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Her father built a successful business and the family lives in an $800,000 sandstone house in a posh Glasgow suburb.
The sandstone and marl cliffs which enclose it become gradually lower as one goes downward.
The beauty of the Sienese contado is clearly on the sandstone, not upon the clay.
The mountains on the left are composed of slate-marl, and not sandstone, as before stated by myself and Dr. Oudney.
The figures, like the whole building, are of Heibronn sandstone.
Of the five standing stones the largest of the set, No. 1, is a sandstone slab between 576 feet in height and in breadth.
The minerals are lime and sandstone, and extensive beds of coal, and shale.
In the sandstone formation atop the butte is a cave formed by wind and water erosion.
In Kentucky most of the sandstone quarried is known locally as "freestone."
This last oratory consists of two chambers hewn out of the sandstone cliffs of that exposed coast.
A medium-grained sedimentary rock consisting of fine to coarse sand-sized grains that have been either compacted or cemented together by a material such as silica, iron oxide, or calcium carbonate. Although sandstone usually consists primarily of quartz, it can also consist of other minerals, and it can vary in color from yellow or red to gray or brown.
A sedimentary rock formed of sand-sized grains that have been either compacted or cemented together. Altough sandstone usually consists primarily of quartz, it can also consist of other minerals.

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By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press Writers
GALVESTON, Texas About 250 people who withstood Hurricane Ike on a coastal sliver of land will be forced off it so crews can begin the recovery effort, authorities said Tuesday, vowing to invoke emergency powers to make it happen.
County Judge Jim Yarbrough, the top elected official in Galveston County, said those who defied warnings that they would be killed if they rode out the storm on the Bolivar Peninsula are a "hardy bunch" and there are some "old timers who aren't going to want to leave."
The Texas attorney general's office is trying to figure out how legally to force the holdouts to leave, Yarbrough said. Local authorities are prepared to do whatever it takes to get residents to a safer place.
The peninsula is too damaged for residents to stay, and with no gas, no power and no running water, there is also concern about spread of disease, officials said.
"I don't want to do it," Yarbrough said. "I'm doing it because it's in their best interests."
Authorities may never know if people who tried to weather the storm were washed out to sea. So far, there are no confirmed fatalities, but Yarbrough and other officials said he didn't think that would hold.
"I'm not Pollyana. I think we will find some," he said.
Ike's death toll officially stood at 48 Tuesday, with most of the deaths coming outside of Texas.
Authorities confirmed a total of nine deaths in the Houston metropolitan area, all from post-storm debris-clearing work, house fires or carbon monoxide poisoning by generator use. Dozens of others had been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning, health officials said.
The majority of Houston was still without power late Tuesday, with CenterPoint Energy projecting most would be without electricity for another week. Residents again waited in line for hours on end at the 22 supply distribution centers set up in Houston to hand out food, water and ice.
The mayor of the nation's fourth-largest city complained the Federal Emergency Management Agency wasn't bringing in the supplies fast enough. Mayor Bill White also asked that a federal supervisor at a distribution center be fired for telling the drivers of two trucks -- one filled with ice and other with food -- to turn around. The supervisor thought the site was stocked, but it wasn't.
"That is not going to happen again," White said, adding that other distribution centers were also not getting supplies quickly enough and most were running out of ice.
FEMA spokesman Marty Bahamonde said he was not aware of the situation White described, but said Judge Ed Emmett -- the top elected official in Harris County -- was now personally coordinating the efforts to hand out relief supplies.
"As the requests come in, we're really starting to refine the system," Bahamonde said. "We've set up a distribution system to deliver millions of meals and water in literally a 24-hour period. There were glitches along the way. But by the end of the day, we had refined some of those glitches and we'll see that progress more."
White eased the city's curfew, now from midnight to 6 a.m., but urged motorists to stay off the streets after dark. So far, about 100 people have been cited for curfew violations and 94 arrested for looting, authorities said.
Rhonda Clayburn, who lives in a trailer park in the Houston suburb of Klein, said she's been told her water service could take up to six weeks to restore. Her family's been using an aquarium to flush the toilet.
"We have a lot of people in here. It's going to get nasty with no toilets," she said. "How do we live without a toilet for a month?"
Bahamonde said FEMA will begin paying for 30 days of hotel expenses for homeowners whose houses are uninhabitable. Information will be posted on the agency's Web site, and FEMA plans to reimburse the hotels directly.
There were still long lines snaking out of gas stations across the city. White said some stations were still without power, rendering their pumps useless. Others had electricity but were out of gas.
Some residents are hoarding gas -- filling up their vehicles and portable cans -- leaving little for the people behind them in line, White said.
Galveston Mayor Lyda Ann Thomas, under pressure from frustrated residents eager to check their homes, opened the island during daylight hours so residents can "look and leave." Security was tight, and checkpoints would block anyone but Galveston residents from coming in.
Hours later, Thomas suspended the "look and leave" policy altogether, after thousands of residents rushed to return -- creating a traffic jam that stretched for miles.
Thomas also said officials want the estimated 15,000 people still living on Galveston Island to leave, since the city has only limited water and sewer service, and no electricity.
Dogs, cats and cattle were freely roaming Galveston's mostly deserted streets. Many of the elderly huddled in damaged houses, walking or using bikes when they had to leave because cars were destroyed or damaged. Some pushed salvaged shopping carts down Seawall Boulevard filled with crates of bottled water and plastic brown pouches holding MREs obtained from relief centers.
A lion was trapped in the sanctuary of a Baptist church in Crystal Beach, and a tiger was on the loose after getting free from an exotic pet sanctuary. An official with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service the tidal surge from Ike left a "sheen" of oil on the McFaddin National Wildlife Refuge, potentially endangering rare species of birds and other animals.
Shortages also were being felt in smaller communities. Hand-written cardboard signs warned travelers in a remote area near Webster "Help No Power" and "No Power, Water Well, And Septic is Down, Please Don't Forget."
York and Teresa Linebarger, who live near the signs, said a neighbor put them up to remind people about the three weeks the community endured without power after Hurricane Alicia in 1983.
"This area is so secluded, most people don't' even know it's here," said Teresa Linebarger, 60.
Her husband noted that compared to the people on the Bolivar Peninsula, "we're in pretty doggone good shape."
It's an opinion shared by Willis Turner, 58, who rode out the storm in Crystal Beach on Bolivar Peninsula.
"You watch the TV and you listen to those guys getting mad up in Houston because they can't get water. Or they can't go to the grocery store shopping," he said. "They don't know what disaster is ... they ought to be here. They'd know what disaster is."
Associated Press writers Andre Coe, Chris Duncan, Monica Rhor, April Castro and Deb Riechmann in Houston, Pauline Arrillaga in San Antonio, Allen G. Breed on Bolivar Peninsula, Jay Root in Austin, and Christopher Sherman and Jon Gambrell in Galveston contributed to this report.
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"Blair was always a reluctant constitutional reformer. He acted as he did because he had to, not because he wanted to. He had to because the Thatcherite counter-revolutionaries had imposed intolerable strain on the structures they had inherited. The British state had been in disarray long before Thatcher crossed the threshold of No 10; the passionate elan with which she set about untaming capitalism unleashed a torrent of impatient individualism that threatened to sweep the house away. But because his heart was not in it, Blair's attempt to repair the damage did not succeed. Asymmetric devolution backfired. It did not satisfy the Scots or Welsh. Albeit very slowly and gradually, it merely led the English to rediscover their own nationality in the way the non-English peoples of the United Kingdom had started to do 30 years earlier. The Human Rights Act backfired, too. Because ministers would not accept the logic of their own statute, and persisted in forcing through legislation that violated the human rights they said they wanted to protect, it hastened the drain of legitimacy which it had been designed to halt.
"This bleak landscape is Brown's inheritance. I hope he realises how bleak it is, but, to put it at its mildest, the omens are mixed." —David Marquand


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Ellison Lady Eagles eight-year head coach Sherry McKinnon kept her promise.
Two weeks ago, after her basketball team upped its District 8-5A record to 10-0, McKinnon said, "I can promise that if our team goes 14-and-0, everyone will see a lot of emotion from me."
On Tuesday night, moments after a 75-55 road win at Shoemaker High School, the tears were indeed flowing from McKinnon. Her 2014 Lady Eagles had become the first girls basketball team in school history to finish 14-0 in district play.
"To see this group of young ladies go 14-and-0 was quite emotional for me," McKinnon said. "I felt just like a proud mother, as if all of these girls were my own kids. I'm not much of a crying person, but what they accomplished just touched my heart. So that's why I was so tearful."
McKinnon is used to winning. Under her guidance, Ellison made the playoffs the past six seasons. The Lady Eagles won the district title in three of the past four years.
"This year's team is so special to me
because I know how hard they've worked," McKinnon said. "They've listened to everything I've asked of them. They've listened to everything my assistants have asked of them. They've bought into everything we've told them. The other reason I was so emotional was because I know making school history meant so much to our supporters. The support from our administration, all the girls' parents and our fans have been great."
McKinnon said all 11 players on her roster deserve credit for this 2014 district championship.
"Every kid understands her role," she said. "That's vitally important. There are some that play on the court more than others. But, as a coach, it made me very happy to hear some of the kids who didn't get to play as much say they still understood their role.
"I want every kid to want to play on the court but you can only play so many people, and every girl understood that and accepted it. Every player on our roster put the team first."
Ellison was ahead of Shoemaker 18-12 after one quarter and 43-28 at halftime. But the contest wasn't put away until midway through the final frame.
"Going into the game on Tuesday, I told our girls that Shoemaker was not about to hand us this 14-and-0 record," McKinnon said. "This was Shoemaker's senior night and I knew that Coach (Lori) Shead would have her girls ready and she did. I had told our girls that beating Shoemaker on their court was the final obstacle to what our girls had wanted to accomplish — going undefeated. It was a big crowd on both sides. Our girls needed to remain focused, and keep thinking about their mission — and that's what they did.
"I thought we played pretty good ball. And it was especially rewarding to me that I was able to play every single girl in that game, and they each made contributions to the win."
Ellison (25-7 overall) will travel to Whitney on Tuesday and face South Grand Prairie in the first round of the postseason. Tip-off is set for 7:30 p.m.
"We're real excited entering the playoffs and our girls have been working very hard in practice," McKinnon said.
"We feel like we can compete."


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The Arctic Monkeys won the coveted Mercury Prize on Tuesday Sept 5th for the Best British Album of the Year.
Two thumbs up for Arctic Monkeys who on Tuesday Sept 5th won the Nationwide Mercury Prize for the Best British Album of the Year, thanks to their debut album "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I Am Not", which has been sold over 363,700 copies in its first week.
The Sheffield-based band surely created surprise with the winning, for which they beat the other heavy nominees vie for the �20,000 coveted prize, including the likes of Sway and Radiohead's frontman Thom Yorke.
Accepting the prize, Arctic Monkeys' frontman Alex Turner acknowledged, "Normally it doesn't go to a band that has sold as many albums as we have. But we are very pleased with it".


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Two senior senators call salaries excessive for non-profit executives
By Ken Dilanian
WASHINGTON � Four chief executives whose government-funded non-profit corporations are paid to deliver U.S. foreign assistance earned more than half a million dollars in 2007, a USA TODAY review of public tax records shows.
Although President Obama and Congress placed a $500,000 cap on salaries at companies getting taxpayer bailouts, there is no such restriction on those that subsist on federal grants � even those delivering aid to some of the world's poorest regions.
Two senior senators say the pay is excessive.
"It seems to me that these are salaries that are outrageous, particularly if they're government contractors," said Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over non-profit compensation.
"It conflicts with most people's notion of what a non-profit organization is about when they're paying themselves salaries that are several times higher than what a U.S. Cabinet secretary would earn," said Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., who chairs the subcommittee that funds foreign aid.
The U.S. Agency for International Development relies on a cadre of for-profit companies and tax-exempt groups to deliver foreign assistance programs, which Obama says has gone awry.
"Western consultants and administrative costs end up gobbling huge percentages of our aid overall," Obama said to the news website allAfrica.com in July.
Salaries at for-profit USAID contractors are not disclosed, but non-profit agencies must report their CEO pay on public tax returns posted at Guidestar.org. USA TODAY examined total CEO compensation of the 10 largest recipients of foreign aid grants and contracts that also derive at least 70% of their revenue from U.S. taxpayers. Each one receives a 501(c)3 charitable exemption from federal taxes.
The 10 firms received approximately $4.2 billion in foreign aid grants and contracts over the past three years, government records show.
An understaffed USAID has become "a check-writing agency," Leahy said.
"Large swaths of foreign aid are now dominated by this handful of corporate consultants, many of them enjoying the tax benefits of non-profit status," Leahy said. "A lot of them do very good work, but they also charge a lot in overhead and salaries. The process has become too cozy, shutting out many smaller non-profits that have much to offer."
Non-profit leaders defended their pay as appropriate.
"If I was leading a private-sector company, my salary would be much higher," said Sol Pelavin, CEO of Washington-based American Institutes for Research (AIR), who was paid $1.1 million in 2007, the highest in the group. His firm has won $269.6 million in funding from USAID since 2007, government records show, for work that includes technical assistance to education ministries around the world.
Pelavin said his pay included prior year bonuses. His package was the sixth-highest of 223 non-profits examined in a national salary survey by The Chronicle of Philanthropy, which tracks non-profit salaries. His wife is a senior vice president, and together they were paid a combined $1.8 million in salary and benefits in 2007, tax records show.
Stephen Moseley, president of Academy for Education and Development (AED), was paid $879,530 in total compensation in 2007, tax records show, a figure that includes "catch-up retirement restoration payments."
Moseley said his 2007 compensation, which includes pension payments for prior years, was "in line" with competitors. In 2008, an audit by USAID's inspector general found that an education program in Yemen run by AIR and AED "has not achieved its intended results," and criticized the fact that each firm was paid $2 million for overhead costs out of a total budget of $13.5 million.
At International Relief and Development � whose Iraq jobs program was suspended last month as USAID investigates financial irregularities � president Arthur Keys was paid $552,722 in 2007, tax records show. His wife, daughter and his wife's brother took home an additional $265,278 in salary and benefits, the records show.
"My salary is set by a board of directors," Keys said.
A 2007 report by the bipartisan HELP commission, a group of business and non-profit leaders appointed by the president and Congress to examine foreign aid, concluded that some non-profit USAID grant recipients "are so dependent on the agency that their private character is in doubt, while the salary and benefit packages for their senior employees appear to be out of character for a supposed charity."
USAID's reliance on contractors "didn't just happen overnight," acting USAID administrator Alonzo Fulgham told a congressional committee in May. "It's been an erosion of our abilities over the last 15 years."
Contracting has grown feverishly in recent years as USAID has downsized its staff at a time when aid and development spending has surged.
USAID went from 17,500 employees in 1968 to 2,400 in 2005, according to research by Middlebury College Professor Allison Stanger.
Obama's new budget, Fulgham said, will allow USAID to hire 170 new project development officers and 111 new contracting officers � but it will take years to train them.
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"We've been digitizing a lot," says Jim Henderson, who owns Amoeba along with partners Marc Weinstein, Karen Pearson and Dave Prinz. "What you see now is the lost-between-the-cracks, underappreciated, undervalued (music) from dead labels, (obscure) artists, stuff that we really stand behind. It's mostly in the rock genre, with a lot of jazz, a lot of blues, some country, some spoken word. There are some oddities for sure."
Many of the LPs have been getting remastering upgrades from the original vinyl and shellac sources. Currently, there are only about 1,000 titles for sale, but Amoeba is adding 10 or 15 more every day.
Some Vinyl Vaults artists are readily familiar, and in some cases Amoeba's source material emanates from its owners' own collections. Some of Prinz's rare Louis Armstrong 78s were digitized and are being sold as downloads, while Weinstein's prized collection of 144 Sun Ra albums has also been ripped.-----
Olympic cyclist and mod Bradley Wiggins has scored free tix to an upcoming performance of Quadrophenia by The Who.
The band are a big favourite of cyclist Wiggins, who also won the Tour De France in 2012 and took home the prestigious BBC Sports Personality of the Year award. Revealing that they are yet to meet but establishing plans to get together later in the year, Roger Daltrey of The Who said: "He is invited to any of our shows," says Roger. "I've written and told him that. I'm sure we will meet him - he has a free pass to any show he likes."-----
As a tie-in to an Everly Brothers article in its latest issue, Mojo mag has posted a pretty cool playlist of off-the-beaten-path tunes by the glorious duo. Listen here.
Via Dangerous Minds: A 1970 interview of British comics and Goon Show stars Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers.
The former HQ of the Beatles' Apple Corps, and site of the Fabs' famous rooftop concert, may become an Abercrombie & Fitch.


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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Where the hell...
Did you find a female vocalist???
I need one, bad. But not now, I'm in the process of completely redoing my entire unreleased album. Hopefully help from a Guitarist...
Other than that.
The song. Epic. I enjoyed it a lot. Just wish the bass drum was a bit stronger. But none the less epic.
I actually met her through a friend that I'm doing music for his flash game. She's pretty incredible, although she's really been busy lately so I can't really work with her.
And "Hopefully help from a guitarist", if you're asking me then I might be able to do stuff for you. I'm just slightly busy-ish lately. And if you're not asking me at all and I'm totally misinterpreting that then I'm an idiot.
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Not what I expected.
The female vocals was a surprise, a pleasant surprise none the less. Nice song overall.
Thanks dude! I try to add in a little bit of variety every now and again.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Dude if the devil heared the first few seconds of the song, he would already die O_O lol
Awesome song, putting it on me Ipod. No, I don't have Ipod, but Zen XD Whateva
I have a Zune too, either way I know what you're saying
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Dude, you did an excellent work for that song. Seriously, i... i... i can't say anything for that!!! This is one of my favorite song of Newgrounds!!!! Good work!!!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it, I tried making it as awesome-tastic as possible.
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What the FUUUCK!!!!
you should have seen my eyes when the solo started O.O ...dude that was SICKKKKKK!!!!!!! i think my skull cracked open just from this epic song! FUCK!!! great job man...and the female vocals felt like a perfect touch! Tha Ritz is pleeeeased....very pleased indeed....
Thanks dude! This was a fun fucking song to do a solo for, because I didn't know what I was going to do exactly. It's in a weird minor key and stuff, so it required a lot of experimentation and whatnot. But thanks dude. I'll tell Mo you like her voice too haha


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WASHINGTON -- Catholic Charities leaders from across the nation flooded the offices of U.S. senators and representatives Sept. 28 to push for a major new U.S. approach to drawing Americans out of poverty.
More than 700 Catholic Charities delegates from nearly all U.S. states swarmed through congressional offices asking members of Congress to become co-sponsors of their National Opportunity and Community Renewal Act, a bill that could transform the way federal, state and local poverty relief programs operate.
The key to transformation would be flexible combining of existing programs, tailored to the specific needs and capacities of clients, to enable them not only to survive in poverty but to lift themselves out of poverty's vicious cycle or downward spiral.
"With this legislation, today we tell the tens of millions of Americans living in poverty that there is a new hope. That they are not destined to live in poverty for their entire lives," said Catholic Charities USA president and CEO, Fr. Larry Snyder.
"With the help of this legislation, people in need will be propelled onto a path of self-sufficiency, enabling them to achieve new legacies of health and happiness for their families," he added.
Sr. Jean Augustine, a Sister of Charity and executive director of Catholic Charities of Gary, Ind., told NCR Sept. 28 that earlier that day she and others from her state visited the offices of Indiana Sens. Evan Bayh (D) and Richard Lugar (R). before splitting up to visit the offices of representatives from their own respective congressional districts.
Read more about Sr. Augustine's lobby efforts: Putting a face on poverty.
Noting a recent government report that nearly 44 million Americans now live in poverty, she said, "Catholic Charities represents the face of the poor. We see these statistics every day."
Of the 1,000 Catholic Charities leaders attending that centenary national convention of Catholic Charities USA Sept. 25-28, about 750 stayed on for the final day to lobby for their bill on the Hill and ask their members of Congress to co-sponsor it.
That day Sen. Robert P. Casey, D-Pa., introduced the bill in the Senate and Rep. James McGovern, D-Mass., introduced it in the House.
One key element of the 26-page bill is a plan to update the current service eligibility criteria – eliminating the approximation of an individual's or family's food budget that was established in the 1960s to determine the poverty line and instead using the American Human Development Index coupled with the Supplemental Poverty Measure currently being developed by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Don Emge of the Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau, Mo., executive director of Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri, told NCR he got no promises of sponsorship for the bill, but "the reaction was positive … The reaction of the staffers and of [Republican] Rep. [Roy] Blunt was that there's some real merit here – some of the things the proposal speaks about are things that, without having studied the issue, create some real openness on their part.
"Several of them, from different offices, said they were going to go back and study it – which is all we can ask," he said.
He said that currently across southern Missouri "every community is really pulling together to provide what those agencies [serving the poor] themselves call Ban-aids. We're giving them food, maybe some of them are getting help with their rent payment or the utility payment or something like that. But the agencies themselves say that they're so overwhelmed with the direct service needs that they don't have the time to focus on how do we get people out of poverty."
He said he thinks the legislation proposed by CCUSA will give agencies a chance to make that their focus.
"What is critical here is that the program is not asking for a major influx of funding. What it is asking us to do is to refocus the funds that are already being spent so that we can be wiser. … It's really about admitting that our current system is broken and that we want to find a more effective way to use the resources we have."
Dennis Walczyk, CEO of Catholic Charities in Buffalo, N.Y., and chairman of the New York State Council of Catholic Charities Directors, told NCR that 170 of the 1,000 people attending the CCUSA convention were from New York.
For the lobbying day, he said, they sent about 25 to 30 members of their delegation to meet with senior aides of each of the two New York senators, Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, both Democrats. The New Yorkers broke into smaller groups to meet with the respective members of the House who represented their home areas.
Walczyk said he met with aides to three representatives from the Buffalo area, and one of the legislators, Rep. Louise Slaughter, a Democrat from the 28th District, was present for the meeting in her office.
He told the legislators of a young woman from Puerto Rico who came to Catholic Charities last year for financial assistance and help with medical needs of her children.
"So we helped her out with that and helped get her back on her feet," he said, "and lo and behold, a year later she was hired in our WIC program," the Women, Infants and Children nutrition enhancement program designed to aid pregnant women, babies and children under the age of five.
Walczyk, like others interviewed, said he got no promises from any legislator that they would co-sponsor the National Opportunity and Community Renewal Act – but with the people he talked to there were "very strong indications they might."
"The reason for that is that it just came out," he said. "So people haven't had a chance to read it, much less digest it. Our goal today was to introduce them to the act, and also give them a general summary of what this hopes to do."
Earl Eichelberger, director of Catholic Charities for the New York State Catholic Conference, said those he visited on the Hill "were receptive" to the bill and he had hopes that the "the whole New York delegation" might get behind it.
"There was no resistance or pushback from any of the staff that we talked to," he said.
[Jerry Filteau is NCR's Washington correspondent.]
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Thermal decomposition of syngenite, K2Ca(SO4)2.H2O
Kloprogge, J. Theo, Ding, Zhe, Martens, Wayde N., Schuiling, Roelof D., Duong, Loc V., & Frost, Ray L. (2004) Thermal decomposition of syngenite, K2Ca(SO4)2.H2O. Thermochimica Acta, 417(1), pp. 143-155.
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The thermal decomposition of syngenite, K2Ca(SO4)2.H2O, formed during the treatment of liquid manure has been studied by Thermal Gravimetric Analysis, Differential Scanning Calorimetry, high temperature X-ray diffraction and Infrared Emission Spectroscopy. Gypsum was found as a minor impurity resulting in a minor weight loss due to dehydration around 100 degrees Celsius. The main endothermic dehydration and decomposition stage of syngenite to crystalline K2Ca2(SO4)3 and amorphous K2SO4 is observed around 200 degrees Celsius. The reaction involves a solid-state recrystallization, while water and the K2SO4 diffuse out of the existing lattice. The additional weight loss steps around 250 and 350 degrees Celsius are probably due to presence of larger syngenite particles, which exhibit slower decomposition due to the slower diffusion of water and K2SO4 out of the crystal lattice. A minor endothermic sulphate loss around 450 degrees Celsius is not due to the decomposition of syngenite or its products or of the gypsum impurity. The origin of this sulphate is not clear.
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Bel Air Villa in Fréhel near Matignon in Brittany, France
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DENTISTRY CHALLENGE at the 2013 SPORTING LIFE 10k RUN/WALK
Run or walk 10k this May 12, 2013 and support Camp Oochigeas, a privately funded, volunteer based organization, that provides local kids with cancer and kids affected by childhood cancer, the opportunity to just be kids. With no government funding, Camp Oochigeas relies on the support of generous donors, fundraisers and volunteers in order to ensure that every child diagnosed with cancer at Sick Kids Hospital has the opportunity to experience the magic of camp at absolutely no cost to their families.
The goal of the Industry Challenge in the Sporting Life 10k, is to create a team building and philanthropic experience for companies by bringing together different industries from across the Greater Toronto Area to fundraise for Camp Oochigeas. Last year, the Industry Challenge had 11 industries participate and fundraised over $450,000! Within each industry, company teams compete for top spot in their industry's fundraising challenge.
For the first time, Dentistry, is part of the Industry Challenge and dental offices are encouraged to create teams of runners and walkers to fundraise for Camp Ooch and participate in the race day run or walk.
The dental office or team that raises the most money for Camp Ooch will be recognized in two thank you advertisements printed in a national newspaper and a special Ooch recognition piece… not to mention bragging rights for a full year of being the Sporting Life 10k Dentistry Team Champions for 2013.
Register your dental office today and for every $100 raised online, your team will receive 1 free race registration. If you have 5 or more runners and your team raises $1000 or more, your race kits will be delivered to your office door.
What better way to team build in your office, get in shape and give back to a very important group of kids in our community?
To sign up for the Sporting Life 10k Dentistry Challenge or for more information, please visit www.ooch.org/sportinglife10k or contact Lindsay Knox at firstname.lastname@example.com or 416-961-6624 ext 251.
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As the cost of goods and services have been established in each sector based on supply and demand factors. Hence, the cost of
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After selecting the location, travelers can go by different messages about travel portals to know about their destination. They
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Once the decision is taken on the place and date of the tour, people can look for hotels and cheap international air tickets.
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The changing economy has reversed the airline operations in India released as air travel becomes more affordable. Budget
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that the proportion of low-cost carriers (LCC) has increased significantly in recent years, especially by business travelers
shift to LCCs due to the economic slowdown. In an effort to regain these customers, airlines have introduced lower airways. Full
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vegetarian foods, snacks and drinks to choose from. Some airlines are even passengers to bring their food. Low cost carriers also
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their customers to the aircraft.
Although frequent flier benefits are not available in all LCCs, some respiratory offer these benefits, allowing customers to earn
miles and redeem them easily. While most premium airlines focus on metro cities, LCCs have air connectivity extended to two-tier
cities. The all-economic services of LCCs cover short routes with cities like Kochi, Coimbatore, Madurai, in addition to the big
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According to the forecasts of aviation, low-cost carriers in India will more than half of domestic market share. The
disadvantages of air travel budget are few. This allows customers to compromise on some legroom due to previously overstuffed
chairs and luxurious services. LCC can not allow flexible transit between different companies or carriers. However, the
advantages outweigh the disadvantages, as evidenced by the rapid pace of LCCs gain market share. In a nutshell, low-cost airlines
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What is the best day to buy the cheapest ticket? Most airlines allow the new prices on Wednesday, so the best time to look is
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When is the best time of year to travel? The highest rates are June, July and around the holidays, although sometimes a good
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At Westminster, cricketing metaphors are not uncommon. The sticky wicket, the straight bat, the hit-for-six.
When the former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe delivered his dramatic resignation speech attacking Margaret Thatcher, he likened her handling of negotiations with Europe to "sending your opening batsmen to the crease only for them to find the moment the first balls are bowled, their bats have been broken before the game by the team captain."
In Australia, the preferred national metaphor is a sporting one: the country punches above it weight. In the daily rough and tumble of Canberra life, politicians also often accuse each other of playing the man not the ball.
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AT&T Expands Global Wi-Fi Access Footprint for Business Customers; Enables 13,000 New Hot Spots
Also Enhances the AT&T Global Network Client for Anywhere, Anytime Data Connections
Bedminster, New Jersey, March 7, 2007
AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced a major expansion of its global Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) footprint for business customers, adding 13,000 hot spots around the world where mobile workers can link to their corporate networks. The new hot spots, available to AT&T Remote Access customers, include the popular airports, hotels and restaurants.
At the same time, AT&T also announced that it has enhanced its Global Network Client — the software used by mobile workers to access their company's Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) — streamlining logons and adding a new level of security features from these locations and other Wi-Fi hot spots around the world.
Total global Wi-Fi service area offered by AT&T now exceeds more than 48,000 hot spots in 79 countries. This includes service to nearly 15,000 hot spots available to AT&T Remote Access customers in the U.S. in locations such as airports, coffee houses, and restaurants.
"Providing mobile workers with simple, flexible, wireless or wireline access to their corporate infrastructure is a core business initiative for AT&T," said Mark Keiffer, AT&T chief marketing officer-Business. "And AT&T's Wi-Fi service will enhance the global reach of that initiative.
"AT&T will continue to expand its Enterprise Mobility portfolio through technologies like Wi-Fi; as one of many connectivity options that give customers greater ability to work anywhere, at anytime with full access to their corporate applications," Keiffer said.
Mobility has become a critical component of the IT and communications framework for businesses of all sizes. According to Forrester Research, mobile voice and data services such as Wi-Fi access accounted for more than a quarter of North American Enterprise telecommunications budgets in 2006.1 In Europe, it was even higher at 32 percent. Forrester also reported that up to 20 percent of employees at North American firms used mobile data services last year, and up to 26 percent of workers at global European firms used similar services to access their corporate infrastructures from outside the office.2
These additional Wi-Fi hot spots are the latest enhancements to AT&T's Enterprise Mobility Portfolio, which is designed to provide today's mobile workforce with flexible communications solutions and mobile access to their corporate VPNs. Wi-Fi provides AT&T business customers with reliable, access connections from home, corporate locations, international airports, hotels and convention centers to the network through the AT&T Global Network Client.
Working through its global vendor network, AT&T has added Wi-Fi coverage for business customers in Argentina, Bermuda, China, Ecuador, Niger, Peru and South Korea, along with dozens of new airport locations across Europe and Asia. In the U.S., AT&T's expanded Wi-Fi footprint includes new hot spots at 15 additional airports. Most of these hot spots are located in areas open to the public such as terminal gates and food courts.
AT&T now provides Wi-Fi coverage to 81 U.S. airports, including the country's 25 busiest, as well as more than 250 other airports around the world.
Additionally, AT&T has enhanced its Global Network Client with features that make it easier and safer for mobile workers to connect with their companies' VPNs remotely through Wi-Fi services. The new features include:
- Expanded support for wireless devices from Cingular.
- Enhancements to the AT&T Endpoint Security service — a suite of managed personal firewall capabilities — that helps ensure that software on mobile employees' laptops comply with the same corporate policies for company workstations. This includes validating software patches, anti-virus upgrades, and anti-spyware protection, along with traditional firewall policies.
- A simplified logon procedure that requires users to enter IDs and passwords only once.
- A "traveling recall" capability that remembers the router, hot spot and cell tower IDs of a location where users connected to networks previously, dramatically reducing access times.
- The ability to establish a Wi-Fi connection from a third-party in hot spots for an additional fee paid by the customer.
AT&T Remote Access customers can configure and manage the Global Network Client and its enhancements through AT&T's award-winning BusinessDirect® customer portal. Customers are required to upgrade to the new Global Network Client 6.9, in order to use these features.
For more information on AT&T's Enterprise Mobility offerings, visit www.business.att.com/enterprisemobility.
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1. Forrester Research, "The State of North American Enterprise Mobility in 2006," December 29, 2006
2. Forrester Research, "The State of European Enterprise Mobility in 2006," October 13, 2006


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On 10/25/2010 10:25 AM, Lee Sharp wrote:
> On 10/25/2010 10:17 AM, Steve Yates wrote:
>> It's not possible to access services on the LAN from inside the
>> m0n0wall using its WAN IP address. However in the DNS forwarding
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> I knew I should have had more coffee. :) I have a server in two subnets.
> eth0 192.168.1.10 in LAN
> eth1 192.168.2.10 in opt1
> eth1 is static, and does not have a default route. Both answer to WINS
> and are WINS servers in DHCP. Both have a web address. The domain name
> web.domain.name points to 192.168.1.10 but a user in 192.168.2.100 can
> not see the web page. Firewall is totally open. I want the user on opt1
> to pull 192.168.2.10 instead of 192.168.1.10 from DNS. Can this be done?
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Political strategist Greg Valliere tells Barron's that Chris Christie could beat Hillary Clinton in a presidential race. But the Tea Party might block his nomination.
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[AMERICANS ABROAD] Freddy Adu has been in Denmark for a week training with top-flight club Randers, for whose reserve team he played on Monday
in a 4-0 loss to Viborg's reserves.
Since 2007, Adu has been under contract with Portugal's Benfica, which has loaned him out to French Ligue 1 club Monaco, Belenenses (Portugal) and most recently Aris (Greece). Swiss club Sion passed on Adu after a week-long trial in July.
Randers spokesman Ib Rasmussen told The Associated Press that Adu's stint with the club was "only to allow him to train and stay in shape."
In the reserve game on Monday, Adu hit the post twice.
After playing 11 games for Benfica, Adu saw little action for his loan teams: Monaco (9 games), Belenenses (3) and Aris (9). He scored three league goals in those three years.
In his MLS career, Adu played 98 games, scoring 12 goals and making 19 assists in three and a half MLS seasons. He played a small role in D.C. United's 2004 title win. He moved to Real Salt Lake in 2007 but left halfway through the season for Benfica on a $2 million transfer fee.


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New WDJT-TV CBS 58 GM Strachota has deep Milwaukee roots
Former WTMJ-TV Ch. 4 Vice President and GM, and current General Manager of Time Warner Cable SportsChannel, Mark Strachota has been working in the Milwaukee market for a few decades. Earlier today, he was named the vice president and GM of WDJT-TV CBS 58.
Strachota, who will also oversee Weigel Broadcasting's other properties in the market, takes over for Jim Hall, who was promoted to a corporate position in 2013.
"Mark is the perfect fit for our Milwaukee stations," Weigel Broadcasting Executive Vice President of Local Media Bob Ramsey said in a release.
"His leadership skills and knowledge of the Milwaukee market makes him the right person to lead our stations forward."
In his role, Strachota will oversee WDJT as well as WMLW-TV, WYTU-TV Telemundo Wisconsin, WBME-TV Me-TV Milwaukee, MOVIES! Milwaukee, This! TV Milwaukee, Bounce TV and TouchVision. He'll start working on the new job on March 12.
"I am excited to have been chosen as the new leader of the Weigel Broadcasting stations in Milwaukee," Strachota said.
"I look forward to being a part of the future success of these stations and to promote their continued growth."
Strachota was with Journal Broadcast Group for 28 years, starting as an account executive. He also served as a national sales manager and then as general sales manager. Strachota was WTMJ-TV's vice president and general manager from 2003 through 2007.
INK MASTERS: In the show's fourth season premiere tonight on Spike, we will meet 17 tattoo artists vying for $100,000 and the "Ink Master" title. Among the contestants are two from Wisconsin.
Jim Francis runs his shop out of Milwaukee Harley-Davidson on the city's Northwest Side. Melissa Monroe is an artist at Homeward Bound Tattoo in Port Washington. You can find all of the contestants' bios on the Spike website.
The show, which airs tonight at 9 p.m., is in the can, meaning all of the episodes have been shot and are ready to air. WITI-TV Fox 6 "Studio A" reporter Brian Kramp interviewed both Francis and Monroe, and you can check out his video on Fox6Now.com.
RED CARPET COVERAGE: Ireland Baldwin, model and daughter of Alec Baldwin, has been named fashion correspondent for TVGN "Live with Entertainment Tonight" at the Oscars at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Baldwin will join "Entertainment Tonight" co-anchors Nancy O'Dell and Rob Marciano and special correspondents Rocsi Diaz, Brooke Anderson and Joe Zee for the red carpet special at the 86th annual Academy Awards.
MARCH MADNESS: CBS Sports and Turner Sports will team up for combined coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship. The broadcast outlets will offer live, full national coverage of the tournament's 67 games across four networks – TBS, CBS, TNT and truTV – as well as NCAA March Madness Live, beginning Tuesday, March 18 with the NCAA First Four on truTV presented by Northwest Mutual.
The Final Four on April 5, will be televised on TBS for the first time. The National Championship on Monday, April 7, will air on CBS.
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Quarterback Bruce Gradkowski was placed on waivers Friday by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At least that's what the team announced late in the afternoon. But are the Bucs taking a page from the Minnesota Vikings' book by announcing the move, but not officially recording it with the league office?
A week ago, the Vikings announced on the Friday before Memorial Day that they had placed defensive end Erasmus James on waivers. However, the league office was closed Friday and for the official holiday Monday, so the transaction was never reported.
The day after Memorial Day, the Vikings traded James to Washington for a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft.
By announcing the release of Gradkowski, the Bucs have now opened the door for teams to seek a trade instead of taking the chance of getting Gradkowski on waivers. The Rams are one team looking for a quarterback, preferably an experienced younger player who would be the third quarterback behind Marc Bulger and Trent Green. Brock Berlin is currently the third quarterback on the Rams' roster.
However, by virtue of their 3-13 record last season, only the Dolphins would have claiming priority ahead of the Rams for waived players. The Dolphins' quarterbacks are Josh McCown, John Beck and rookie Chad Henne.
Howard Balzer is a Senior NFL Writer for The Sports Xchange, which distributes www.mysportspage.com.


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"The confusion started when news started circulating that a car washer had been shot dead," Jose Marcos' wife, Ana Paula, told the UOL Internet news portal. "Police called my husband and told him that his brother had been killed and his body was at the morgue."
Lima said the confusion was "understandable."
"The two men closely resembled each other and both worked as car washers," Lima said adding that the man whose body was in the morgue was named Genivaldo Santos Gama. He said further information on Gama was not immediately available.
A few hours before the Monday burial "a friend of Gilberto's saw him walking down the street and told him that his family was mourning him," he said.
"So he went to his mother's home to let everyone know he was very much alive."
When Araujo showed up at his wake "some people fainted and others were so scared they ran away. It was a big shock," family friend Maria Menezes told the G1 online news site.
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What are the advantages of a limited liability partnership (LLP)?
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) has many of the same characteristics as a general partnership. However, there is one important advantage to the LLP business model. If a partnership is formed as an LLP then each partner is only personally liable for his or her own negligence or for the negligence of an employee under that partner's direct supervision. So, if for example, the partners formed an accounting firm and one of the accountants is found guilty of malpractice then only the accountant who committed the malpractice would be personally liable for the damages that incurred as a result of his actions. It is important to note, however, that this limited liability does not extend to business debts which all partners would share in equally regardless of which partner was responsible for incurring the debt.
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Dry weather to reign in coming week for county
January 2, 2013
After weeks of precipitation-heavy weather patterns, the skies over western Nevada County are expected to be relatively clear for the foreseeable future, weather officials said.
A high-pressure system has settled over Northern California, causing the precipitation-laden storm systems to move north, said Craig Shoemaker, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Sacramento.
A small weather system is expected to trundle through the region Thursday into Friday but will not contain much moisture, he said.
Looking further ahead, the wet weather may resume early next Monday or Tuesday, but there is uncertainty whether anything will materialize, Shoemaker said.
Cold weather will continue throughout the week with highs in the high 40s and low 50s and low temperatures to hover between the high 20s and the mid 30s.
Despite the recent dry spell, the average precipitation for the Northern Sierra and Southern Cascade is in excess of average totals for this point in the water year, according to the California Department of Water Resources website.
Precipitation levels currently stand at 32.9 inches, about twice the average of 16 inches, the website states.
The average is arrived at by taking the precipitation levels of eight stations throughout the northern mountainous regions of California, from Mt. Shasta to the American River.
The Northern Sierra ski resorts having been enjoying deep bases, affording a quality beginning to the ski season.
Snow depths at Sugar Bowl ski resort vary from 81 inches at the bottom of the resort to 170 inches at the top, according to the North Lake Tahoe Recreation Update provided by Pettit Gilwee Public Relations.
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As hospitals, physicians groups and other healthcare providers expand their use of smartphones and tablets, they have unique security and privacy requirements far beyond those of general enterprises. Two Southern California companies – Nukona of San Diego and Integer Wireless of Newport Beach, Calif. – Wednesday announced a relationship designed to help healthcare organizations meet those needs quickly and cost-effectively.
According to the press release, Nukona's services – including private app stores and app-security "wrappers" – provide enterprises with end-to-end solutions for securing their mobile devices, the data on them and the networks to which they connect. Integer Wireless specializes in designing, building and optimizing in-building and campus-wide cellular and Wi-Fi networks that provide healthcare organizations with secure, HIPAA-compliant voice, data and video communications.
Announced at the Wireless-Life Sciences Alliance's annual Convergence Summit in San Diego, the relationship will enable Nukona to quickly expand into the wireless healthcare market by leveraging Integer Wireless' expertise and its 16 years of relationships with hospital CIOs, IT managers and other decision-makers. Beginning immediately, Integer Wireless will include Nukona's mobile device applications management platform in its solutions portfolio.
Nukona also will be featured in the Integer Wireless Experience Center [2].
"For healthcare organizations, wireless is both an opportunity and a challenge," said John Clarey, Integer Wireless CEO. "Wireless provides new options for improving patient care, employee productivity and asset management, but the proliferation of mobile devices and network access points also creates security concerns. Nukona addresses those concerns by enabling healthcare providers to secure smartphone and tablet applications, and protect patient data every step of the way."
"During our beta phase, healthcare IT executives frequently said that Nukona solves a variety of problems created when their nurses and other staff began using smartphones and tablets," said Chris Perret, Nukona founder and CEO. "Integer Wireless was a natural choice for us because they specialize in secure, private, highly reliable cellular and Wi-Fi networks. This relationship gives healthcare providers a powerful new option for ensuring end-to-end security and privacy, from the app through the device and into the network."


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Cappie Pondexter scored 25 points and the Phoenix Mercury shot nearly 60% from the floor in a 106-90 victory over the Indiana Fever on Wednesday night in a matchup of first-place teams.
DeWanna Bonner scored 15 points, Diana Taurasi had 14 and Temeka Johnson 13 as the Mercury (21-10) shot 41-for-70 from the field (59%), including 10-for-18 on three-pointers. Western Conference-leading Phoenix won for just the fifth time in its last nine games.
GAME REPORT: Mercury 106, Fever 90
Tamika Catchings had 27 points and a season-high 12 rebounds for the East-leading Fever (20-9), losers of four of their last five. Tammy Sutton-Brown scored 19 points, rookie Briann January had 14 and Ebony Hoffman 11.
The Fever played without Katie Douglas, who had 28 points and 10 rebounds in a 90-83 win at Phoenix on Aug. 8. Douglas sprained her left ankle on Saturday and was held out for precautionary reasons. Her status is day to day.
The Mercury outscored the Fever 17-9 over the first 4:12 of the second half to build a 72-55 margin. They led by as many as 22 points.
Bonner had six points in a 10-2 run late in the first quarter that gave the Mercury a 28-17 lead.
After shooting better than 60% for most of the first half, the Mercury were at 57% (20-for-35) at the break and led 55-46. The Fever shot 42% (16 of 38) in the opening 20 minutes.
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Minka Kelly Picks Up Chewy from Hollywood Pet Shop
"Parenthood" actress Minka Kelly headed to Hollywood today (July 10th) to pick up her dog at a local pet shop.
Her pampered pooch, Chewy, tried his best to jump on his owner's lap in the store, but just couldn't quite get there. The 32-year-old actress wore a casual gray and white striped top and jeans while her cockapoo pup was pretty-in-pink in his neck bandana.
She recently gushed to People about Chewy (named after the Star Wars character, Chewbacca), exclaiming "I can't get enough of this wookie!"
You can soon expect to see the classic brunette, and avid pet lover, in "The Butler" in which she is announced to be playing former first lady and American style icon Jackie Kennedy.


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