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ISTANBUL President Obama sought to remake America's image in the Muslim world Tuesday, stoically touring centuries-old religious sites and telling about 150 students at a roundtable event that they should re-evaluate "the country I love."
Obama spoke both to the students present and to a larger audience watching online. It was similar to the online "town hall" event he held last month.
One student asked Obama how he differs with his predecessor, George W. Bush. Obama responded that he opposed the war in Iraq and is now moving to remove U.S. troops — but slowly and "in a responsible fashion."
"George Bush didn't believe in climate change. I do believe in climate change. I think it's important," he said.
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On the other hand, Obama said he agrees with Republicans that al-Qaeda is a danger to the world and needs to be eliminated as a threat. "I don't make any apologies for continuing the effort to prevent bombs going off and planes going into buildings that would kill innocents," he said.
The event was Obama's last before leaving Istanbul, his last stop on an eight-day trip that included three diplomatic summit meetings in Britain, France and the Czech Republic. The president and his aides have called it a productive trip, both for the achievements made at the summits on economic policy and the war in Afghanistan, and because it helped shape America's image in the world.
His election, Obama said, showed how America has changed.
"I wasn't born into wealth. I wasn't born into fame. I come from a racial minority," he said.
Noting he even lived overseas (in Indonesia) and has Muslims in his family, he said, "I might be able to build bridges with other parts of the world."
The Turkish stop capped an eight-day European trip that senior adviser David Axelrod called "enormously productive" — including an economic crisis summit in London and a NATO conclave in France and Germany.
Axelrod said specific benefits might be a while in coming. "You plant, you cultivate, you harvest," he told reporters. "Over time, the seeds that were planted here are going to be very, very valuable."
Axelrod cited accords on revamping global financial rules, restarting arms talks with Russia and sending more NATO troops to Afghanistan.
Picking up on his consultant's theme later, Obama told the college students he sees nothing wrong with setting his sights high on goals such as mending relations with Iran and eliminating the world of nuclear options — two cornerstone issues of his trip.
"Some people say that maybe I'm being too idealistic," Obama said. "But if we don't try, if we don't reach high, we won't make any progress."
Obama's final day in Turkey also featured a meeting with religious leaders and stops at top tourist sites in this city on the Bosporus that spans Europe and Asia. Accompanied by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, he toured the Hagia Sophia museum and the Blue Mosque.
The museum — first a basilica, then a mosque, now a Byzantine architectural wonder — dates to 537 and is a shrine to the art, religion and culture of this city of 20 million once known as Constantinople.
Obama strolled slowly through the massive interior of the stone basilica-turned-mosque-turned-museum, gazing at Christian-themed frescos interspersed with giant suspended disks with Arabic writing. With a guide and Erdogan, Obama smiled and nodded often, keeping his hands clasped in front of him. The nearby Blue or Sultan Ahmet Mosque is famed for its massive dome, minarets and thousands of hand-painted blue tiles.
At the Blue Mosque, just across a square and manicured gardens from Hagia Sophia, the president padded, shoeless like his entire entourage in accordance with religious custom, across the carpeted mosque interior. All around were intricate stained-glass windows and a series of domes, thick columns and walls entirely covered in blue, red and white tile mosaic. Again, he appeared to speak little, as he was schooled in what he was seeing by a guide. He spent about 40 minutes at both places.
At his Istanbul hotel, Obama met with Istanbul's grand mufti and its chief rabbi, as well as Turkey's Armenian patriarch and Syrian Orthodox archbishop.
In many respects, Obama's European trip was a continental listening tour.
He told the G-20 summit in London that global cooperation is the key to ending a crippling recession. And at the NATO summit in France and Germany, he said his new strategy for Afghanistan reflects extensive consultation.
In Ankara, Turkey's capital, Obama told lawmakers their country can help ensure Muslims and the West listen to each other.
Obama has personal ties to Islam. His father was a Muslim Kenyan, and Obama lived as a child in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country. He told lawmakers that he knows Americans have been enriched by their country's Muslim heritage — "I know, because I am one of them."
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HP Keeps The Notebooks Rolling Outby Dustin Sklavos on 5/9/2011 10:45 AM EST
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Chudilo - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkThis is more of a product release and should not be posted on this technology blog unless it contains something revolutionary. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkThe 2760p isn't one of those regular laptops so maybe it makes this worth publishing. I agree with you that this probably isn't something that most people find interesting, especially when OEMs like HP update their machines very often. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link2760p, 5330p, and the updated Envy 14 are all products that might be worth knowing about. The Envy 14 in particular had a lot of people that really liked it (and the upgrade LCD), so if the new SNB version offers a good LCD I'm sure it will be popular. Reply
ImSpartacus - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkFor smaller business laptops (11.6"<screen size<15.6"), I think 16:9 screens are fine.
...as long as they feature 1600x900 pixels.
If a company wants to put out a $500 12.5" laptop, they can do whatever they have to do to make that price point.
But when we're talking about machines well north of a grand, 1366x768 doesn't cut it. Reply
Conficio - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link1920 x 1080 is bad on a desktop, so I'd wager that 1600x900 is badon a laptop as well.
Give me 16:10 or 4:3. Or set your sights higher and figure out how to make displays that do get a paper like ratio (portrait mode). Please inventors there are patents to be issued for this. The idea is free, you make it happen! Reply
ArKritz - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkWell Lenovo gave it a shot with the W700DS and W701DS. Reply
seapeople - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link1920x1080 beats 1680x1050 hands down.
1600x900 beats 1440x900 hands down.
I have a 1600x900 laptop screen, and I am currently posting on here and watching a Braves game. Guess what pixels I am most limited by? Horizontal pixels.
Give me a 16x9 with equivalent pixel count as 16x10 and I think it's fine. Of course, many manufacturers use 16x9 as an excuse to cut pixels, but that's another issue... Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkHow is 1080p bad on a desktop? Respectfully, I have 1920x1200 screens and a 1080p screen right next door, and I honestly don't feel like I've lost a tremendous amount of real estate with the 1080p. Actually, in editing video I almost prefer the 1080p screen.
Over time you'll notice that while bigger screens have lost some real estate, smaller ones have actually GAINED a bunch with most of them standardizing at 1080p from 19" on up, screen sizes where we usually had to deal with 1680x1050 or worse. Reply
DudleyUC - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkYou originally gave the dm1z the Silver Editor's Choice, saying it was one bad screen away from being Gold. Has something changed to make it Bronze now? Reply
alephxero - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI take it the "much less changed" means that the refreshed Envy14 will still have the stupid 1366x768 display? Also, any word on whether the discrete graphics are updated from the old version? Reply
Taft12 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkA $999 laptop with a 1366x768 screen... A candidate for worst product of all time? Reply
alephxero - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI wouldn't go that far, but it would be a deal-breaker for me. I really want a high-quality Sandy Bridge laptop in the size and price range of the Envy14, but the fact that they don't even offer a screen upgrade as an option really puts me off purchasing one. Reply
decrescendo - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkSame here.
Out of curiosity, what are you cross-shopping? Reply
JeezusGetDisqusAlready - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkMethinks Anand is finally succumbing to the temptations of the corporate marketers. This review has no place on the site. Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkIt's "news" for a reason; thanks for your feedback, and we do try to avoid posting every single PR product announcement, but HP is a pretty major company and there's enough of potential interest to warrant a brief writeup of what's coming in the next month or so. Reply
Spivonious - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link"chomping at the bit" should be "champing at the bit". http://www.thefreedictionary.com/champing+at+the+b... Reply
koafc - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkAs somebody in the market for the Sandy Bridge refresh of the HP 25xx series, I'm interested to know about the upcoming model. Reply
shotage - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkPersonally; I like to know when hardware refreshes from major vendors occurs. I work in the technology sector - this kind of post is relevant to me and this site. So thanks :) Reply
Iketh - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkThank you for the model update. When I finally settle on my next laptop, I won't care about these updates til the next upgrade, but I won't make comments acting like I'm the only reader that matters either. So keep it up. Reply
Mugur - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - link... because we're actually interested in buying for work. I mean, I'm less interested today in how much the new video card is overclocking than I was 10 years ago... :-).
And yes, the worst part of HP notebooks is the 1366x768 screens. Not just in resolution, but the viewing angles are poor and the BV ones are also having a sort of dotty noise on them (present, but less annoying on the matte screens).
Oh, yes, and the Sandy Bridge ones are nowhere to be seen in my country; likewise the dm1z. :-) Reply
ppeterka - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkAnd you know what is really sad? Here in Hungary, you can't even order a notebook with extras. You can buy what the dealer has ordered, for normal price, or you might try at the brand dealer, but that's going for nonsensical prices! So mainly you are stuck with a crappy 768 display... Boy, would I love to have a Sandy Bridge with a >=1440x900 display in a 14" (or maybe 13.3") chassis... Reply
HMTK - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkBesides the screens with crappy resolutions I really hate those keyboards with numeric keypads. It's ok on a 17" but not so on a 15" machine. That's the major reason why I told my boss I do NOT want something to replace my ageing 6730b. I'd rather have a Dell but we're a HP reseller... Reply
ppeterka - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkI agree with your point too. Even at work, with an ordinary full size keyboard I don't use it very frequently... And thus I don't want to lug it around! Use that space for extra speakers, battery, video card, cooling, or entirely throw it away, and make the chassis smaller!
I don't know. Why do notebook manufacturers make crazy products? I mean a couple of points keep constantly popping up and preventing me buying a good notebook:
* 768p display
* optical drives in portability oriented machines (universal drive bays, capable of having extra batteries, or even HDD are however welcome!)
* numeric pad
* crappy shiny plastic everywhere one can touch a notebook
Why? Reply
HMTK - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkI don't want anything else but a keyboard on top of a 14" or a 15" laptop. My fingers don't like small keys.
And I would KILL for a 4:3 screen on a modern laptop. As a matter of fact, I would KILL the idiot who first though widescreen monitors were good for anything but movies and huge spreadsheets. Reply
halcyon - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkVery interesting notebooks, but the resolutions are too low.
Why does one have to go to 15" and bigger to get a decent resolution? Reply
HMTK - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkEven at 15" it's not easy to get a decent resolution. All too often you need a higher positioned model; faster CPU, discrete graphics, bigger disk, ... while you only want a nice screen. I'm leaning more and more to Dell where it's a lot easier customizing machines. Reply
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Founder of Prolaxtraining.com, Sean Holmes, gives IL Fitness the inside scoop on how NLL All Star Dan Dawson gets in top shape before his season through a method called Complex Training.
As was explained in Part 1, Complex Training is a great way to increase power as the season nears. To review, Complex Training is a superset where the athlete performs a high-intensity strength exercise and follows it with a similar plyometric exercise. An example would be to perform a set of heavy Squats (3-5 reps) and then almost immediately follow it with a set of Squat Jumps (6-8 reps). The basis behind this revolves around Post-Activation Potentiation (PAP). The principle surrounding PAP is that muscle force will be enhanced as a result of its contractile history. So, in the example above, performing a Squat with heavy load would lead to an enhancement in muscle force, which would then increase the force output during the Squat Jump making you more powerful.
Part 1 was the pairing of Rear Foot Elevated Split Squats (RFESS) and RFESS Jumps. The RFESS is a unilateral (single leg) knee dominant movement.
In Part 2 we are going to look at another lower body pairing, however this one involves a bilateral hip dominant exercise. The pairing is Romanian Deadlifts and Broad Jumps.
These movements are similar as they both focus on hip extension (think driving your hips forward). The Romanian Deadlift is great for increasing size and strength in your hamstrings and more importantly your glutes. The number one reason for hamstring pulls is due to a strength imbalance between the Quads and Hamstrings, lack of flexibility is the second. So increasing the strength and power in your glutes and hamstrings will be a major factor in reducing your odds of being injured. It doesn't matter how great a lacrosse player you are, if you are hurt you aren't on the field helping your team win
Your glutes are responsible for extending your hips, which is the most powerful movement your body can make. Jumping requires powerful hip extension, and sprinting is powerful single leg hip extension each stride. Increasing the power of hip extension will directly relate to how fast you can accelerate during the game, allowing you to win the race to a ground ball or lose your defender and create space. It also has the added benefit of directly improving your jumping (either vertical or broad jump) so if your team does any performance testing you will stand out before you even step on the field.
Romanian Deadlift
Standing tall, feet hip width apart with knees slightly bent and holding the bar with a wider than hip width grip, initiate the movement by pushing your hips back. The weight should remain on your heels and the bar should remain close to your body at all times. Keeping your chest out with a neutral spine, lower the bar no lower than halfway down your shin. The exercise is not about trying to reach your feet, and often just below your knee is enough to stress the hamstrings and glutes adequately. It's more important to maintain a flat back and protect your spine than it is to get as low as possible with the bar. Keeping your chest out, lift the bar back up to the start position driving your hips forward and flexing your glutes as much as possible. Maintain the slight bend in the knees the entire lift, they should never be locked nor should they bend more.
Broad Jumps-Double
A Broad Jump is simply jumping as far as you can. The goal is to create as much horizontal power as possible, which is exactly what running is. Here we're going to do a double jump, as it will help improve and test the elasticity of our muscles as well. Start standing tall with feet hip width apart and arms over head, initiate the movement by swinging your arms down while simultaneously sitting your hips back and bending your knees. The drive through the ground as powerful and quickly as you can getting full extension of your hips and swinging your arms forward to assist in the jump. Upon landing immediately try to spring forward again as far as possible spending as little time on the ground as possible. You then want to stick your landing in an athletic position. Ideally your second jump will be just as far as your first jump. The Broad Jump is also a great test you can do that requires no equipment to measure how your training is progressing.
Sean Holmes, C.S.C.S., B.A. (Honours) Kinesiology and Health Sciences, is a former professional lacrosse player for the Buffalo Bandits and two time Mann Cup winner with the Brampton Excelsiors as a Canadian National Champion. Based in Toronto, Canada Sean runs Prolaxtraining.com, a website dedicated solely to strength and conditioning for lacrosse and provides Online Training to players regardless of location. Sean has trained thousands of athletes from high school amateurs to elite professionals, and trains a diverse group of lacrosse players including professional superstar Dan Dawson (Team Canada, 2009 NLL MVP). Sean's experience having played lacrosse at the highest level gives him unique insight into the sport and the demands required to play lacrosse at the elite level. This knowledge helps guide Sean's strength and conditioning program to help his athletes become the absolute best lacrosse players they can be.


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was how I remember describing the amazing bride to a friend several years ago. Meggie and I go waaaaaaaay back (to my sophomore year of college to be exact)… to the days of KA basement (you don't wanna know) and the Simon Goldberg fist pump (you really don't wanna know). We kept it real in our sorority days. And I couldn't be more honored that I was asked to shoot her wedding to her amazing new husband.
You may recognize a familiar face in these photos.. that of the gorgeous Ashley Barnett… my mentor and Big Sister from Theta. Ashley's husband, the talented Jeremy Mitchell and Nick Godsell were the cinematographers for the big day.
Meggie– I cannot express how amazed I was at the whole day. From your attitude at the surprises any wedding day brings, you kept your spirits high which kept the whole day going. The outcome was incredible. I'm so happy for you and Kevin and am so excited for your years ahead! =) -C
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Cake: Ilsa Marden
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Venue: Hayfields Country Club
DJ: Jeremy Winston
Hair: Ian McCabe
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Trend report on texture found in spring summer 2008 season.
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When you think of summer a common visual that comes to mind is the beach. Within this geographical point of reference are pebbles, waves, seaweed, driftwood, and tall wind blown grass. In other words, a dynamic combination of natural textures. With that in mind, it's possible that what we see on the runway pays homage to those organic shapes and patterns (without necessarily being the primary inspiration). Here's our roundup of interesting texture for S/S 08, those which especially remind us of summer's natural landscape.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs don't need a drama queen in goal. But they do need Joffrey Lupul.
Whether it was simple faint-heartedness on the part of Miikka Kiprusoff coupled with greed on the part of Mike Gillis, or just plain, dumb, blind luck, Leaf Nation made it through the NHL's trade deadline without adding a goalie who might not want to play any more or finding itself living through the daily drama that is whither Roberto Luongo.
Good on general manager Dave Nonis for his nothing ventured, nothing gained approach, and for drawing the line on the demands by Gillis, the Vancouver Canucks' general manager.
Gillis doesn't want to cut a cheque to end the Luongo nightmare? Fine. Let him take out his own contractual garbage. Better to find out for sure whether James Reimer can carry the freight, and if he can't, better to do a thorough search in the off-season.
Proximity to Ilya Bryzgalov, who has another seven years at a cap hit of $5.67-million (U.S.) per season remaining on his contract, only served as a reminder of how awful a bad goaltender's contract can really be.
This is the way it needs to be, folks. Sorry. And, yeah, the Leafs gosh-awful performance on Thursday in a 5-3 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers at the Air Canada Centre was not the way head coach Randy Carlyle would have liked his team to respond to Nonis's vote of confidence.
Reimer? It's not fair to look at that particular performance as some kind of postdeadline referendum.
"He fit in with the rest of the team," Leafs coach Randy Carlyle said later. "We were not as sharp as we needed to be."
Adam Hall clearly interfered with Reimer on the Flyers' fourth goal – Hall brushed by him and hooked his stick hand – after Michael Kostka lazily tried to clear the zone.
Reimer let in the third goal only after Nikolai Kulemin tried a no-hope pass for Nazem Kadri, and Reimer had no help from Carl Gunnarsson on the second goal. Gunnarsson let a pass from the side go through his legs to Jakub Voracek, who could have turned and waved at Matt Frattin before slipping the puck past Reimer.
"Weird game," Reimer said.
There were warning signs right from the start, the Leafs winning a defensive zone faceoff but failing to jump on the puck leading to the Flyers' first goal less than a minute into the contest.
Then it all came crashing down.
Lupul returned to the lineup from a 25-game absence due to a broken forearm and is the major reason Leafs fans are thinking playoffs. But Thursday night he was sandwiched between Jay Rosehill – a favourite of Brian Burke when Burke was the Leafs' general manager – and Hall, one of the Flyers' most effective players.
There was contact with Lupul's head, and the Leafs' forward seemed to be almost out on his feet as he staggered to the bench, missing the gate once he arrived.
Pushback is what the puckheads like to call a team's ability to get off the canvas. The Leafs had none of it, and if anybody still doubts the significance of Lupul to this outfit, the stunned non-combativeness of the Leafs until the third period ought to serve as a reminder.
So now the new drama will be Lupul's health, especially considering he has had at least three concussions before this upper-body injury. Carlyle said Lupul was "50-50" to practise on Friday.
James van Riemsdyk stepped up during Lupul's absence earlier this season, and after being largely invisible during the recent good times, guess who flicked in the Leafs' third goal?
Some will shake their heads at how close the team came to getting a prima donna. Reimer shook his head at Lupul's bad luck with health, saying that Lupul takes such good care of his body that you'd think "he'd be the least likely guy to get hurt."
It's going to be a tough road into the postseason, and there are hard, summer-time decisions to be made about Tyler Bozak and maybe even Phil Kessel. This is how it should be. This is how it has to be. There'll be drama enough.Report Typo/Error
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No Evidence Found for Church Arson Conspiracy
A recently released report by the National Church Arson Task Force has confirmed that there never was any evidence of an upsurge in racist, fiery attacks upon black churches, despite the media spotlight of last year. The report told us little that is new. Insurance statistics already had shown that 500–600 churches suffer arson every year. And no comprehensive data ever indicated that black churches were any more vulnerable to attack than white churches.
Still, the federal report was greeted with headlines expressing surprise. For most Americans, it was news that the task force had found no evidence of a racist plot, found that more white churches than black churches were suffering arson, found no evidence that racism had motivated more than a small minority of arsonists, and found that only two or three out of the 199 suspects so far arrested for church arson have had ties to white supremacist groups.
The chief originator of the church arson mania, the Atlanta-based Center for Democratic Renewal (CDR), admitted in March 1997 that white churches were burning at five times the rate of black churches. According to the National Council of Churches (NCC), which was the CDR's chief partner in pushing church burnings as a media event, 20 percent of America's churches are black.
Despite this admission, and despite the federal task force's findings, the church arson lobby continues to fulminate. At a June 8–10 NCC-sponsored convocation in Washington called "No More Burnings, No More Hate," speakers repeated the flammatory rhetoric. They were preparing for "Phase II" of the NCC's Burned Churches Project, which will go beyond the church reconstruction to focus on eliminating the "root causes" of racism.
Featured speaker Jesse Jackson blasted conservatives for their stances on welfare reform and affirmative action, chided President Clinton for supporting government downsizing, faulted the media for losing interest in church arson, criticized black preachers who focus on salvation to the exclusion of politics, and mocked the racial reconciliation efforts of the evangelical Promise Keepers movement. "The right-wing church supported slave laws and segregation laws," thundered Reverend Jackson, as he slammed conservative Christians as especially prone to racism.
The NCC said it will work closely with Reverend Jackson on its "Phase II" activities, which will proceed in part thanks to the generosity of the former "Queen of Mean," Leona Helmsley, who has donated $1 million to the NCC's Burned Churches Fund. Over $11 million in total has been contributed to the Fund.
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In two press conferences held in the Methodist Building on Capitol Hill this past summer, Patricia Ireland of the National Organization of Women (NOW) denounced Promise Keepers as the "third wave" of the Religious Right. (The first two were the Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition.) She announced a national "No Surrender" campaign for feminists wanting to resist Promise Keepers' influence among Christian men.
"The Promise Keepers speak about 'taking back America' for Christ, but they also mean to take back the rights of women," said the NOW president. "Their call for 'submission' of women is one that doesn't have a place either in the pulpit or the public sphere of the 1990s."
Ireland also promoted a video exposing the "hidden agenda" of the Christian men's movement, which was produced by the New York-based Center for Democracy. The same video was enthusiastically reviewed at the Spring 1997 board meeting of the National Council of Churches. In the video, Promise Keepers leader Bill McCartney is scored for his prolife stance and his support for a state referendum in Colorado opposing special rights for homosexuals. A clip from a McCartney interview on the "700 Club" is shown as evidence of Pat Robertson's influence on Promise Keepers.
Other groups joining NOW in the Methodist Building were the Feminist Majority, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the National Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum, Equal Partners in Faith (an alliance involving the Unitarian Universalist Association and the Interfaith Alliance), plus Church Women United, which includes the women's organizations of most mainline Protestant denominations and some Orthodox women's groups.
"The Promise Keepers have created a false veneer of men taking responsibility, when they really mean men taking charge," said Ireland. "Their targets are women, lesbians and gay men, and anyone who supports abortion rights or opposes an authoritarian, religiously-based government."
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Important Note: The author: Vincent Pardieu is an employee of GIA (Gemological Institute of America) Laboratory Bangkok since Dec 2008. Any views expressed on this website - and in particular any views expressed by Vincent Pardieu - are the authors' opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of GIA or GIA Laboratory Bangkok . GIA takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any content on this website nor is GIA liable for any mistakes or omissions you may encounter. GIA is in particular not screening, editing or monitoring the content on this website and has no possibility to remove, screen or edit any content.
This website is home for "Shameless Travel Addicted Gemologist" Vincent Pardieu (B.Sc., GGA, G.G.). Vincent is "Supervisor, Field Gemology" at GIA Laboratory Bangkok. He is a gemologist specialized on "origin determination of gemstones".
This is also home for Vincent's regular traveling companions: David Bright, Jean Baptiste Senoble, Richard W. Hughes, Guillaume Soubiraa, Walter Balmer, Michael Rogers, Kham Vannaxay and many others like recently: Philippe Ressigeac, Oliver Segura , Flavie Isatelle and Lou Pierre Bryl.
We are gemologists (gemmologists) sharing a passion for gemstones, gemolology (gemmology), gem people and traveling.
You will find in this website gemological expedition reports and some studies of gemological interest.
Visiting many gem mining areas we saw that people in remote mining and trading areas have difficulties to access to gemological publications. As today the Internet can be accessed in most of these gem mining areas and trading centers, the author started to build this website to give gem people living there the opportunity to see the result of the gemological expeditions they were associated in. It is a way to thanks them for their time and collaboration and to help them to get access to more gemological information.
At the same time the author hope that these expedition reports will please the people from consuming countries interested in gemstones and fascinated by their mysterious origins. Our purpose here is to help people facing difficulties to get quality first hand information about gems and their origins to get the information they need through this website and its links.
With our field expeditions to gemstone mines and gem markets around the world, we intend also here to share our passion for photography, gems and our fascination for the work of the "Gem People" bringing gemstones from the ground to magnificent jewelry.
From the gems external beauty to the intimate beauty of gemstone inclusions, from gem lore to the mines, the people and the landscapes gems origin from, we expect to share with you our passion for gemstone beauty.
We also invite you to join us on some gemological forums we are active in as they are convenient tools to get rapid answers to your questions as they are regularly visited by many other passionate gemologists, jewelers, hobbyists and professionals willing to learn more and share their knowledge about gemstones.
About the Author
Oct. 2007: Expedition to Tanzania gem mines:- Part 1: Gems from central and south Tanzania
- Part 2: Gems from North Tanzania
- Feb. 2005: A visit to Thailand, Cambodia with the AFG (Association Francaise de Gemmologie) (under construction) - 2002-2007: Expeditions to Pailin (Cambodia), Chanthaburi Kanchanaburi (Thailand) Houay Xai (Laos) Mogok, Namya (Burma) (under construction) - 2001: Expeditions to Namya, Hpakant and then Mogok with Ted and Angelo Themelis and Hemi Englisher (under construction)
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The photos and articles on fieldgemology.org are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.Feel free to use the photos and articles with links and credits. No commercial use without permission.All the best,
Dear all,
I would like to inform you of a new publication about tsavorite. It is about the geology of the Lemshuku deposit in Tanzania where these green garnets were discovered there in 1967.
an article by Julien Feneyrol (a), Gaston Giuliani (b), Daniel Ohnenstetter (b), Elisabeth Le Goff (c), Elias P.J. Malisa (d), Mark Saul (e), Eric Saul (e), John Saul (f) and Vincent Pardieu (g)
- (a) CRPG-CNRS, Nancy université, 15, rue Notre-Dame-des-Pauvres, 54501 Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, France
- (b) IRD-LMTG, 24, avenue Édouard-Belin, 31200 Toulouse, France
- (c) BRGM, 3, avenue Claude-Guillemin, 45060 Orléans, France
- (d) Department of Geology, University of Dar-es-Salaam, P.O. Box 35052, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
- (e) Swala Gem Traders, Uchumi House, Sokoine Road, Arusha, Tanzania
- (f ) ORYX, 3, rue Bourdaloue, 75009 Paris, France
- (g) GIA Laboratory Bangkok, 10th Floor, U-Chu-Liang Building, 968, Rama IV Road, Silom Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand
The first study of the Lemshuku 'tsavorite' mining district is presented. From bottom to top, the lithostratigraphic column corresponds to a metasedimentary sequence composed of quartzite, fine-grained graphitic gneiss, kyanite-graphite gneiss, biotite-almandine gneiss, metasomatized graphitic gneiss and dolomitic marble. 'Tsavorite' occurs in quartz veins and rarely as nodular concretions. Two factors control mineralization: (1) lithostratigraphy, with 'tsavorite' in association with pyrite and graphite confined to quartz veins within the metasomatized graphitic gneiss; and (2) structure, with the mineralized veins characteristically controlled by tight isoclinal folds associated with shearing.
It was published in Comptes Rendus Geoscience, Volume 342, Issue 10, October 2010, Pages 778-785.
It is also currently available online
(Mark Saul of Swala Gem Traders presenting the author a piece of tsavorite he just mined at Lemshuku
Photo: V. Pardieu / Gubelin Gem Lab, 2007)
The author visited the Lemshuku deposit in 2005 and 2007 when Swala Gem Traders mined it. In 2009, few months after Julien Feneyrol to spend several weeks at Lemshuku to study the deposit, Swala Gem Traders stopped their mining operation there. While returning to East Africa in October 2009, the author was not able to get in contact with the new owner and thus could not visit it once again. If what is currently happening at the former mine operated in the past by Swala Gem Traders is not clear to the author, the area is nevertheless still very interesting as Tanzanite One with their "Tsavorite One" project have started also to prospect in the region around Lemshuku. The author would then not be surprised to read or hear again about Lemshuku in the future as one of the main tsavorite supplier in East Africa.
Today I was able to communicate with Dr. Gaston Giuliani from the Nancy University on another subject related to Tsavorite: Last year in October 2009, we tried to visit together the ruby and tsavorite deposits in Kenya but our expedition was not really succesful (see blog Kenya 2009).
Dr. Giuliani and Dr. Ohnenstetter were then just back from a tsavorite workshop in Dar Es Salaam (Tanzania) and they were working on a similar project for 2010, this time in Nairobi (Kenya). Today I was told by Dr. Giuliani some excellent news about the Nairobi 2010 workshop he was then planning:
The workshop happened and reportedly turned to be very successful. After the workshop more than 40 people also were able to go on a field expedition to Tsavo lead by Dr. Cedric Simonet.
Currently a research program about tsavorite in collaboration between Kenyan and French Universities is in preparation. Dr. Giuliani told the author that he was very happy about the way things happened during summer 2010.
For more information about tsavorite, the author also invite you to read "Tsavorite, an Untammed Gem" an article written with R.W.Hughes, first published in ICA's InColor (Winter 2008)
All the best,
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Expedition to gemstones mining areas in Tanzania: (October 2007):
Introduction: This report (in two parts) presents the details of the field expedition to Tanzania lead by the author in October 2007. The author was then working as a gemologist for the Gubelin Gem Lab in Lucerne, Switzerland when his friend Richard W. Hughes (working then at the AGTA GTC Laboratory) asked him if he could help him to visit Tanzanian gem deposits in East Africa. After some difficult negociatiosn with his laboratory the author was allowed to take some holidays and travel to Tanzania with Richard W. Hughes and his group.
The group was composed of Richard W Hughes, the author of "Ruby and Sapphire", Warne and Monty Chitty, Mike Rogers, Guillaume Soubiraa and Philippe Brunot. For the expedition we got the support of Mark Saul (From Swala gem traders) and Abdul Y. Msellem a young Tanzanian broker who was already the author guide in Tanzania during his previous visit in 2005.
We started our visit in the north of the country in Arusha.
We travelled first to Morogoro where we visited some moonstone (I should probably say "peristerite"...) and corundum deposits. Then we continued to Mahenge to visit ruby and spinel mining areas. The visit was interesting as it was just few months after the discovery of several huge spinel crystals. Then we took the road to Songea and Tunduru famous for their sapphire mines. After that we continued to Ruangwa to visit its tsavorite mines. We returned then to the north of the country where we visited the Tanzanite mines at Merelani, emerald and alexandrite mines at Manyara, tsavorite mines near Komolo village and tourmaline mines near Lendanai in the Massai steppe.
Two reports are available on fieldgemology.org (with the old design of fieldgemology.org, before Dec 2009)
"Tanzania, October 2007, A Gemological Safari. Part 1: Ruby, Sapphire, Moonstone, Spinels, Tsavorite, Alexandrite: Gems from central and south Tanzania"
"Tanzania, October 2007, A Gemological Safari. Part 2: Tsavorite, Tanzanite, Chrome Tourmaline, Emerald and Alexandrites: Gems from the Massai Land (North Tanzania)"
"Mahenge Spinel"
Eric Saul, (from Swala Gem Traders) presents proudly to the author an exceptional red spinel from Mahenge. The stone weighting more than 10 carats is exceptionally clean and is believed to have been cut from one of the giant crystals found in Mahenge during summer 2007. Photo: V. Pardieu, 2007
This expedition to Tanzania was in fact very succesful not only for the areas visited and the samples collected but also for the contact created with local miners and traders. Few weeks after the author return in Switzerland, his local contact Abdul Y. Msellem informed him of the discovery of a ruby deposit near Winza.
These expedition reports were also the base of two publications in collaboration with Richard W. Hughes:
"Working the Blueseam: The Tanzanite Mines of Merelani" about Tanzanite mining at Merelani, available both of fieldgemology.org and ruby-sapphire.com
- "Downtown: Gem hunting in Central & Southern Tanzania"
about our expedition to the south of the country, available also both on fieldgemology.org and ruby-sapphire.com
Finally thanks to that expedition Warne Chitty was able to get the samples he needed for his Bsc Thesis in gemology and applied mineralogy (Kingston University, UK).
All the best,
Important Note: Vincent Pardieu is an employee of GIA (Gemological Institute of America) Laboratory Bangkok since Dec 2008. Any views expressed on this website - and in particular any views expressed by Vincent Pardieu - are the authors' opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of GIA or GIA Laboratory Bangkok. GIA takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any content on this website nor is GIA liable for any mistakes or omissions you may encounter. GIA is in particular not screening, editing or monitoring the content on this website and has no possibility to remove, screen or edit any content.


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I designed symbols for eight categories of dance: ballroom, tap, hip hop, belly, modern, swing, jazz, and ballet. With these symbols I created patterns for each style of dance, and printed them onto fabric. The textiles were then stitched into draw-string bags, designed to function as packaging for dance shoes. The main color on the outside of each bag relates to the type of dance being featured, and the particular dancer for that genre is called out in gray. On the inside of each bag is a small pocket that holds a book about the dance style. Symbols and patterns were completed with Photoshop and Illustrator in February, 2010. Books were completed with Photoshop and InDesign in February, 2010.
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Her advice sounds incongruous.
When it comes to creating community or building a movement for change Andrea Smith's advice echoes one of Christianity's long-held tenants: Love your enemies.
"If you actually want to change the system you can no longer assume permanent enemies," said Smith, the theme speaker for St. Andrew's College's Winter Refresher 2014 held Feb. 27 to March 1.
"We actually have to believe the people who seem to be our enemies today could be out friends tomorrow because, in the end, none of use benefit from this system."
Smith, a Native American and anti-violence activist and scholar who has a strong involvement in community organizing, fuelled the discussion on the event theme of Confronting Racism with Solidarity: Untangling Colonial Webs and Creating New Contexts during three conversations over the course of the conference.
She channelled the theme through approaches to issues ranging from gender violence and restorative justice to ending global oppression and the ongoing colonial influences in society.
She emphasized the importance of looking beyond short-term goals or privileges and focus on long-term interests by build solidarity in places and with people where it might conventionally seem impossible.
"It's not enough to talk to people who think like us, we have to talk to people who don't think like us," she said, citing examples of how cross-cultural, cross-community organizations have helped to create change against larger entities or corporations.
"How to rethink the idea that there are some people who will always be our permanent enemies and we will always be fighting against them and they can never be on our side."
Smith talked about the need to reframe issues and develop dialogue in order to co-opt the power of "enemies" and draw them into a cause to serve a larger goal that will benefit everyone. She cited examples of U.S. aboriginal people overcoming the stereotypes and colonial attitudes of the broader population to working with members of that same population to create significant change that benefitted both communities.
"We see some fairly small Native groups accomplishing some huge victories against multinational corporations because they did not have the assumption of who their enemy was," she said.
Smith encouraged her audiences to build a community base through a broad, accountable structure so it can't be co-opted by outside forces or agendas and to the point where it can influence the agenda, not be sidelined to the margins.
But creating community, building alliances and finding reconciliation doesn't come without a fight, she said.
"Christians tend to want to skip the cross and go right to the resurrection. You want to identify with a victory that happened and not stay at the point of the crucifixion, the point of colonial domination, the pain, the suffering, the oppression and deal with that. We just want to skip all that."
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Investing in emerging markets is always difficult and frankly hasn't been very lucrative in 2013 as the domestic equity market has been on a tear.
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After all, across the last 10 years this fund has delivered 9.5% returns annually – almost on par with large-cap equity – thanks to big returns from the underlying debt securities. Right now, for instance, FNMIX has a 30-day yield of over 5% thanks to debt in Eastern European governments, Brazilian oil giant Petrobras (PBR) and other emerging-market instruments.
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Opening track Strong is a reflection on the bad times: "My breath smells of a thousand fags and when I'm drunk I dance like my dad."
He really knows his life's a mess when "I wake up and look like Kiss without the make-up."
Win Some Lose Some on the other hand tells of the incredible feeling that only being in love with an All Saint can bring.
Soft rock strains are punctuated by cries of "I love you, baby" down the telephone from Nicole Appleton and the way he belts out the chorus you know he's telling the truth when he says "I may never need another".
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If you prefer chugging punk guitars juxtaposed with sinister orchestral manoeuvres, you've got that too in the venomous Karma Killer - "I hope you choke on your Bacardi and Coke".
If you're up for a bit of star-spotting, look no further than No Regrets, which sees the Neils Tennant and Hannon on backing vocals.
Oh, and just in case you're wondering what's going to be the Christmas No 1, then wonder no more.
Heaven From Here - a gorgeously gentle strum-athon akin to Sam Brown's Stop - will see Kleenex factories everywhere working overtime.
If that doesn't bring a tear to your eye, the dedication on the sleeve surely will: 'In loving memory to my gran, Betty Williams from your ever-loving grandson, Robert.'
Everyone loves Robbie.
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