, Taweelah Asia Power Company (TAPCO), UAE
• Michael Waite, EMEA Business Development, Westinghouse Nuclear Power Plant
CWC shall also be hosting the AWPF Awards for Innovation in Sustainability, on the evening of Monday 24 September 2012. Through this award, AWPF will recognise and reward those professionals, companies and students who have shown exceptional talent and innovation through work on the very latest sustainable power and water projects.
Nominations for the Awards for Innovation in Sustainability will be divided into two categories: Young Professional Award and Commercial Enterprises & Government Institutions. Nominations will close on Monday 16 July 2012.
For further information visit: http://www.cwcawpf.com/
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Preface- As it is clear from its name that it describes in brief "what about your project". It means, what is your goal in preparing the project. Because you are a student of mathematics, so you need to mention here some fundamental definitions which serve the building block for your project. And some fundamental statements (Theorems) made by famous mathematicians should be stated here on the basis of which you will proceed for your proposed project .
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I have seen a lot of discussion about NSA capabilities, but the other members of the big 5 (CIA, DIA, NGA, NRO) have received little attention.
Recently, I saw a video that makes paying attention to NRO capabilities seem like a more compelling idea.
Watch this sample of Skybox's SkySat-1 capturing real-time HD video from space.
It's just like a surveillance camera.
But in space.
All the time.
Imagine the things the can be done with this data. With enough satellite coverage, one could potentially track every vehicle everywhere on Earth. With a little more resolution, people on foot. With multiple spectra, heat signatures of everything.
These capabilities will eventually be in the hands of ordinary citizens. What happens when you can look at Google Maps and see a real-time feed of what's happening on the ground? A lot of activities will become difficult to hide.


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Delta Waterfowl's partnership with Canadian Prairie farmers paying big dividends for ducks
The momentum for Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS), Delta's flagship waterfowl habitat conservation program, continues with the November 27, 2008 awarding of Manitoba's prestigious Excellence in Sustainability Award to Delta Waterfowl and our Manitoba farm group partner, Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP). This award, under the Sustainability in Water Stewardship and Natural Area Protection Category, recognizes the significant conservation achievements realized by Delta's ALUS pilot project in Manitoba's Rural Municipality of Blanshard. The award was presented by Conservation Minister and Chair of the Manitoba Round Table for Sustainable Development, Hon. Stan Struthers, at a reception at the Delta Hotel in Winnipeg.
Pictured Above; (left to right) Delta Waterfowl Vice President Robert Sopuck, Hon. Stan Struthers, KAP general manager Yvonne Rideout, and KAP President Ian Wishart.
The future of North America's waterfowling heritage depends on conserving and restoring waterfowl habitats on privately owned agricultural landscapes since that is where most ducks are produced. Furthermore, conservation on a large-scale is the only way to make significant gains in duck populations. Delta Waterfowl's position is that the only way to achieve large-scale waterfowl conservation goals is through strong partnerships with the farm community, especially in Prairie Canada.
"KAP and Delta Waterfowl have formed a very strong partnership since ALUS is good for farmers and waterfowl conservation, " said KAP President Ian Wishart. "The record participation levels by Blanshard area farmers in the ALUS pilot project are unprecedented and shows the importance of designing conservation programs that align with the interests of the farm community."
"Blanshard is in the heart of Canada's Prairie Pothole region and our pilot project showed that large-scale habitat conservation is possible in active farming regions," said Robert Sopuck Delta's Vice-President for Policy for Western Canada. "The results of the Blanshard pilot project are being used to help design other ALUS projects across Canada."
Delta's farm partnerships include farm groups in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario, regions that are vital for North America's waterfowl. Delta's work with all these groups is expanding as the results of the Blanshard pilot project are becoming more widely known.
"The Manitoba Excellence in Sustainability Award proves that Delta Waterfowl's strategy of developing strong partnerships with farmers and farm groups is the right one," said Delta President Rob Olson. "ALUS provides a community driven conservation approach which can both secure existing duck habitat, and generate habitat restoration on the large, landscape levels that ducks require to thrive."
Olson continued "Waterfowl hunters everywhere should be encouraged that the momentum for ALUS is increasing across Canada, especially given the decline of conservation programming within the current U.S. Farm Bill."


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - December 29, 1953, Winona, Minnesota 15 Below in City Tonight, 20 Below in Country Wear Your Winter Carnival Emblem NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 32 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 7953 EIGHTEEN PAGES Roaring Flames swept toward a road in the mountains just above Monrovia, near Los Angeles, Monday, as a huge brush fire swept on out of control. Many mountain cabins have been burned, persons evacuated from their homes, and the towns of Sierra Madre and upper Monrovia are threatened. (AP Wirephoto) 1000 Battle Forest Fires at Mt Wilson LOS ANGELES Wilson's valuable observatory and tele- vision equipment were still safe today as more than men bat- tled two forest fires in the San Gabriel Mountains. High winds which fanned the flames yesterday had abated, but the fire creeping up Mt. Wilson was reported near the top and in YotHiSeeThT First Over Here, Scientists Say BOSTON boss, if you use this story on the front page of your newspaper, put it on the left side. A technical guy claimed today editors have been all wrong anlj spread to adjoining canyons. in believing the right side drew i Lower edges of this fire have most attention of readers. from time to time threatened out- Herman F. Brandt, director of I skirts of Monrovia and Sierra Board Named To Head Off Rail Strike 15 Non-Operating Unions Press for Welfare Demands AUGUSTA. Ga. Eisenhower today created an em- ergency board to head off a threat- ened strike of more than million railroad workers represented by 151 non-operating unions. j The union members all are such employes as clerks and track walk- ers who don't work on the moving trains. The dispute affects 150 railroads operating throughout the country. Creation of the three-man em- e-.gency board means that under terms of the Railway Labor Act the 15 unions are barred from strik- ing for a 60-day period. Eisenhower's vacation headquar- ters here said the members of th_e board will be named in a few days. During the 60-day no-strike per- iod the board will hold hearings and recommend settlement terms. The last half of the two-month per- iod is reserved for union-manage- ment negotiations on the'basis of the board's findings. Eisenhower's executive order setting up the board said the dis- pute threatens "substantially to in- terrupt, interstate commerce to a degree such as to deprive the coun- try of essential transportation serv- ice. The 15 non-operating unions re- cently took a strike vote, after which it was announced that more than 90 per cent of the members approved a walkout. No strike date was set, however. The unions have no pending wage increase demands but have asked for a variety of health-welfare and similar fringe demands. The situation has been compli- cated by the fact that the rail- places was estimated variously as from 200 yards to one-quarter mile from observatory structures. Some acres had been swept in this area, and another in the second fire 20 miles eastward, below Mt. Baldy, foresters said. Approximately persons have been evacuated from both regions, but a recheck last night showed the number of unoccupied cabins roads have filed suit in federal court in Chicago, claiming that under the railway labor law they are not compelled to bargain on many of the health-welfare and other union demands. Some of those demands are: Life insurance paid for by the railroads in a coverage sum equal to the worker's annual pay, with a minimum of hospital, sickness and disability benefits for employes and their families; wide- New Year's Death Toll May Hit 360 CHICAGO The nation's traffic death toll over the New Year's weekend, the National Safety Council estimated today, may reach 360. The council said its esti- mate was for immediate traf- fic deaths only and covered the period from 6 p.m. Thursday, New Year's Eve, to midnight Sunday (local The council's advice to the possible 360 victims was: "A wonderful way to start the new year would be to start In the Christmas weekend period of 7S hours, 523 persons lost their lives in traffic acci- dents, 13 more than the coun- cil had predicted. French Discount ortance of PARIS French Foreign Ministry spokesman discounted to- day the military importance of the Vietminh invasion of Laos. He also threw cold water on a suggestion in the Paris newspaper Le Monde that France should ask the United States to send troops to Indochina, now cut in half by the Communist- led move. Dispatches from Saigon Rhee Urges Allies to Join War on Reds Warns Red Forces Seek Destruction Of Free World By WILLIAM BARNARD SEOUL Korean Presi- dent Syngman Rhee today called on the Allies to halt "futile dis- cussions with the Communists" and join his nation in "the last great battle to annihilate the Red forces that seek destruction of the free world." The fiery Korean patriot, in a New Year's message to his people that echoed his previous threats to unify Korea by force, asserted a decisive war with Communism is "eventual and inevitable." A few hours earlier the aged eader pledged to North Koreans in a New Year's greeting, "We will come to your rescue just as soon as we can." Never Forget He told the people of the Com- munist-ruled North "never do we forget, even in the nightmare dreams that haunt us in sleep, the terrible plight in which you are caught." The strong statement appeared to give new life to his repeated threats in the last stages of the war last spring that South Korea would if necessary- to the Yalu River boundary. Rhee reminded Koreans he had agreed to a temporary halt in his aim to unify Korea and had prom- ised the Allies to refrain from uni- lateral action for 90 days after Jana Kay Vickers, 6, and her Christmas doll are doing nicely after both suffered broken right legs when hit by an automobile as they crossed a downtown intersection in Memphis, Tenn. Hospital attendants patched up the doll's leg for Jana. (AP Wire- photo) the start of the Korean peace con. said j ference. there had been no ground contact i But the recent breakoff nf nego- ly enlarged free pass provisions Vietminh and French 1 tiations to set up the conference, for workers and their families; he said, "can be regarded as fi- premium payments for Sunday and Lmon forces m the past 24 .hours- nal." holiday work, and increased French speculated that the! "if the United States continues tion benefits. Vietminh division involved in the tn maintain its nvescnt strone George Leighty spokesman forlPush regrouping, perhaps for the unions, has said the pending an attack southward on Seno, the suit filed by the carriers has an- gered the workers to a point where burned to be about 33. Earlier 136 many of them want a strike. cabins were reported destroyed in Santa Anita Canyon. The fire now menacing Mt. Wilson started there Chicago's Institute of Visual re- search, told a science meeting here that he first interviewed news- paper Madre foothill communities east of Pasadena. Fire equipment from many towns far north as Bakersfield and editors about how they v. thought their readers read the! south to San been front page. Then he checked up j moved in to aid federal, state and on some actual readers, utilizing county foresters. a trickv device called a "photo- j The fire below Mt. Ealay is The suits asks for a declaratory judgment saying the carriers don't have to bargain on the union de- mands for health-welfare and free pass demands. only French strong point in Laos. It is the site of the only airfield large enough to handle transport planes and bombers. Donald Heath, U. S. ambassador I "More than ever we are con- in Saigon, issued a statement deny- vinced that as long as the Chinese to maintain its present strong stand, we shall never have to wait another three or four months in an attempt to prepare for a po- litical conference that is fore- doomed to be he cle- ing newspaper speculation there that the United Stales would send to Indochina the two divisions it is withdrawing from Korea. Heath recalled, however, that Eisenhow- er said American troops would oe maintained in the Far East in suf- ficient numbers to provide socur- itv. Communists are on Korean soil there can be no successful confer- ence and no peace for our suffer- ing country." Biggest Wish eve carawhih showed I north of Claremont, and 700 to federal charges he robbed banks Man Held for Bank Robberies uernes L-narge -The Foreign Ministrv sp0kcsmanifrom communism. INDIANAPOLIS wi -A Rich- was con- to mond, Ind. man Monday denied Sldermg a.skl.nrl ff-nnnc Thnrp i Rhee said it was his biggest wish that "our allies come to realize fully that the war in Korea'1 has i a close link with their future safety n. certain that these sacrifices shall not have been in for how long. "It is apparent from the results of this he reported, "that the majority of the editors be- lieved that the right side of the front page of the daily newspaper received a major portion of at- tention. "The scientific research, howev- er, showed that in spite of the fact a number of the editors would place their pictures and leading stories on the right-hand side, the reader still showed a decided pref- erence for the left side of the page." Ike Asked to Take on By GOP Spokesmen ;evacuated. j mT i_ i saying. ''There JS abso Into- electric eye camera" which snowed ui wdiemum, duu_ ,uu tu leaerai cnarges ne roooeu oanKb: thinE jn' ;t and T elude futile discussi where the folks were looking and j residents in that vicinity were earlier this month at Bondurant, ana can "tny Communists, and to i i___ i fMl ii tf'fl I T mil a 3nr1 TT'illc AT inn ___ __, __. knock out Los Angeles area recep tion but would not affect network operations, which are piped East by another coaxial cable. Late last night observatory per- sonnel sent their wives down the mountain by one remaining safe route and joined the fire crews. Valuable scientific instruments, household effects from six dwell- ings and five automobiles were moved inside the double-walled steel dome that houses the 100- inch telescope One asiro.no.mer said the 100- inch and 60-inch telescopes, in steel housings, probably would be safe but heat from the fire might de stroy the delicate alignment of oth- cr instruments if the flames ac- WASHINGTON Boiling ituall-v reach (D-Mo.) Monday night called on President Eisenhower to say exact- ly where he stands on such issues as Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis.) and "irresponsible statements" bv sup- FEDERAL FORECAST posedlv responsible Republican Vanity-Cold wave spokesmen. lomght with temperature falling minimum of 15 below in city Boiling said some Democrats will and 2o below in surrounding rural so resent remarks such as made recently by Gov, Thomas E. Dew- ey of New York that "partisan ac- Iowa, and Cannon Falls, Minn., Hershey Denies Draft Charges in Virginia But Harrison, who made public today Hershey's reply to his com- int, said in an interview that he disagrees with the selective ser- By FRANK E.TAYLOR WASHINGTON Gen. Lewis 3. Hershey has denied an assertion by Rep. Burr P. Harrison (D-Va) that the draft machinery in Virginia is being used to help control farm production. plaint ice director. Harrison's charge, in effect, isj that a circular issued to Virginia I draft boards discourages them from giving deferments as essen tial farm workers to youths who are producing primarily crops of which there is a surplus. He said that would make selective service "an instrument of agricultural pro- duction The circular was issued by the Virginia stste draft director, Thom- as W. White. A national selective service official said he knew of no similar circulars in other states. He said state directors are not required to send such material to Washington, "but most do as a matter of information." The Virginia circular said that 'if there is an overproduction of a particular agricultural commodi- ty it can readily be seen that fur- ther production thereof would cer- South Korea Raps India for ROW Report PANMUNJOM Korea's foreign minister today assailed In- dia for backing a report blaming South Korea for sabotaging the ex- planations to balky war prisoners, "We are not Foreign Tu'sslans Minister Pyun Yung Tai declared, must found Says U.S. Sea, Air Forces Will Retaliate New Red Drive In Indochina Perils Thailand WASHINGTON ra Secretary of State Dulles hinted today that U.S. sea and air forces will re- taliate directly, if Communist China openly intervenes in Indochina or renews the fighting in Korea. In a news conference discussion of President Eisenhower's decision to pull two divisions out of Korea, Dulles emphasized that this gov- ernment might meet renewed ag- gression in Korea or open inter- vention in Indochina by striking at the aggressor forces in places outside of Korea and Indochina. He said that while American sower in terms of foot soldiers in Korea is on the decline, its power in terms of other elements ob- viously new weapons is being increased. Eisenhower himself had made much the same points when dis- closing the decision to withdraw divisions from Korea. Dulles Confident Dulles expressed confidence that available French and native forces in Indochina will deal effectively with the new Communist drive across Laos. He said that nothing the Reds iave done in this operation has altered appreciably the time table of operations by which the Ameri- can and French governments hope to break Communist power in Indochina in a year. Furthermore, Dulles said, he does not think the Reds drive presents any present threat to Thailand, bordering Laos on the vest. On other points Dulles: 1. Made clear that the United itates, Britain and France will accept Russia's proposal that the 3ig Four foreign ministers' meet- ing in Berlin be held Jan. 25 or ater. 2. Disclosed he had planned to ake up with Soviet Foreign Minis- er Molotov at Berlin next 3 the meeting now delayed rrangements for negotiation on 'resident Eisenhower's atomic 'ool plan. He said that since the Berlin conference has been put off, alternative way of taking up because we know India will side with the Communists on all im-! portant issues." jn couraKt. ana va-ur iij'- me last The Pacific Telephone Tele-jand challenged the government's! He declared tnat the best reason I grejt battle to annihilate the Red graph Co. reported its coaxial cable I right to hold him. j the French would not ask for Am- j {hat seek the destruction of to the top of Mt. Wilson, where! Murl R. Jarvis, 29, named byiencan troops in Indochina is f w vain rall'iiDon them to con- i tainly not necessary to the main-1 Pyun's attack was the opening the tenance of the national health of an expected South Korean interest, and to defer regis-! thunderclap against India's neutral- trants to continue to produce those ity in the touchy prisoner situa- commodities where there is an tion. overproduction would be unwar-j India, the chairman of the five' elude futile discussions with rise with us (in courage and valor for the last TV transmitters are located was the FBI as the commuting bandit still intact although in danger. Net- work officials have pointed out that who used a commercial airliner to travel between his Indiana home loss of Mt. Wilson facilities would I and the Iowa holdup scene, de- tion will grow out of it." Dewey, twice defeated WEATHER areas. Light snow this afternoon diminishing (o flurries tonight. Wednesday fair and very cold. Highest in afternoon 5 to 8 above. GOP LOCAL WEATHER candidate for president, said ear- lier this month that "Truman" and "Democrat" were "synonymous Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 37; minimum, 21; with Americans dying thousands of! noon' 33: precipitation, trace; sun miles from home because they did j sets tomght_at sun rises to- not have the ammunition to defend I morrow at themselves." AIRPORT WEATHER Unless Eisenhower takes a stand (No. Central Observations) Max. temp. 35 at p.m. Mon- on such things Boiling said it is dav, Low 32 at a_m_ very important for Democrats 35, overcast make the people understand that ar feet, visibility 15 miles, the President "has some respon-1 from WCst northwest at 18 sibility for the activities of irre- I miles per hour, barometer 29.69 sponsibles in his party." rising, humidity 74 per cent. they are not needed. "Onlv thus can the free world manded a formal hearing on the complaints against him. U. S. Commissioner Lawrence Turner Jr, set Jan. 8 for a hearing and ordered Jarvis held under bond. Jarvis, father of a 6-year-old son, was arrested Dec. 21 in his Rich- mond apartment. He is charged with the holdup of the First j 100-mile thrust from the Annam National Bank at Cannon. Falls on j coast. The Bangkok dispatches said "The situation is not at all that prevent the launching of Red ag- he said. "The drive into gression and bring lasting peace Laos is more important politically than it is militarily or strategi- cally. There just is not need for more troops now." j Reports from northeastern Thai- land received in Bangkok said most of the Vietminh troops had I to the earth." Rhee declared, "The current in- ternational situation does not per mit us to take the action we so desperately want to but add- ed ominously: "Better that we all die together withdrawn from Thakhek, the Lao-1 than that we leave part tian town on the Thailand border where the Communists halted their Dec. 8 and the robbery of; the Vietminh were apparently ly- in our country and the freeing of people in Solidly unitec in heart, power and purpose, we have resolved to fight resolutely for the eradication of Communism the Bondurant branch of the Mitch-; ing in wait outside the town to jour enchained countrymen, ellville, Iowa, Farmers Savings I trap French forces if they re-j Nothing could deiar Bank Dec. 18. i turned. I that objective." us from Fire Ruined the Second floor of this depart- ment store and water damage to the first floor was extensive in an early morning blaze in West Allis, Wis. Monday. No one was injured in the fire. (UP Telepboto) ranted." Hershey, in his letter to Harri- son, said lie had been assured by White that it was not the state director's intention "to attempt to control the nation's agricultural production." Harrison, saying he disagrees with Hershey, commented: "I do not believe it was the in- tention of Congress to put the local selective service boards in the po- sition of being agricultural econo- mists." nation repatriation commission, sided with Poland and Czechoslo- vakia in a majority report that accused South Korea of control- ling compounds housing more than anti-Communist North Ko- rean and Chinese war prisoners. Only a small number of the anti- Red prisoners ever met Commu- nist persuasion teams in the 90- Modest Beginning Dulles said the United States sees greater promise for interna- tional atomic agreement in a modest beginning than in some grandiose plan, as he called it, for solving all atomic problems at once. He said he hoped the Soviet government also will accept that view. 3. Expressed hope that Israel and Jordan will hold a face-to-face meeting under their armistice agreement to eliminate points of friction between them. Dulles began his news conference with a discussion of the Commu- nist drive in Indochina. He said day explanation period. Those that (Continued on Page 14, Column 1.) did rejected return to their home- lands by an overwhelming major- ity. A minority report by Sweden If local boards act on the basis [and Switzerland blamed Commu- of what they read about farm sur-1 nist explanation teams for dragging pluses, he added, there could be a great disparity in opinions. out the interviews sometimes as long as five hours. Harrison had written Hershey; Pyun told a news conference in that "it was not my understand- ing that Congress intended to have local selective boards concern themselves with agricultural sur- pluses, or to use selective serv- ice as an instrument for agricul- tural production control." Harrison said in an interview that draft boards should base farm deferment decisions solely on whether the registrant is or is not necessary to farming. Hershey said he does not believe that Congress intended the supply status of a commodity should "be completely overlooked or ignored in the classification process." "Generally he said, "as the supply of a commodity increases and approaches the de- Seoul he did not know what went on behind the prison compounds in the neutral zone but added, "I do not think the Communist charges are fully founded." He said Communists were back- ing away from a Korean political conference because it would then make the release of unrepatriated prisoners on Jan. 22 "look like a faulty procedure." The Communist high command maintains that after a full 90 days of explanations any prisoners re- maining should be turned over to the political conference for disposi- tion. Negotiations toward setting up a political conference are at a standstill. The U. N. 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Michelle on O'Reilly tonight (updated with video)
posted at 5:59 pm on April 27, 2006 by Allahpundit
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Sorry for the lack of posting this p.m. — we've been prepping for tomorrow's Vent. Can't say much yet, except that … lip syncing might be involved. Stay tuned.
Also, the big M is slated to appear tonight on the Factor at around 8:30 to debate Democratic pundit Kirsten Powers on immigration and the CIA leak story. Tune into Fox to watch. We'll likely have a clip up in this space afterwards, especially if Bill O deigns to mention Hot Air. Which, let's face it, there's exactly zero chance of.
Update: Nope, no mention. Here's the vid. The subject is media double standards on leaking.
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Why wouldn't he mention it? Seriously, I'm not trying to be snarky here?
EFG on April 27, 2006 at 6:04 PM
Seriously, I'm not trying to be snarky here.
EFG on April 27, 2006 at 6:04 PM
"Why wouldn't he mention it? Seriously, I'm not trying to be snarky here? "
Because he figures he's cornered the market on "hot air"
wytammic on April 27, 2006 at 6:08 PM
I'll definitely check out O'Reilly tonight. BTW, Allahpundit, did you know that the story updates on Hot Air aren't appearing on the RSS Feeds? Check it out.
I was a big O'Reilly fan until recently, but last night sealed the deal for me on the exodus. I will watch tonight solely for the fact that Michelle is going to be on. But last night's guest, the senior senator from New York, was the last straw for me and Uncle Bill. When people like Schumer start feeling comfortable appearing on Fox, I get a queasy feeling in the pit of my stomach. The very image is akin to seeing a hen strutting around in a foxhouse.
Woody58 on April 27, 2006 at 6:21 PM
WOO HOO!!!! MM on tv tonight. Dang, beauty and brains. Gotta love that woman.
chow on April 27, 2006 at 6:30 PM
I saw Michelle cross swords with Kirsten Powers a few years ago on Dayside when it was hosted by Linda Vestor.
Kirsten made a statement, and when Michelle challenged her on that statement, Kirsten denighed making that statement.
Michelle then widened those georgeous eyes of hers (YES, THAT'S RIGHT ALL OF YOU MICHELLE MALKIN HATERS! I SAID THAT MICHELLE HAS GEORGEOUS EYES!!!!!) and in an annoyed tone of voice immediately and point blankly informed Kirsten: "I just heard you say it Kirsten!"
This should be a good debate!
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 7:03 PM
I stopped watching O'Reilly a few months ago, but will watch tonight to see MM. My thinking is even since the sexual harassment charge against O'Reilly he has softened and got in touch with his feminine side. LOL..
I want my "MMTV". Tonight, we all get the Lady.
Kristen Powers is intellectualy vacant. I also saw that Dayside delight. (When does Linda Vester get back, already?)
I believe BillO should give a nod and a mention of Michelle's "Hot Air". I said he should.
doingwhatican on April 27, 2006 at 7:42 PM
@ Moto Oda:
Sorry, Moto. I don't know where that link could possibly be. I am not that 'net savvy yet. Monica Crowley was also in that segment with Michelle and Kirsten.
But, Doingwhatican also saw that episode! I don't think Linda Vestor works at FNC anymore, unfortunately.
But, yes, lets hope that Hot Air will be mentioned tonight.
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 7:59 PM
This is it guys! O'Reilly starts now!!!!!
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 8:00 PM
Woody58 – But isn't the O'Reilly Factor supposed to be "fair and balanced"?
Zeus on April 27, 2006 at 8:10 PM
I usually scan the Factor website to see if there are any topics I'm interested in, but I still think Bill's one of the best pundits on TV. Plus, the more Olbermann whines/pouts/ is green with envy of the Factor, the more I want Bill to keep crushing him in the ratings.
Spassvogel on April 27, 2006 at 8:30 PM
just got another MM fix. WOO HOO!
chow on April 27, 2006 at 8:50 PM
The woman opposite you on O'Reilly tonight said that she thinks anyone who breaks the law should be punished. I wish Bill had asked her if she believed that as it pertains to Bill Clinton lying under oath, and Hillary Clinton sitting on a stack of FBI files.
Liberal Democrats have a play book just like the Koran, it tells them to lie and otherwise confound people who are not in their circle of trust, which means that the only time they are telling the truth in public is when they are NOT talking.
NRA4Freedom on April 27, 2006 at 8:53 PM
Just watched Michelle on O'Reilly…Great job! I was actually impressed that you, Kirsten, and O'Reilly all agreeded that lawbreakers from any party should be prosecuted. I have a feeling Kirsten felt a little "On the spot" there, and knew she would look like a total fool to disagree.
MalkinFan on April 27, 2006 at 8:54 PM
I was amused that MM didn't didn't need the last "You've only got 15 seconds" to complete Bill's "I'll give you the last word". She is several times quicker on her feet than the famous Bill O. She'll most likely replace him as America's most-watched pundit in fairly short order. Hope you play the clip. It was definitive.
JodyBlonde on April 27, 2006 at 9:20 PM
Hmmmm. Interesting. A quiet segment (no problem with that). Michelle made some good points and a nice analogy that the double standard is so blaring that she sees sun spots.
Maybe it's me, but it seems that Kirsten has changed in the way she presents herself. She now presents an image of a calm, confident person with thoughtful, quiet humor. She has a bit of a pleasant smile when presenting her point of view, speaks in a thoughtful voice. I have noticed that other lib/Dem women commentators are now doing the same thing (well, election time is approaching and the Dems want a victory).
I do not fully believe that Kirsten agrees with Michelle that there should be a single standard concerning reporters who report leaks. She did not seem confortable saying that. I don't know if Michelle believes it either, even though she is glad to hear that Kirsten does agree with her.
I cannot agree with Kirsten that the press was very mean to Democrats and was not nice to Clinton. I do not recall the drive by media bashing Clinton and pointing out every single thing that Clinton and Hillary did wrong (yeah, the press did report on Whitewater real estate situation, etc, but did not really ask hard questions as far as I can recall-someone correct me if I am wrong). It took Drudge to expose the Clinton/Lewinski rodeo while the rest of the press held off on that story. And Clinton sued Drudge for revealing that story. I do not recall Clinton ever suing other reporters for anything. In fact, I think that only very rarely did a reporter ask hard questions to Clinton or Hillary (she would get a list of questions that was to be asked BEFORE an interview, did she not?)
Anyway, Michelle, as always did a great job discussing issues. And for those of you who missed the segment, O'Reilly will be repeated 11 PM EST. AND, YES, AS ALWAYS, MICHELLE LOOKED GREAT!
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 10:01 PM
This is a test signal. I have posted twice my opinions concerning Michelle being on O'Reilly, and for some reason, those posts did not take.
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 10:05 PM
Well, now it works! Hmmmm.
Well, since you guys have already posted what I tried to say, I will not bother repeating. The only thing I will say is that, as always, Michelle is a pleasure to watch on TV debating/discussing issues. Whether it be a mild session like tonight's was, or a heated discussion, Michelle can run rings around whomever she is up against.
I will say concerning Kirsten, I have seen her in the past, and although I do not recall her as a panicky, screaming lib, she now presents herself with the image of a thoughtful, confident person with a thoughtful and quiet voice and a thoughtful sense of humor. Also, she displayed a bit of a smile (for the most part) when presenting her point. I have noticed that other lib/Dem women commentators are doing the same thing now.
Also, I disagree with Kirsten that the press was not too nice to Clinton. I don't recall the MSM doing the same stuff to Clinton, or any other Dem as they are doing to Pres Bush. Clinton sued Drudge for reporting the Clinton/Lewinski "rodeo." He never sued any other reporter for anything, did he?
And I do not believe that Kirsten truly agrees with Michelle about having a single standard concerning reporters who report leaks. And even though Michelle was glad to hear that Kirsten agreed with her, I do not think that Michelle completely believes Kirsten.
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 10:16 PM
Whoops! I APOLOGIZE EVERYONE!!!
It looks like my original posting (10:01 PM) came out after all.
Perhaps it is the length of what I posted that took time to come out, or the system is being slow right now.
Anyway, please excuse any redundancy on my part and do focus on my 10:01 PM posting.
Sorry,again! :-(
The False Dervish on April 27, 2006 at 10:21 PM
Bill should have Michelle on the show with chris whats his name from PMSNBC. Old Billy boy is full of foul air.
birdman on April 27, 2006 at 10:58 PM
Why is it that a guy like Bill O'Reilly always seems to be surrounded by beautiful, intelligent women? Life is not fair.
I don't have cable anymore so I will depend on what I read here. I agree MM is the complete package. Dervish may be all worked up over our gracious hostess ;) Also with some exception Dim women don't come across as very attractive when they spew nonsense. I won't call them hags, because that would not be nice.
geekrunner on April 27, 2006 at 11:17 PM
False Dervish – I seem to remember the MSM being quite vocal about Clinton's transgressions – to the point that I wanted to cover my children's ears every night during the 6:00 news.
NRA4Freedom – Last that I checked, Clinton did get punished for lying, he got impeached.
Zeus on April 27, 2006 at 11:36 PM
geekrunner – I agree with you that women that you might ordinarily consider attractive lose that trait when they spew nonsense. Check out some of Ann Coulter's gems: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2001/0111.coulterwisdom.html
And if that's not enough, how about threatening to poison a sitting supreme court justice or helping foreign relations by calling those from the mideast "ragheads".
Do you consider her attractive?
Zeus on April 28, 2006 at 12:24 AM
geekrunner – I know what you mean. How about that Ann Coulter – she's a real beauty. Check out some of these gems: http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2001/0111.coulterwisdom.html
If the link doesn't work, just do a search for ann coulter -you'll find it.
And if that's not enough, how about her more recent comments: poison a sitting supreme court justice and the one about the "ragheads".
How attractive is she now?
Zeus on April 28, 2006 at 1:03 AM
O'Reilly's solid on the war on terror, the culture-war, and immigration. That's enough for me.
PoppysBoy on April 28, 2006 at 1:50 AM
Like False Dervish, I also posted more than once on the same subject. Apparently, this site has a delayed response. Must be growing pains.
Zeus on April 28, 2006 at 2:13 AM
Bill O'Reilly's show is generally pretty good; I can't fault him for his ratings, at least.
Tom Shakely on April 28, 2006 at 2:36 AM
Why should Hot Air be mentioned? Michelle Malkin was not on the air to plug Hor Air; she was there to offer her commentary on the CIA leaks. It would have been crass "to sell" Hot Air. It is not Bill O'Reilly's job to sell a product guests on his show are involved with unless the product in question is the purpose of the visit. (I recall one or two guests plugging a book or cause they are involved with in the past such as Gary Sinise and his charity work for the children of Iraq.)
hadsil on April 28, 2006 at 2:46 AM
That AIRhead kristen/kirsten/kristy/kirsty, whatever, is a "Fox News Analyst"??? I am laughing…
Good on you Michelle, despite the pitiful few minutes you got, there you were so impressive with your erudition and LOGIC.
BeeCharmer on April 28, 2006 at 4:57 AM
Last night's factor proves, once and for all, that Consevative ladies are much smarter and a whole lot better looking than best the democrats have to offer. She sure makes this old man better.
olhokie on April 28, 2006 at 5:27 AM
Hadsil —
It's a joke. :)
Michelle on April 28, 2006 at 7:20 AM
As it appears, the whole subject may well be moot, and I have HAD it!
I read on Newsmax yesterday that McCarthy will most likely not be prosecuted or even punished. If that comes to fruition I may just give up and move to a cabin in Montana.
Apparently the Dems have perfected a strategy to deal with wrongdoing…simply say, "I didn't do it", and voila! It all goes away. I wonder why that doesn't work for Delay, Libby, et al?
Anyway, great job last night Michelle! And it was glaringly obvious that Kirsten is on the Lib program of calm veneer and joviality. Pretty strange since the DNC chairman is a raving lunatic! I guess they're still getting their "strategery" from Bubba.
Woody58 on April 28, 2006 at 7:43 AM
No, I AM NOT "worked up" over Michelle as you suggest :-D. I have nothing to gain by being worked up over a married lady or any other lady, for that matter.
I compliment Michelle because she appears to be one of the few ladies in our country who enjoys being complimented.
Here, in the People's Democratic Multi-Sensitive,Feminized, Did You Check With My Lawyer Before Looking In My Direction Republic of New York City, in too many situations a simple compliment to a woman concerning almost anything can lead to problems and misunderstandings-for example-"What do you mean I look great in this dress?" or "I did a great job on this assignment? I don't know what you mean by that." (yes, I know it sounds ridiculous, but it DOES happen many times and this IS New York City.)
Finally, after hearing Michelle talk about how the unhinged (and as written in her book) are insulting the way she looks (her eyes, figure, hair, whatever) I feel that these insults are totally unnecessary, racist in some cases, and just down right rude and shows signs of desparation from the lefties. So, to counter the hardcore lib philosophy of TOLERANT INTOLERANCE, I compliment Michelle once in a while.
But, let's face it. The bottom line is NOT how someone looks, but how a person presents their point of view in debates and discussions. It is the formulation and presentation of ideas hopefully based on truth, practically, common sense, and honesty that should always prevail. Not on failed political agendas like communism/socialism, not on misplaced guilt, not on rationalization, not on hatred of one's country, not on bullying tactics, hysterical screaming, double standards, and character assasination.
The False Dervish on April 28, 2006 at 9:18 AM
I have met Ann Coulter and spoke with her very briefly (I met her at last year's Freedom Concert where I got her autograph). I am not a big fan of hers, but, I personally think that she is OK. I told her that I think that she is a great lady, and I also told her that I think that some of her statements do cross the line, but I like to read her stuff and hear her being interviewed and debated.
I do agree with you Zeus that sometimes Ann just goes off the edge on some of her statements. The killing leaders of terrorist movements I do agree with her-forcing people to convert to Christianity is a decision I would leave up to the individual. Blaming that vet that because of him we lost Vietnam is wrong when it was governmental policy and hack commanding officers that prevented our troops from doing what had to be done to win (read A LONELY KIND OF WAR written by a USAF Forward Air Controller about the nonsensical rules of engagement placed upon him and others). However, from what my former neighbor who was a Vietnam vet told me, many guys over there devoted themselves to fouling up, getting high, ignoring orders and ignoring training.
But, yes,sometimes Ann has to keep herself in check.
The False Dervish on April 28, 2006 at 9:40 AM
Hmm,I know this is offtopic, but I am going to offer my defence of Ann.
While I agree that Ann goes a bit over the top at times, she says what she believes and has no fear of saying it. I do not ever remember her retract anything she has said. She believes what she says and stands behind it. I also very much admire a person like that, even if at times she can embarrass us. I sill love her, much like I love MM. They are the offence against libs that have run roughshod over us for far too long.
To MM's credit, she has NEVER embarressed me.
MalkinFan on April 28, 2006 at 11:45 AM
Nicely written on Ann and credit to Michelle.
No arguement from me.
'Nuff said.
The False Dervish on April 28, 2006 at 12:10 PM
Michelle won the O'Reilly debate easily & clearly. This is just ho hum, everydat stuff for Michelle. I really need to see her slap Chris Matthews around a bit though. I'm just glad she's on our side.
wcarr on April 28, 2006 at 2:45 PM
Sorry I didn't get it.
hadsil on April 28, 2006 at 6:15 PM
Sorry for the off-topic also but have to defend my friend Ann also. I read the post that someone here offered up of some of her comments.
First off, some of them were out of context just like the author of the article went out of his way to deny. Second, if you disagree, then I would reconsider identifying myself as an American, much less a conservative.
Ann & Michelle are generally on the same page and I consider them both heroes.
RobertCSampson on April 29, 2006 at 12:35 PM
"I seem to remember the MSM being quite vocal about Clinton's transgressions – to the point that I wanted to cover my children's ears every night during the 6:00 news."
To Zeus:
Yes, the MSM did report stories on Pres Clinton that were not flattering, but they did so because for the most part, they had no choice, and I think that depending on the nature of the story, they really had no choice to try and soften it up. But, remember, the press loved Clinton via asking him soft questions. And their creditability was hurt when they sat on the Clinton/Lewinski story while Drudge reported it.
The False Dervish on April 30, 2006 at 3:09 PM


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Such public information gathering has been mandated by the Obama Administration's recent adoption of the Open Government Directive, which aims to improve participation, collaboration and transparency at the federal level.
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Aclovate Side Effects Center
Medical Editor: John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEP
Aclovate (alclometasone dipropionate) Cream and Ointment is a topical (for the skin) steroid used to treat the inflammation and itching caused by a number of skin conditions such as allergic reactions, eczema, and psoriasis. Aclovate is available in generic form. Common side effects of Aclovate include:
- skin stinging,
- burning,
- itching,
- irritation,
- dryness,
- redness, or
- rash when first applied to the skin.
Side effects should disappear in a few days as your body adjusts to the medication. Other side effects of Aclovate include:
- thinning or softening of your skin,
- skin rash or irritation around your mouth,
- swollen hair follicles,
- changes in color of treated skin,
- blisters,
- pimples,
- crusting of treated skin, or
- stretch marks.
Tell your doctor if you have serious side effects of Aclovate including:
- blurred vision,
- seeing halos around lights,
- mood changes,
- sleep problems (insomnia),
- weight gain,
- puffiness in your face,
- muscle weakness, or
- you feel tired.
Apply a thin film of Aclovate Cream or Ointment to the affected skin areas 2 or 3 times daily; massage gently until the medication disappears. It is not likely that other drugs you take orally or inject will have an effect on topically applied Aclovate. But many drugs can interact with each other. Tell your doctor all prescription and over-the-counter medications and supplements you use. During pregnancy, Aclovate should be used only when prescribed. It is unknown if this drug passes into breast milk when applied to the skin. Similar medications pass into breast milk when taken by mouth. Consult your doctor before breastfeeding.
Our Aclovate (alclometasone dipropionate) Side Effects Drug Center provides a comprehensive view of available drug information on the potential side effects when taking this medication.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medication and call your doctor at once if you have severe irritation of any treated skin, or if you show signs of absorbing alclometasone topical through your skin, such as:
- blurred vision, or seeing halos around lights;
- mood changes;
- sleep problems (insomnia);
- weight gain, puffiness in your face; or
- muscle weakness, feeling tired.
Less serious side effects of alclometasone may include:
- mild skin rash, itching, burning, redness, or dryness;
- thinning or softening of your skin;
- skin rash or irritation around your mouth;
- swollen hair follicles;
- changes in color of treated skin;
- blisters, pimples, or crusting of treated skin; or
- stretch marks.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Tell your doctor about any unusual or bothersome side effect. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: stretch marks, skin thinning/discoloration, acne, extreme/unwanted hair growth, hair bumps (folliculitis).
Skin infections can become worse when using this medication. Notify your doctor promptly if redness, swelling, or irritation does not improve.
Rarely, it is possible this medication will be absorbed from the skin into the bloodstream. This can lead to side effects of too much corticosteroid. These side effects are more likely in children, and in people who use this medication for a long time or over large areas of the skin. Tell your doctor right away if any of the following side effects occur: unusual/extreme tiredness, weight loss, headache, swelling ankles/feet, increased thirst/urination, vision problems.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
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The following local adverse reactions have been reported with ACLOVATE® (alclometasone dipropionate) Cream in approximately 2% of patients: itching and burning, erythema, dryness, irritation, and papular rashes.
The following local adverse reactions have been reported with ACLOVATE® (alclometasone dipropionate) Ointment in approximately 1% of patients: itching, burning, and erythema. The following additional local adverse reactions have been reported infrequently with topical corticosteroids, but may occur more frequently with the use of occlusive dressings. These reactions are listed in approximate decreasing order of occurrence: folliculitis, acneiform eruptions, hypopigmentation, perioral dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis, secondary infection, skin atrophy, striae, and miliaria.
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Vertical scratching and possibly urine marking.
I've had my four cats - 3 litter mates and the mama cat - for about a year. In the past few months I've noticed they're doing a LOT of vertical scratching on couches and chairs - 2 chairs and 2 couch, in particular. When I started noticing it, I bought more vertical scratching posts and placed them near the areas they like to scratch. I also put up the double-sided tape to try to deter them. I've used Feliway on all of them regularly and also plugged in the diffusers, and not only has it not gotten any better, but now I'm pretty sure they're also urinating/marking behind the 2 chairs that they scratch. (They already have 2 litter boxes, which they use.) I'm not sure what else to try at this point.
I've read that vertical scratching and marking is usually related to stress, but I can't identify a stressor in the home. Any suggestions on what to try? I'm about to just tear up the carpeting and let them scratch at the furniture until it's time to buy new stuff.
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You don't say whether your cats are all spayed or neutered, but that could contribute to the need to mark their territories. Altering won't cure the problem, especially if they smell their scent or other's in the house, but it sure will cut down on their need to mark. With cats, it's recommended that you have one litter box per cat plus one. I have 3 cats and 3 boxes, but they are very large boxes and it works for us. In my house, I notice the cats urine mark when the cat next door is roaming around and that's purely territorial. Delilah also scratches on my chair, but that's just her. The other 2 use a very large carpeted cat 'condo' that I bought and placed in front of the patio door. It's shredded b/c they absolutely love to use it as a perch and large scratching post. Available at pet stores in many elevations and prices. You may consider having the furniture professionally cleaned. And make sure all your cats are current on their vet visits to rule out health issues.
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Archive for January, 2009
Hand Painted Love Boxes
January 31, 2009
I visited a friend last year who had a collection of "Hand Painted Love Boxes" of which I was instantly SMITTEN!
These treasure boxes make perfect gifts for girls 8-100 years old.
I purchased this one for my Daughter as a Christmas gift. She loves Russian stacked dolls and green, so I couldn't resist.
Each box is loaded with detail including a "Quote" inside the lid. This quote says "Beauty will save the World", Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Every box is different. If you would like to see more of these special Hand Painted Love Boxes check out Tiffany's Etsy Shop.
Can I ice skate in our yard?
January 30, 2009
The question Gaby asked when she woke up yesterday morning.
"No darling", I answered, "but you can slip, break an arm, a leg, a finger, a nose…" My goodness is this stuff dangerous. I feel like I am fighting for my life everytime I step outside. Weatherman says, "two more snow events in the next 4 days". I was hoping for SUNNY and 50.
Valentine Surprises
January 28, 2009
I have a been waiting for our first official snowday to start the 2009 Valentine Card project with the kids. This year, I was very inspired by a project that Donna Downey created as a downloadable video workshop called "Layers". After watching the video, I was ready to create something special with the kiddos using some of her wonderful ideas and some of my own.
Materials List:
- Card Stock
- Gesso
- Stickers
- Stamps
- Rub-ons
- Acrylic Paints
- Modge Podge or Matte Medium
- Alpha Cut-Outs
- Pictures of Loved Ones
(all purchased at Michaels)
We started by cutting a bunch of HEARTS out of cardstock. Then we painted them with Gesso in order to better hold the paint.
We picked our color palette.
And painted a couple of layers on each heart…we started with Yellow Ochre (let dry), then we added a layer of turquoise.
Once all the paint was dry, we layered with various stickers, rub-ons, pictures, and stamps.
To finish the project, we sealed each heart with Matte Medium and added some glitter to make them "sparkly".
We finished eight yesterday and have about 20 more to go! SSSSHHHH…we want to surprise our loved ones. Finished product pictures in a few weeks!
Good Dog, Now you get a sticker!
January 28, 2009
About two years ago, Hubby and I were trying to decide whether or not we were going to try to have a third baby. Long story short, we decided we were very content with our two "Petite-Ones" and went ahead and made that decision permanent. To be perfectly honest though, I was still hankering for something, so I decided on a lap-puppy.
The irony of getting a puppy, is that in many ways they are like babies…but harder. The first year of Tasha's life was TOUGH. Tasha had a parasite that caused explosive "Diarrhea" for about 10 months (usually at 2am in the morning in her crate–lovely). Once we got rid of that little issue, we were able to enjoy her funny little personality a lot more.
Currently Tasha is the equivalent of a 2-3 year old in behavior. She tests her boundaries and gets into things. It is hard to get mad at her because of how darn cute she is.
Yesterday, Tasha showed up into my office looking like this:
I couldn't stop laughing when I saw her because these are stickers that I used on the kids' reward charts when they were little (2-3 years old).
When pulling the stickers off of Tasha, all I could think about was what I used to say to my kiddos when I gave them a sticker– "WHAT A GOOD JOB"…or…"WHAT A NICE WAY OF ASKING", NOW YOU GET A STICKER!!!!!.
Another Apple A Day
January 27, 2009
An Apple A Day - Day 2/5
Gaby - Water Color on Sketch Paper
Gaby has been on a role painting still life apples. I love how her little eyes see color!
The Nest Treehouse
January 26, 2009
Over the holidays the girls shared their DREAM of having a TREE HOUSE with their "Pop". Speaking a mile a minute, the girls gave him their criteria:
- Two little tree houses that lead to one big tree house
- A rope bridge connecting all of the houses
- A place to put a bean bag chair and books
- A treehouse where a lot of friends to come over
- They wanted to call it "The Nest"
On a napkin at lunch, their "Super-Pop" sketched something up for them. Aren't dreams fun?
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By continuing to promote the extraction and export of coal, tar sands, and fracked gas instead of sustainable sectors in B.C., our government is making a political choice to prioritize short-term profits over renewable industries. Let's work together to develop a smart and creative strategy to transition away from fossil fuels and toward a low carbon economy
Enbridge's ad spend on the Kitimat vote so far is more than three times what the company would be allowed to spend in an electoral district during a provincial election. During a provincial election or initiative vote, Elections BC restricts how much companies and other third-party advertisers can spend -- but no such rules apply to the April 12 plebiscite.
The B.C. ministry responsible for jobs says the province has been clear on its job numbers. Yeah, clear as mud.
I'm sure The Vancouver Sun's spotty coverage of the polling debate has much more to do with a lack of resources and the rush to get stories online than it has to do with the millions of dollars Enbridge and the oil industry spends with Postmedia -- but the optics aren't good.
Both the people lauding the refinery proposal and those condemning it miss the point. In tying pipeline development to the building of a heavy-oil refinery in B.C., MLA Andrew Mr. Weaver is not so much accepting a reasonable compromise as he is floating still another costly, lengthy, prerequisite to new pipelines.
More and more often, we are reading in the news about the federal government and various intelligence and law enforcement agencies allegedly "spying" on aboriginals and pipeline opponents. I am both of those things. I have no idea whether strangers are picking up shards of information from my emails and text messages. I have no idea what kind of beautiful stained-glass mosaics their imaginations might create.
It's time to get politics out of environmental policy and serious environmental policy into politics. After all, the environment really doesn't care which political party you belong to.
The U.S. State Department said Keystone XL would actually be better from a climate perspective than the alternatives. While there is a logic to this line of argument it rests on an illogical assumption. That assumption is that ongoing development of the conventional fossil fuel sector is inevitable. It is not.
This pipeline project will not survive public scrutiny. Enbridge and Kinder Morgan do not have, and will not have, our permission. We will stop these pipelines and the Harper regime would be smart to listen or at least get out of the way. A government can only hide the fact that they do not represent the values of the people of their country for so long before people wake up to it and show them the door.
Activists in British Columbia have responded to the National Energy Board's approval of the Northern Gateway oil pipeline with threats of illegal activism reminiscent of the 1990s. Civil disobedience has an honourable history; the question is whether a particular group on a particular matter is justified in such actions. Where people's rights are systematically violated, where they are denied recourse to the courts, or to their elected representatives, the case for civil disobedience is clear. But the Northern Gateway Pipeline proposal does not represent such a violation.
Not even a month has passed since the federally-appointed Joint Review Panel (JRP) released its official report recommending approval of the Northern Gateway pipeline, pending the fulfillment of 209 conditions. Yet already two separate suits have been filed against the integrity of the report, with groups requesting that the federal cabinet delay a final decision on the pipeline project until the Federal Court of Appeal can assess the complaints.
The government didn't open its ears on telecom on its own. It took Canada's largest-ever online campaign and sustained, widespread, solutions-based engagement to make it happen. We'll need that to continue, and we'll need to bring that energy to privacy, free expression online, and other issues of the day.
By the end of this month the federal pipeline regulator, the National Energy Board (NEB), is expected to approve Enbridge's proposal for its 38-year old Line 9 oil pipeline in Ontario and Quebec, which would carry shale oil -- known for its propensity to explode as it did in North Dakota. With that in mind, the province of Ontario must hold its ground on Line 9 and ensure its demands for a safer pipeline are met.
With your help, we'll produce and distribute a provocative film that will go beyond the issues, to the very DNA of change, and encourage constructive discussion across all points of view. It's the only way we're going to find the innovative solutions we so badly need. This is an amazing moment. KeystoneXL pipeline, Enbridge's proposed pipeline, and Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion, hang in the balance.


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Cadillac XLR Forum Discussion, 2006 xlr exhaust - please help! in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Just bought my first XLR! Have been reading online quite a bit about exhaust options. Having just bit the bullet, ...
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2006 xlr exhaust - please help!
Just bought my first XLR! Have been reading online quite a bit about exhaust options. Having just bit the bullet, i am a bit hesitant to spend a couple thousand on a complete installed system. Are there other short term options out there that others have tried? Can you just change the mufflers? Can you cut out the resonator? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Re: 2006 xlr exhaust - please help!
You could always find a muffler shop you trust and have them mod up something for you. I have a shop local to me that hand-built the complete cat-back Corsa system for my Eldorado and it sounds great, but so far I only let him gut the cats on Elwood.
Personally, if I were you and you want to get a little more sport from your sports car, then get the D3 Intakes and a tune and don't worry about the exhaust. If you just want it louder, then almost any muffler shop will cut off the mufflers and sell you something louder.Snake Bit Super Chilled Black Raven 2006 Cadillac XLR-V aka Elwood (Jake's brother)
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Re: 2006 xlr exhaust - please help!
Hello......I am new to this forum and just finding my way around. My 2006 XLR is a fabulous car in everyway, but the exhaust was so quiet, it just didn't go with the car. Sooooo in July I put on a new Magna Flow exhaust/Dual Exit system and oh boy, it was worth every single penny I spent. The sound is a very classy, deep & throaty sound, absolutely perfect perfect for this car. The cost was $1712.00 plus $75.00 for labor. It sounds so good I have totally forgotten about what it cost me.
Also forgot to mention..........by putting on the new MagnaFlow Exhaust system it really boost up the performance of the car, a notable difference right away.


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I have a homemade layout blind, I have never used a actual layout blind, but i was wondering how high is to high?
Mine I think is 13" high, how high are some of the avery's or others?
And how would I elminate the "boxy" look?
should I just put natural vegetation on the corners and all around it?


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USC ran its winning streak to four games with a 62-46 win vs. Arizona State today at the Galen Center. The Trojans are now 17-12 and beginning to entertain toughts of making the NCAA Tournament.
Seniors Alex Stepheson and Donte Smith were a big part of USC improving to 14-1 in its last 15 Senior Days. Stepheson had 15 points and 10 rebounds for his 10th double-double of the season and Smith scored 12 points, making three three-pointers and moving to 17th on USC's all-time three-point baskets made list.
USC will close out the regular season on the road at the Washington schools this week before returning home for the Pac-10 Tournament at Staples Center, March 9-12.
USC baseball's opening night will now be an opening day doubleheader Saturday at 10 a.m. at Dedeaux Field against Missouri.
Here is the new schedule of events for the USC Tournament:
USC vs. Missouri at 10 a.m.
USC vs. Cal Poly at 2 p.m.
Missouri vs. UNC at 10 a.m.
USC vs. North Carolina at 2 p.m.
Friday (February 18)
Cal Poly vs. Missouri - 10 a.m.
Cal Poly vs. North Carolina - 2 p.m.
USC vs. Missouri - 6 p.m.
Saturday (February 19)
USC vs. North Carolina - 7 p.m.
Sunday (February 20)
Cal Poly vs. North Carolina - 10 a.m.
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Average age of SVT owners?
I am deciding whether to buy a used 2002 SVT. This one came to Europe (where I live) and main reasons for concern are spare parts and (to some extent) fuel consumption. I have driven Ford Fiesta so far and it has been reliable and good car to me, but I need stronger car for more travelling.
Another decision that I am making here is the choice whether to live a sporty life (SVT) or retire to normal, economical (jap-diesel) life which everyone else seems to be suggesting. I am 29 and I would be giving 50% of my savings for that SVT where I can buy a jap-diesel for 30%.
So what is your age and your view on SVT?
I am 26. I love the SVT, but I think fuel is going to get you. It takes 91+ octane, and I really don't get that great of mileage. The best I ever see is 25, with a tune (I haven't tried the highway tune yet).
The car is a lot of fun though.
Don't buy a Jap car though. There are plenty of other good options. What about a SKoda?
36, was 34 when I bought it........ they are fun to drive... especially after the turbo[thumb]
Theres an SVT in serbia ?
Im 38 and never got past 19, lol
Im really just 19, got to love the car, and they are great handlers, also if you drive nice you can get some good gas milage!
birth certificate says that I'm 34
wife says that I'm 16
I love my SVTf, but the way fuel costs are in Europe if you are concerned about gas mileage you should probably get a diesel.
The cost of a litre of gas/Euro over there works out to be somewhere between $4 and $5 per gallon.
Yes it is the only one in the country and came here recently on a cargo ship :) It is a beautiful car and I fell in love with it the moment I saw it.
I am glad there are lots of folks in their thirties enjoying the SVT (although a need to feel like 18 yo is obvious :)
But as many of you say fuel costs can be problem. We have only 95 octane fuel here so it will probably burn some more then it does there. Also the fuel here is little over $4 /gallon converted (how much is it there?). And so on..
.. and then I think of the focus svt again and all those bad thougts go away :)
Other point is that the car has rebuilt title. I went to service and they said only the right front wing had been worked on.
make sure you get a tune for the 95 octane then (mo' powwa) :)
You'll find the average age is around upper 20's/lower 30's (younger folks want the big fast cars that get them in trouble).
I'm 19 and i just got my SVTF about a month ago and love it. The gas mileage is great, as well as the power, but especially the handling. Couldn't ask for anything better![thumb]
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Here are the latest 7'' releases from Digitaldubs sound system out on the label Muzamba. Active since 2001, Digitaldubs is a pioneer reggae and dub sound system based in Rio De Janeiro, Brasil.
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I think that is all very good information, and there are bits & pieces of it that are probably applicable to most everyone. But I'll tell you, that is way more in depth than I get with my hunting guns.
I have a very realistic expectation of how I shoot and what I expect of my hunting rifles vs my shooting ability. That is a 2" 3-shot group at 100 yards. If I can do better than that, I'm happy, if I'm in the 2" - 3" range, then I'll work on the gun with a different bullet and load until I get those 3 shots under 2".
If it's worse than 3", and I have only ever had one gun that shot that poorly, I'm probably not going to spend a whole lot of time on it.
Guns are inherently accurate enough for hunting purposes, or they wouldn't be on the market. MOST firearms companies are not going to let a gun out of the factory that doesn't shoot reasonable groups. If your gun is patterning like a shotgun, something is wrong with it, and in most cases I'm not going to spend my time on an inaccurate gun.
One thing I never see anyone mention is a bent or misaligned barrel. They happen, I've seen them. People do a lot of dumb things with guns, and can cause a gun to malfunction in a myriad of ways. Those are guns I'm not interested in.


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Dr. Paul H. Harvey
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- Title:
- Dr. Paul H. Harvey
- Topics:
- Subjects:
College teachers
Agriculture -- Research
Laboratories -- Equipment and supplies
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- Black-and-white print (photograph)
- Item identifier:
- ua023_024-001-bx0007-030-009
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- Dr. Paul Harvey, William Neal Reynolds Professor
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North Carolina State University -- Faculty
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Harvey, Paul Henry more info on Harvey, Paul Henry
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University Archives Photographs
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