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Saskatchewan Games Council Chairperson, Julie Brandt, officially announced the City of North Battleford as the host community for the 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games.
"The Saskatchewan Games Council views North Battleford as an ideal community to host the Saskatchewan Winter Games," Brandt said. "With the enthusiasm and passion shown by the community along with the excellent venues, we are confident North Battleford will create a memorable multi-sport games experience for all involved".
As the host of the 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games, the community of North Battleford can expect to gain a legacy of upgraded facilities, equipment, experienced officials and a core group of volunteers, as well as see a significant economic and tourism benefit.
North Battleford was host to the first Saskatchewan Winter Games in 1974 and last hosted a Saskatchewan Games in the summer of 1984. "Congratulations to the City of North Battleford on their successful bid to host the 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games," Battlefords MLA Herb Cox said. "It will have been 34 years since North Battleford last hosted the Saskatchewan Games so this will be an exciting event for our city, and these young athletes."
Not only do the Saskatchewan Games provide developing athletes with the thrill and excitement of a multi-sport games, they also work to encourage young athletes to pursue more competitive levels of sport like the Canada Games and beyond. The athletes are also encouraged by those who have gone before them. "Accomplished athletes such as Olympians Lucas Makowsky and Colleen Sostorics, Saskatchewan Games alumni, inspire these kids to dream big and to strive for excellence in sport and in life," said Lorne Lasuita, Provincial Games Consultant for the Saskatchewan Games Council.
The Games, tentatively scheduled for February 2018, will involve over 2,000 athletes, coaches and managers in 17 sports representing the nine sport districts within the province. North Battleford will require up to 1500 volunteers to host these multi-sport games. Sports included on the sport calendar for the 2018 Saskatchewan Games include: alpine skiing, badminton, biathlon, bowling, bowling – special Olympics, cross country skiing, curling, figure skating, gymnastics, hockey, judo, snowboarding, speed skating, synchronized swimming, table tennis, target shooting, weightlifting, and wrestling.
The Saskatchewan Games Council is excited, that for the first time ever, one para-sport discipline will be incorporated into the Saskatchewan Winter Games.
The purpose of the Saskatchewan Games is to provide an opportunity for the province's developing athletes, coaches and officials to participate in a multi-sport event in preparation for the higher level of competition.
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|Week 15
|Dec. 16th, 2012
|Atlanta Falcons
|New York Giants
|Game Details
|Time: 1:00 PM EDT
|Stadium: Georgia Dome (Atlanta, GA)
|Broadcast: FOX
|Game Conditions
|Weather: None
|Temperature: Controlled
|Wind: None
|Key Injuries
Q – Jonathan Babineaux
Q – Harry Douglas
Q – Roddy White
Q – William Moore
P – Asante Samuel
P – Sam Baker
O – Ahmad Bradshaw
O – Prince Amukamara
O – Kenny Phillips
O – Tyler Sash
Q – Michael Boley
P – Hakeem Nicks
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Player/Coach Quotes:
Justin Tuck:
"We relish playing meaningful games in December, especially on the road where we've had a lot of success under Coach [Tom] Coughlin's tutelage about being on the road late in the season," Tuck said.
Chris Canty:
"The Falcons have everything to play for, but so do we," said Canty. "We have everything to play for to get our season to where we want to be. It's all in front of us."
Hakeem Nicks:
"They're a good team; they've got their record for a reason," Nicks said. "They play good team ball, fly around. But in the game, in the defense, you see things you can take advantage of. We've just got to hit them when those opportunities come."
Osi Umenyiora:
"They're going to be upset about [last year], but it doesn't matter," Umenyiora said. "At the end of the day, we have to win this game, and I think it's more important to us than it is to them at this point."
New York Giants – Ahmad Bradshaw, Prince Amukamara, Tyler Sash, Kenny Phillips, Adewale Ojomo, Adrien Robinson and Marvin Austin.
Atlanta Falcons - William Moore, Tim Toone, Dominique Davis, Harland Gunn, Chase Coffman, Lawrence Sidbury and Phillipkeith Manley.
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It's graduation season in Central Texas.
In the Killeen area, that means seven high school commencement ceremonies at the Bell County Expo Center in four days.
Before the lights dim, the bands play and the cap-and-gown clad graduates step into the arena, many hands must prepare the venue to serve as a broadcasting center.
Randy Hudson, KISD-TV station manager and audiovisual teacher, directed the annual hoisting Monday of two giant screens on either side of the stage at the Expo Center.
Those screens, 18 feet tall and 24 feet wide, will serve as windows and magnifiers for the thousands who will attend seven graduation ceremonies and an untold number of viewers watching from service sites around the world.
Working with Fort Hood and a handful of technology sponsors, KISD broadcasts the graduations overseas, locally on Time Warner Cable and online through the school district's website.
Service members who are deployed will appear on the giant screens when their loved ones walk across the stage during the graduation ceremony.
While numbers can change, student families signed up to participate in the "Gradcast" total 44, with connection points in Afghanistan, Kuwait and Qatar.
Students with deployed parents also have an opportunity to arrange a one-on-one video teleconference with their deployed loved ones. There are 36 scheduled private connections planned.
KISD-TV staff, along with two students and two former students raised the two 150-pound screens Monday.
Crews are working on lights, audio, wiring and helping school leaders conduct rehearsals leading up to the first graduation today.
Audience members may notice students dressed in black shirts on the floor running cameras. Teams of eight television crewmembers record each ceremony.
High school students work alongside the adult crew, where audiovisual classwork becomes an authentic broadcast with worldwide distribution.


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April 13, 2012
MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Nevada women's tennis team fell 4-3 to Idaho Friday, on the road in a Western Athletic Conference match.
Nevada is 5-9 (0-2 WAC) after the loss, while Idaho improved to 16-5 (1-1 WAC) with the win.
The contest was decided at the last four singles positions, where Idaho won to take the match. Sophie Stevens won her first set 6-1 at No. 3, but dropped the last two sets 6-4 to Molly Knox.
The Wolf Pack jumped out in front against the Vandals, taking the doubles point with wins at the first two positions. Michelle Okhremchuk and Emma Verberne won at No. 1 for the third straight match, defeating Victoria Lozano and Almudena Sanz 9-8 (7-4). Their victory clinched the doubles point for Nevada. Sophie Stevens and Juliette Legendre won 8-5 at No. 2.
Okhremchuk and Verberne also won in singles play. Each victory came in straight-set fashion. Okhremchuk won 6-0, 6-3, with Verberne winning 6-1, 6-4.
Nevada will stay on the road to take on Gonzaga on Sunday at 9 a.m., before returning to Reno for its final two matches of the regular season. The Pack will meet Utah State on April 21 and Hawai'i on April 22.
Match Results
April 13, 2012
Idaho 4, Nevada 3
1. Michelle Okhremchuk/Emma Verberne (NEV) def. Victoria Lozano/Almudena Sanz (UI) 9-8 (7-4)
2. Sophie Stevens/Juliette Legendre (NEV) def. Molly Knox/Sophie Vickers (UI) 8-5
3. Alejandra Lozano/Beatriz Flores (UI) def. Gabriela Eufrasio/Rymma Maslova (NEV) 8-6
1. Michelle Okhremchuk (NEV) def. Victoria Lozano (UI) 6-0, 6-3
2. Emma Verberne (NEV) def. Almudena Sanz (UI) 6-1, 6-4
3. Molly Knox (UI) def. Sophie Stevens (NEV) 1-6, 6-4, 6-4
4. Sophie Vickers (UI) def. Juliette Legendre (NEV) 6-3, 6-2
5. Alejandra Lozano (UI) def. Gabriela Eufrasio (NEV) 7-5, 6-4
6. Beatriz Flores (UI) def. Rymma Maslova (NEV) 6-4, 6-0


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Lebanese Premier to meet Int'l Monetary Fund Director in Washington for talks
Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri is expected to travel this Sunday to the US capital for talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over an upcoming Donors conference in France to strengthen the ailing Lebanese economy, officials said Wednesday.
"Hariri will travel to Washington on November 3 to meet with IMF Executive Director Horst Kohler," Hariri's office said in a statement, carried by AFP.
"The visit is within Hariri's tour of the donor countries and institutions that will participate in the Paris II conference" set to be held at the end of next month in Paris, it said.
Hariri will be accompanied by Finance Minister Fouad Siniora, Economy Minister Bassel Fleihan and Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh, the statement added. (Albawaba.com)
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The 2014 Dorset Boat Jumble returns on March 29 at Canford Park Arena, Magna Road, Poole.
The event was cancelled last year because travellers set up camp on the site.
Over 100 private and trade sellers are expected to attend selling new and used boats, engines, chandlery and fishing tackle. Parking is free and entry is from 10am.


text: The most recent short interest data has been released by the NASDAQ for the 08/15/2013 settlement date, which shows a 251,211 share increase in total short interest for New Mountain Finance Corp ( NMFC), to 1,007,250, an increase of 33.23% since 07/31/2013. Total short interest is just one way to look at short data; another metric that we here at Dividend Channel find particularly useful is the "days to cover" metric because it considers both the total shares short and the average daily volume of shares traded. The number of shares short is then compared to the average daily volume, in order to calculate the total number of trading days (at the average volume) it would take to close out all of the open short positions if every share traded represented a short position being closed. Average daily volume for NMFC at the 08/15/2013 settlement decreased to 240,849, as compared to 348,723 at the 07/31/2013 report. That brought "days to cover" up to 4.18, a 92.90% increase from the 2.17 days to cover calculated at the previous short interest data release.


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The 'Bachelor,' Juan Pablo: Gay Bachelor Not Good "For Kids" Because They're "More Pervert"
Update 4:50pm EST: Juan Pablo released a statement on his Facebook page to apologize for his comments and remarks. "I want to apologize to all the people I may have offended because of my comments on having a Gay or Bisexual Bachelor. The comment was taken out of context. If you listen to the entire…Details


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Budget cuts coming after MYEFO
Ratings agencies have put the Coalition government on notice they expect Treasurer
While the nation's AAA rating remains intact, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday the "substantially" larger than expected budget deficits in the next several years were "clearly credit negative for the government's debt position".
Standard & Poor's said it was looking to the May budget to gauge the "government's articulation of the medium-term fiscal targets".
Treasury on Tuesday forecast debt on issue would rise from $320 billion this financial year to $460 billion by 2016-17, compared with a previous peak $370 billion.
Net debt is expected to reach 15.7 per cent of gross domestic product in 2016-17, the most since 1996-97.
The mid-year update also forecast debt would balloon to $667 billion (26 per cent of GDP) by 2023-24 without spending changes or tax reform.
The forecast is based on a further deterioration in the so-called structural budget balance, which strips out one-off impacts such as the rise and fall in the terms of trade, as well as stimulus payments. According to Treasury, the budget will remain in deficit for the next 10 years. In August, Treasury said the structural balance would return to surplus as early as late this decade.
Financial market reaction to the latest debt outlook was muted, but experts said the government's need to issue more debt would see yields rise as the market was flooded by extra supply.
"We are talking big numbers now," Nomura Australia economist
The surge of additional bonds is expected to drive up the Commonwealth's interest costs to $19.2 billion in 2016-17 from $14.9 billion this financial year, according to Tuesday's MYEFO.
Mr Whetton also noted: "At the same time as you've got a substantial increase in [federal debt] supply, the Aussie dollar is being talked down by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
"And with a little under 70 per cent of the bonds being funded from offshore, so you're asking people to buy your bonds and fund your government deficits while talking down the currency, which, for most investors, means they end up with a capital loss on the foreign exchange leg," he said.
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"While we caution that these numbers are likely to change, the direction is unlikely to shift much in the near term. Australia's AAA rating is not under any threat but it would not be surprising to see the rating agencies hint at a desire to see a more detailed and credible medium-term plan towards fiscal sustainability," she said.
Moody's senior vice-president for sovereign risk,
"The lowering of the GDP growth forecast next year and the resultant substantially larger fiscal deficits are clearly credit negative for the government's debt position," Mr Hess said.
"However . . . the Australian government has very low debt levels as a starting point, and the larger deficit in the current fiscal year, while leading to a rise in debt, is not likely to change Moody's thinking about [its top] AAA rating of Australia. Over the medium term, the projected deficits are modest as a per cent of GDP, but the period of deficits is longer than previously expected. The rise in the debt ratios that would result from these deficits . . . still leaves Australia in a relatively favourable position compared to almost all other AAA-rated sovereigns."
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I had liposuction performed 3 months and 21 days ago for my love handles and upper/lower abs. I'm concerned, because I don't want this to be my final results. When I had my outpatient procedure my waist line for my upper/ lower abs was 33/35 and now I'm 33/33, but my stomach still looks swollen. I haven't gained weight and I do alot of cardio (M, W, and F for 45 mins), my weight is 132, and my height is 5'3, so is the swellen normal after 3 months?? How long does it take to see final results?
Still Swollen 90 Days After Liposuction?
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Liposuction swelling may take a few months to resolve
Swelling in the areas of liposuction may take a few months to completely subside. In general, 3 to 6 months are sufficient for a final result to be visible.
Swelling after standard liposuction may take a bit longer to resolve in the tummy than other areas. It may be a bit unnerving to watch the areas that have been treated undergo slow changes but usually the results will be evident and very satisfying!
Swelling 3 Months after Liposuction
Sometimes swelling after liposuction can last longer than 3 months based upon individual healing and the amount liposuctioned. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Learn more: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Liposuction.php
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This is such a classy move by Fred Couples. I am not a big fan of Tiger Woods--never have been--but the guy has done a lot for golf and its just not good Karma to keep kicking a guy when he's down. Great move!
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Flood Warnings Remain Despite Temps Turning Colder
Allen County, OH (WIMA) -- The BlanchardRiver in Findlay crested in the moderate flood stage over the weekend- at nearly 12.2 feet early Sunday morning.
The river dropped back below flood stage late last night.
While moderate flooding isn't expected to do much damage, several roads in low-lying areas near the river are closed.
Downstream in Ottawa the river is high.. The Blanchard is at nearly 25-and-a-half feet. It's expected to be a slow drain in Ottawa, not dropping back below flood stage until early Wednesday morning.
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How it happened
Score at halftime: Eagles 10, Buccaneers 0
Score after third quarter: Eagles 10, Buccaneers 7
Team rushing yardage: Eagles 29, Buccaneers 136
Team passing yardage: Eagles 338, Buccaneers 178
Penalties-yards: Eagles 2-13, Buccaneers 8-60
Time of possession: Eagles 29:51, Buccaneers 30:09
Eagles' best number: 381 (Nick Foles' passing yards)
Eagles' worst number: 6 (sacks by Tampa Bay's defense)
You had to be there
Former Bucs coaches and players such as fullback Mike Alstott, linebacker Derrick Brooks, wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson, defensive tackle Warren Sapp and coach Jon Gruden gathered on the field at halftime to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Super Bowl-winning season. They beat the Eagles 27-10 in the NFC championship game that season.
Three stars
1. Foles (two touchdown passes, one TD run)
2. Buccaneers running back Doug Martin (128 rushing yards, one TD)
3. Eagles wide receiver Jason Avant (133 receiving yards)
Turning point
The Eagles' rally looked to be over when they had a fourth down from the Buccaneers' 23-yard line with 16 seconds left in regulation. Foles kept it alive with a 22-yard pass to Avant that set up the winning touchdown.
Eagles' best play
Avant made a spectacular one-handed catch in the second quarter. Avant jumped and hauled in the pass with his left hand while falling backward for a 20-yard gain that led to Alex Henery's 28-yard field goal.
Eagles' worst play
The Eagles had a 10-0 lead and the momentum when rookie punt returner Damaris Johnson muffed a kick deep in Philadelphia territory during the third quarter. The Buccaneers recovered and scored their first touchdown.
Did you notice?
Eagles punter Mat McBriar had a season-best 66-yarder on the first series. ... Jamar Chaney started at outside linebacker instead of Akeem Jordan. ... Tight end Brent Celek suffered a concussion on the first play from scrimmage and did not return. ... Eagles tackle King Dunlap gave up two sacks in the first half, including one to former Eagle Daniel Te'o-Nesheim. ... Avant made a pair of great catches in the second quarter. ... Cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha suffered a neck injury and bruised thigh in the second quarter but returned for the second half. ... Henery missed two field-goal attemptss after making 22 in a row. ... The Bucs' defense committed three penalties during the Eagles' game-winning drive.
Parting shots
Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin: "I'm just happy to get a win, man. It's been two months."
Bucs quarterback Josh Freeman: "Anytime you lose and lose close, it's going to be rough. Philly just made more plays than us."
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The star is thrilled about the project at Los Angeles' leading rock station KROQ, saying 'They are letting me play whatever I want - and that's good for me.'
Sex Pistols star Steve Jones has landed another major radio gig at Los Angeles' leading rock station KROQ. The guitarist's acclaimed Jonesy's Jukebox show will return to the airwaves on Sunday, October 10 and will air weekly between 7 P.M. and 9 P.M. local time.
The thrilled punk icon says, "They are letting me play whatever I want - and that's good for me." Ironically, Jones will take over from radio legend Rodney Bingenheimer as the star of KROQ's Sunday night schedule - Bingenheimer was one of the first DJs in America to play the Sex Pistols on radio.
Jones' irreverent Jonesy's Jukebox program was previously the top-rated show at Indie 103.1. The Sex Pistols star quit in January 2009 just before the network closed. The rocker has spent much of this year broadcasting online.


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Pretty cuuute, Pottery Barn!Tags: home, accessories, style, entertaining, candles, tables, family, decor, natureAdded 9 Years Ago from Pottery Barn
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I would like cellulaze on back of my legs and smart lipo from the top of my inner thigh, down to two inches above my knee. I would like to have lipo on that area that is on the back/side of the leg in the outer 'corner' of my butt, and under my butt. I had lipo on inner/outer thigh before. I am happy with the results, but would like to have the 'middle' of my inner thigh done as it wasn't before. Any thoughts on my requests? I have super tight skin that healed well after first procedure.
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Cellulaze and Smart Lipo
Learn more: http://www.shapiroplasticsurgery.com/surgical-procedures/cellulaze.php
Cellulaze and SmartLipo
- I have done Cellulaze and SmartLipo in the same areas at the same time with very good results. I have also done Smart Lipo first then followed months later with Cellulaze. If you were to stagger them I would do the lipo first as you may get some improvement in shape with this alone or it may reduce the areas in which you are concerned about having Cellulaze. Hope this helps! Good luck.
I would recommend you learn more about Cellulaze - the FDA approved one time definitive treatment for cellulite. Cellulaze utilizes a 1440 nm wavelength laser to accomplish 3 things: 1) melt away fat bulging out 2) break up fibrous septae (attachments) that create the indentations and 3) help thicken the dermis (skin) to prevent future recurrence. The procedure can take between 60-90 minutes and can be completed under local or just IV sedation (depending on the length of your procedure and number of areas being treated). To see your final results takes between 3-6 months. You can visit the cellulaze . com website to learn more about the procedure. Best of luck!
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Cellulaze and SmartLipo on thighs, knees and legs
Smartlipo and Cellulaze can be combined and they can provide excellent results when used by a trained surgeon. Cellulaze helps with the actual cellullite because it attacks the very structural problems that cause cellulite. Cellulaze cellulite treatment can be used for treating cellulite on the knees, and thighs (inner, front and back). Most patients require only one (1) treatment for cellulaze cellulite treatment and the results can last for years. Again, make sure to to do your homework and select a board certified plastic surgeon who is trained in cellulite treatment and skin tightening. Good luck
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Cellulaze/Smart Lipo combo on legs
Thank you for your question. I think the combo of Cellulaze and Smart Lipo is an excellent choice. I have performed the procedures several times in combination. The same areas can be done, but the skin tightening performed with Smart Lipo is bypassed for the Cellulaze skin tightening. One of the advantages to Smart Lipo is that it causes minimal bruising, which will not be the case if Cellulaze is done first. I hope this helps and good luck in your endeavors.
Robert Kratschmer, MD
Combined Cellulaze and Liposuction
Each procedure is fine tuned for the individual. Many patients need a combination of Cellulaze in one area and liposuction or SmartLipo in a neighboring section. These procedures are all about sculpting and contouring the areas being treated. To determine which procedure is best for your specific areas, it is best to consult a board certified plastic surgeon that is experienced with Cellulaze, SmartLipo and liposuction and combining the procedures.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
Learn more: http://www.cellulitesurgeon.com/
Cellulaze and Smartlipo Combo
Yes, you can absolutely have Cellulaze and Smartlipo done at the same time. These procedures will help with removing fat from your inner thigh and smoothing out your posterior thigh.
Combo Smart Lipo + Cellulaze
As mentionede in some of my previous postings, yes Smart Lipo and Cellulaze at the same operation can be done. But in different anatomic zones. Best to be sure your Cellulaze doc has experience doing this.
Cellulaze and smart lipo in the same surgery
As long as you are not treating the same area, it should be reasonable to have cellulaze and smart lipo in the same operation. The main limiting factor is the overall amount of tumescent solution that is required. Very large treatment areas require too much tumescent solution if the procedure is to be done under local anesthesia.
Cellulaze and Smart Lipo done together at the same time
As long as you are not having treatment on the same area at the same time, Cellulaze can be done in one area and the Smart Lipo can be done in other areas. It is not recommended to treat the same area with both devices. You would have to bee seen by your surgeon to assess what needs to be done and make sure it is safe for youu
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That's not a problem if i have to pay for it. But i wanted to know if it was possible, so yes it is. Do you also know if there are also excisting themes already containing these kind of menus?
I could always decide to start over and change to an other template.
I bought a Wordpress template for my new company website and it looks great, but while i am editing and looking around to give the visitor a good quality impression i stumbled against a menu wich i really would like to have in my own website.
Example site: http://www.ahsay.com
This website has a menu wich contain a small description and an image in front of it.
Does anyone know if this is possible in a Wordpress template and maybe you know an excisting wordpress template at themerforest i could buy. Or is it possible to add an other menu style in my excisting template?
Remember that i am not a web developer of some kind.
Look at this topic also please: http://activeden.net/forums/thread/an-incredible-nice-image-viewer-for-my-website-example-video-included/15167
One of these 2 will be in my website and i want to know what is possible.
I have seen a nice intro wich i really would like to use on my website to create a wow-factor on my site. When i watched the movie Transformers i saw the menu of it and brought me up to this idea.
This is what i am talking about: http://www.rhjvisscher.nl/Example/Example.html
What i want to have is an identical thing on my website. Offcourse not the arm and the cube in the center. I want to place this in the top part of my website and use it for references of my customers.
So every image is a logo of a company and when you click it a page will be opened with the story of my customer.
I have found some carousel things on this website and they are really nice, but nowhere near as nice as this one.
Is there someone who could make this?
Can you people give me a amount of what it will cost if you make it? I can send you all a message 1 by 1, but this would be easier.
I am looking for a viewer wich i encoutered on the following site: http://www.terremark.nl/default.aspx
I am looking for an viewer wich images on the background and 3 items on the bottom. I need other colors then those red colors.
Does anyone know if this viewer already excist or this is easy to create by one of you?
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March 09, 2012
Speech to the Economic Club of Canada
Danielle Smith
Ottawa, March 8, 2012
Why We Don't Need A Canadian Energy Strategy
Good afternoon and thank you very much for the opportunity to speak in the nation's capital.
As leader of the Wildrose Party, we're working hard to become the next government of Alberta in an election that will be finished by the end of May. The current government has been in place since 1971…over 40 years. The record for any party governing a province is 42 years, the PC party in Ontario. At Wildrose, our objective is to ensure Ontario's record lasts for a long, long time.
In the past year you may have heard some unusual ideas coming from Alberta, the concept of a Canadian Energy Strategy. This would be a national initiative whereby everybody would agree about something, but at Wildrose we're not sure exactly what.
We had a similar policy 32 years ago. It was called the National Energy Program, or NEP. The NEP is widely recognized as one of the most disastrous policies ever introduced. It did not have the support of all provinces or regions, and was a massive intrusion by the federal government into areas that are clearly and constitutionally under provincial jurisdiction.
The most recent advocate of a Canadian Energy Strategy is new Alberta Premier Alison Redford. She's what I call a classic government-centric politician. Redford not only leads a government, but she also believes that governments have solutions for just about everything. There's nothing wrong with anything that another government policy, program, initiative or undertaking can't solve. This is one of the fundamental differences between Wildrose and the current government of Alberta, but I'll get to that later.
So what problems will the Canadian Energy Strategy solve? We're not sure. Perhaps the best place to start is a view of the current national energy landscape.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and others have described Canada as an emerging energy superpower. I agree except for the adjective "emerging". When you look at the energy from all sources that Canada currently produces, Canada already is an energy superpower. I define superpower as a country that produces much more energy than it needs for domestic consumption and exports the rest at a handsome profit.
Canada's domestic energy needs are significant. We live in an under-populated, large and cold country. Regardless, we are still a major net exporter of energy. What little energy we import – like crude oil in central and eastern Canada – is a matter of price and transportation.
Alberta is best known for oil, but we also produce a lot of natural gas and natural gas liquids like propane and butane. Other provinces produce oil and gas. British Columbia. Saskatchewan. Manitoba. Ontario not only produces oil and gas, but it is the birthplace of oil production in Canada. Newfoundland and Labrador produce oil, Nova Scotia produces natural gas, primarily offshore. New Brunswick has a growing shale gas business. There continues to be exploratory drilling in Prince Edward Island, and it is believed that Quebec has major deposits of shale gas. The Northwest Territories contain massive deposits of oil and gas at Norman Wells, the Mackenzie Delta and the Beaufort Sea. There have been successful exploratory wells drilled in the southern Yukon.
On a barrel of oil equivalent or BOE basis – which includes conventional oil, oilsands, heavy oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids – Canada is the fifth largest hydrocarbon producing jurisdiction in the world behind only Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Iran. On a BOE basis Canada produces more hydrocarbons than countries thought to be big in this business like Mexico, Norway, Venezuela, Kuwait, Norway or even Iraq.
Hydrocarbon production and consumption is a major contributor to taxes for all governments at all levels. Including exploration rights, production royalties, property taxes, corporate taxes, payroll taxes and consumption taxes like GST, PST and direct fuel taxes on gasoline and diesel, this industry contributes in excess of $50 billion every year.
Oil and gas development is creating jobs in all four western provinces and Newfoundland and Labrador. Supporting this business helps the economy of every province. Developing oil and gas either takes place or could take place in every province and territory. In a world still recovering from recession, this industry is one of Canada's true economic bright spots and opportunities.
Do we really need a Canadian Energy Strategy for this? How about a national advertising campaign to educate Canadians about how big a player we really are.
Hydroelectricity is also big business in Canada. We use water power to generate electricity in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador. Until recently Canada was the largest generator of hydroelectricity in the world with water powering 60 per cent of our total electricity requirements. Because of new hydro projects in China, that country has now surpassed Canada in terms of total output.
Like oil, excess hydro is available for export. Quebec exports about 12% of its hydro electricity, 95% of that to the United States. British Columbia and Manitoba also export hydro electricity.
Nuclear generated electricity also figures into the Canadian energy supply mix. Canada has 7 nuclear power plants, 5 in Ontario, 1 in Quebec and 1 in New Brunswick. Canada has pursued an aggressive strategy for developing atomic power including licencing the proprietary CANDU reactor design for installations in Argentina, India, Pakistan, Romania, South Korea, Taiwan and China. Nuclear power provides electricity for about 15% of domestic needs.
The next major component of Canada's energy mix is coal-fired electricity which provides about 14% of domestic energy requirements. Coal is almost as significant as nuclear energy for total electricity supplies. Natural gas fired electricity generation supplies about 4% of our power, while the remaining 1% comes from a host of renewables including wind, solar and biofuels.
Regionally, the energy supply mix is diverse. Quebec and Ontario generate about 60 per cent of the nation's electricity. With the exception of oil and gas from the east coast, western Canada produces the lion's share of Canada's hydrocarbon energy. Coal fired electricity is most prevalent in Alberta and Saskatchewan where coal is close, plentiful and inexpensive.
Regardless of where it comes from, energy in Canada has provided us with a huge competitive advantage in the global economy. Industry has grown and prospered because of cheap and virtually unlimited sources of energy. Industry following cheap energy probably started with natural gas in southeast Alberta at the turn of the last century. It has been a competitive advantage in Quebec for years. Even if Canadians pay the world price for energy, the cash never leaves the country giving us a competitive advantage in our balance of trade calculations. When we buy our energy from domestic sources, we export nothing and retain jobs and investment in our country.
Since the crippling recession of late 2008, Canada has enjoyed the best economic performance among its western nation peers. While there's always a politician or political party ready to step forward and take credit, we would be delinquent in not giving some of the credit to our energy wealth and expanding energy development.
What is noteworthy about Canada's massive and diverse energy sources, our lucrative energy exports, our domestic energy advantage and out nation's relative financial strength is that none of the credit should go to a pan-provincial, multi-jurisdictional, comprehensive Canadian Energy Strategy. We got a long way without it.
This is not to say governments weren't involved. The Quebec government got behind Hydro-Quebec. Our nuclear power was entirely a government initiative. The federal government helped get the first pipelines from Alberta to eastern Canada built. Governments supported the Syncrude oilsands plant and the Hibernia offshore project helping to pioneer bitumen recovery and the east coast offshore. All occurred at different times over a 60 year period and for different reasons. Today they all contribute to our massive, diverse and enviable energy mix and the wealth of our nation.
Now I want to pause for a moment and ask if you've found a problem yet. What is wrong with our vast energy production, resources and supplies that would require us to drop everything and develop a new Canadian Energy Strategy? If there's a problem, it's not about energy. It's about something else.
In the past decade, the biggest challenge and potential change to our energy future to emerge is environmental. They say Canadians are the largest per-capita energy consumers in the world. Living in a large, cold, industrialized country, I'm not ashamed of that. It's as much about geography and climate as lifestyle. The issue goes back to the environmental impact of energy development and consumption. What can we do about that? What should we do about that? What can we afford to do about that?
This issue is not unique to Canada. But response by our governments has been chaotic, confusing and expensive. Prime Minister Jean Chretien signed the Kyoto Protocol in 1997. Carbon emissions have increased steadily ever since. Ontario joined many European countries in subsidizing costly renewable wind and solar power. The promised jobs never materialized anywhere, and globally many are wondering if expensive, periodic electricity supplies are a solution to anything. In Alberta we committed two billion dollars to carbon capture and storage. The American government subsidized electric cars that are expensive, have limited range, and don't sell. At the Copenhagen Climate Change conference in 2009 Ontario and Quebec publicly criticized Alberta's oilsands, hardly a memorable moment in cooperative federalism or national unity.
All energy sources have an environmental cost. Nuclear power is still plagued by the safe storage or disposal of spent fuel. Quebec's James Bay hydro project flooded nineteen times the amount of boreal forest cleared for oilsands mining. Burning coal creates emissions. Natural gas, although cleaner than oil, increasingly requires development in populated regions, pipelines, infrastructure and hydraulic fracturing.
Even wind farms aren't popular. As promising as wind power may be, nobody wants these giant turbines anywhere near their homes. I note the latest opponent is Anne Murray in Nova Scotia.
Despite years of public debate and mountains of well-intentioned and expensive government policy, the only major carbon emission reductions in North America have come not from governments, but from the greater economy and the private sector.
High oil prices and the recession have dramatically reduced transportation fuel consumption in the U.S., the first measurable decline in hydrocarbon fuel emissions. Daily oil consumption is down 2 million barrels a day or nearly 10% from pre-recession levels. But ordinary people are looking to governments not for programs to further reduce emissions, but to stimulate the economy to get people working so they can afford to drive their cars again.
The other major drop in carbon emissions is coming from private sector ingenuity…shale gas. The combination of horizontal drilling and multi-stage hydraulic fracturing have unlocked enormous amounts of natural gas and collapsed the cost of this fuel in North America. Some 35 per cent of the coal fired power generating plants in the U.S. have now switched to natural gas, resulting in a decline in carbon emissions and a major reduction in airborne particulates. This is real progress, and I remind you it came from industrial technology and the profit motive, not enlightened government legislation. There's a message here.
Managing the environmental protection file is surely the most daunting public policy challenge in history. We want our energy close, we want it now, we want it clean, and we don't want to pay one cent more than we have to. That this is impossible, and that none of our politicians have the courage to say so, is a glaring failure of the political process. Politicians refuse to admit there is no simple solution. They earnestly campaign on hope because it gets votes. Then they do nothing because it costs votes.
The second biggest challenge facing energy development in Canada comes from the regulatory review and approval process. Canada can and should be proud of the regulatory oversight it has developed in past years to ensure that major projects that affect multiple stakeholders are fully explained, discussed and understood. Historically, this process has been largely technical. What. Where. When. Why. Is it safe? Is it in the national interest? Will it create wealth, jobs and economic opportunity?
But increasingly the regulatory approval process has become a forum for purely political discussions. A few years back a developer tried to put a gas fired electricity generating plant near Oakville. The opposition was fierce but it was all based on quality of life and an irrational level of risk assessment. (Remember, the most dangerous activity you can do today is drive your car, but nobody quits driving. There's no votes to be had for politicians saving your life by banning cars.) In the oil and gas business, the regulatory process now involves pipelines. Canada may hold the world record for the longest and most expensive regulatory review in history. It took 44 years and a billion dollars from conception to approval to get the green light to build the Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline. Now it is no longer economic.
When Canada tried to build the Keystone pipeline to the Gulf of Mexico to sell oilsands surplus to Canadian needs and create wealth and jobs, the opposition was based not principally on the technical aspects of the pipeline or its route, but whether or not Americans should use oil as a transportation fuel. A single energy source – Canada's oilsands – was depicted as the end of civilization, therefore the pipeline should be blocked. This is complete nonsense, but that's what happened.
The current hearings into the Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta to the west coast to export oilsands production to Asia is another example of a regulatory review process completely off the rails. How did it end up that Enbridge…a private sector pipeline company…is on the front lines of a review process that will ultimately involve aboriginal land claims, the legitimacy of oilsands development, the use of gasoline as a transportation fuel, the safety of pipelines and tankers to transport oil, and the future of mankind?
Like environmental protection, these are political issues, not regulatory issues. Pipeline hearings were intended to deal with the width of the right-of-way, the depth at which the pipe will be buried, the thickness of the steel, the distance to communities, schools and churches, and the economic benefits. It should not be up to the National Energy Board and Enbridge to enter into a process in which the technical issues for which the process was designed take a back seat to intervenors who want to use the hearings to change the direction of the entire economy.
Remember, these are regulatory hearings, not referendums. There are 4,000 intervenors, many from outside Canada, that are using the Northern Gateway hearing process to direct the future of our country. I applaud Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Energy Minister Joe Oliver for speaking up about how a regulatory approval process involving unelected participants has replaced the House of Commons and provincial legislatures for setting provincial and national energy and economic policy.
So what is a Canadian Energy Strategy really about? It is an admission that our current crop of politicians have lost control of the public agenda and have no idea how to develop a go-forward environmental policy that works and that voters will accept. It is an admission that our current regulatory review process can no longer approve the development of energy projects that make sense, make money, put people to work, and maintain Canada's enormous built-in energy advantage.
Well I don't believe that failure by our governments on two major policy files can or should be rectified by another government policy, program or initiative. The Canadian Energy Strategy is just another layer of bafflegab and administration on top of a system that already has too many layers. The Canadian Energy Strategy proves some of our leaders cannot lead, and their only solution is more government.
But I have the solution. Why can't Canada just be a country again. Just like it was when some of the great national energy projects that have shaped our future came into being, like the TransCanada Pipeline, like Syncrude, like Hibernia.
As we look to move our oilsands to market in the face of resistance to the south and west coast, an all-Canadian solution is looking increasingly attractive. Shell has examined plans to upgrade bitumen to synthetic crude at its refinery in Sarnia. Suncor has examined the same strategy for its refinery in Montreal. With pipelines in place all the way to Montreal, the next step would be to a build a pipeline to the deepwater port in Saint John, New Brunswick, that currently imports crude. Let's upgrade more oilsands in Canada using retrofitted existing facilities across the country. This would increase the use of domestically produced crude, eliminate imports, then export the remainder into new markets using an Atlantic marine route.
Surely I don't have to produce statistical evidence that what is good for the Maritimes is good for Canada. That what is good for Alberta and the oilsands is good for Canada. That what is good for Quebec and Ontario is good for Canada. That being a diversified energy superpower is good for Canada.
We're so rich in energy and resources I fear we take this for granted. We do so at our peril.
What our country needs is to communicate, not legislate or pontificate. What our country must understand is that sometimes the best way for governments to help is to do less, not more. What our country needs is politicians who have confidence in the private sector and the bottomless ingenuity of our businesspeople and entrepreneurs to solve the problems of the day.
I'm here to open a dialogue with my fellow Canadians, not convene another policy conference. I'm here to talk about how blessed we are to be Canadian, not to promote another government-sponsored program like a Canadian Energy Strategy to repair the failings of past governments. If I become Premier of Alberta, I'm going to talk about our strengths as a country, not seek bandaids for our weaknesses.
I welcome your questions.


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Bills training camp capsule: Going deep
Tuesday: Day 13 of 18.
Highlight: Receiver Marquise Goodwin again made the play of the day, catching a 70-yard touchdown bomb from Kevin Kolb.
QB watch: Kevin Kolb moved well on his injured knee and threw the ball well. His pass to Goodwin traveled 57 yards in the air. EJ Manuel took 22 snaps, Kolb 18 and Jeff Tuel 12 in 11-on-11 work.
Roster move: Shawn Powell is the victor at punter. The Bills released his competition, Brian Stahovich.
Blackout: Friday's exhibition vs. Minnesota is not sold out and will not be shown live on local television.
Schedule: The Bills will practice from 6 to 9 p.m. today. Tickets for the session are sold out. There is no open practice Thursday.
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Liberty Takes Suspended Game from Coastal Carolina
Liberty scored five times in the third inning to take a lead it never relinquished as the Flames downed the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, 6-4, on Sunday at Worthington Stadium in the completion of Saturday's suspended game between the two teams. The contest had been halted in the seventh inning on Saturday afternoon with the Flames leading 6-3 and a Chanticleer runner on third base with two outs due to lightning and heavy rains.
Liberty jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning. Michael Just (Sr., 2B, Woodcliff Lake, N.J.) singled with one out and advanced to second on a balk. Phillip Laurent (Sr., LF, Cantrall, Ill.) then singled sharply to right field to score Just.
Coastal Carolina knotted the score with a single run in the top of the third inning. After first baseman Chris Raber was hit by a pitch, second baseman Adam Vrable doubled down the left field line to score Raber.
In the bottom of the inning, the Flames erupted for five runs for a 6-1 lead. Chad Miller (Sr., 3B, Wheat Ridge, Colo.) opened the frame with a double to the right field corner and scored on a single by Just. Aaron Grijalva (r-So., 1B, Redlands, Calif.) followed with a double to put runners on second and third for Laurent, who drove in Just with a RBI single. Grijalva came home on a wild pitch for Liberty's fourth run of the inning. The batter Abe Yeakel (Jr., DH, Kutztown, Pa.) then scored Laurent with a well executed squeeze bunt for a 5-1 advantage. After being hit by a pitch, P.K. Keller (So., CF, St. Petersburg, Fla.) advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on a RBI single by Phil John (Jr., RF, Linwood, N.J.).
The Chanticleers cut into the lead to 6-2 with a run in the sixth inning as designated hitter John Mariotti hit a solo home run, his sixth of the season.
Coastal Carolina added one in the seventh inning. With a light rain falling and runners on second and third and one out, Mariotti grounded out to first to score Raber, who singled to lead off the inning. The rain then turned heavy and the game was halted.
After a 40 minute delay, thunder began in the area and officials decided to suspend the game.
When play resumed Sunday afternoon, new Liberty pitcher Tim John (Jr., RHP, Linwood, N.J.) walked left fielder Brant Peacher, then center fielder David Sappelt drove in Matt Sutton from third base with a single through the left side to cut the Flames' advantage to 6-4. John struck out catcher Mike Fuentes to end the threat as Coastal went quietly in the eighth and ninth innings.
Flames' starter Michael Solbach (r-So., RHP, Woodbridge, Va.) was still in the game and had three runs on 12 hits in 6 2/3 innings. John earned his third save of the season, allowing no runs on two hits over 2 1/3 innings.
Chanticleer starter Mike Valter pitched 2 2/3 innings, allowing six runs on eight hits. Bobby Gagg relieved and had scattered four hits over 3 1/3 innings. Travis Risser pitched both innings Sunday, allowing no runs on one hit.
For Liberty, the top three in the order had nine of the 13 hits as Just was 4-for-5 on the afternoon and Miller was 3-for-5. Peacher was 3-for-4 with a walk while Sappelt was 3-for-5 with a run-batted-in for Coastal Carolina.


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Surviving winter in Alaska is not for the weak. Months of darkness, polar temperatures, cloudy skies and rain. Stateside friends ask "Does the sun ever come up?" Well that depends on where in Alaska you're talking about. The Arctic Circle is the southern extremity of the polar night, meaning the sun never rises on one day of the year. I live in Anchorage—along with 42% of the state's population—564 miles south of the Arctic Circle, so the sun climbs above the horizon for about five hours on the winter solstice. The sun does a lazy arc just above the horizon creating twilight all day. We loose our sunglasses in October and find them in March.
In winter, my wife and I often vacate Alaska for South America to climb rocks and soak in the sun. This year we're going to France and Italy, but not until February. I was dreading the midwinter months, but Alaska is all about surprises.
After Christmas, Cathy I made the six-hour drive to Valdez in the Chugach Mountains to ski at Thompson Pass. Valdez is the snowiest city in the US, so we crossed our fingers for clear skies. We got lucky. We then drove straight back through Anchorage to the Kenai Mountains and spent New Years with friends at the Crescent Saddle Cabin. We got even more lucky. Oh Alaska!
Max Kaufman, a long-time friend from Fairbanks, skiing in twilight from the summit of Girls Mountain, Thompson Pass, Chugach Mountains, Alaska.
Najeeby Quinn soaking in the midwinter sun above Crescent Saddle. She is squinting a bit, although the sun has zero warmth.
I'm spotting Jeff Conaway with his Osprey Aether 70 from the safety of a rock overhang as he skis a chute below a dangling cornice. As we prepared to drop in, a bus-sized portion of the cornice snapped off and thundered down the chute. So much for the powder, but at least we know it's stable!
Crescent Saddle Cabin in the Kenai Mountains during the New Years Eve blue moon. Here Andy Newton and I are heading out to shoot skeet on Crescent Lake. The wailing and cracking lake ice was creeeeeeepy!!!!! See more photos at: http://www.stockalpine.com/posts/2010/1/4/crescent-saddle-cabin.html


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NEW YORK -- The 16th matchup between Duke and UCLA on Thursday night was billed as a showdown featuring two of the highest scoring teams in the country.
It turned out to be one-sided affair with a combined 23 turnovers.
No. 8 Duke (9-2) used its perimeter game to turn back UCLA (9-2) 80-63 at the Car Quest Auto Parts Classic at Madison Square Garden.
The Blue Devils lead the series 10-6.
UCLA entered the game averaging 89.1 points but was held to its lowest output of the season.
Duke, averaging 86 points, received 23 points from freshman sensation Jabari Parker and 14 points from forward Rodney Hood.
Sophomore point forward Kyle Anderson led UCLA with 15 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists.
Normally a team that likes to run in transition, Duke converted 11-of-32 3-point shots.
The Blue Devils used a 15-4 burst, snapping a 45-45 tie, to move ahead 60-49 with 12:11 left. Hood nailed two 3-pointers and Parker drained one trey during the run.
UCLA's last lead of the game was 43-42 with 18:08 to play.
The Blue Devils opened the game with an 18-8 run, but UCLA battled back to take a 32-26 lead with 5:10 left in the first half.
Amile Jefferson's layup for Duke tied the score at 37 with 28 seconds remaining in the half. The lead changed hands four times before intermission.
Anderson had seven points, six rebounds and five assists in the first half.
NOTES: Duke F Jabari Parker and F Rodney Hood are the top scoring duo in the ACC and fifth in the NCAA at 40.9 points per game. ... Duke and UCLA have combined for 15 NCAA titles. The programs have a combined 3,771 wins and a .700 winning percentage. ... Duke played in its 222d straight game as a top 10 team in the AP poll. ... UCLA is third in the NCAA in scoring, averaging 89.1 points. ... UCLA sophomore F Kyle Anderson is the only Division I player in the country averaging at least 10 points, seven rebounds and six assists per game.


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On Tuesday the Drudge report ran with the headline, ABC TURNS PROGRAMMING OVER TO OBAMA; NEWS TO BE ANCHORED FROM INSIDE WHITE HOUSE, and reported the following.
On the night of June 24, the media and government become one, when ABC turns its programming over to President Obama and White House officials to push government run health care — a move that has ignited an ethical firestorm!
"Finally," I thought, "a news organization willing to allow the Democrats a little of the 'fair and balanced' reporting that FOX always gives the Republicans." You know, things like claiming to base reports on its own research when it really comes from an official party document, running polls asking highly relevant questions like,
"Do you think Rush Limbaugh is still sneaking Viagra?", astro-turfing a new left wing protest effort so that it appears "grass roots" effort, and maybe a commentator or two emulating GOP leaders setting fire to Americans. You know, HARD HITTING NEWS! One night is not much, but, it's a start.
Imagine my disappointment when I learned that this was just another controversy manufactured by the RNC and promoted by Drudge, et al, -- and that in reality ABC was only presenting a one hour-long special on health care reform from the White House East Room. Drats!
But then I thought, "Hey, for the airwaves to truly be 'fair and balanced' why not allow one of the other networks to serve at the whim of the Democratic Party, just like FOX News and the GOP?" It may not result in better news reporting, but it certainly would make for great entertainment. And isn't that what "news" is supposed to be about?


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Project DescriptionFrom ARCHITECT, November 2013
J. Mayer H. Architects in Georgia, by Ian Volner:
Located down the street from the police station, the House of Justice opened in the same year, forming the anchor of a new civic campus for the town of Mestia. Also formed from textured concrete, this time in a structural frame, the two-story House of Justice features large window openings to frame the mountain views, and to offer transparency into the workings of local government. For Mayer, the approach to the suite of projects was two-fold: "What are we, as an office, interested in doing for architecture, and what is right for the place?" he says. "I don't see each project on its own—looking back over the last four or five years, the projects are these acupunctural interventions. They are activators for certain places, and tickle or tease in certain places."
For more information on this project, visit: http://www.architectmagazine.com/projects/firm-profiles/j-mayer-h.aspx


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Texas Baptist Forum
- June 29, 2011
- By Staff, Baptist Standard
As a lifelong Southern Baptist, I am very disappointed the Southern Baptist Convention no longer stands up for biblical principles and our American nation. I read that Southern Baptists now endorse amnesty for illegal immigrants called "a pathway to citizenship" (June 20).
Just because our government can change the definition of "theft" or any crime does not make that criminal activity biblical.
Do you not realize that every immigrant coming into our country puts greater demands on our nation's resources? If you support any policy that facilitates illegal immigrants coming and staying within our borders, then you support theft of those resources from this and all future generations.
Due to illegal immigrants, present and future generations will have higher cost-of-living prices because of greater population demands. Your children and grandchildren will have lower wages because of increased competition for jobs. As intelligent Christians, how can you not understand this? It is simple supply and demand and "thou shall not steal"!
I will not be part of any group that supports criminals and theft. I will renounce my Southern Baptist membership as soon as possible.
No Southern Baptist I know wants to torment illegal aliens. Repatriating—that means official return to origin—of all illegal immigrants can be done humanely without compromising our Christian principles.
You should advocate humane repatriation, not amnesty by any name.
May God have mercy on this Southern Baptist apostasy!
Kerry J. Hodgkinson
Viva Convención
I am very excited about the "Adelante … the next 100 years" initiative the Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas officers proposed at Convención's annual meeting in San Antonio this year. Considering the growth of the Hispanic population in Texas and the numerical strength of Hispanic work in Texas, this is the right time for such an initiative.
In 2010, as the Hispanic Baptist Convention of Texas celebrated its 100th anniversary, it approved a revised unification agreement with the Baptist General Convention of Texas at its annual meeting in San Antonio in June. Messengers to the BGCT's annual meeting in McAllen in November also approved this agreement. Acting on the implications of this revised agreement, Convención President Jesse Rincones and the other officers ably prepared and proposed new bylaws that call for the formation of an executive board for Convención.
The "Adelante" initative is historical and brilliant. It keeps Convención as a body that is integrally related to BGCT. It encourages its affiliated churches to continue to support the Texas Baptist Cooperative Program with their offerings and to participate fully in the life of BGCT. And yet, it gives Convención a new level of freedom to speak into the direction of Hispanic work in Texas and to support new initiatives that meet the ever increasing needs of its work.
Thanks to President Rincones and officers for their hard work and insightful leadership. Adelante!
Julio Guarneri
Impure sex
An article about SBC President Bryant Wright meeting with a group of gay rights activists (June 20) includes a quote that caught my eye.
He is quoted as saying, "Our only authority for expressing our faith is the word of God, and all through the word is sexual purity for God's people, and that is true whether it's homosexual sex or it's heterosexual sex. We just feel like from our understanding of Scripture, that that is taught in the Old and the New Testaments."
Question: Is the SBC president giving tacit approval of homosexual sex as long as it's "pure"? My understanding of Scripture—Old or New Testament—is that there is absolutely nothing pure about homosexual sex, whether it's monogamous, bigamous or polygamous.
I am of the opinion that the mention of homosexual sex has no part in this discussion except to say that Scripture calls it sin.
John R. Smith
Our legal immigrant
A legal immigrant lives in our home—our 11-year-old daughter, Julia. When we adopted her from Russia in 2006, we paid richly for her visa and fees to ensure her U.S. citizenship. We did not shove her in a suitcase and sneak her across the border. Nor did we anchor her here, then invite a dozen or so of her relatives to leech off the taxes her father, older sister and I go to work every blessed day to pay.
She's learned English. She recites the Pledge of Allegiance every school morning. She has a Social Security number and one day will pay taxes to the country that embraced her. Oh, and she's a follower of Jesus now.
We have followed all the rules. We have paid every fee, completed every form and stood in every line.
And the Southern Baptist Convention thinks it's just fine that lawbreakers sneak across the border, anchor their babies here and seldom pay taxes (June 6). We're just supposed to forget all that as U.S. citizens and taxpayers and seek that "compassionate path to immigration status"?
What happened to the term "illegal alien"? That's what they are. Illegal.
Render under Caesar. Go back home. Immigrate the right way. Learn English. Get a Social Security card. Pay taxes. Don't come here to leech.
The fact we allow immigration at all is "just and compassionate." We don't have to condone illegal activity and sucking the taxpayer dry.
That's not "compassion." That's simply wrong.
Becky Woodworth
San Antonio
Osama bin Laden
Sarah Stone was way off base (June 6) for criticizing the article concerning the whereabouts of Osma bin Laden
In Scripture, we read that murders, liars, etc. have their place in hell. Those of us who believe Scripture have an obligation to sound off—with compassion, of course—as to the completion of Bible teachings.
If you can't say where the Bible says a person has gone, then why say anything in witness to the Scriptures?
Ted Kiser
I read Sarah Stone's comment about not judging peoples hearts in reference to the death of Osama bin Laden (June 6). Even though the whole Bible is good and edifying, I always have thought the New Testament should be our rule of thumb, since the epistles are instructions to the church as to how we are to conduct ourselves as Christians.
Having said that, it is important to remember what the Apostle Paul said: "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation" (Romans 10:9, 10).
In all the time we have known about bin Laden, I never once heard he was a Christian and confessed with his mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord and that God had raised him from the dead. So, it would seem to me that he has been judged by his own heart, and in that sense I don't think what people have said about him is out of line.
If I had to venture a guess, I would feel confident in saying he is not with the Lord, and from what Paul is saying, he wasn't even a saved, righteous man.
Bonnie Johnson
Myth of Christian America
Thank you for having the courage to include "Unlikely allies weave myth of Christian America, historian says" (June 6).
I know you have already received, or will soon receive, grief for doing so, but I wanted to let you know that there are those of us who appreciate you and understand how important religious liberty and historical accuracy is.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 1:37 am
Post subject: Addressing our OLine...
We've got a major lack of OT depth assuming that Miller and Matthews are gone for 2005 and I can't see Hoppy playing for more than 2 yrs. That means we need 3 OTs in the next 2 yrs. In this yrs draft it looks like Brown and Barron are the studs with a large group of guys below them. We need a starter in 2005 for RT and will have a need in a few yrs to fill Hoppy's spot. I'd like to see us trade down for a few more draft picks then take either Brown or Barron in the 1st. Both of them have experience at RT and could be possible LTs. We then pick up an experienced OT from the waiver wires after cuts. I just can't see us going into a season with only 1 experienced OT. The OT draft class of 2006 looks to be stacked with Ferguson, McNeil, Whitworth, Winston, and Justice all of whom had they come out this yr would have been slotted in the late 1st to 2nd rnd positions (besides Ferguson who would have gone top 10). So 2006 looks like a good time to pick up another OT.
We all know that Mac is going to retire soon. It might even happen this yr. This biggest thing you can do for a young QB is to give him protection and a solid running game. By solidifying the OLINE in the next 2 yrs, we will make it much easier on Mac successor. Just look at what happened to Eli this yr. compared to Big Ben. Eli got killed in the pocket while Big Ben had a bunch of time and wasn't asked to make the big plays very often. Ask David Carr if he liked getting sacked 50 times his rookie yr. The rookies who do well have good Olines that give them the extra time they need.
Up grading the OLINE might prolong Mac's career too.
I know it isn't fun taking an OLINE in rnd 1, but when you have ignored it for so long and haven't developed anyone to take over as the starter then your hand is forced to draft a starter and I'd feel alot more confident knowing our QB was being protected by a 1st rnd stud rather than a 3rd rnd quality player. By trading down and getting some extra picks we could trade back into the late 1st and get another difference maker at a skilled position.
What are your thoughts on how we should address the Oline problem???
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Yeah i agree with you that we need to solidify the O-line but taking a 1st round pick is very risky. I think we need a defensive playmaker on our 1st round pick.
While our O-line rush blocking is very good the Pass blocking is pretty poor as we could tell by the injuries to McNair then the shoulder injury to Billy Volek in the latter stages of the season.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:23 am
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I don't think the 2 are mutually exclusive.
If DJ is available at #6 then we have to jump on him and then go OT in the 2nd. The more I look at the draft board the less i think he will be available. Once agian the playoffs are showing that Defense wins championships and their is no doubt he is the top defensive player on the board. Plus we have 2 new coaches picking in front of us who are both defensive co-ordinators (assuming Crennel gets the Browns job) and I wouldn't be surprised if they put their stamp on their new team by getting a playmaking LB.
Besides DJ the only other defensive playmakers I would consider are one of the stud corners or possibly Thomas Davis at safety. I just don't see us going DL in the 1st.
We could trade down to the early teens and pick up our OT then trade back into the first if we needed to to get our shutdown corner in the late first. or if the run on CBs doesn't happen like i think it will then one will fall to us in the 2nd rnd.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 8:25 pm
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Look for the Titans to move either Bell or Pillar to RT. Amano will battle it out with Hartwig for the center spot, or Amano could take a G spot if Benji is traded. We will draft a tackle in the first 4 rounds, and we'll probably sign a vet FA at T. Look for our line to be something like this.
Hopkins Pillar Amano/Hartwig Olson Bell
Anyway we basically know the starter unless we draft Barron or Brown.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 8:49 pm
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Bell would be better on the Right tackle spot. Pillar is too stiff. And has never played right tackle, Bell has before in college. Amono wont battle hartwig at all. Hes just a back-up.
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Yeah Hartwig will definetly start.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 9:54 pm
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Amano is huge and powerful. He won the award for the best Div.2 O-lineman. Don't be surprised if you see him overtake Hartwig. I do like Hartwig though.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 12:18 am
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I just don't think you can count on Bell starting at RT only 7 mos removed from ACL surgery. I think that is very risky.
I'm not a huge fan of Hartwig. I think he gets pushed around especially when somebody is put on his nose. Depending on how we fel about Amano it wouldn't surprise me if we took a center in this draft considering that Hartwig is going to be an unrestricted FA next yr. Of course we might feel that amano is our guy, but I would be surprised if hartwig is with the team in 2006 especially given our cap issues.
I would not have been surprised at all if we tried to trade Olson or Pillar for draft picks mid-way through the season, but with Bell's injury I think it makes it more remote.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 12:38 am
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What could we get for Benji or Pillar? A third at most right? I don't see the advantage of trading them unless it's on draft day and we have a chance to grab someone good that's slipped.
You're right about Bell he may have to miss the first 2-3 games of the season, but it's hard to know at this point. I agree on Hartwig he gets shoved around sometime and we could definately use his cap space. I do believe they're high on Amano and will give him a chance. I don't think we'll draft a C unless Vince CArter falls to the late third or fourth.
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The center from North Carolina is a beast. Way better than Vince Carter. And the center from NC is prolly the strongest player in the draft.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 5:59 pm
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What's his name? I'm not sure i've ever heard of him.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 10:48 pm
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Jason Brown is his name. Go to nfldraftcountdown.com
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 12:12 am
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He sounds extremely powerful, but doesn't have any agility.
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 8:06 pm
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He's a center. Big and Powerful.
We dont usually pull a center its usually Olsen or Pillar.
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 12:28 am
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I think the Titans should let both Hopkins and Miller go. Then draft Barron with the 6th pick and get Ray Willis, another FSU tackle, in the 3rd or 4th round. He is so underrated its ridiculous. If they got both FSU guys then it would be good for the Titans because the Tackles would be good friends and would keep each other encouraged. If you want to know more about Willis, then look at the rankings here at footballsfuture, he is the #10 Tackle prospect, or go to
where he is the #6 tackle prospect. I think he could fall because he can't play LT in the pros, so him in the 4th would be a steal.
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The inquest, which started last week after many delays, was scheduled to continue for most of the year.
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Breaking News!!!!! E! Online confirms it's true - Bennifer 2.0 are pregnant. So the news of their recent engagement and the predictions of Life & Style were true true true. Wonder which conversation really came first, the marriage, the kid, or the opps?
J.lo must be so pissed - she beat Ben to the alter, but he's getting the family thing going first. I'm sure J.Lo will try to outdo their news soon.
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