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Treasury welcomes NZ dollar–renminbi direct trading
Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf has welcomed Prime Minister John Key's announcement on direct trading of the New Zealand dollar and the renminbi.
"The agreement on direct trading of the dollar and the renminbi follows considerable work by the New Zealand Treasury and the People's Bank of China. It is great to have this work come to fruition," says Mr Makhlouf.
"The Treasury has been discussing and finalising the details of this agreement with Chinese officials, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and New Zealand financial institutions since September last year.
"There are several economic benefits we see flowing from direct dollar–renminbi trading. Over time we expect increased integration of Chinese and New Zealand financial markets, reduced transaction costs, and improved efficiency of trade and cross-border capital flows.
"In recent years we've signed a highly successful free trade agreement between our two countries and a currency swap agreement between the People's Bank of China and the Reserve Bank. This is another major milestone in expanding New Zealand and China's economic relations, says Mr Makhlouf.


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Chili Infused Vodka
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I saw a show on the food network where someone did coffee bean/orange infused vodka which turned out to be an amazing liqueur. After that I became addicted to infusing vodka. It's simple, tasty and easy to impress friends. I'd also say if you were to make these infused vodkas and give them as gifts you'd have a ton of new friends. Being a hot head, I made this chili infused vodka because it's vital for a good Caesar. In Canada we have Clamato, a tomato and clam juice, which when mixed with some vodka and hot sauce (and other ingredients of course) becomes like this spicy Bloody Mary. You can add whatever else you like; I find a little Worcestershire and salt with the Clamato works great.
Top Review by Helle56
I made it with 6 Halbaneros, 7 red and 7 green chilies, table spoon chili pepper, the rest ingredients as recommended. I like it spicy. It is 5 days old and I test a shot every day, straight. It is firewater... Not sure if it should be blended with something.. Lol
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 750 ml vodka
- 3 -4 jalapenos
- 3 -4 red chilies
- 3 -4 green chilies
- 3 -4 habaneros (this is for the true hothead, adjust accordingly)
- 2 -3 tablespoons dried chipotle chiles (I buy them in flakes like red chili flakes which can be substituted if you can't find these)
- 1 lime
- 2 inches fresh horseradish, peeled
- 2 -3 tablespoons peppercorns
Directions See How It's Made
- Quarter all the fresh peppers and the horseradish. If you want to reduce the heat, seed and stem the peppers. You can really use any combination and quantity of peppers. I used the 4 of each and it produced a brilliant heat level with an amazing taste.
- Take your lime and make about twenty slits in the peel all over the lime.
- Put all the ingredients into a clean, sterilized wide mouthed jar. Using a wide mouthed jar (like a mason jar) just makes it easier to get everything in and out.
- Put the vodka in a cool, dark place. Cover with a dish cloth if you like.
- Every day, shake it.
- Let the vodka sit at least one week then strain the vodka through cheesecloth and enjoy. I use 1 ½ oz of the vodka, about a tbsp of Worcestershire, a tsp of celery seeds, a little salt and top it off with Clamato (or tomato juice) for a nice fiery beverage.

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VANCOUVER -- Even though Cory Schneider has signed a new contract, Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis says he's in no rush to trade veteran goaltender Roberto Luongo.
Schneider displaced Luongo as Vancouver's starting goaltender in the first round of the playoffs as the Canucks were eliminated by the Los Angeles Kings. After the season ended, Luongo said he would accept a trade if the team asked him to waive his no-movement clause.
"With respect to the possibility of trading Roberto, we're going to take our time," Gillis said Friday at Rogers Arena. "We're going to make sure we do the right thing for this organization."
Schneider's three-year deal worth US$12 million gives the Canucks two goaltenders earning No. 1 salaries. The 26-year-old will earn $3.5 million in 2012-13, $4 million in 2013-14 and $4.5 million in 2014-15.
Luongo still has 10 years to run on a 12-year, US$64-million contract that averages out to a cap hit of $5.3 million per season. But Gillis said finances will not force his hand when he considers whether or not to trade Luongo.
"When a player steps on the ice, the money doesn't matter," said Gillis. "I could care less about the money. I care about having the best team and the most competitive team."
Schneider, a native of Marblehead, Mass., was due to become a restricted free agent Sunday. By signing him this week, the Canucks prevented other teams from signing him to an offer sheet which Vancouver would have had the right to match.
Labour talks underway
NEW YORK -- The NHL and the players' union opened negotiations on a new labour deal Friday by meeting for about 21/2 hours.
Commissioner Gary Bettman and Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly met with NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr, union special counsel Steve Fehr and several player reps at the league's Manhattan offices.
"Members of our League Office staff and several of our owners met today with the NHLPA and various members of the players' negotiating committee at the League Office in New York," Daly said in a statement released after the meetings. "The meeting was very cordial and we hope it was constructive.
"Before breaking, the parties discussed follow-up steps and confirmed plans for future meetings. We have nothing further to report at this time."
Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis declined to comment as he left the building and hopped into a waiting car.
"Following today's meeting, we will review the NHL's initial presentation with the Players' committee before reconvening for further talks later next week," Donald Fehr said.
Moen stays with Habs
MONTREAL -- Forward Travis Moen has elected to remain a Montreal Canadien for another four seasons.
The 30-year-old potential free agent agreed to a US$7.4 million, four-year contract with the club on Friday. Moen will earn $1.85 million per season after getting $1.5 million in each of the last three campaigns in Montreal.
Stempniak, Sarich re-sign
CALGARY -- The Calgary Flames have re-signed right-winger Lee Stempniak and defenceman Cory Sarich to a pair of two-year contract extensions.
Stempniak will earn US$5 million, while Sarich agreed to a deal worth $4 million.
Stempniak scored 14 goals for 28 points in 61 games for Calgary last season.
Murray back with Flyers
PHILADELPHIA -- The Flyers named Terry Murray coach of their AHL affiliate, the Adirondack Phantoms, on Friday.
Murray, 61, was fired in December by the Los Angeles Kings, who went on to win the Stanley Cup under the direction of Darryl Sutter. Murray was coach of the Flyers from 1994-1997, leading Philadelphia to the Stanley Cup final in the latter.
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Veterans PAC spending $275K against Mourdock
A Democratic-aligned veterans group is spending $275,000 against Republican Richard Mourdock, adding to what has become an incredibly expensive week in Indiana's pitched Senate battle.
VoteVets.org is entering the battle between Mourdock and Democratic candidate Joe Donnelly with a commercial hitting the Republican state treasurer for fighting against the Chrysler bankruptcy. The group's new spot brings the total bought by outside groups and the candidates on air this week to $2.75 million.
A Democrat tracking ad buys says the spot will run for two weeks across the state. The Democrat requested anonymity because outside groups do not typically divulge how much they are spending.
Mourdock and Republican groups have stuck by a strategy of arguing that Donnelly has been too closely aligned with President Barack Obama in Washington.
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"They want you to be a model?"
Those were the words that echoed through my mind as I read the invitation from Elisa Camahort Page and Kathryn Finney to be in the BlogHer '12 Fashion Show. The words weren't my own. Do you remember the episode of Sex and The City when Carrie ripped the runway (and became fashion roadkill) as a "non-model"? It's one of my favorites, and sadly, I played the episode over and over again to avoid any unfortunate situations.
As a blogger who has been to many a New York Fashion Week show, I had my assumptions made. We'd be getting our makeup done while hands and feet were getting primed, and hair being tugged and curled. I couldn't have been more wrong. We would only be fed a capful of water and would ignore each other. That couldn't have been further from the truth.
Over the last few weeks, I have been obsessing about my body. I'd get out of the shower and think, "wait, can I grab my own back?" and "umm, is that another dimple in my thighs?" I'm no longer the perky 21 year old with the outstanding curves and killer flat stomach. I'm the girl that adjusts her jeans while sitting down to avoid my obvious muffin top. How the heck was I supposed to confidently walk the runway feeling like this?!
But when I looked in the mirror that night, hair and makeup done, lovely gown flowing on my body, I had never felt more beautiful. Most of us went through huge transformations that night. You look in the mirror and can't believe the figure staring back at you. I've saved every image of myself that I found so I can relive that moment.
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As showtime approached, the butterflies in my stomach were annoying me to no end. A woman came over to interview me while getting my makeup done, and I felt like I gave her the worst answers. I could barely think! We lined up and saw the crowd of people, and by then, I couldn't even concentrate.
Kathryn made her speech, and she made it look like so much fun to be up there. She set the tone, and set it well. As Laura (the first model) walked out, and the crowd was cheering and screaming; all I could do is fight the tears. It was such an uplifting moment to hear other women cheering us on, rooting for us, even though they didn't know the personal "battles" we might have been facing. It tears me up to even write it. If any of us were fashion roadkill like Carrie Bradshaw had been so many years before, the crowd would have cheered for us even harder.
I've said this on several other occasions, but I can't even express how happy I am to be a part of the BlogHer family. I never felt judged and didn't feel like the "uncool kid" in the group. I was amongst real women with real lives and real values. I couldn't have been more proud to rip the runway with such awesome chicks.
How do makeup, dressing up and strutting your stuff help you feel fabulous, confident and ready to rock the world? Have you had moments that reminded you why you love your look?
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K-12 Education gets a boost from the Lottery
Sacramento -There has been a nice windfall for education in California and it's great news. State controller, John Chiang, announced that the Lottery Education Fund would benefit institutions and state agencies to the tune of almost 1.5 billion dollars.
The Controller's Office makes quarterly payments based on lottery income and unclaimed online prizes. This fiscal year, Humboldt County will receive over 3.9 million dollars and the County Treasurer will distribute that money to K-12 schools. Good news indeed.


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From Mises.org today: "For the use of mathematics necessarily leads the economist to distort reality by making the theory convenient for mathematical symbolism and manipulation. Mathematics takes over, and the reality of human action loses out."
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Street Theatre Company's MACABARET Returns 10/4-25
This cabaret-style show will "make you laugh 'til it hurts with its outrageous look at the morbid and the macabre." Being performed for the fourth consecutive year at Street Theatre Company, this cult hit joins New York, Minneapolis, Chicago, Los Angeles, Madrid, in producing the show. Join your host, Phil Graves, and his cadaverous cohorts as they perform songs such as "Marriage is Murder," "Grave Mistake," and "Dead End Job" that deal with love gone bad, obsessions, and strange things that go bump in the night.
If you're in the mood for a "slightly warped, slightly psychotic and extremely macabre evening of cabaret-style entertainment," come enjoy a night of ghoulish fun with "deliciously dark songs guaranteed to tickle your funny bone." The final Thursday performance is a special Halloween show where the audience is encouraged to come dressed in costume, with prizes for Best and Most Original costumes! So leave the kids at home carving pumpkins and come to Macabaret for some "fiendishly good entertainment" for the grown-ups. Macabaret features some of Nashville's most talented performers: Janette Bruce, Erica Lee Haines, Stephen Henry, Janna Landry, and Tyson Laemmel. Choreographed by Pam Atha with musical direction by Rollie Mains.
Macabaret is presented in part due thanks to Graffiti Advertising, Metro Nashville Arts Commission and Tennessee Arts Commission. The show runs Thursday nights at 8:00pm October 4-25. Tickets are $18 for adults and $16 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets, visit www.streettheatrecompany.org. Performances are at Street Theatre, 1933 Elm Hill Pike, just off the Briley Parkway. For more information, call 615-554-7414.


text: Mollie Trager '13 arrived at Wheaton full of many of the usual freshman jitters and aspirations. That first year she successfully ran for class vice president, and got involved in groups such as Gospel Choir and Young Life. Her student government bid paralleled her dad's own bid for U.S. Congressman of the 8th district of Wisconsin. A radiologist by trade, Marc Trager had retired due to eye problems caused by type 1 diabetes, and had then decided to throw his hat into the political race. The summer after her freshman year, Mollie went on the Wheaton in Spain study abroad program. While there, Mollie got a text from her dad saying that he had dropped out of the race. "I'll be fine, don't worry about me . . . I just need to do this to take care of myself," her dad wrote. As the trip was nearing its end, Associate Professor of Foreign Language Dr. Christine Kepner called Mollie aside so that she could answer a phone call from her mother. That call would forever change her life. Her dad, who had become increasingly anxious and depressed, had killed himself. The next hours and days went by in a haze as Mollie packed to fly home to be with her family. The rest of the Wheaton in Spain group wrote notes for her to read on the flight home. Though she recalls being scared, she says, "They really showed me the body of Christ. They were all hurting for me. I was part of their family." When Mollie tried to return to Wheaton for her sophomore year, she couldn't cope with what had happened. "I was never actively suicidal like my dad, but I remember calling my mom and saying, 'I don't want to live anymore! This is so hard!'" She took the fall semester off to heal. Her best friends reached out to her, some calling every day. "Through all of the difficulty, I feel like God gave me a small picture of what Dad was going through. It's debilitating." Professors reached out and President Ryken wrote her a note and called her when she had to leave the College. Because of the care and support, Mollie was able to return to Wheaton in the spring. During the first all- school communion, she heard a student leader sharing about a recent bout with depression. At that moment, Mollie realized that she would one day be speaking from that lectern. That day came in April 2011 when she was one of the student speakers for Staff Appreciation Chapel. "I knew I had to talk about my dad's death to convey why the Wheaton staff meant so much to me," she says. "It was a turning point, being able to verbalize what had happened." The healing process is not over. "I'm still missing my dad. There's still a lot of sadness there." But Mollie is doing well. A Bible and theology major pursuing an accelerated master's in Christian formation and ministry, she has become passionate about mentoring other students. She also serves as a Young Life leader at a local high school, where she sees God at work— using her to help others heal. Wheaton in the World >


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LUCK seems to be conspiring against Dougie Freedman at present – but there are some who say you make your own in times of trouble.
If Freedman could have picked just one position where he would not want to pick up another injury then left-back would have been it.
So when Tim Ream was clattered in the air by Charlie Austin just 15 seconds after Andy D'Urso had put his whistle to his lips to start the game, he must have wanted to go back to the dressing room to check for cracked mirrors.
Wanderers came to Loftus Road to be compact, and for almost an entire half it worked. But when the time came to chase the game, it was the Scot's reluctance to deviate from the plan that might just have cost his side a chance of getting into it sooner.
When Ream had to be helped off the pitch by two medical staff, Hayden White was the only defensive option on the bench. As good a prospect as the teenager is, he had never played a senior game, let alone 90 minutes.
But that is the situation the former Sheffield Wednesday trainee found himself in after it became clear that the groggy Ream would play no further part.
White looked edgy, as well you might. But the youngster did nothing wrong in what proved an encouraging response to the early blow.
Darren Pratley had two early sighters – the first created by Mark Davies' quick-thinking inside the box and blocked superbly by Benoit Assou-Ekotto, the second of his own making and fizzed narrowly wide.
Freedman had called for a solid start and he got it.
He nearly got a lot, lot more when Craig Davies unleashed a right-footed effort from 25 yards that left Rob Green helpless as it crashed off the crossbar.
But the advantage of having an out-and-out winger like Matt Phillips was underlined just before the break when he was given room by Baptiste and his fine cross was headed home with aplomb by Charlie Austin.
Austin looked to be heading off the pitch at one point with a shoulder injury, with Bobby Zamora stripped and ready to replace him. How Freedman must wish he'd have opted for a night off.
Tom Carroll nearly doubled the lead with a scuffed shot that had to be pushed away by a sprawling Andy Lonergan. That would have been harsh on the Whites but had they had the quality of Phillips and Austin on the pitch they would not be in the mess they are.
Within five minutes of the restart it was effectively game over. Matt Mills had conceded a panicky corner in front of goal and when Wanderers could only clear Assou-Ekotto's effort to the edge of the area, Karl Henry met the ball with a sweet right-footed volley into the bottom corner.
QPR were going for the weak spots but at the other end, Green was pulling off some world class saves to stop it becoming a contest.
The former England man tipped Chung-Yong Lee's effort over the top and then pushed aside Medo's pile-driver within a minute of each other.
Lukas Jutkiewicz was put on with 23 minutes left but the travelling fans took exception to the fact it was for another striker, Craig Davies.
The new loan signing from Middlesbrough, confirmed only that afternoon, put himself around for the final 20 minutes but the support around him was starting to flag.
The closest he came to a first goal since August was getting his head to a Chung-Yong corner but his effort deflected wide.
QPR continued to search for a third. Andrew Johnson thought he had won a penalty when he went crashing to the floor after trying to go around Lonergan, but his appeals were waved away by referee D'Urso.
It seemed both sides had settled by the time Jay Spearing lashed in his first goal of the season.
Buoyed, Wanderers poured forward in the final few moments, threatening to expose a QPR defence that had looked shaky in the first half.
Chung-Yong had the best chance to steal a point, smashing a shot over the bar after the ball had bobbled in front of him, You just wonder what might have happened had the shackles come off sooner.


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Have you checked out Foodnetwork.com's healthy ideas lately? They've got dishes from Ellie Krieger for breakfast, lunch and dinner — plus, recipes for their top 10 low-fat treats, after-dinner sweets and vegetarian-friendly meals. Ingredients for this Edamame Veggie Burger are going on my grocery list right now.
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by Yasuhiro Karakawa, MBA'12 (7/18/11)
Working as a summer intern of Strategy and Insight for Sustainability at Landor, a global brand/design consulting firm.
This summer, I'm working as an intern of Strategy and Insight for Sustainability at Landor, a global brand/design consulting firm. Here at its San Francisco headquarters, I'm working with the chief strategy officer, the head of corporate social responsibility, and the strategy director to develop its new brand consulting services intended to create new value for clients through the incorporation of sustainability and social responsibility principles.
Last fall I could not imagine finding such a unique position. My hard work had paid off. As an international student I expected it to be challenging to find an internship in the United States. That, coupled with my desire to find an internship related to sustainability forced me to be proactive and do an independent job search focused on my interest area. I had to differentiate myself from other highly qualified MBA candidates and create my desired job opportunity.
This began in November when I had the opportunity to meet with chief marketing officer of Landor, a mentor for Johnson's marketing program. I shared my plan to go to Mumbai during winter vacation and work for Tata Chemicals to help launch their low-cost water purifier in low-income communities. I expressed my interest and passion to do sustainability-related work. Then, he kindly introduced me to the country manager of Landor India. While in Mumbai, I visited their offices and through that visit received an introduction to the chief strategy officer and strategy director in San Francisco.
In February, I flew myself to San Francisco to make a pitch to key personnel explaining how I could contribute to the team if they hired my for a summer internship. They did not have an internship already in place, but by combining my past professional experiences in brand consulting firm and advertising along with my newly acquired knowledge in sustainability they could see my vision. They liked my talk and gave me an offer. Looking back, I can't believe how long and uncertain the path I walked was, but the dots somehow got connected as Steve Jobs told us in his famous speech.
That was just the beginning and now time is passing quickly since I started my internship in early June. The first two weeks were spent talking with more than 30 executives and senior consultants in their global network collecting internal voices about how they perceive themselves, where they want to go in the future, and how they think they can incorporate sustainability and social responsibility. Yes, it was physically challenging to wake up at 2:30am to make skype calls to offices in Mumbai, Hamburg, or London, but it was well worth the effort.
What's more challenging is that there is no structured methodology or process to develop and implement new thinking and practices into the organization. On the one hand, I can create out of the box ideas and suggestions – a very luxurious position to be in with lots of freedom to design project scopes, deliverables, and processes. But on the other hand, my ideas must be realistic. I'm required to evaluate the situation, observe team dynamics, and implement small experiments to move things forward, not just talk about it.
Through this experience I realize how valuable it was to take the SGE immersion in my first year at Johnson school. The immersion helped me understand the diversity of perspectives and approaches that fall under the umbrella of term sustainability helping me facilitate conversations at Landor. During the five month immersion we worked in teams for clients tackling real problems they faced related to business and sustainability. Unlike other projects in the MBA program there was no structured, systematized, streamlined process and approach. There was a lot of uncertainty and ambiguity forcing us to struggle and think about the most relevant and meaningful approach to work with our clients and identify and articulate an appropriate solution. This experience working in uncertainty to create the best answer for our client was the most valuable asset to me from SGE immersion and is helping me walk forward in my internship with confidence.
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Aiming for a better box office performance, Paramount Pictures decides to delay the release of 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' to March 2013 to give time for its convertion into 3D.
Summer movie lineup in 2012 has lost one of its most anticipated titles. It has been reported that Paramount Pictures has decided to push back the release date for "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" from June 29 this year to March 29, 2013.
According to Deadline, the sudden decision was made in order to give the action movie a 3D treatment. "We're going to do a conscientious 3D job because we've seen how it can better box office internationally," explained the studio exec to the film site. "Jim Cameron did all of 'Titanic' 3D in post - and look how well that movie turned out."
Paramount seemingly made a right decision given that 3D format is more promising internationally with Russia and China building new 3D theaters this week. Though so, Hollywood is shocked over the postponement news since Paramount has been massively promoting "G.I. Joe 2" including making a Super Bowl ad earlier this year.
As for another reason why the high-octane movie gets delayed for nine months, it is said that the studio has learned from the blockbuster performance of "The Hunger Games" which proved that March can be a prime time to release big movies.
In "G.I. Joe 2", the Joe team must work together to fight against mercenary Zartan and his accomplices. Having the world leaders under his influence, Zartan launches attack towards innocent populace and has some new heavies on the payroll to keep G.I. Joe at bay.
The Jon M. Chu-directed action film brings back Channing Tatum, Ray Park and Lee Byung-hun as Duke, Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow respectively. They will be joined by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Roadblock, Adrianne Palicki as Lady Jaye, Elodie Yung as Jinx and Bruce Willis as General Joseph Colton.


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Identity of man killed on train tracks confirmed by coroner
The identity of a man hit by a CP train on Thursday, Jan. 4, has been confirmed by the BC Coroners Office - Christopher Scott Hobbs, 25, of Kamloops.
Kamloops RCMP Const. Bernie Ward confirmed foul play is not suspected and the case remains under the direction of the BC Coroners Service.
Hobbs was struck at 4:39 a.m. by a westbound CP Rail freight train near the Pat Road crossing in Dallas.
The train crew saw a man lying on the tracks, but was unable to slow the train down in time.
Hobbs did not respond to the train's whistle.
CP Rail media-relations manager Kevin Hrysak said the crew, which he believed is based in Revelstoke, has been offered the services of the company's family-assistance plan for counselling and other services.
"Every crew member takes these incidents in different ways, as some crews can go an entire 35-year career without having to experience such an incident and others can be the complete opposite," Hrysak said.
"We do not go into detail on our crews' condition for privacy purposes, but know that they would appreciate people caring about their well-being after such an incident."


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It is a great moment for the whole PlanetSolar team and myself. After eight years of effort, our goal is finally in sight. We have covered more than 31,300 nautical miles thanks to the sun's energy and crossed all the Oceans of the planet.
After our stopover in Djibouti, we left our security team in the Red Sea, at 17 degrees north latitude on the high seas.
After sailing and living together for one month, saying goodbye was quite moving. We are looking forward to seeing them again in Monaco. Thanks to you all : Jordy, Yves, Franck, Jeff, Mike, Marc… you risked your lives to protect our eco-adventure …
The Red Sea is a true corridor with a powerful wind coming down from the North. Now and then we had to face winds blowing at more than 35 knots. We decided to stay on the west coast. Once more Mother Nature has protected us.
Conditions remained favourable as long as we were sailing along the coasts, where no stopover was possible. From the moment we reached Sudan, we had to make unexpected stopovers to charge our batteries. We used this occasion to discover places as unlikely as they were wonderful. Such a place is Port Sudan, an amazing city and country, inhabited by people of infinite kindness.
In Sudan, we were also lucky enough to visit the site of Commander Jacques Yves Cousteau's underwater village, PréContinent II. It is here that six men lived underwater during one month in summer 1963. Albert Falco, one of our ambassadors, was one of those six men. It is an incredible moment to be here, 50 years after their expedition, with the world's largest solar ship during the first sail up of the Red Sea with solar energy.
I organised the dive on the site and we quickly found the remains of the village. After an exploratory dive with Jens, I accompanied Gérard. Christian and Jens were the last to dive. Thank you Sir Cousteau, thanks to Falco and all the team of the Calypso, it was a first… Moments out of time …
Gérard d'Aboville, who had joined us in Djibouti and sailed up the Red Sea with us, left us in Hurghada, Egypt. Crossing the Suez Canal for the first time with a solar ship was a moving moment.
We thank the authorities of the Suez Canal for their help and we also thank Mr Ferdinand de Lesseps and the Egyptian people who allowed our expedition to get back to the Mediterranean Sea.
In the spirit of transparency and for the sake of our adventure, it is important to officially certify the success of the first world tour with solar energy. This is the reason why the UIM (Union Internationale Motonautique, member of the International Olympic Committee) is responsible for the certification of our world tour and our expedition is under its patronage.
We are keeping the expedition logbooks up to date. Every time we get to a new country, we let the custom and immigration authorities stamp our books as proof of our passage. We are sending our positions via two satellite beacons every 30 minutes. A notary has sealed our charging cables and emergency generators in Monaco. At our arrival, he will come and check that they are still in place. Our world tour will only be completed once we cross the finish line and our batteries are charged up to a minimum of 92%, in line with the battery charge level we had at the beginning of our journey.
From that moment we will have completed the first world tour respecting the strictest rules: passing the equator twice, crossing of our antipodal route, crossing all the longitude lines, and same point of departure and arrival. All of this achieved with the energy of our solar cells only.
Next we will sail for Italy and then toward Corsica. Patrick Marchesseau will meet us there and we also hope to have a few days of rest to recharge our batteries and take on the last miles of this world tour.
Come and be there with us for this historic moment, join us in Monaco on the fourth of May 2012 …
To follow the activities of Turanor Planet Solar, go to their http://www.planetsolar.org!website.


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{mosimage}Episode #13,041----Craig has brought Meg to their honeymoon suite far from everyone. Meg tries to make a call to Paul, but Craig stops her. Craig terrifies Meg by showing her the steep cliffs that surround their house. Lucinda helps Paul get information on Craig's location, and find out they were heading for Vancouver. Meg tries to keep Craig from coming to bed with her, but he refuses to leave her alone. Meanwhile, Paul, locket in hand, arranges a plane to fly him to Vancouver.
Carly and Jack bring Parker home. Parker wants to spend the night with Carly to avoid JJ and Jack allows. Parker is resistant to all Carly's efforts to engage him, but when she puts on music, he's affected and runs outside to cry. Carly comforts sobbing Parker who apologizes for not giving Carly a chance when she returned. Carly assures he has nothing to be sorry for, and they embrace. Meanwhile, Jack finds Katie who tries to cover her worry over Carly. Jack tells Katie he wants to spend the night with her, but Katie's going away tomorrow. Jack reassures Katie that he'll be busy only with the kids while she's gone and invites her to pick up Parker's stuff. Jack returns surprised to find Parker sleeping in Carly's lap and Jack apologizes to Carly. Carly thanks him, but the moment is broken when Katie appears in the doorway. She'd return to the car, but Jack catches her hand and they go together, leaving Carly watching.
When Luke and Noah's hands touch picking up dropped tapes, Luke gets romantic sparks. Luke confides to Jade that he's fallen for the wrong guy – again. Elwood shows up and lets it slip about Casey's whereabouts, and Maddie reveals to Noah that her boyfriend is in prison. Luke gets and idea of how to deal with his feelings productively, and writes a story about his situation.
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For this research service, Library Staff will search for the death record of one person, in the specified year and location.
About This Research Service: The library has microfilm copies of death cards from 1900 through 1904. Death cards were transcribed from information compiled at a later time by the Minnesota Department of Health. The cards cover the whole state, but they are not complete and are not considered official documents.
Unlike death certificates, many death cards were filled out very incompletely. A completed card includes the decedent's full name, sex, race, marital status, birthplace, and occupation; primary and contributing causes of death (including the duration of each); parents' names and birthplaces (state or country); mother's maiden name and birthplace; names and addresses of attending physician and undertaker; burial place and permit number; and the name and address of the person reporting the death (usually the township/village clerk or city health officer).
Cards, especially for the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, frequently contain little more information than the name of the decedent, date of death, sex, marital status, birthplace, cause of death, and person reporting the death.For More Information:
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The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) has announced the winners of its medals and prizes for 2013. Over 20 individuals and organisations are being honoured for their achievements and exceptional work across all aspects of chemical, process and biochemical engineering.
The Institution has been awarding medals since 1928 when the Osborne Reynolds medal (now known as the Arnold Greene medal) was presented to former IChemE president Sir Alexander Gibb.
Up to 20 medals and prizes are now awarded each year by IChemE to celebrate the outstanding contribution being made by chemical engineers worldwide – to advance the profession and society in general.
IChemE chief executive, David Brown, said: "Announcing the IChemE medal and prize winners each year is one of my great privileges. It's also a time to reflect on the excellent work that is taking place to 'advance chemical engineering worldwide'.
"2013's roll of honour includes winners from Japan, Austria, Italy, Canada, Malaysia, New Zealand, UK, France, Australia, Ireland and Germany. All have one thing in common – over the past year they have shown talent, expertise and sheer hard work to promote chemical engineering and the profession.
"I would like to congratulate them all and welcome their names to the rich and growing history of IChemE medal and prize winners."
Council medal1: David Platts, PDV Consultants, New Zealand
Medal awarded to David in recognition of his work as chair of SCENZ-IChemE in New Zealand – from 2011 to 2013 – and his extensive promotion of the chemical engineering profession in New Zealand.
David said: "It was with great surprise and distinct pleasure to receive my award of the Council medal. I am privileged and delighted to accept this award and look forward to continue working with chemical engineers, especially in New Zealand. I hope we can contribute positively to IChemE and its endeavours worldwide."
Arnold Greene medal2: Keith Batchelor, Nuffield Court Consultancy, UK
Medal awarded to Keith in recognition of his services as IChemE honorary treasurer from 2007-2013.
Keith said: "I was surprised and delighted to be told of IChemE's decision to award me this year's Arnold Greene medal. I had a very interesting and rewarding career in chemical engineering and have always enjoyed the opportunity to give back to the profession via my various roles with IChemE.
"It is particularly pleasing to me that the intake to chemical engineering courses has grown steadily since the inception of the whynotchemeng campaign and that the standard attained by these young engineers continues to impress whenever I meet them.
"It is also pleasing, and as honorary treasurer a considerable relief, that IChemE's finances have been managed by the executive so effectively against the economic setbacks of recent years to keep the Institution in a robust condition for the challenges ahead. I look forward to continuing to make a contribution to IChemE for many years to come."
Nicklin medal3: Queens University Belfast (QUB), UK, and PETRONAS, Malaysia
Medal awarded jointly to Queens University Belfast and PETRONAS in recognition of their multiple IChemE Award winning technology which removes toxic mercury from natural gas more efficiently.
QUB's professor Martin Atkins said: "On behalf of PETRONAS and QUB we would like to express our delight in being awarded the Nicklin medal. It means so much to our entire team involved in this ambitious and challenging project and one of the first examples of PETRONAS developing innovative technology for its own operations and global application.
"From the fundamental scientists in QUB to the researchers, technicians and manufacturing sites in PETRONAS that turned the science into commercial reality we express our thanks to IChemE for this great honour."
Macnab-Lacey prize4: Monash University, Australia
Prize awarded to Monash University for their group design project: the Gippsland PLA production facility.
Speaking on behalf of the design group, Monash's Andrew Hoadley said: "Monash University Department of Chemical Engineering is delighted that their top design project group were awarded the MacNab-Lacey prize in 2013.
"The group consisted of four chemical engineering students – Abdullah Al Harthy, Peter Harris, Yue Jiao, Jia Low, and Agnes Marcella – and one environmental engineering student – Timothy Werner.
"Not only did the group achieve a fantastic result for their PolyLactic Acid design plant, they also put together the submission for the MacNab-Lacey prize in their own time."
Hanson medal5: Nick Hallale, Jacobs Consultancy Limited, UK
Medal awarded for Nick's article – the safety of culture – published in IChemE's tce (the chemical engineer).
Nick said: "It is important that all engineers communicate more – with each other and especially to the wider public. The Hanson medal recognises the importance of communication and it is a great honour to receive the award.
"Engineers have lots to talk and write about. It's a vital profession. Since receiving my awards letter, it has inspired me to start writing more frequently. I especially enjoy writing about unusual applications of chemical engineering concepts, particularly areas to which the wider public can relate.
"Hopefully this will go some way to raise awareness of how wide-reaching engineering and chemical engineering can be, and others are inspired to do the same."
Junior Moulton medal6: Arnaud Bizard, Siemens Metals Technologies, Austria
Medal awarded for Arnaud's paper design guidelines for granular particles in a conical centrifugal filter, with Dr Digby D Symons, professor Norman A Fleck, and GC Grimwood, published in Chemical Engineering Research and Design.
Arnaud said: "What a surprise and an honour! I am thrilled that my paper has been recognised by IChemE and I hope it will go on to benefit the food and pharmaceutical industries in particular.
"I would also like to thank Dr Symons and professor Fleck of Cambridge University as well as Dr Grimwood of Thomas Broadbent and Sons. Without their support the paper would not have been possible."
Warner medal7: Dr Valeska Ting, University of Bath, UK
Medal awarded for Valeska's work on sustainable technologies including developing methodologies for the accurate testing and evaluation of porous materials for gas separation and storage.
Valeska said: "I was astounded when I received the news that I had been selected as the recipient of the Warner medal. As an international award, I feel very grateful and honoured to have even been nominated."
Ambassador prize8: Dr Jarka Glassey, Newcastle University, UK
Prize awarded to Jarka in recognition of her major contribution to IChemE's tce (the chemical engineer) magazine during 2013.
Jarka said: "tce is an important magazine and has a key role in shaping the chemical engineering profession. It educates and communicates many important issues and causes – which I am also committed to – to further our profession, especially the next generation of chemical engineers.
"Encouraging more girls to choose a career in chemical engineering, enhancing student experiences, exchanging good practice in chemical engineering education; and involving industry in the chemical engineering curriculum through industrial placements are just some of the causes I am committed to.
"The Ambassador prize is a great honour and it has been a privilege to support the tce editorial team."
Senior Moulton medal9: Andrea Cipollina, Giorgio Micale, Maria Grazia di Sparti, and Allesandro Tamburini, University of Palermo, Italy
Medal awarded to academics from the University of Palermo for their paper – development of a membrane distillation module for solar energy seawater desalination – published in Chemical Engineering Research and Design.
On behalf of the winners, Giorgio Micale said: "The authors would like to express their gratitude to IChemE for the recognition of their research efforts in the field of non-conventional sources of water and energy, with the challenging mission of developing affordable and technologically sound processes to provide reliable and secure fresh water supplies in dry areas.
"We are deeply honoured in being awarded the Senior Moulton medal and are fully committed to further contribute to the development of non conventional energy and water production technologies within the framework of environmental sustainability for the greater good of all human kind."
Hutchison medal10: Phillip Williamson (UK), Chris Vivian (UK), Shigenobu Takeda (Japan), Ulf Riebesell (Germany), Yves Collos (France), Peter Croot (Ireland), Kenneth Denman (Canada), Cliff Law (New Zealand), Philip Boyd (Australia) and Douglas Wallace (Canada)
Medal awarded to this multinational group of academics for their paper – ocean fertilisation for geoengineering: a review of effectiveness, environmental impacts and emerging governance – published in Process Safety and Environmental Protection.
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Chemical, biochemical and process engineering is the application of science, maths and economics to the process of turning raw materials into everyday products. Professional chemical engineers design, construct and manage process operations all over the world. Oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, food and drink, synthetic fibres and clean drinking water are just some of the products where chemical engineering plays a central role.
IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) is the hub for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide. With a growing global membership of over 38,000, the Institution is at the heart of the process community, promoting competence and a commitment to best practice, advancing the discipline for the benefit of society, encouraging young people in science and engineering and supporting the professional development of its members. Further information: www.icheme.org
IChemE medals and prizes recognise achievement and exceptional work across all aspects of chemical, process and biochemical engineering. They also provide an opportunity to recognise outstanding contributions made by individuals or groups to the development or wellbeing of IChemE.
In addition to specific criteria for individual awards, the awards also recognise:
1 Council medal
The Council medal is awarded to an individual who has given exceptional service on an IChemE special project.
2 Arnold Greene medal
[Frank] Arnold Greene was a founder member of IChemE who served as President in 1943-44 and also held the post of Honorary Treasurer. The medal is awarded each year for the most meritorious long-term contribution to the progress of IChemE.
3 Nicklin medal
The Nicklin medal is awarded to a winning entry from the IChemE awards programme, in the previous two years, that demonstrates a significant contribution to the development of chemical, process or biochemical technology, or the overall profession.
4 Macnab-Lacey prize
The Macnab-Lacey prize is awarded to a student design project that best shows how chemical engineering practice can contribute to a more sustainable world. The prize is open to all design projects involving students on courses accredited by IChemE.
5 Hanson medal
The Hanson medal is for the best contributor to the Institution's magazine tce (the chemical engineer) each year and is named after a past chairman of tce's editorial advisory board.
6 Junior Moulton medal
The Junior Moulton medal follows the same criteria as the Senior Moulton medal. It recognises the most meritorious paper published by IChemE during the last year by the author, or co-author, who has graduated within the last ten years (excluding career breaks) at the time of submission of the paper.
7 Warner medal
The Sir Frederick Warner medal is presented every two years to an individual, normally in the early stages of their career, that have shown exceptional promise in the field of sustainable chemical process technology, nuclear technology or in making chemical engineering more accessible to a wider scientific community.
8 Ambassador prize
The Ambassador prize is awarded to an IChemE member who has made an exceptional contribution. The prize is typically awarded in recognition of a sustained period of work on a short to medium term project.
9 Senior Moulton medal
Lord Moulton is known for the development of chemical engineering during the 1914-18 war when he took charge of explosives supply. The Senior Moulton medal is awarded to the author, or authors, of a mature nature, for the most meritorious paper published by IChemE during the last year.
10 Hutchison medal
The Hutchison medal is named in memory of Sir Kenneth Hutchison CBE, president of IChemE in 1959-1960. The medal is awarded for practical and wide-ranging, philosophical or thought-provoking published papers.
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From Chris at NC Policy watch.
The candidate filing period is over and Republican Party Chair Tom Fetzer and other GOP leaders are touting the party's full slate of candidates as more evidence that all signs point to big Republican gains in Raleigh and Washington in November. But it's more than a little premature to start ordering the champagne. There are small, but growing signs that the predicted Republican wave may have already crested and that voters have just as many doubts about GOP candidates as they do about Democrats.
I'm with Chris. The mighty tempest in the Tea Party cup is already on its way out to sea, as right wing extremists show themselves to be devoid of solutions, compulsive liars, and wildly out of touch with reality. Clearly about 15% of voters are stupid enough to fall for their happy horseshit. The only risk in November will be if the other 85% of voters are too demoralized by spineless Democrats to even bother to go to the polls.
Wildly out of touch with reality
Be sure to check that link to D'Annunzio's plan for his own second coming. Talk about a Christ complex.
What do you think, Mr. Life? Just the kind of mercenary messiah you can get behind?
The MSM have picked this up, too
and the ensuing discussion is pretty bizarre. The comments also confirm my 85-15 hypothesis. Looks like the nutcase will win the Republic primary on his long march to Armageddon.
"Abolish the Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, Agriculture, Energy, Labor, Housing and Urban Development, Interior, Transportation, Treasury, and Home Land Security. Any duties remaining that are Constitutional should be rolled into other Departments.
"Social Security and Medicare should be cut into fifty proportionate parts and given to the control of the states. All promises should be kept at a percentage proportionate to the individual's age compared to the retirement age. The new System should be based on individuals preparing for and providing for their own retirement and health care.
"A private safety net system should be encouraged for those who fall through any possible cracks in this system. (Church) Implement the FairTax, repeal the Sixteenth Amendment and abolish the IRS. The original rate to be revenue neutral is 23% but the goal should be to reach a limit of 10% within ten years. Any future revisions that result in tax increases must be passed with a super Majority in both the House and Senate."
Speaking of Amendments to the Constitution
I received this "chain mail" from one of my brother's right wing pals:
(mostly false assumptions go here)
Proposed 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution:
"Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of the United States that does not apply equally to the Senators and/or Representatives; and, Congress shall make no law that applies to the Senators and/or Representatives that does not apply equally to the citizens of the United States ".
Snopes notes that the assumptions for building the case for the "28th amendment" are wholly false.
There cannot fail to be more kinds of things, as nature grows further disclosed. - Sir Francis Bacon
Hmm...cool law...
I could just tell my criminal clients to just run into the House or Senate chamber, and that way they'll never be able to be arrested with a crime! (Art. I, sec. 6).


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Gorgeous as always. This is a sick idea. Keep up the good work!
"I don't really like to clog up my blog with the same stuff"
When it is of this quality, please don't hesitate!
please forgive, I just started following your blog and flickr. You are selling ad space correct? Your illustrations are lovely!
i've been following along for the last couple of weeks. really enjoying seeing the progress of your latest series. it's wonderful!!
I Really enjoyed your blog. I can always find something interesting here :)
Just to let you know - your first zine now has a "proper" home at my place.
Oh no! I would totally have bought a bizcard ad, wish I'd seen this sooner! They are looking great!
Thank you, guys.
Dinah, I love it. I would LOVE rummage through the cabinet as there are some very interesting books, specifially the little bird one (Genine?).
We Three 3 and Carole, there is a possibility there will be a little spcae left. Firstly, I have to draw in all the already purchased ad space, then if there is anything left over I'll put it on Etsy. Keep posted.
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The adds are brilliant! I love seeing your progress shots. Please don't hesitate. :)
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You really have a good blog. I can always find something interesting here!
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I finally got Craig back to school and back on his feet, and on Thursday I felt really good for the first time in two weeks. Then, last night, I kept waking up with my throat so sore it felt like I had swallowed barbed wire. I finally got up at 6 am to take some ibuprofen for the pain, but I couldn't even swallow water. I ate a spoonful of honey, took the pills, and went back to bed until 10 am (unheard of for me!)
I don't know where this one came from, but I feel achy all over and have this awful sore throat. This isn't my usual CFS sore throat (which I haven't had much anyway since starting naltrexone); my glands are swollen hugely. I guess it's another infectious trigger - my older son and best friend are both feeling poorly, too.
Well, nothing to do but rest and wait.
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Twin countdown celebrations and breathtaking firework displays at each end of the Universal CityWalk® spectrum will provide crowds with unobstructed views of the action as the arrival of 2010 is celebrated at The Entertainment Capital of L.A.SM, Southern California's favorite New Year's destination.
The free event will feature alternating DJs with live music provided by the bands Fast Times and 80's Rewind, positioned at each end of the two-and-a-half block-long promenade, providing lively and continuous musical entertainment.
The celebration will begin promptly at 9 pm on December 31 with coverage of the iconic New York City Time Square ball drop displayed on two giant outdoor screens. At the stroke of midnight, thousands of pounds of colorful confetti will burst into the night sky, streaming colorfully over the crowds of New Year's revelers.
CityWalk's popular hot spots including the Jon Lovitz Comedy Club, Samba Brazilian Restaurant and Lounge, Hard Rock Café, Howl at the Moon, Jillian's Hi-Life Lanes, Rumba Room, Camacho's Cantina and Saddle Ranch Chop House will also offer live entertainment specials for New Year's Eve.
Universal CityWalk® will turn up the volume leading up to its eagerly awaited New Year's Eve Countdown Bash with daily concert performances by such popular bands as Pipers Down, The Beach Girls, The Wallburds, Ankhesenamen and The Bolts performing live on stage from December 26-30.
For more information on Universal CityWalk®, the New Year's Eve Countdown Bash or activities leading up to the massive celebration, call (818) 622-1111 or visit www.CityWalkHollywood.com.


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"Touch-me" technology
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A cool new technology being developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Microsoft Corporation, promises to revolutionize the way we communicate, play music and games, and browse the web – by turning the human skin to a touchscreen! The sensor is able to recognize the differences in the palm areas because every skin location sounds different when tapped due to varying bone densities and filtering effects from soft tissues and joints. The prototype which has been tested by twenty people has shown an accuracy of 99.5% and also tested well on skin areas other than the palm. When the user is away from the sensor, Skinput applies wireless technology like Bluetooth, to transmit the commands to the device being controlled. The scientists say they picked the human body as a projector, because we have roughly two square feet of unused canvas that we walk around with all the time – and with devices getting increasingly smaller and more difficult to navigate, it made perfect sense. They envision music players of the future with no buttons, since we will all be using our skin as touchscreens – Sounds good to us!
It is amazing how technology can develop new designs and bring those designs into reality. Have you ever thought that this kind of design will come real? Well, scientists have finished a great job with this gadget. Having all information ON your hand, and I mean literally on your hand, is something that we never imagined that will possible. Everything that you were usually doing with your touchscreen mobile phone, now is placed in this gadget. With this gadget and the web browser in it you can really "have the world ON your hand".


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By Jim McGill, Staff WriterPosted Jun 12, 2012If by BearInsider Staff or Contributor, this article is Copyright © 2017 BearInsider.com
Former Pinole Valley and current Contra Costa College outside linebacker Antoine Davis was offered earlier as an early entrant to the 2013 class, but with the departure of Whiteside, the local product was offered the opportunity to come in right away and start summer school next week for the Bears and the Comet jumped on the opportunity.
"Coach Thompson saw me in practice during our spring ball," said Davis. "He liked me and offered for January but I got a phone call this morning and they want me right away, so that's what I'm going to do."
Davis is an excellent student, with a 3.7 GPA at CCC. He is only two classes short of finishing all his prerequisite classes for his AA and will come in to Cal with four years to play three since he was a full qualifier out of high school.
The 6-4 Comets have been on the rise under former McClymonds and Berkeley High School head coach Alonzo Carter. CCC's defense was spurred by Davis with seven sacks, two forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and 45 tackles on the season.
"Coach Carter was the big reason I went to Contra Costa," said Davis. "His work ethic and high standards he sets for the team and for everyone individually help make us better. He treats everyone the same, no matter how big a role we play on the team, like we're his kids. It's like he gets thirty new kids a season.
"He expects the best from everyone and if you give him anything less than that, he's going to get on you. That goes for academics, too.
"Over the last two years, there's been over 50 players on the dean's list, with gpa's over 3.0. That's most of the team so that says a lot.
"He always tells us that even if we don't play football anymore, he wants us to get that degree. He wants us to finish.
"It's a great environment to be in. He backs us off the field as much as he backs us on it. He's done an amazing job."
Davis hails from the same local high school as former Bear and current Atlanta Falcon safety Thomas DeCoud, another factor that made the Bears stand out in Davis' mind as he was growing up.
"Thomas came by the school to talk to us," said Davis. "It was nice to see someone from our school that played under our coach that was able to get out there and be successful in football.
"I watch him on TV and it's like, 'Come on, Thomas!"
Cal linebacker coach Kenwick Thompson has been Davis' main recruiter at Cal and they've begun to develop a solid relationship.
"I really like the way Coach Thompson uses his linebackers," said Davis. "He prepares them well year after year."
Davis hasn't had a chance to meet many of his future teammates but he has had a chance to connect with fellow outside linebacker Chris McCain.
"I've had a chance to hang out some with Chris, He's my boy," said Davis, with a laugh. "I've checked him out on youtube, too."
The 6-5/230 Davis cited his football IQ and speed off the edge as his primary assets.
"I'd like to gain a little more weight," said Davis. "I"ve been up to Cal's new facilities and I think that's the perfect place to get me in even better shape."
Besides Cal, Davis has an offer from North Carolina State and has recently begun receiving a lot of attention from Oregon and Washington before committing to Cal.
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A WOMAN whose death is at the centre of a murder investigation was found in the bath of a Newport house, an inquest opening was told yesterday.
A post mortem examination concluded that the cause of Jessica Watkins' death was from blood loss from wounds or pressure to the neck, the hearing in Newport was told.
Gwent coroner David Bowen officially opened and adjourned the inquest into the death of the 21-year-old from Caerleon.
Yesterday, the coroner's officer, David Arnold, said that Gwent Police were called to a house in Bryn Bevan, Newport, on Monday, May 5.
On arrival officers found the body of Miss Watkins in a bath and she was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene.
Mr Bowen was satisfied with the identification of Miss Watkins, who had been identified by a relative, and adjourned the inquest until the conclusion of court proceedings. Her body will now be released to her family.
On May 9, Kristofer Mitchell, 28, of Bryn Bevan, Newport, was remanded in custody after appearing before Newport Crown Court. He is charged with murdering Miss Watkins between May 3 and May 6.
The family of Miss Watkins have paid tribute to her saying she was "very loved by us and will be greatly missed. She will always be loved by us all".
On May 6, members of Newport City Gaming, where Miss Watkins was a regular visitor, met at the Atlantica bar in Newport to hold a minute's silence for their friend.
Friend Bethan Williams, 18, said she met her as a student at Coleg Gwent's Nash campus where Miss Watkins was studying ICT.
She described her as a "bubbly, happy girl" who liked to party.
"She was really funny, the things she would come out with, she had me in stitches. When I found out what had happened, I couldn't breathe – I just collapsed. She was too young," she said.
Managing director of Newport City Games, Jason Reilly, said: "We do a lot of events and she started turning up to them. She wasn't a big gamer but she was a party person."
Mr Reilly said she was also a very generous person.


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