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Cabinet supplier,maker wanted, remodel
I am a shipwright located in Marina del Rey. Yacht remodel design, construction and management is my specialty. Most of my customers think my pricing is reasonable, and I would be happy to discuss your project ideas. Please e-mail, or call me at (310) 770-1100.
Thanks, George
Cabinet supplier,maker wanted, remodel
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I just bought a Jeanneau 51 and am in CA, in need of some one who can make cabinets for a remodel.
I am in California and that should be noted as I only want companies or individule cabinet makers / remodel companies located in Southern Ca to respond! And...the maker of my boat does NOT start with Ferarri so not super high end EXPENSIVE vendors please!
I want to remodel my interior of my sailboat( a 1991 Jeanneau S.O. 51), reconfiguring my Galley and nav station to better suit me. But , as I am finding out, it isn''t like remodeling your home Kithen on land! I am having trouble finding anyone, and reasonable is important, who makes custom cabinets for sailboat remodels. Guess it doesn''t happen much?
But if I can find a reputable business I will need new cabinets to be made and fitted, as well as a countertop( material yet to be determined).
Anyone recommended? Any phone numbers and experiences will be appreciated.
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CANCUN, Mexico-- The Spiders overcame a halftime deficit and hung on late to beat Wichita State, 49-46, Friday at the Cancun Challenge.
The Spiders improved to 3-3, while Wichita State fell to 2-3.
"I was very pleased with our ability to dig deep and find a way," said head coach Michael Shafer. "We only took 36 shots for the game and the way it was being played, it was going to come down to possessions. When it mattered most, we responded. I felt the first half we were still enjoying the Minnesota win and Wichita State made us pay. Rachael really had a big second half and did a good job of limiting their best player's touches. We have to recover quickly because we go again tomorrow against an excellent Green Bay team."
Wichita State closed the first half on a 10-2 run to take a 25-18 advantage into the break. The Shockers shot 9-of-17 from the field (52%), while Richmond shot 7-for-21 (33%). Wichita State held Richmond to its lowest first-half point total (18) of the season.
Senior Rachael Bilney willed her team back into the ballgame with two timely long-range bombs to get Richmond to 36-34 early into the last frame. During that stretch, Bilney accounted for 10 of the Spiders' 14 points.
Much like yesterday, it was Okoro that sparked the Richmond comeback. Okoro beat her defender for the bucket and hit the free-throw to swing momentum Richmond's way at 39-38 with 11:04 remaining. The Spiders continued to score, going on a 9-0 run to take a 43-38 lead.
Richmond held Wichita State without a field goal for nearly 10 minutes, but the Shockers hung around with free-throws.
The Shockers made it interesting down the stretch scoring three consecutive times to knot the game at 44-all with a minute to play. Richmond dug in and grabbed crucial rebounds and connected on free-throws to seal the win.
Bilney ended the game with a season-high 20 points off 5-of-10 shooting from the field, including 4-of-7 from long range. Bilney's heady leadership in the closing minutes, including a key rebound with 18 seconds left, proved to be the difference.
Okoro followed Bilney with nine points and seven rebounds. Richmond outrebounded the Shockers, 26-22 and outscored Wichita State 31-21 in the second frame. The game saw five ties and 10 lead changes.
The Spiders conclude the Cancun Challenge with Wisconsin-Green Bay tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. ET.
NOTES: Richmond won back-to-back games for the first time this season and the first time since beating Fordham and Duquesne last February...The Spiders improved to 2-0 versus first-time opponents this season (Defeated other first-time foe, Minnesota 58-46 Nov. 22)...Richmond won two neutral site games for the first time since the Lehigh Christmas Classic last December...Rachael Bilney connected on a season-high four threes and leads Richmond with 15 long-range shots this season...Bilney scored 20 points for the second time in her career.

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October 25, 2010 By Robert Bell
I just returned from a week in Birmingham in the United Kingdom, where I experienced an unusual pleasure. No, nothing like that. It occurred when ICF published its list of the Smart21 Communities of 2011 during my time there. In first place by alphabetical order was Birmingham. It was my first time being in a listed community at announcement time, and the delight of those who had nominated Birmingham was a pleasure to see.
I was in town for two back-to-back events: the autumn meeting of the EUROCITIES Knowledge Society Forum and a conference called Beyond 2010, an e-government forum produced by Birmingham's government that focused on delivering better public services for less money. More about Beyond 2010 in a future post.
In addition to keynoting at the EUROCITIES KSF event, I moderated a panel session that asked the intriguing question: "What is a smart service?" Two of the speakers were public-sector IT managers: Ingrid Goetzl of Vienna and Joan Battle of Barcelona. Also speaking was James Munro, Director and founder of Patient Opinion UK, in which patients report on their experience with Britain's National Health Service (NHS), and Val Lewis, who manages programs for volunteer groups in the English Midlands.
Things got frank very quickly. In most places, the panelists agreed, the actual use of e-government services falls far below expectation. Since they have to be used in order to save money and improve constituent services, it's a big issue. Why is adoption typically so poor? Because the services are developed in-house with too little input from users, so they are neither targeted to user needs nor particularly easy to use. And they take far too long and cost too much to develop, so that they can be years out of date when they finally arrive.
Contrast this model with the new interest in open data, in which the government publishes information and allows companies and interested citizens to turn it into services. For government, the benefits can be huge: much faster development of applications in easy-to-use form, without financial risk, and with the risk of adoption taken by the developer. Government becomes the supplier of raw information, and the online market determines what has value.
How does it work? "Fix my street" is an example found all over the world (www.fixmystreet.com for one). At the simplest level, it is a site or site or smartphone app in which citizens can log potholes, broken streetlights and similar problems for all to see – including the people in city government responsible for street maintenance. Clever local governments take advantage of these sites to learn about needs, acknowledge what they have learned and report progress. Patient Opinion UK works in a similar manner. It is not part of the NHS. But patients log their experience with the service, and hospitals have the opportunity to respond. The more forward-looking hospitals are highly responsive online, which tends to improve how they are perceived, while the backward ignore the thing and hope it all goes away. The BBC offers a Road Traffic Deaths map based on UK government data that pinpoints dangerous places. In Barcelona, the Mapcelona project lets users display demographic, school location and crime rate data from public sources in real time on a Google map of the city.
There is still room for e-government to do the heavy lifting. The 311 systems in many cities allow citizens to report issues and track online how they are being handled. In this case, government remains the owner and operator of the information but opens up both the logging of complaints and the reporting of results. Similarly, Washington DC placed GPS units on its snowplows and displays their real-time positions online during heavy snowfalls to keep citizens informed. One good argument for government to stay involves has to do with usefulness. Washington ran a contest for developers to encourage the creation of open data applications – but decided not to repeat it because of the applications were "cool" rather than being really useful.
There is also a third way, being pioneered by Washington, San Francisco and a nonprofit called Open311 in the US. They are creating a standardized application program interface (API) for 311 systems. Open311 allows multiple parties to exchange information on a public issue flagged on the 311 system. Think of it as a hybrid of traditional e-government and the open data model, which holds out the promise of offering the best of both worlds.
Of course, there will always be data that government cannot release, for reasons of privacy, security, legal liability or equal treatment under the law. There are also vital transactional services – from taxation to permits to social services – that government will have to provide itself, though bringing users into the design and management of them can have big benefits.
There are also growing pains. Responding to digital demands puts a whole new burden on government, particularly difficult at a time when budgets are under strain. (While I was in Birmingham, several official complained to me about Britain's relatively young Freedom of Information law, because fulfilling the requests was a real drain on their resources.) And no government likes to release information that makes it look incompetent, foolish or immoral.
The panelists were unanimous, however, that the old model, in which governments build it all and control it all, is no longer workable. As the number of digitally-savvy citizens rises, local government simply can't keep up. It is not unlike the evolution of software. E-government 1.0 involved building the first online services to prove that we could do it. Every service that actually functioned was a victory. E-government 2.0 was a rush to put lots and lots of services online, all developed by the IT department or its immediate vendors, based on the view from inside the organization. And now we are entering version 3.0, when the consumers of the services need to be part of the solution – to be "prosumers" in the jargon of the day, who produce as well as consume. In future, the most successful practitioners of e-government will be those communities that create an environment stimulating innovation in services while still providing the leadership needed to make those services effective.
About the Intelligent Community Forum
The Intelligent Community Forum is a think tank that studies the economic and social development of the 21st Century community. Whether in industrialized or developing nations, communities are challenged to create prosperity, stability and cultural meaning in a world where jobs, investment and knowledge increasingly depend on advances in communications. For the 21st Century community, connectivity is a double-edge sword: threatening established ways of life on the one hand, and offering powerful new tools to build prosperous, inclusive and sustainable economies on the other. ICF seeks to share the best practices of the world's Intelligent Communities in adapting to the demands of the Broadband Economy, in order to help communities everywhere find sustainable renewal and growth. More information can be found at www.intelligentcommunity.org.
Robert Bell
Robert Bell is co-founder of the Intelligent Community Forum, where he heads its research and content development activities. He is the author of ICF's pioneering study, Benchmarking the Intelligent Community, the annual Top Seven Intelligent Communities of the Year white papers and other research reports issued by the Forum, and of Broadband Economies: Creating the Community of the 21st Century. Mr. Bell has also authored articles in The Municipal Journal of Telecommunications Policy, IEDC Journal, Telecommunications, Asia-Pacific Satellite and Asian Communications; and has appeared in segments of ABC World News and The Discovery Channel. A frequent keynote speaker and moderator at municipal and telecom industry events, he has also led economic development missions and study tours to cities in Asia and the US.
John Jung
ICF co-founder John G. Jung originated the Intelligent Community concept and continues to serve as the Forum's leading visionary. Formerly President and CEO of the Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance and Calgary Economic Development Authority, he is a registered professional urban planner, urban designer and economic developer. He leads regular international business missions to US, European, Asian, Indian and Australian cities, and originated the ICF Immersion Lab program. John is a regular speaker at universities and conferences and serves as an advisor to regional and national leaders on Intelligent Community development. The author of numerous articles in planning and economic development journals, he has received global and Toronto-based awards for his work in collaboration and strategic development and sits on numerous task forces and international advisory boards.
Louis Zacharilla
ICF co-founder Louis Zacharilla is the creator and presenter of the annual Smart21, Top Seven and Intelligent Community Awards and oversees ICF's media communications and development programs. He is a frequent keynote and motivational speaker and panelist, addressing audiences of tech, academic and community leaders around the world, and writes extensively for publications including American City & County, Continental Airline's in-flight magazine and Municipal World. His frequent appearances in the electronic media have included both television and radio in South Korea, China and Canada. He has served as an adjunct professor at Fordham University in New York and is a Guest Lecturer at Polytechnic University's Distinguished Speaker Series. He holds a Masters Degree from the University of Notre Dame.


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One is an opaque turquoise portrait inlay depicting the Egyptian pharoah Akhenaten.
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The other is from Late Rome and is a bowl with a beautifully detailed inlaid Nilotic scene.
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Full descriptions of these two rare pieces can be found on the link below.
Corning Museum of Glass Acquires Two Rare and Beautiful Objects from Antiquity


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Steve Spurrier has put South Carolina football on the map, and the Old Ball Coach is beginning to resemble the insufferable cad of his Florida Gator days.
And he seems to have found a new foil — Ole Miss, oddly enough — to add to his favorite targets, Georgia and Tennessee.
His latest feud began a couple of weeks ago as he was complaining about Georgia seemingly having an easier schedule than the Gamecocks in the SEC East.
"You think I make the schedule? If I made the schedule Georgia would be playing LSU and we'd be playing Ole Miss," he said.
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze picked up on the slight and responded.
"We do play them in 2013," Freeze said. "I will circle that one and hopefully change his perspective of Ole Miss football."
Spurrier, of course, has never let anybody have the last word, so he used a visit to ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn., this week to comment on Freeze's recruitment of Penn State
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Renowned dog expert Trish King, CPDT, CDBC has brought her Academy of Dog Behavior to Humane Society Silicon Valley (HSSV). This is a unique and impactful experience for those who are interested in becoming professionals in the dog world and those who just want to learn more about dogs.
Learn more about dog expert Trish King and what The Academy is all about.
Get a look inside the introductory, 40-hour series that establishes the foundation for understanding and interpreting dog behavior.
These three-week intensives on a variety of topics, will deepen students' understanding of relevant issues when working with dogs in a shelter or training setting. Learn more about each of the advanced courses that are offered.
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Sigmund's is a pretzel bakery run by Lina Kulchinsky in the East Village of New York City. She's a former lawyer turned pastry chef, and a veteran of Jean-Georges and Bouley.
Sigmund's pretzels are made in the most traditional way, the way pretzels were made for centuries in Germany. The dough is fermented overnight, rolled by hand and baked fresh daily. But the flavors and texture are very NYC 21st century – influenced by The Mediterranean, Latin, Russian cuisines, and not bound by tradition whatsoever!
Whatever is not sold is then sliced, seasoned with garlic oil, salt, pepper and smoked paprika and toasted till golden. All flavors of soft savory pretzels go into the mix.
Lina finds it amazing that people like her still go into the food business – fully aware of the long hours, low chance of financial security and crazy competition. "It's outright silly, funny and life affirming!"


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Those on the front lines deserve praise
To The Editor: This letter is to all the readers that are military, police, security and all organizations that are on the front lines of protecting us from evil. Blessed be the peace keepers.
These very special people use violence as a last resort. They are few and rare, and risk their last breath of life for you. In this country, there are a lot of psychos taking innocent lives. Have ya noticed?
Then again, there are a lot of good people donating their time and money. God bless them, for they are helping the working poor and unemployed.
Obama is trying to solve the mess Bush left behind. Have faith in him and God bless him.
Work together. Get out of the Stone Age; been there, done that. Don't want to do it again.
Regina Thornton
To The Editor: Thank you for publishing the very reasoned and sane approach to health care as described in Nicholas Kristof's article in Sunday's Times-News (Sept. 6) Mountain Views section.
I have been covered by "single payer" Medicare for over five years. I also receive medical care from the Oteen VA Medical Center. I can attest to the accuracy of both of these "government run socialized medicine" as described by Mr. Kristof.
To those who oppose health care for everyone I ask this question: "Why should my health care be better than every other American who doesn't have the coverage I do?"
Neb Conner
To The Editor: Dear Mr. President: Please find below some suggestions for fixing America's economy.
Instead of giving billions and billions of dollars to companies that continuously squander the money on lavish parties, countless unearned bonuses, companies that continue to hire illegal immigrants, please use the following plan:
You can call it the patriotic retirement plan:
There are about 40 million people over 50 in the work force.
Pay them $1 million apiece severance for early retirement with the following stipulations:
1. They must retire. Forty million job openings -- unemployment fixed.
2. They must buy a new American car. (No foreign cars to help other countries). Forty million cars and trucks ordered -- auto industry fixed.
3. They must either buy a house or pay off their mortgage -- housing crisis fixed.
It can't get any easier than that!
If more money is needed have all of the president's appointees and their constituents pay their taxes.
Chip Frank
To The Editor: In response to Rev. Miller's Be Our Guest column:
The Bible is clear that homosexual behavior as well as types of heterosexual behavior such as fornication, adultery, incest etc. are immoral and things Christians should overcome.
The Bible is clear that sexually intimate relationships were designed to be between a man and a woman and to exist only in the confines of a marriage. Anything less than this misses the mark and is degrading to the "image of God" that was designed to be represented in man.
Scripture leaves no room for doubt about these issues. You either believe the Bible or you don't. We should not be unkind to people; however homosexuality it is not something condoned biblically. You have changed your view of scripture to fit what you want, and ignore Sodom and Gomorrah.
We are warned that "as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be before the coming of the son of man."
2Timothy 4: 3-4 "For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; and they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables."
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Lamb of God's vocalist Randy Blythe posted the following story on his Instagram account about how he accidentally burned his penis by spilling coffee:
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING POST IS OF A GRAPHIC PERSONAL NATURE & CONTAINS A TALE OF ABJECT MISERY. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHY I'M POSTING THIS. I MUST BE HIGH FROM PAIN STILL. There are moments of extreme physical pain in some of our lives that we will never, ever, forget. Tonight I had one of those moments (this picture I took of my friends Jimmy & Mike of EYEHATEGOD has NOTHING to do with this story, but I needed a photo & they do have a record called "Take As Needed For Pain"). The sun was setting & it was beautiful evening as I road along the coast to the grocery store, still in my surf trunks & sipping on a fresh mug of boiling hot black coffee. I was listening to some mellow piano music & making a right turn when I made the tragic mistake placing the mug between my barely covered legs. As I turned my truck, happily humming along to the mellow piano music on my stereo, suddenly there was a searing white hot explosion of agony in my crotch. The lid of my mug had come loose, and liquid caffeinated FIRE had covered my, well...it had covered my penis. I briefly lost control of my truck, swerving into the lane of oncoming traffic, barely missing another truck, before quickly pulling into a nearby parking lot to try & make some sense of this atrocity I had committed against myself. I felt like I was going to throw up for a good minute or two, then I regained control & started returning home to do what I knew what I had to do. I had to put him on ice. I do not normally talk to my penis, he does not have a nickname or anything like that, but if there ever was a time for encouraging words to my lifelong companion, it was now. The words I said out loud to him as I painfully drove us slowly home went along these lines: OH GOD, DUDE. OH MY GOD, THAT HURT LIKE HOLY FUCK. HANG IN THERE DUDE. OH GOD, HANG IN THERE. WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT. DON'T GIVE UP HOPE. OH MY GOD, DUDE. OH GOD, HANG IN THERE, BRO. I must have looked like a crazy man. When I hit home, he went in a glass of ice water for a bit. He will recover, I have faith. Go ahead & laugh- everyone else I've told did, including my wife. This day is now a wash. Goodnight.
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WHS Adoptable Animals
The Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to build a community where people value animals and treat them with respect and kindness. For more than 128 years, WHS has been saving the lives of animals in need. We offer adoption services that place 9,000 animals in new homes annually, veterinary services that save thousands of lives, educational programs that instill respect for animals, behavior services to assist guardians and a myriad of other initiatives that help end suffering for animals. We depend entirely on private donations to fund our programs and rely on volunteers in nearly every department. If you are interested in adopting, volunteering, enrolling in a class, taking a tour or making a donation, check out our comprehensive web site at wihumane.org. The adoptable animals' web pages are updated every 30 minutes!
ADOPTED! Riggins will warm up your heart and home
Update! Riggins was adopted by a great family.
Riggins is a 7-year-old Cocker Spaniel who came to WHS as a stray. He's such a sweet boy and loves to be brushed and petted. Riggins is playful, but doesn't bounce off the walls like his younger friends. Polite, gentle and quiet, Riggins would be a great first dog for just about any family. If you have kids, though, make sure to bring them to WHS to meet any future addition to the family before bringing him home. If you are interested in Riggins, stop by this weekend! It may be cold, but Riggins will warm your heart.
See WHS Adoptable Animals now!
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Take CableTV.com's Advice and Make DIRECTV Your Next TV Service Provider
Are you wondering which company is considered the best TV service provider out of all the satellite TV and cable companies in Antes Fort, PA? Finding cable companies and other television services available in your area and comparing what they offer is easier with information from independent consumer surveys. The results are in, and the data shows that DIRECTV is the most highly rated company in Antes Fort.
When you're looking for the best cable company in Antes Fort, PA, price is just one small piece of the puzzle. There are other factors to consider, including channel choices and availability. Most major networks are available everywhere, but some smaller networks and local channels that come with TV packages in neighboring cities may not be included in some TV packages in Antes Fort. Whether you're hoping to catch your favorite shows or the upcoming or Pittsburgh Steelers game, you'll need to know which channels are included in each package. That's why CableTV.com has compiled information on the highest rated providers available in Antes Fort—so you can quickly identify the companies that have what you're looking for.
CableTV.com can help you find the cable company in Antes Fort, PA that checks all the boxes on your list. Not only do we rate the packages and prices of local TV providers, we also evaluate how each company stacks up when it comes to providing dependable service and helpful customer support.


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Nematode eggs and juveniles of the golden nematode, Globodera rostochiensis. Eggs and juveniles are contained within a cyst (the big brown sac on the right). The sac shown here has broken open (some pieces have broken off and are shown in the mix), releasing the eggs and juveniles.
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"I felt I was receiving conflicting messages: the first being that my baby's well-being was entirely dependent upon my eating and exercise; the second, that my body was mine, and that I should take measures to keep it that way, or at least, to conceal its pregnancy-inflicted flaws." [Read more…]
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Around 5:30 most evenings, the inevitable question arises. What are we going to eat for dinner? Sometimes I've planned it out in advance, but most days it's a scramble. And although I intend to provide nutritious meals every night, efficiency sometimes wins out. There was a time when Peter bought "healthy" hot dogs–nitrate free, no [Read More…]


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Feb. 2, 2010
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Site: Evanston, Ill. (Welsh-Ryan Arena)
Score: Northwestern 67, Michigan 52
Records: U-M (11-11, 4-6 Big Ten), Northwestern (15-7, 4-6 Big Ten)
Next U-M Event: Saturday, Feb. 6 -- vs. Wisconsin (Crisler Arena), 4 p.m. (TV: CBS)
EVANSTON, Ill. -- The University of Michigan men's basketball team came into Evanston looking to avenge an earlier loss at Crisler Arena but fell, 67-52, at Northwestern on Tuesday (Feb. 2) inside Welsh-Ryan Arena. Junior guard Manny Harris (Detroit, Mich./Redford HS) and freshman guard Darius Morris (Los Angeles, Calif./Windward) led the Wolverines with 11 points each. Harris added five rebounds, three steals, and three assists, while Morris had two assists.
The Wolverines tied the game at 27-all with 6:40 to go in the first half on a Morris free throw before Northwestern slowly built its lead throughout the remainder of the contest.
The Wolverines trailed 7-2 early after senior forward DeShawn Sims (Detroit, Mich./Pershing) had scored the game's first two points. Finally, at the 14:57 mark, Harris found sophomore guard Stu Douglass (Carmel, Ind./Carmel) at the top of the key and Douglass sunk the three-pointer to end the shooting drought.
The half quickly turned into a thrilling long-range shooting exhibition as Northwestern made six of its first eight three-pointers and 7-of-12 (58.3 percent) for the half. Michigan nearly matched the Wildcats, trailing only 35-30 at halftime, making 6-of-18 three-point field goals and despite getting only four points from Sims, who had been averaging 17.6 points per game.
It was a slow start for both teams in the second half. Michigan began shooting 0-for-6, until sophomore guard Zack Novak (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton) made a three-pointer in transition at the 16:06 mark. After going down 41-33, Novak battled for an offensive rebound and got the layup, but Northwestern extended its lead to 51-35 while holding Michigan scoreless until Douglass returned to the game after an ankle injury to score the Wolverines' next basket with 7:00 remaining.
Harris (11 points) and Sims (four points), who combine to average 53 percent of Michigan's offense, accounted for only 15 of Michigan's 52 points (28 percent) against Northwestern. Meanwhile, U-M had 18 points off the bench.
The Wolverines return to Crisler Arena on Saturday (Feb. 6) when they host Wisconsin. Tipoff is scheduled for 4 p.m. and the game will be televised on CBS.
Contact: Tom Wywrot (734) 763-4423
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blue forest: eco perch
'eco-perch' by blue forest all images courtesy of blue forest
the 'eco-perch' is a quick to install luxury tree house unit by east sussex-based architecture and construction firm blue forest. assembled with natural materials, the structure may be implemented within 5 days, minimally impacting the landscape with adequate site preparation beforehand. contained within a 6 meter by 8 meter footprint, the combined kitchen, dining, living area and bedroom may comfortably accommodate four people. wrapped with a continuous roof surface, its oval sectional geometry visually connects with the outdoor scenery through windows and a veranda formed with a deep eave.
if placed beyond your personal garden, owners may acquire planning permissions to install the small dwelling which is expected to outlive 15 years. linking to existing infrastructure is ideal although an on-site septic tank may be used. a variety of off-grid and renewable energy sources allow for complete independence. the interior may be redesigned and retrofitted to serve as an office, studio or classroom.
kitchen and living area
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elevated and constructed around a mature tree
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This is amazing! I really fell in love with it after the pic showing it is a pseudo tree house. Nice, interesting design, and way efficient use of space.
What software was used to make plans/secions?
your drawing and 3d plan are not the same(KITCHEN)? but NICE small house….
mmm ralph erskine !
Send me somewhere where winter doesn't exist and put me in that home! I'd be such a happy little clam!
Where do you put your clothes? groceries? towels? water heater? And yet there is a plant room…
That plant room is for your mechanical stuff. Think power plant not green plant. At least thats how I understand it.
Really nice design.I like this.It is eco-friendly.
It's ama ing.! But…..The price??????
like it very much- I guess it is intended as a weekend space as I noticed the luggage next to the couch- more storage is needed to make it really viable- maybe convert the bunkroom into a storage closet- add storage under the main bed- use a vanity in the bath instead of a wall hung sink- otherwise, it has great potential- Also, I would like to see it done with all reclaimed materials… could be fun. We need more small homes in this country…heck, everywhere.
Great renderings!!!!! Love the project 🙂
Hmm. Dark inside though… doesn't take much advantage of natural light. The renders are a little optimistic about how much natural light is going to be in there.
Cool 🙂 Since it\'s a tree house, it would be nice if it also has a roof window of some sort:)
With a little more natural light, this would be a fantastic art studio on the back of the property. I love the modern treehouse idea.
it is cute, but I do agree there is NO storage! Everything will land on the floor….
i think its a seductive little structure, im just very very concerned with the prospects of cross-ventilation (the toilet) and the slimest bedroom window to the bunk beds! is that sufficient daylight?
It's nice and cozy. I'd put the bed where the sofa is and the sofa where the plant is. Then a TV across from the sofa, next to the fireplace or in the corner to the right of the fireplace.
Adorei isto é para quem curte bem a natureza e deseja conservação ambiental
Cute but wasteful in its design. What makes the curved end walls valuable? Certainly not as a design element and they cannot of been reasonable in cost. It can be guaranteed that they waste space while costing more and serve absolutely no structural purpose.
Waste, waste, waste.
Very nice, but just where are the occupants meant to store and wash their clothes?
I actually like this design. It is very interesting and simple. And I like the natural beauty and curves. Curves are beneficial as far as air flow of heating and cooling. Now there are some things I would change.
The plant room I would use as an second exit and a utilily room. So basically I would have that wall next to the living area removed. I would shrink the length of the restroom by 12 inches. And I would have a futon sofa instead of a bed and sofa. And I would put the futon sofa where the plant is in the living area, but facing the kitchen. There should be plenty of space for a coffee table and a chair. Then I would put a small desk in place of the sofa in the plan above. Personally, I could sleep in the bunk room. A dresser drawer could go under the top bunk. And finally, I would have a solid single door for the front entry. This will allow more wall space. Then I could put a storage cabinet there for more storage.
Sorry, I made a typo in the first sentence. It should read….as a second exit, not "an" second exit.
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stanton williams' revamped musee d'arts de nantes reopens in france after six years
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the renovated institution adds several key extension buildings to the original 19th century palais and 17th century oratory chapel.
kengo kuma to develop the eco-luxury 1hotel in paris
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to be sited above the railways in paris' rive guuche district and the building itself overflowing with greenery to become a 'green lung' for the neighborhood.
transform and rethink examines the ever-expanding state of beijing's hutongs
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the characteristics of traditional hutongs have been disappearing along with the population expansion and additional construction in the city.
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Fukushima director warns Britain it may be next
Source: thewatchers.adorraeli.comIn an interview with the Guardian, the man in charge of Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has warned that a similar disaster could easily befall any of the world's nuclear power plants.
Commenting on the United Kingdom's plans to build a new generation of nuclear plants in Somerset, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) president Naomi Hirose said that the British nuclear power industry needs to be "prepared for the worst."
"What happened at Fukushima was, yes, a warning to the world," he said.
Following a 9.0 earthquake and tsunami in 2011, the Fukushima plant suffered a triple meltdown and the worst nuclear accident the world had seen since the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown. Nearly three years later, the Fukushima site continues to contaminate Japan's air, land and water, and may even continue to cause health problems as far away as California.
Hirose encouraged nuclear power operators to try and think of any possible thing that could go wrong and plan for it, noting that a few extra simple safety measures could have prevented the Fukushima disaster.
"Try to examine all the possibilities, no matter how small they are, and don't think any single counter-measure is foolproof," he said. "Think about all different kinds of small counter-measures, not just one big solution. There's not one single answer.
"We made a lot of excuses to ourselves ... Looking back, seals on the doors, one little thing, could have saved everything."
But even with such preparations, he warned, it is a mistake to ever think of nuclear power as 100 percent safe - no matter what the nuclear industry might claim.
"We have to explain, no matter how small a possibility, what if this [safety] barrier is broken?" he said. "We have to prepare a plan if something happens ... It is easy to say this is almost perfect so we don't have to worry about it. But we have to keep thinking: what if ..."
Ongoing risks
Hirose's comments came as the Fukushima plant's operators are working to remove highly radioactive fuel rods from one of the damaged reactors, a process expected to take at least a year. Completely decommissioning the plant is expected to take decades.
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Definition of unfeeling
1 : devoid of feeling : insensate an unfeeling corpse
2 : lacking kindness or sympathy : hard-hearted an unfeeling brute
unfeelinglyplay \ˌən-ˈfē-liŋ-lē\ adverb
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Definition of unfeeling for English Language Learners
: not kind or sympathetic toward other people
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When Jim Edwards sought to unseat Jean Curtiss during the 2006 county commissioner race, he violated campaign finance laws, according to a May 21 report released by Montana Commissioner of Political Practices Dennis Unsworth.
During the race, local blogger Bill Vaughn filed a complaint with Unsworth's office alleging that Edwards, a local developer and businessman, failed to file campaign finance reports on time.
Vaughn, who is also Edwards' neighbor, opposed Edwards' candidacy in part because of Edwards' plan to develop the 600-acre Trout Meadows Ranch. As part of his effort to re-elect Curtiss, Vaughn tried to find Edwards' financial backing to post on his blog, but, according to Vaughn's complaint, Edwards missed the deadline to file his campaign finance reports.
After an investigation, Unsworth found that Vaughn was right.
As is customary, Unsworth passed the case against Edwards to Missoula County Attorney Fred Van Valkenburg for prosecution. Van Valkenburg then kicked it back to Unsworth, which is also regular procedure.
In a June 15 letter to Unsworth, Van Valkenburg wrote: "While it appears...that it may be appropriate to seek the imposition of a civil penalty, I respectfully defer to you to pursue such relief." Unsworth's investigation, Van Valkenburg wrote, placed the commissioner in a better position to determine what, if any, action should be taken against Edwards.
"It's very common to have the county attorney send those back to us," Unsworth says. "They typically have their hands full, and it's their prerogative. Our options are to drop it, seek a settlement, or file a court action."
Unsworth says that his office had not decided whether to press charges against Edwards.
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An article is a word that modifies or describes the Noun. It is used before the noun to show whether it refers to something specific or not. So, in a way, articles can also be described as a type of adjectives as they also tell us something about the nouns, like adjectives.
Types of Articles
There are two types of Articles in the English language. They are as follows:
Definite article: Definite means to be clear, exact or obvious about something. It is called definite because it is used in relation to a particular thing or person. "The" is the definite article in English, which is used to refer to particular nouns, the identities of which are known. The definite article indicates that the noun is specific. The speaker talks about a particular thing. For example:
The cat sat on the couch.
The dog attacked me and ran away.
Notice how the reference is not left indefinite in both the sentences. It is clear that a particular cat sat on the couch in the first sentence and a specific dog that attacked the speaker is being spoken about in the second example.
Indefinite articles: Indefinite means something which is not clear, obvious or exact. They are called indefinite because the identity of the thing or person being spoken about is left unclear or indefinite. The indefinite article indicates that the noun is not someone or something in particular. The speaker talks about any one of that type of things. The indefinite articles in English are "a" and "an." For example:
Do you have a pencil?
I want to have an apple.
Notice how the speaker is not asking for a particular pencil or apple, but any pencil or apple in the above sentences.
Difference between "A" and "An"
Indefinite articles 'a/an' are used as follows:
'A' is used before a word beginning with a consonant sound. Consonant letters in the English alphabet are B,C,D,F,G,H,J,K,L,M,N,P,Q,R,S,T,V,W,X,Y,Z.
For example: A boy, a cat, a dog, a fight, a gym, a horse, a joke, a kite, a lion, a mirror, a noise, a pin, a quilt, etc.
'An' is used before a word beginning with a vowel sound. Vowel letters in the English alphabet are A, E, I, O, U.
For example: An apple, an elephant, an idiot, an orange, an umbrella, etc.
Note here that the usage is on the basis of sound and not only the letter the word starts with.
For example:
"An hour"
"An honest man"
"A one eyed dog"
Do these seem wrong to you?
They're not and the reason is that the 'usage is on the basis of sound'. The words 'hour' and 'honest' both begin with a vowel sound, as the consonant 'h' is not pronounced. Similarly, the word 'one' begins with the consonant sound of 'w' and hence is written as 'a one eyed dog', not 'an one eyed dog'.
Also, remember that we use "a" and "an" only before a singular noun. We can't use "a" and "an" before a plural noun. For example:
A book - correct
A books - incorrect
An egg - correct
An eggs – incorrect
Tips to remember the differences in a nutshell
Ø a + singular noun beginning with a consonant : a bag;a pen, etc.
Ø an + singular noun beginning with a vowel: an egg; an orphan, etc.
Ø a + singular noun beginning with a consonant sound:auser(sounds like 'yoo-zer,' i.e., gives a 'y' sound, so 'a' is used); a university; a European, etc.
Ø an + nouns starting with silent "h":an hour; an honest man, etc.
These rules also apply in Acronyms.
He is a DU (Delhi University) student.
He is an IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) graduate.
The rule also applies when acronyms start with consonant letters but have vowel sounds.
She is an MBA (Master of Business Administration).
When/If the noun is modified by an adjective, the choice between a and an depends on the initial sound of the adjective that immediately follows the article.
a beautiful umbrella
an unusual situation
a European country (pronounced as 'yer-o-pi-an,' i.e., sounds like consonant 'y')
A/An is used to indicate membership in a group.
Difference between "A" and "The"
"The", as mentioned earlier, is used to give information about particular or known nouns. These are usually things that have been mentioned before or that the listener is familiar with. On the other hand, "A" or "an" is used to talk about things which are not particular. Usually, these are things that haven't been mentioned before or that the listener is unfamiliar with.
For example, study these sentences:
I went to see a tattoo artist.
The tattoo artist has given me an appointment next week.
It is clear that in the first sentence, the speaker did not go to see a particular tattoo artist. He/she went to see any tattoo artist and was speaking to a friend about the same. The tattoo artist in this case has either not been mentioned before or is not that important, and therefore their identity is unknown.
Whereas in the second sentence, the speaker refers to the tattoo artist that had already been mentioned before. The identity is already known, therefore, "the" has been used to refer the tattoo artist.
Usage of 'the'
Let's study the different cases where 'the' can or cannot be used.
Count and Noncount Nouns
The can either be used with noncount nouns or the article can be omitted entirely. For example:
She liked to sail over the water. Here, some specific body of water is being talked about.
She liked to sail over water. Here, no particular water is being talked about. It can refer to any water.
'A'/'An' can be used only with single count nouns.
I need a bottle of juice.
I need an eraser.
Use of 'the' in case of geography
There are some specific rules for using 'the' with geographical nouns.
Do not use 'the' before:
Ø names of most countries/territories: India, Brazil, Canada; however, the Netherlands, the Dominican Republic, the Philippines, the United States
Ø names of cities, towns, or states: Toronto, Delhi, Sao Paolo
Ø names of streets: Callowhill Drive, Park Avenue
Ø names of lakes and bays: Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario; except while referring to a group of lakes - the Great Lakes
Ø names of mountains: Mount Everest, Mount Fuji except with ranges of mountains like the Andes or the Rockies or unusual names like the Matterhorn
Ø names of continents: Asia, Europe
Ø names of islands (Easter Island, Maui, Key West) except with island chains like the Andaman Islands, the Canary Islands
Use 'the' before:
Ø names of rivers, oceans and seas: the Ganga, the India Ocean
Ø points on the globe: the Equator, the South Pole
Ø geographical areas: the South East, the Asia Pacific
Ø deserts, forests, gulfs, and peninsulas: the Kalahari, the Sunderbans
Where articles are not used?
The usage of articles is one of the most confusing things to remember for many English learners. It is not always necessary to use articles everywhere. Our tip is to remember the cases where articles should not be used.
Do not use articles:
Ø When you talk about things in general.
For example: I like birds.
Here, the speaker wants to imply that he/she likes any bird in general, and not a specific type of a bird.
Ø When talking about plural count nouns.
For example: Dogs make great pets.
Here, you are not talking about one specific dog or one specific pet; you are talking about all dogs in general.
Ø When talking about non-count nouns.
For example: I love music.
Here, the speaker is saying that he enjoys music, in general – not any specific kind of music or song.
Ø When talking about specific days or holidays, geography, companies, languages.
For example: I have bought candles for Diwali.
Here, the speaker is talking about the candles he has bought to use on the day of Diwali.
Ø When talking about Geography.
Articles are not used before countries, states, cities, towns, continents, single lakes, single mountains, etc.
For example: I live in Canada.
Mt. Rosa is part of the Alps mountain range.
Here, Mt. Rosa is one mountain, whereas The Alps refer to a group of mountains.
The United Arab Emirates, The Russian Federation", The People's Republic of China, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, The Dominion of Canada, etc., all contain articles because of the usage of common nouns such as kingdom, republic, states, united, dominion, emirates, etc.
The Netherlands, the Philippines, The Bahamas, The Maldives, etc. have 'the' before them due to the plural nature of the names of the countries.
The Ukraine, the Sudan, etc. are exceptions to all of these rules. It is perhaps, due to common use, or at least previous common use. There have been historical uses of articles before names of countries that don't fit into either category.
Ø When you talk about companies.
For example: Steve Jobs founded Apple.
I use Facebook every day.
Here, the speaker is referring to companies like Apple and Facebook.
Ø When you talk about languages.
For example: I speak Hindi.
Here, the speaker is talking about the language Hindi.
Ø When you talk about places, locations, streets.
For example: My house is located on Callowhill Drive.
I left my pen at home.
Here, a street called Callowhill Drive and speaker's home are being talked about.
However, there are specific places that do need the use an article. For example: the bank, the hospital, the post office, the airport, the train station, the bus stop, etc.
Ø When you talk about sports and physical activities.
For example: I love to play cricket.
She enjoys dancing.
Here, cricket and dancing is being talked about.
Ø When there is a noun + number
For example: She is staying at the Hilton hotel in room 127.
The train to Montreal leaves from platform 9.
Here, the nouns are followed by numbers; hence, no article is used.
Ø When talking about academic subjects.
For example: I hate attending Mathematics classes.
Here, the mathematic classes are being discussed.
A table to remember when or when not to use Articles
Different cases
'A'/ 'An' is used
When mentioning something for the first time.
I went for a movie.
When talking about something which belongs to a set of the same thing.
This is a pen.
When talking about someone who belongs to a certain group.
She is an engineer.
When talking about a certain kind of a thing.
I've have made a great movie.
When wanting to say that someone is a certain kind of person.
She is a shy girl.
'The' is used
When talking about a particular thing.
The movie that I went for was fantastic.
When talking about something that you are sure of.
I cleared the interview.
When there is only one such thing.
I don't like to go out in the sun.
No article is used
When talking about
something in general.
Swimming is a great physical activity.
When talking about cities,
countries, streets, sports, etc.
We visited France.
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I have a set of 18" staggered CSL wheels sitting in boxes in my garage. They are a staggered set, 18x8 fronts, and 18x9 rears. They were mounted on my 2004 325ci, but I was involved in an accident and they were damaged as a result.
The wheels on the left side of the car are both cracked and probably are not salvageable. The wheels on the right side of the car have a little minor curb rash on them, but they could be refinished and be in perfect condition. They are structurally sound and can be mounted as is.
I took a picture of one of the wheels that is in decent condition, and can take pics of the others if need be. (the wheels are in Velocity Motoring boxes, but they are NOT Velocity wheels). I purchased new Velocity wheels for my car, and don't have room to store these so they need to go. I'm hoping someone on the forum can use them. I'd at least like to sell the two right side wheels, so make me an offer if interested. I'd prefer local Denver area pickup, but if they buyer pays shipping I can ship them anywhere in the U.S.
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The proposed multi-million pound development of Redcar's Coatham Enclosure include an extreme sports venue, bingo hall and housing development.
An exhibition is currently being held in the town's Central Library outlining the proposals.
Simon Usher, planning manager for Persimmon Homes, who are behind the plans, said the aim was to transform Redcar into a "vibrant" destination.
The company is predicting Coatham Links will transform the town's tourism potential.
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Mr Usher said: "Our aim is to create a vibrant leisure destination in Redcar and put the town back on the map as a popular tourist, seaside, visitor and cultural destination."
Until 15 December, visitors to the library will be given a full rundown on the list of attractions that could be on offer.
They also include a leisure centre, pool, sports hall, ten-pin bowling alley, gym and a large indoor skate arena.
Other developments for the 35-acre site could include a visitor centre with beach observation tower, a bingo hall, restaurant, and 250 homes, seafront apartments, townhouses and family homes.
The area could also feature new modern public spaces, with a promenade, pedestrian/cycle boulevard and plaza area.
Mr Usher added: "These exciting proposals have been developed over the previous six months and take into account a wide range of opportunities and constraints.
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Is Dante the father of modern physics?
If modern physics got its start in the Scientific Revolution, and the Scientific Revolution sprung from Newton's ideas, and Newton's ideas marinated in Gallileo's theories, and Gallileo's theories generated from Dante's Inferno, then, yep, Dante is the father of modern physics. Also the father of modern physics? Kevin Bacon. The Boston Globe has the story (of Dante, not Kevin Bacon):
The insights Galileo gleaned from analyzing Dante's measurements in fact anticipated a vital principle of structural engineering. By asserting that you cannot create a giant Lucifer by super-sizing the model of a man — that increasing an object's magnitude would create a whole new set of structural and material imperatives — Galileo was paving the way for the construction of everything from ocean liners to skyscrapers to Macy's parade floats.
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Following his success in last week's General Election, new High Peak MP Andrew Bingham has got straight to work.
Andrew said, "I know what a responsibility I have to the people of the High Peak and I want to get cracking. I have written to my predecessor, Tom Levitt asking for a swift handover of any pending casework that he has been working on. This means I can bring myself up to speed and start working on these issues straight away."
Andrew has also used his new position to ask for an urgent meeting on the Turner and Newall (Ferodo) pension scheme.
He said, "I was told the day before the election that a letter had been received by many members of the scheme updating them of progress with the T&N scheme. Previously as the Parliamentary Candidate I had been in contact with the Independent Trustee, but now as the Member of Parliament I have asked for an urgent meeting with him to get the up to date situation and what the implications are of the recent letter sent out."
Andrew has also laid out his plans for his Council seat following his recent success in the General Election.
Andrew said, "I have been asked what I intend to do about being a Councillor and a Member of Parliament and are the roles compatible. I acknowledge that to remain on the Executive of High Peak Borough Council and fulfil the role of the MP isn't possible so I will not be seeking to continue in my role on the Executive. However I do intend to remain as the Councillor for Chapel West until the next Council elections in less than a year's time. Many Councillors work full time as well as being excellent Councillors. The next local elections are less than a year away and a by-election would cost the Council tax payers several thousand pounds which I don't think is right. I have also decided that I will stop accepting the Councillors Allowance. I have never claimed any expenses as a Councillor so this will not change"


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March 4 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2050 GMT on Friday:
** Pepco Holdings Inc, which is awaiting regulatory approval from Washington DC for its acquisition by Exelon Corp , said the two utilities have not extended the deadline to close the deal, but were in talks with state authorities.
** Italian phone company Telecom Italia wants to reach an agreement with investors in fiber optic company Metroweb in coming weeks to development of a broadband network in Italy, two sources close to the matter said.
** Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's holding company Inversora Carso said it would launch a full takeover bid for Spanish building and infrastructure company FCC at a price of 7.60 euros ($8.36) per share.


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Rosie is a journalist and author and mum to five kids. She has been travelling with my children since the eldest was six weeks old. She is one of Britain's leading experts on travelling with kids. Her books are full of tips to keep them happy - and you sane. She is usually out and about on the road with some if not all of her five kids. Here's a taste of what they have been up to.
It's the end of a blistering hot afternoon as we drive up to Azienda Calcagno Paolo behind Celle Ligure. The greenhouses rise up in steps above the motorway. Paolo Calcagno converted his father's farm into a small basil empire in 1984 when he finally brought the land his family had farmed for generations.
Paolo's father made a living out of growing tiny wood strawberries but once the big beefy variety arrived on the market the business fell on bad times. In 1984 Paolo built his first greenhouse. He now has 11 and 5000sqm of his land are under glass. Today Paolo supplies some of the best restaurants in and around Portofino, the top tables in Milan and London's most sophisticated eateries including the River Café. "Every Wednesday a lorry leaves from here full of basil and after a stop off in Milan arrives in London on Saturday morning," he explains, "It's expensive but this is top quality like Mercedes."
This is a state of the art farm. Under the steep road that rises alongside the terraces of greenhouses is a large engine room similar to the steam engine on a boat. From the end of September until mid-May the greenhouses need to be kept at a constant temperature of 22C.
"We keep the tradition but embrace the new technologies," he beams as he shows off the orange generator that runs by burning wood chips. It cost Paolo €286,000 to install but has cut the cost of heating the greenhouses by 55%. "You have to have courage in this business," he says. Alongside sits the emergency backup generator that runs on diesel. It cost just €30,000 but as Paolo explains running it is like burning €500 notes. "That's why I took the step away from the normal way of heating the greenhouses by using diesel. It is just too expensive and this way is more environmental." The modernization was done with the help of the EU Rural Development Fund and the Azienda is now one of the most modern in Liguria.
Its not just Paolo's energy that has kept this business sheltered from the economic crisis of recent years. "Quality functions well," he says "It's like Ferrari or a handmade shirts these businesses like this do not have a crisis."
Paolo would like to expand but you can't simply buy up pieces of land that are not close to the farm in this business "as it would be like trying to heat a room 500m away from the boiler in your house." In the steep valley he is hemmed in and clearly frustrated.
The weather has made life difficult too. "Last year was a disaster with the rain he explains and now it is too hot, but the heat I can deal with. See how the leaves of the basil plants contract with stress in the heat and become dark green. In the cool of the night they will relax." He lets out a deep breath. As we speak the mist is creeping in across the mountains behind Celle.
Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to harvest basil. It's 6.30pm and inside the greenhouses are a couple of Senegalese, an Albanian, a Tunisian and a Ukrainian picking the tiny shoots of basil by hand. The plants that are left in the soil will be allowed to grow to about a foot high before they are harvested. In his cold storage room Paolo shows us a large orange plastic bag containing the latest harvest of this crop. "It's the best," he says tossing the dark green leaves with his hand as the air fills with a strong also peppery aroma. In the warehouse, his sisters are busy packing up the freshly harvested basil. Each box carries the date and the special DOP label showing it's the real thing. "I am lucky," he says. "I have three sisters." He is hoping his curly haired 19 year-old son will take on running the business with him so he can develop a new plot of land he has just brought above near by Varazze.
Paolo disappears for a minute and then reappears with a tiny plastic bag of basil seeds. He sprinkles the tiny black balls into his hand and wets them. Moments after they are moistened with water they produce a sticky gelatin like glue that holds them together and stops them being washed away. "It's nature. They glue themselves to the earth," he says proud of his new babies. "The soil is mixed with sand and manure before we plant them. Then you wait 27 days for them to grow." The dates are all marked up on the calendar in the warehouse.
Basil seeds are not grown in Liguria as 100sqm of basil needs 1000sqm of land to produce the required seeds and in Liguria there simply is no space for this. The seeds are grown in Emilia Romagna, Camapania, Le Marche and Lazio. "There was a trend of buying seeds from Cambodia," Paolo explains, "but it was a mistake as it imported a blight that we are still dealing with."
Paolo is keen to welcome visitors to his farm and is one of the few producers who sell directly to the public. "You must leave you door open to everyone who wants to visit. This is the future of tourism in Liguria."
Azienda Calcagno Paolo, Via Postetta 45a; 019 993961; m 335 6883003; www.calcagnopaolobasilico.it. The basil is distributed in the UK by www.natoora.co.uk. Pesto making sessions can be arranged in advance. Azienda Calcagno also sell seasonal fruit and vegetables.
The peaks of Monte Sibillini are covered in mysterious low-lying clouds as we drive into the tiny village of Montemonaco. The legend has it that the prophetess Sybil lived here in a cave surrounded by faries that liked to seduce young men. I make a mental note to keep an eye on fifteen year old Jacob.
Well off the tourist trail Monte Sibillini on the border of Le Marche and Umbria is remote and wild. It was declared a national park in 1994 and is covered in fantastic walking trails. In late May the high mountain pastures burst into life and are covered in wild orchids and cornflowers.
This is perfect sheep country but nearly all the shepherd's who once lived here have hung up their crooks and moved away. The forest is growing over the ruins of the villages they abandoned. Wildlife is returning among them chamois and wolves. Wild boars snuffle in the field outside the window as we eat dinner much to the kids delight.
High up in the mountain top village of Cupi, however, a little revolution is under way. The villages of Monte Sibillini are beginning to slowly come back to life.
Beniamino Ciammarucchi is stirring up a cauldron of boiling sheep's milk in a brand new stainless steel kitchen. He son Arcangelo is delivering huge milk churns that are being loaded into the dairy.
In the late 1980s Beniamino left his home village to settle in down in the valleys of Le Marche. Summers spent on the high pastures and wintering his flock in the low lying fields near Rome was no longer economical and new regulations brought an end to the traditional ways of producing cheese.
After generations of sheep herding and cheese making his son Arcangelo was forced to take a job in a factory producing cookers and fridges. He longed for the shepherd life that was in his blood and decided that he would return to Cupi and set up a modern dairy producing top class artisan cheese.
It was a lucky move. He secured a bank loan just before the crash of 2008 and in its wake the factory where had had been working closed down. "Everyone thought he was crazy," laughs his father. "They thought Cupi was the end of the world but the irony is all his friends lost their jobs and many of them are still unemployed. Look at Arcangelo he built a business."
Sandra, his mother is by now pressing the curds into huge, round moulds. She makes ten pecorino cheeses in under an hour. Beniamino then puts the whey back to boil. It will make ricotta, which means twice cooked in Italian.
He spent decades living the hard life of a shepherd. Every winter he would drive his flock to the fields near Rome. It was in Vitterbo that he met his wife. The family lived for months in a small cabin with a hole dug in the earth for a fire. In summer he camped alone up in the high pastures above Cupi.
He is delighted to be back in the old house but misses the natural rhythm of the past and the rough and ready days of un-pasteurised cheese making. "What doesn't strangle you makes you fat!" he laughs patting his tummy.
The economic crisis has been good for Cupi. The families of the shepherd's who moved to the bright lights are doing up their old family cottages as second homes as more Italians decide its cheaper to spend their holidays in Italy.
We drive over the mountain passes on to Castelluccio. It's a tiny hilltop village that sits in a mountain plain. It's the highest settlement in the Apennines and a lonely spot.
On the fields below they grow the best lentils in Italy and in the summer months they are a riot of colour as the wild flowers spring up among the lentils.
Castelluccio is a tumbled down village covered in graffiti of the gossip variety dating back to the 1950s. She left me for that b***** kind of thing. No one has bothered to clean it off because most of the inhabitants moved to Rome. Sandra Barcaroli and her son Diego are now among the ten full time inhabitants. Diego is the only young man.
He too is running a high-class cheese business with his mother. More and more young people in Italy are returning to the old ways of making a living. Sandra and Diego are more traditional than the chaps in Cupi and still use wooden moulds. I spot some jars of honey on the shelf.
Sandra explains to me that Diego had been experimenting with keeping bees. It is so cold in Castelluccio in winter that the bees are now the only people plasticising transhumance and they spend the coldest months in Ancona.
I am with Daniele Pintaudi from Palazzo Seneca a high class gourmet hotel in nearby Norcia down in the valley below. The hotel and its fabulous restaurant are doing a lot to keep this town going and bring guests up here to make cheese with Sandra and to buy lentils and local salamis. When Daniele discovers that she sells her honey for €5 he reels back in astonishment. "You live in the best flower valley in Italy. This stuff is priceless," he stutters.
On the way back to the Palazzo Seneca we stop off to see another local business that they have been helping. The restaurant buys its pork and salami from Alessandro Salvatori. Seven years ago he thought there must be a better way forward than travelling the country selling local salami.
"My father was the best butcher in town and I thought why not start raising pigs and setting up a new business." He brought some classy rare breed pigs and now has a thriving business.
I dispair of arriving in Trouville as the GPS leads me down yet another deadend country road. I brought the GPS in Florence, it clearly doesn't know what's what in France.
Trouville is the place to be seen on a sunny weekend, if you are a Parisian on the know. It's not called the 21st arrondissement for nothing. Not that I am exactly in the know but my sister in law certainly is.
What do guide book writers do on their holidays? Here's my answer: drive the kids 3957 miles across Europe and back.
The school holiday road trip has found its way to Rakhiv, a little town hidden in the Carpathians in western Ukraine. It's been a bumpy ride. Roads in the Ukraine are full of pots holes; cows, horses and geese wander along them this way and that.
It doesn't look very promising I think. My husband is determined to stay with a Ukrainian old granny. We meet half way and book into a guest house by the market, Smerekhova Khata. I recommend it if you are passing, the owners couldn't be more friendly.
"What is there we must see in the area?" my husband asks him. "Ah, the centre of Europe! Yes you go!" We duly set off. Luckily we take our passports as the centre of Europe is close to the Romanian border and not in the EU. There is a police road block just before it.
A tiny unasuming monument by the roadside sits looking at the bubbling Tysa river. It was placed here in 1887 by the Hapsburg monarchy when Rahkiv was the wild east of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Many places across the continent claim to be the heart of Europe but this one is certainly the heart of the old Europe. One of borders and pot holed roads and it's full of charm.
A tiny road winds its way down the valley. The guidebook given to me by our host describes it as a motorway. Actually by Ukrainian standards its a rather good road so I don't think something got lost in translation. The kids have their picture taken by a tour bus from Belarus.
In May 1990, just before the first free elections in Romania after the revolution, I arrived in Cluj with my two-year old son Ben. We were being groupies on a pre-election reporting tour that my husband was conducting.
It was early afternoon and Ben was hungry. There was a large padlock on the door of the restaurant in the hotel that was perched high above Cluj. I rattled the door. A grumpy waitress stuck her head out. On seeing Ben she smiled and to my surprise unlocked the restaurant. She soon scurried up with a tiny piece of meat and mashed potato. Ben gobbled it down and immediatley was sick on the plate.
"Eat it up again quick!" I whispered. Now I am not really a bad mother but I had a sneaking suspicion that the waitress had given him her lunch. To top that meat was a rarity in Romania in those days. He did as he was told.
Last month I pitched up again in Cluj. The first time since the worst lunch ever incident. This time still with my husband but now joined by three of Ben's four younger brothers and sisters. I popped out to buy something for dinner. When I walked into this supermaket, I thought I had died and gone to heaven.
We lived in Bucharest just after the revolution for almost two years but I hadn't been back to Romania for twenty years. It was like visiting a new country. I felt at points totally disorientated.
Back in 1990 Ben and I set off downtown early the next morning to hunt for food. We queued for three hours for lemons. I was triumphant. Then I could not believe my luck when I spotted a a one ring electric stove. With this wonder in the shopping bag, the two of us headed for the market. We brought peas and new potatoes. I was on a shopping high.
Next we brought a wooden spoon and a wooden football rattle from a friendly old granny who gave Ben a kiss.
Back in those days the market was a filthy run down place. Imagine my surprise when I saw it in its new reincarnated self. I was however begining to worry if all the charm of Romania had been driven out by EU regulations when I took a left turn...
To my utter surprise the old lady, who sold us the spoon and the rattle, was still there and selling exactly the same spoons and football rattles as she was back in 1990.
Oddly she didn't sem to have aged but perhaps we are just on parallel tracks of aging. Both Ben and I have aged for sure.
She ushered me behind the counter for a photo. She made my day for a second time.
I have been handing out advice all year long to French expat families about how to help their children do well in the British education system. Get out and show your kids the places they are learning about in the classroom from Hardy's Dorset to the geography of Snowdonia, I tell them all.
This summer I decided to apply the same holiday medicine to the twins. It's time to practice what you preach. We set off on a GCSE History tour of Germany.
I have always wanted to go to Nuremberg to see the famous parade grounds but wasn't expecting a Nazi Colliseum. It's gargantuan. A living history lesson. There is also a fabulous museum inside.


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Scarlett Johansson says she used to sneak a peek at pornography by trying to decipher scrambled TV signals as a kid.
The actress recalls stumbling onto adult footage by channel surfing and admits she was thrilled to get a glimpse at taboo images.
Johansson co-stars with Joseph Gordon-Levitt in the pornography-infused romantic comedy, Don Jon, screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Gordon-Levitt plays a muscle-bound ladies' man who prefers his daily hit of Internet porn to actual sex with a woman. Johansson plays the New Jersey princess who inspires him to change his ways.
Johansson says her earliest recollection of pornography was The Robin Byrd Show, a New York-based chat show that featured porn star guests and striptease.
"It was this kind of like, public access show and it was sort of ... a soft-core thing," Johansson explained Tuesday during a round of interviews alongside Gordon-Levitt.
"I remember being a kid and like channel surfing ... and being totally just thrilled to no end that I could see whatever was behind the kind of bad, public-access snow. And I was hooked from then on."
Johansson's character Barbara is an old-fashioned romantic whose ideas about love and relationships are based on cheesy chick flicks.
Her dreamy ideals initially clash with the more practical and unsentimental Jon, whose world largely revolves around the gym, nightclubs and his car.
Tony Danza co-stars as Jon's football-obsessed dad while Julianne Moore plays a woman in Jon's night class who challenges his world view even further.
Gordon-Levitt wrote, directed and stars in the provocative feature, which includes flashes of online porn as well as racy TV commercials that border on the obscene.
The 50/50 star says society is routinely bombarded with overtly sexual images that offer distorted views of men, women and how they should interact.
"Whether it's pornography or plenty of other images that are in mainstream culture, it's kind of the same experience," says Gordon-Levitt. "There's lots of commercials, especially commercials, or lots of TV shows or movies or whatever that take people – and especially women – and reduce them to a sexual object.
"That's something that we're all confronted with if we're at all in touch with any media, even mainstream media, at a very young age – in makeup commercials or in Doritos commercials or in music videos or in any number of things."
Gordon-Levitt, whose deep acting resume includes roles in Lincoln, Looper, The Dark Knight Rises and Inception, says he relished the chance to take full creative control over Don Jon.
"I've always really loved every part of the process and yeah, even when I was a kid I'd be on set and just fascinated with what everybody was doing," says the dimpled former child star.
"It's so much fun, I think, to be part of a team like that. It's sort of like playing a sport in that everybody's got their position that they have to fulfil, and if one person isn't on the ball, the whole team goes down.
"I always found that thrilling, and so I've always been just interested in all the different parts that go into making a movie. Certainly the acting, I've always loved the acting – I still do and I always will. But I'm also really interested in what the camera's doing or how you edit a movie or what the music does. And so getting to direct a movie I got to play with all of those toys."
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Sorry for your loss. Senseless and tragic.
This is a discussion on RIP J. God Rest Your Soul. within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Lost another coworker. He was shot last night in Juarez Mexico. He was out too late and was murdered. Juarez Mex is next to El ...
Lost another coworker. He was shot last night in Juarez Mexico. He was out too late and was murdered.
Juarez Mex is next to El Paso and is a party city for those under 21. But he was hanging with some wild kids and got caught in the violence.
J. was a first generation American. His family are 3rd gen. boot makers over in Mex. He was high school educated, well kept, spoke great english, shaping up to be a good righteous person. J. was a very hard working young man. He has worked his way up from worse, most labor intensive work here to a skilled position here in the company in just a few short years. He came in every day at 7am and worked his butt off. He was not even 21 yrs yet. I'm sorry his life was cut short.
Thank for giving me a place to write this out. I just needed to get it off my chest so I can get back to work with a better disposition.
Sorry for your loss. Senseless and tragic.
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Wow. Sorry to hear that.
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Sorry for your loss.
Sorry to hear this...such a shame.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Sorry for your loss.
Don't do things you don't want to explain to the Paramedics!
Stupidity should be painful.
I'm ok, thanks. Just sad, frustrated, maybe a little scared. We all are over here.
Spoke with his uncle. He was just outside a house drinking some beers with a handful of other kids. Too hot to be inside. Someone drove up and shot them all. The shot his damn face off so he couldn't be identified. shot his face off.
Our manager let me know it was actually his 21st birthday today. The guys were going to take him out. jesus
That is tragic. It makes one wonder what kind of person(s) could do such a thing and why?
I'm too young to be this old!
Getting old isn't good for you!
Wow. That's such sad news. I'm sorry for your loss.
Sorry to see loss of a young life. Just goes to show there are people who are the victims of all this drug violence.
...normal people have no place being in Juarez
"a reminder that no law can replace personal responsibility" - Bill Clinton 2010.
Now ya know why I don't go to Mexico and all the "WINTER TEXANS" that go to progresso for cheap margaritas and claim it's very secure will someday be saying OMG they just started shooting all the white people,It's never happened before
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Sad to have the life of a good person end so early and so violently.
The law enforcement need to send in robo-cop to clean up all the border towns before American citizens should feel safe.Even if you are Mexican- American, I don't believe you fit in enough to be over there. The thugs/gangs/knuckledragging drug cartels do not discriminate between who to shoot, and who not to.
Again, sorry to hear of a senseless tragedy!
Please try to use his death as a learning tool for all good honest people you know, to NOT go to Mexico for any reason.
People need to boycott mexico, so as to force THEIR government to do something about the chaos going on there.
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People down here on the border that use to go to Mexico, no longer go.They had a piece on the news that Mexican nationals were buying property on the US side so they could get their families away from the violence and their kids could attend school here away from the violence there
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
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This movie was majorly traumatic for me. Majorly. As in, to this day I can't walk the 1/4 mile from my cottage in Ireland to the neighbor's at night. I honestly can't. Logically, I know that werewolves don't exist. But that doesn't seem to matter in the moment. Sigh. It effed me up. Big time. Now, that wouldn't have happened if I had been able to sit through more than 20 minutes of it when I first saw it at age ten. I would have discovered it was fairly campy and unrealistic in its close-ups of the werewolf. But I didn't find that out until college, when the damage was already done. Nope, that first 20 minutes messed me up and it messed me up big-time. It was the scene with the guy from the old Dr. Pepper commercials- David Naughton- and his friend. Silly boys. They had to go and venture off the moonlit path. And I, an innocent child, paid the price when one of 'em got ripped apart. Oh well. Enjoy.
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