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ok,I think I understand your graph description. The three curves are isoquants, showing the mix of L and C that could be combined to produce a particular level of output. The three straight lines are budget constraints, showing the amounts of L and C that could be used given a...
The answer to your first question is no. Find in your text book some explanation of Multipliers. Without going into detail, the government spending multiplier is 1/mps, while the taxation multiplier is (1/mps - 1) Remember, MPC+MPS=1. So, with an MPC=.9, MPS=.1. So the ...
It seems you have answered your own question. Economic efficiency occurs when MPx/MPy = Px/Py. So, in your example, use more k and less l. Repost if you are still confused.
Mico Econ
Peak-load pricing is recognition that the demand for some service is greater at certain times compared to others. That is the, demand curve keeps shifting in and out, depending on the time. The seller, recognizing this shifting, adjusts his prices accordingly to maximize ...
Take a shot, what do you think? Hint: just use common sense, would the event cause investors to increase or decrease their investment.
Tough question. I believe the statement is false. For a perfect price-discriminating monopolist, the demand curve is also the MR curve. This monopolist does not get the same from each person. For the first person, the U gets the highest willingness to pay (P1). For the second ...
Not profit maximizing. At the minimum of the AC curve it must be true that MC=AC. So, MC=$50 and MR =$60. The firm could do better by producing more as the marginal revenue from selling one more unit exceeds the marginal cost of producing that extra unit.
micro econ
For a monopolist, marginal revenue is declining. The MR line can cross the MC line if MR is declining faster than MC.
Ms Sue's statement is correct. However I would add the following. A firm should hire until the value of the marginal product (aka marginal revenue product or MRP) equals the marginal cost of the input (aka the marginal factor cost or MFC). The MRP will decline because of ...
Micro Econ
see my post above
Micro Econ
Start with three concepts or laws. 1) people are profit maximizers. 2) law of diminishing returns (eventuall) kicks in (MC rises) 3) law of demand applies. That is, people purchase more at lower prices than at higher prices. (MR is flat or declining) If you are in the business...
Economics are these correct
1) c is correct. (Mostly semantics, but a change in supply is a shift in the supply curve, a change in quantity supplied is a movement along a curve. 2) go with b. (hint: draw supply and demand curves for DVD's. An increase in DVD Players does what to the Demand for DVD...
Manageral Economics (Economyst Only Please)
Thanks for your vote of confidence. 1) Look at the T-Ratio and especially the P-Value. You are testing whether the parameter is significantly different from zero. In all parameters except the intercept, the estimate of the parameter is significantly different from zero at the ...
go with b)
GDP is the total value of all FINAL goods and services. Go with b)
See my post to John-Q above.
I don't particularly care for your answer. Sorry. Here is my answer: The decline in the nominal price of personal computers is almost exclusively due to the multitude of improved technologies in production. The improved technologies keeps shifting out the supply curve; and...
[Urgent] Economics - GDP
GDP in 2000 is P*Q using 2000 prices and quantities. SO GDP in 2000 is 200*1 + 50*20 + 8*100 real GDP in 2001 is P*Q using 2000 prices and 2001 quantities. so Real GDP01 = 250*1 + 30*20 + 10*100
Economics- Managerial
So, do you have a question?
Econ Please Help
See my post to "Urgent economics - GDP"
Economyst please help
This appears to be repost of a set of questions that was presented months ago along with my answers. I stand by all of my answers. Did you have a follow-up question?
Economyst please help
thanks for your vote of confidence. See my response to your next post. It appears you may have a follow-up question(s)
Again, see my post to your later postings
no, no, no. See my response post to "urgent economics -gdp" above.
I think all of them.
Remember, economic profits are not the same as accounting profits. Economic profits account for the opportunity cost of engaging in the business. If a business is earning economic profits, then somebody else will see there are profits to be made. So, more people will enter ...
1) obvious -- the lower the price the more a person will buy. 2) The equation for WTP is P=12-Q. If P=5 then Q=7. Elasticity is (%change in Q)/(%change in P). So change P by a small percent -- say 1%. What is the implied percentage change in Q. I get slightly more than 1%, ...
micro economics
Because under a perfectly competitive market, there are lots of other producers trying to sell the same thing. Take for example a wheat farmer, and say the market price is $10 per bushel. What if the farmer charged $10.10, how much would he sell? Answer is zero, nobody would ...
micro-economics ---price...diminishing marginal..
1) at the minimum of the MC curve. 2) Where MC=MR and MR is price. 3) Sure, at any price below the minimum of the AVC curve 4) The industry will expand until Price equals the minimum of the ATC curve. (Assuming this particular soybean grower doesnt have a particular advantage ...
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What do you mean by "D sub 3" Does "P sub 26" mean the projected value of the 26th observation? If so, and if the scores are in sequential order, you could run a linear regression to get the projected value. X-mean/SD is the inverse of the "coefficient...
I think the correct answer is B. For A, income goes from 28000 to 30800, a change of 2800. Since the new income is between 30000 and 50000, the mtr is 20%. Of the change in income of 2800, 2000 was taxed at the 10% rate and the remaining 800 was taxed at the 20% rate. So, .1*...
macro economics
Your answer is a bit brief, but correct. I would expand to say producers get $6 per unit and supply 100, Buyers pay $8 and receive 100, Uncle Same gets $2 each or $200 Prior to the tax, the equilibrium price was $7. Since the price to producers went down by $1 and the price to...
intermediate econ
Hummm. I think the equation is y=5-(1/3)x. Its unique because no other linear equation will hit both known possible consumption points (4,3) and (9,2)
micro economics
MRTS is the marginal rate of technical substitution. In a two-input production function, it is simply the marginal product of X over the marginal product of Y. That is MRTS = -MPx/MPy and MPx is simply the first derivitive of the production function with respect to x
I respectfully disagree. A person with HIV will answer honestly answer true in (5/6) of the time and automatically answer true in (1/6) of the time. That is every HIV person or 1/10 (10% of the population) answers true. Every non-HIV person answers true 1/6 of the time. So, (1...
Finance. PLEASE HELP ME
First, Finance is not my area. That said, I would think that if someone expects a 14% rate of return, either in dividends or price per share, then 1.14*76 = 86.64 with no dividends and 86.64-5. = 81.64 with a $5 dividend. The growth rate = 1- 81.64/76 = 7.4% 2) assuming that ...
Managerial Economics
Hummm. tough questions. Price fixing cartels are, initially designed to deliver maximum profits. However, they are difficult to maintain; too much incentives to cheat. So b is true. Since they are difficult to maintain, they are unlikely to yield maximum profits for a very ...
Managerial economics
I think c. Tit-for-Tat is a game-theory strategy for holding other players in line; its a promise of "I'll do what you do"
Finance questions
see my post above.
Macro economics
5) I agree. 8) I agree. 9) I agree. 11) I think A. 15) I agree. 17) I agree. 24) I agree.
I presume you are from Canada. Larger under b) the bank is committed to maintaining a fixed interest rate. Use a IS/LM curve analysis. An increase in G shift outward the IS curve, Which, by its self, increase aggregate demand and interest rates. To maintain a constant r, the ...
shouldnt the 2nd diabram have 5 squares. I believe the CHANGE in the number of squares grows by 4 each time. So, 1, 5, 13, 25, and so on.
Assuming aztec will always spend $2million, no more no less, The PRICE elasticity of demand would be -1. P*Q = 2million
a) 2/6 picking the red and 2/5 picking the blue. (2/6)*(2/5) = 4/30 b) (2/6) picking the red (1/5) picking the second (2/6)*(1/5) = 2/30
Draw supply and demand curves for tea. Now decrease demand. What happens to Q?
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Whew. Take a shot, what do you think? I or others will be happy to check your answers. Hint: Set marginal cost=marginal revenue and solve for Q; the answers to many of the questions will then easily fall out.
You don't say what statistic the .13 or the .10 represent. If they are R-squared and adjusted R-squared, then your model does not explain much of the variation in y.
Econ - Consumer behavior
In short, people will make choices to maximize their own utility but subject to their budget constraint. Do you have a specific question?
Antitrust laws often keep such mergers from happening. Further, if the firms are successfully colluding, then they are already maximizing combined profits; a monopoly gets them nothing.
Think of all of the "players" and then think 1) how did McD think they would respond, and 2) how did they actually respond. The players are: 1) McD corp, 2) McD's competitors, 3) McD regular diners, 4) non-regular diners. For McD Corp to think their plan would ...
Dell runs on Microsoft Windows, as does HP and Gateway. Apple does not. Think about the cross-price elasticity of demand for Dell with respect to 1) change in prices of HP products and 2) of Apple products. In additon to price, think about the non-price changes by Dell's ...
I too think A
in 1) I would add the word "dominant" after the word large. in 3) practically all goods in all markets except monopolies are differentiated or homogeneous. For a third condition of a oligopolistic market, I would add "firms tend to collude. In part 2, How do ...
Do a little research, then take a shot, what do you think? Hint: inferior good
This is fairly open ended. Take a shot.
This is all about supply and demand among collectors. Assume supply is completely inelastic at Q=183 and Q=150000. Draw a graph and see what happens to price.
Draw a supply and demand graphs for milk. Now increase supply due to the new techonolgy. Now put a price floor equal to the original equalibrium price. What is quantity demanded at this price? What is quantity supplied? Take it from here
To solve, I rewrote the supply and demand equations as W=f(Q). So: Ws = Qs/5 and Wd = 6 - Q/5. (So far, this is just algebra) Now then, the $1 per worker subsidy has the effect of lowering the supply equation by $1 for all levels. So, Ws' = Qs/5 - 1. Now set supply = ...
Because not everybody is unemployeed. If the unemployment rate hits 10%, that would be a lot. And, even unemployed people still pay taxes; although the taxes may not be income taxes. So, as Ms Sue correctly points out, lowering taxes gives most people more money to spend, and ...
mangerial econ
For $600 the machine can produce 1800 units or 600/1800 = .333 per unit. For $50 the marginal worker can produce 200 units or 50/200 = .25 per unit. Which is the most cost effective? Take it from here.
MBA Econ
Take a shot. what do you think? Hint: a) no.
What, exactly, do you need help with? What do you mean by "4 connections"? What do you mean by "the reason from this article"?
I agree on all seven
I agree on all three
Economics quick question
I would also go with false
One could certainly argue that monetary policy becomes much more effective under a single banking system compared to system with multiple banks whom are not beholding to anybody but their shareholders.
Do a little research, then take a shot. What do you think?
Do a little research, then take a shot. What do you think?
Do a little research, then take a shot. What do you think? Hint: C
The big two for local goverments are sales and property taxes
Your questions are as much about law as economics; and at a fairly high level at that. Further, you are asking for a multi-page essay/paper rather than succient answers. While we, the Jiskha volunteers, can generally critique your answers, I don't think anybody has the ...
A decrease in supply shifts the supply curve to the left. An increase to the right. -- Check number 1 A government subsidy lowers production costs -- should increase supply. In general, changes in demand should not affect supply or the supply curve. However, one could make the...
Economics Quick Question
Among the word choices, I too think "supply" is the best choice for the blank.
a) both local (2/5)*(2/5) b) neither local both a Tads (3/5)*(3/5)*(5/6)*(5/6) c) neither local neither a Tads (3/5)*(3/5)*(1/6)*(1/6) d) one local, one at Tads 2*[(2/5)*(3/5)*(5/6)]
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Take a shot. What do you think? Hint: first describe how the insurance company will react. (It would be helpful to know what the insurance parameters were before the contract negotiations. It also would be useful to know if there are alternative insurance options). Then ...
It might be helpful to list Janes factor costs. Think broadly. Obviously, there are costs for paint and brushes. There are also transportation costs, craft fair fees for having a table, possibly insurance, the cost of the garage or studio to to the repainting, etc. Also, be ...
I don't think so. I think B (but I am not super confident). See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve
I agree
Take a shot, what do you think. (what do you mean by u=$8 ??)
Take a shot. What do you think? Hint: what is the optimal use of the acre of land if rice farmers must pay $150 (or $250) to sanitize?
whew. Quite a bit. But since you asked and since you demonstrated that you tried first. 50) I think d, average total cost 51) I agree 52) I think c, price takers 53 to 56) I agree 57) I think b, zero economic profit means zero opportunity cost 58 to 61) I agree 62) I think b. ...
see my earlier post to your question
coefficient of variation is the standard deviation divided by the mean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coefficient_of_variation
This is more of an accounting question rather than an economics question; and accounting is not my area. That said, I believe this site has the answer you seek. http://www.justanswer.com/questions/1uamp-1-computing-earnings-per-share
economic mangement science
Wikipedia would be a good place to start
Business math
Brokerage fees are usually not a formula or equation, but a table of prices. Fees vary by brokerage houses. I suggest you go to web site for E-Trade and/or Schwab and look at their fee schedules
There is a 1-in-6 chance the eldest gets lane 1 and a 1-in-5 chance the younger gets lane 2. (1/6)*(1/5)=
The n-choose-x formula is n!/x!(n-x)! where ! means factorial. Soooooo 8!/2!(8-2)! = 7*8/2 = 28 ways
Hummm.... If it said "Having workers to finish the jobs" I would say "Factors of Production" If it said "Having only enough workers to finish two jobs instead of more", I would say "Scarcity" Not enough information here. I guess I would ...
Unions have been effective in affecting legislation regarding: 1) worker safety 2) worker conditions 3) number of workable hours in a week 4) notification requirement before layoffs 5) minimum wages 6) etc. Each of these has an impact on the level and elasticity in the demand ...
engr. econ.
I'm having trouble visualizing your cash flow picture. Further, I don't have whatever lookup tables you are using. Sorry. That said, the formula for converting something to a present value is PV=Vn/(1+r)^n -- where n is the number of years in the future, and r is the ...
engr. econ.
An excel spreadsheet is very good for these kinds of problems. Unfortunately, this problem will contain an ugly 'sum' part. (Finance guys are into these look-up tables, which appears to be the path you are heading. I prefer using math and an excel spreadsheet -- ) ...
College Micro Econ
Optimal pollution will certainly be positive. (I'm not sure what "marginally incremental for additional pollution" means.) That said, optimal pollution will occur where the marginal cost of removal equals the marginal benefit (to society).
I'll go with C
Interestingly, you are asking for the break-even level of output rather than the profit-maximizing level. Hummm. Anyway. This is simply an algebra problem. First collapse the two Q terms in TC. So, TC=800,000+358Q + 40000 Total Revenue is P*Q. So, TR=4000Q-3Q^2 + 600Q Set TC=...
20000/12000 = 1.6667 a 66.67% increase.
Always always always. Maximize where MC=MR. You are given both equations. Use algebra and solve for Q. Plug this optimal Q into the demand equation to get P.
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Bordeaux midfielder Yoann Gourcuff has been ruled out of France's World Cup qualifiers against the Faroe Islands and Austria.
The 23-year-old was forced off at half-time of Bordeaux's UEFA Champions League win over Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday night with a thigh injury and has been omitted from Les Bleus' 24-man squad.
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About Lotte ThuenkerLotte Thuenker is one of the international artists that work in Pietrasanta´s marble sculpture studios. She was born in Bonn, she studied in Berlin – and then worked in – architecture. Her works, sculpted in marble, lime stone and onyx, seem at once light and without gravity – and also as if they are in motion, ultimately finding their equilibrium in a single point. She says she finds her inspiration `in the movement of water, the hulls of boats and in the shipwrecks sanded by the sea, as well as in the four elements, and in the animal and plant world, like in fossils and seeds.´ In her non-figurative pieces, which she produces according to canons of artisanal craft, Lotte plays with line and plane. Spirals, ellipses, circles and parabolic shapes emerge and are re-integrated into the whole.
Exhibition History of Lotte Thuenker2015 Kunstsalon FLIEGEL + WEISHEIT, Berlin
KUNST HILFT KENIA, Brühl
Musikalisches Leben unter Wasser, Pietrasanta, IT
URSULA UND WIEGAND PABSCH, Sankt Augustin
2014 Schaulager Berlin Grazioli&Muthesius, Berlin, Germany
Ursula und Wiegand Pabsch, St. Augustin, Germany
2013 FORM IM RAUM, Mayen
11. HOFART, Wachtberg near Bonn, Germany
Werkstattgalerie Tam Uekermann, Köln
2012 MCSL – Management Centrum Schloss Lautrach, Germany
10. HOFART, Wachtberg near Bonn, Germany
AIV Architekten- und Ingenieurverein zu Berlin, Germany
Kunstsalon Fliegel/Weisheit, Berlin, Germany
2011 p.art 2011, Atelier Melanie Schmidt, Berlin, Germany
Lions Club Langenfeld, Langenfeld, Germany
`DER LAUF DER DINGE´, Lindern/Oldenburg, Germany
09. HOFART, Wachtberg near Bonn, Germany
`AUSSTELLUNG O.T´, Gallery Seidlstr. 4, Murnau, Germany
2010 DESIGNER´S DATE, Villa Ammonit, Berlin, Germany
30 YEARS CAMPO DELL` ALTISSIMO, Azzano, Italy
2009 Werkstatt Galerie Tam Uekermann, Cologne, Germany
AIV Association of architects and engineers in Berlin, Germany
L´ OPERA CONDIVISA, MXM Arte, Pietrasanta, Italy
MINI MOSTRA, Arca, Pietrasanta, Italy
2008 FORM IM RAUM, Mayen, Germany
AIV Association of architects and engineers in Berlin, Germany,
Day of open architect´s offices, Ruethnick Architects, Berlin, Germany
WERKKUNST KUNSTWERK, Schloss Reinbek near Hamburg, Germany
Gallery LINDERN, Lindern/Oldenburg, Germany
2007 LEICHT UND SCHWER, Gallery Seidlstr. 4, Murnau a. Staffelsee, Germany
FLIEDNER KLINIK, Berlin, Germany
ENOLIA ARTE, Fondazione Arcad, Seravezza, Italy
WERKKUNST KUNSTWERK, Schloss Reinbek near Hamburg, Germany
ART KARLSRUHE, Germany (G)
SKULPTUR PROJEKTE MUENSTER, Galerie Kunstkontor, Muenster, Germany
2006 L (E) ICHT UND SCHATTEN, Spa gardens, Gersau/Svizzerland
Gallery VON HOLLEN, Lindau at Lake Constance, Germany
ARTESTATE, Casa del Sole, Camaiore, Italy
Sculpture park Schloss Lelkendorf, Germany
Studio Show `06, Studio Pescarella, Pietrasanta, Italy
KUNSTWERK WERKKUNST, Schloss Reinbek near Hamburg, Germany
INSPIRATION JAPAN, Gallery Seidlstr. 4, Murnau am Staffelsee, Germany
2005 Gallery BUEPA, Berlin, Germany
Goldschmiede WEINGARZ, Bonn, Germany
2+1=16, Studio Pescarella, Pietrasanta, Italy
FORM IM RAUM, Mayen, Germany
Sculpture park Hotel Residenz am Motzener See, Germany
2004 Gallery LINDERN, Lindern/Oldenburg, Germany
Goldschmiede WEINGARZ, Bonn, Germany
STUDI APERTI, Pietrasanta, Italy
ENOLIA ARTE, Fondazione Arcad, Seravezza, Italy
Gallery BUEPA, Berlin, Germany
2003 Spazio arte Pisanello, Fondazione Toniolo, Verona, Italy
STUDI APERTI, Pietrasanta, Italy
CODE FOCUS, art point, Florence, Italy
Award ELLE DECOR, Milan, Itay
SCI MARE, Pietrasanta, Italy
2002 Asart Show 02 San Agostino, Pietrasanta, Italy
BAUWERKE, Berlin, Germany
2001 Remise DEGEWO, Berlin, Germany
STUDI APERTI, Pietrasanta, Italy
SOQQUADRO, Pietrasanta, Italy
2000 MENDELSSOHNKLINIK, Hannover, Germany
DEUS, Berlin, Germany
Villa Schneider, Berlin, Germany
Krankenhaus Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
Documento Arte 2000, Pescia/Lucca, Italy
Gallery PETERSEN und Partner, Berlin, Germany
FREIRAEUME, Berlin, Germany
Aerztehaus Scharnweberstraße, Berlin, Germany
1999 Lebendige Kunst, Hattingen/Ruhr, Germany
WUESTENROT head office, Berlin, Germany
Syn-thesen, Berlin, Germany
1998 Atelier Krefelder Straße, Berlin, Germany
1997 Gallery Voglio Vedere, Pietrasanta, Italy
1996 EAB Energieanlagen, Berlin, Germany
1995 Atelier Krefelder Straße, Berlin, Germany
1994 VHS im Rathaus Steglitz, Berlin, Germany
1993 Atelier Uliane Borchert, Berlin, Germany
Biography / CV of Lotte Thuenker1954 Born in Bonn, Germany
1973-80 Studies of architecture at Berlin Technical University, diploma examination
1981-96 Architect in Berlin architect´s offices, project management
since 1992 Studies of painting and drawing, work stays in Italy
since 1993 Sculpting in marble, limestone and onyx
1996 Sculpture Symposium `VOGLIO VERDERE – Sculpture in landscape´
in Pietrasanta/Lucca, Italy
since 97 Sculptress und self-employed architect, main focus of her artistic work is:
- Stone sculpture for indoor and outdoor spaces as well as tomb sculpture
- Sculpture in bronze und porcelain
- Paper collage und water color
2001 Co-founder und partner in the International Sculpture Studio Pescarella,
Pietrasanta/Lucca, Italy
Numerous exhibitions und participations in Svizzerland, Italy and Germany
Her work can be seen in public collections like: Foundation UTOPA,
Foundation HET DEPOT, Wageningen, Netherlands, AIV Association of
Architects and Engineers in Berlin, Germany and in numerous private
2011 Sculpture Symposium `DER LAUF DER DINGE´ in Lindern/Oldenburg,
Member of the Chamber of architects in Berlin, Germany
Member of the Association of architects and engineers in Berlin, Germany
Lotte Thuenker lives and works in Pietrasanta, Italy and in Berlin, Germany
Artist Statement of Lotte ThuenkerWHAT CAN BE SEEN?
Shell and cochlea being washed by the water
Ammonite becoming manifest in stone
Boat and skiff dancing on the waves
Fish and sea urchin nibbling at the coral reef
Seed capsule and leaf swinging in the wind
Song and poem sounding in music.
Finding balance and maintaining equilibrium
Searching for the centre of gravity and remaining upright
Establishing point of view and creating a base
Deciding lines and expanding planes
Turning spirals and bending parabolic curves
Pulling ellipses and defining sweeps
Digging caves and creating views
Curving levels and leaving traces of carving
Encouraging movements and finding tranquility.
Touching and handling
Looking and seeing
Sensing and feeling
Light passes through stone –
Awards and Prizes of Lotte Thuenker2003 Award ELLE DECOR, Milan, Itay
Symposiums1997 `Voglio Vedere´, Sculpture symposium in Pietrasanta, Italy
2011 `Der Lauf der Dinge´, Sculpture symposium in Lindern, Germany
Acquisitions / Collections of work by Lotte ThuenkerScultures in the permanent collection of HetDepot sculpture museum in the Netherlands, sculptures in the Architects- and Engeneer`s association in Berlin, various sculptures and paintings in private collections in Germany, the US, and in Hongkong.
Qualifications / Education of Lotte ThuenkerStudies of architecture at Berlin Technical University, since 1992 studies of painting and drawing in Berlin, since 1993 various marble workshops and work stays in Italy at Campo del´Altissimo, Azzano
Publications / Media / Bibliography of Lotte Thuenker2002 Conti, Pietro. ASART una presenza nell´Arte, Pietrasanta, Italy
2007 Spazioarte Pisanello/Fondazione Toniolo. DECENNALE 1997-2007, Verona
2008 Gierut, Ludovico. LAVORARE IL MARMO, Marina di Pietrasanta, Italy
2009 Kunstkontor Dr. Doris Moellers. Von der klassischen Moderne bis zur
Gegenwart. Gemaelde - Arbeiten auf Papier - Skulpturen, 2009, Muenster
Influences / Inspiration of Lotte ThuenkerI admire the work of Matisse Brancusi Michelangelo
Price Range of WorkLotte Thuenker's work has a price range from £1,334 to £9,167
Mediums utilisedLotte Thuenker's work is found in the following materials:
Carrara marble limestone belgium petit granit Laaser Marble White Laaser Marble Bronze full cast
Artwork CategorisedLotte Thuenker's work is found in the following categories on site:
Minimalist Understated Abstract Contemporary Sculpture statuary statuettes (10)
Abstract Modern Contemporary Sculptures Statues statuettes figurines statuary (5)
Modern Abstract Contemporary Avant Garde Sculptures or Statues or statuettes or statuary (5)
Geometric Sculpture Statues statuary statuettes. Usually Abstract Contemporary Modern work (5)
Indoor Inside Interior Abstract Contemporary Modern Sculpture / statue / statuette / figurine (5)
Abstract Contemporary or Modern Large Public Art sculpture Statues statuary (4)
Organic / Abstract Sculpture (4)
Carved Stone, Marble, Alabaster, Soap Stone Granite Lime stone (3)
Abstract Contemporary Modern Outdoor Outside Garden / Yard Sculptures Statues statuary (3)
Abstract Loop Indoor and Outside Sculptures / Statues / statuettes (3)
Small / Little Abstract Contemporary Sculptures / Statues (2)
Cloud, Breeze, Wave and Wind Sculptures (2)
Interior, Indoors, Inside Sculpture (2)
Seed Nut Pod Grain Mast Fruit Stone Pip Pit Cereal sculpture statue statuary Carving Casting
Stylized Animals Sculptures
Tabletop Desktop Small Indoor Statuettes Figurines Sculptures
Square Rectangular Cube shaped Abstract sculpture statue
Wild Animals and Wild Life Sculptures
Asian Animals Reptiles Insects or Birds Sculptures or Statues
Animal Abstract Contemporary Modern Stylised Minimalist Sculptures
Elephants (Pachederms) Sculptures, African, Indian, Sumatran
Birds Abstract Contemporary Stylised l Minimalist Sculpture / Statues
Figurative Abstract Modern or Contemporary Sculptures Statues statuary statuettes figurines
Fruit Sculpture
Outsize, Very Big, Extra Large and Massive Sculptures
Spherical Globe like Ball shaped Round Abstract Contemporary sculpture statue statuette
Symmetric Sculptures / Statues / statuettes / statuary
Happiness / Joy / Exuberance / Wild Pleasure sculpture
Spiral Twisted sculpture / statue / carving
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Hope sets Italian dinner
The Women of Hope at Hope Lutheran Church will have an Italian dinner April 21 at 5 p.m. Information is available from Becky Bell at 330-562-7895 or Cheryl Tomaselli. All women of the church are invited.
Becky's Book Club will meet April 24 at 7 p.m. at the Blair Circle home of Sheila Kressierer to discuss "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Anyone who wishes to carpool, due to limited parking at the Kressierer home, contact Lori Foster or Tomaselli.
Becky and David Bell and Tomaselli plan to walk in the Hunger Network's 25th annual 5K Walk for Hunger on May 11 at Burke Lakefront Airport. Anyone who wishes to walk with them should contact one of them.
Hope members are welcome to join other Lutherans on May 18 for a Day Out with Thomas the Tank Engine on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad at the Peninsula depot. Deadline for signing up is May 11. For ticket orders, visit www.lutheransonline.ocm/summitportagechapter, call Ronald Bergen at 330-922-9923 or email email@example.com.
3-H Evening will gather
The Church in Aurora's 3-H Evening Group will meet April 11 at 6 p.m. at the Escape. Participants should have completed study guides 1, 2 and 3 in "Who is This Man Who Says He's God?"
Spring rummage sale items are being accepted on the fellowship hall stage, with an express dropoff scheduled for April 20. The sale will be April 24-25. Call Deborah Davis at 330-752-3002 for information or pickup.
The annual youth group baked potato bar will be April 14 after both services.
Online scheduling of photos for the new church directory is available at www.ucdir.com. It is available weekdays. Members should schedule their appointments as soon as possible.
Visitors from the Akron Zoo are planned today (April 10) at the Women's Guild meeting. The meeting starts at 11:30 a.m.
The work camp spaghetti dinner and silent auction will be April 21 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Aurora High School. Tickets cost $8 for adults and $5 for children ages 4 to 12. To donate to the silent auction, call Flip at 330-995-6268.
Jesus Day retreat slated
The Jesus Day-first communion retreat at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church will be April 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Author Carol S. Bannon will be on hand to read her book "A Handshake from Heaven" to children. Copies will be available to purchase. PSR candidates should take their completed first communion banner packets to the retreat.
The large group first communion will take place April 28 at 1:30 p.m., while other groups will celebrate at the 4:30 p.m. or 9:30 or 11 a.m. Masses April 27 and 28.
Homebound parishioners can made arrangements to receive Holy Communion at home by calling Sister Lu Haidnick at 330-562-8519 ext. 222.
"Fifty Shades of the Catechism" for adults will run April 10, 17 and 24 and May 1, 8, 15 and 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the lower quad. Karen Yash is facilitator.
The next Retrouvaille marriage session will be May 3 at the Villa Maria Center in Pennsylvania. To register or for information, call 330-979-7787 or visit www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
Other coming events are: April 10 -- Mass at Anna Maria at 10:30 a.m.; April 11 -- Spirited Seniors at 11:30 a.m. and Boy Scouts and charity and justice meetings at 7 p.m.; April 13 -- reconciliation at 3:30 p.m.; April 14 -- Hospitality Sunday after Masses and CLOW at 11 a.m.; April 16 -- Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Hope yard sale planned
Hope Community Church in Hudson will have a churchwide yard sale April 13 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3033 Middleton Road. Household items, antiques and collectibles, all types of clothing, furniture and other items will be available. Proceeds will benefit the summer missions trip. For details, call 330-655-5170 or visit www.hopecma.com.
U B Free conference set
The Truth in Heart Prayer Outreach plans a two-day U B Free conference April 12 at 7:30 p.m. and April 13 at 9 a.m. at the Bertram Inn and Conference Center in Aurora. The program is designed to uplift, encourage and empower women.
Participants will hear practical teachings based on biblical truths. Women can be themselves, relax, develop new relationships, nurture old ones and rekindle the fire of their relationship with God.
Registration is possible at www.truthinheartprayer.com. For details, call 330-626-2704.
Bibles going to children
On April 21, a group of third-graders at Lord of Life Lutheran in Bainbridge Township will receive their own Bibles as part of the church's weekly 10:45 a.m. worship service.
The students will spend time with their parents and the pastor learning the importance of Holy Scripture as part of an introduction to the Bible program.
"At Lord of Life we feel it is important that children read Holy Scripture along with their parents," said Associate Pastor Jon Weaver. "It is vital that parents and their children begin to read scripture together because it bonds them in growing spiritually and faithfully."
Dinner set at Mennonite
Aurora Mennonite's next community dinner will be April 19 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The main entree will ham loaf. Those wishing to help should contact Susan Miller.
The senior fellowship will meet April 14 at 2 p.m. at the church for those wishing to carpool to the Ravenna Community Choir concert. Church member Audrey Bender is a member of the choir. Money is due April 14 for seniors who plan to ride the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad on May 11. The group will leave the church at 9:30 a.m. for the excursion.
Other church events are: April 10 -- youth group at 7 p.m.; April 11 -- MWSO at 9:30 a.m.; April 17 -- small group at the Schwartzes at 7 p.m.; April 21 -- guest speaker John Hooley at the service.
Women's Bible study set
Women's spring Bible study begins April 11 with session times from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Cost of the book by Francis Chan is $10. Register online or in the foyer.
Moms Together will meet April 18 from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. A panel of women will discuss ways to strengthen relationships with friends and family. Free child care is available with registration at www.aurora.ccchapel.com/women.
Community Harvest donations for the Aurora food bank will be April 21.


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McLeod Aims For Rebound In Spielberg
Friday, 04 September 2015 03:49
In the Red Bull Air Race World Championship, teamwork is essential. Yet as the series returns to Austria's famed Red Bull Ring this weekend, Canadian pilot Pete McLeod is putting the load squarely on his own shoulders. With only three races left in the season, it's make or break time.
McLeod comes to Austria ranked sixth in the World Championship standings, only three points behind defending World Champion Nigel Lamb of Great Britain in fifth, and four points back from the Czech Republic's Martin Sonka in fourth. If the Canadian wants to end the season with a ranking equal to or better than his fifth-place overall from 2014 – and he does – there's no better time to make a move.
At only 31 years of age and now in his fourth season in the world's fastest motorsport series, McLeod is already one of the most recognizable figures in Canadian aviation. Since claiming his first Red Bull Air Race win at Las Vegas last year, the Team Garmin pilot has been hungry for more; and getting close with third place at the 2015 opener in Abu Dhabi and fourth in Budapest only whetted his appetite. But an uncharacteristic 13th-place finish in Ascot, UK this August – including a pylon hit in a head-to-head against Australia's Matt Hall – may turn out to be McLeod's biggest motivator yet.
In recent races, Team Garmin have questioned the performance of their motor. Sensing that his raceplane isn't among the fastest in the field, and with no opportunity to make significant changes to the aircraft since Ascot, McLeod believes that the key in Spielberg will be stepping up his game to fly at his very best: aggressively, but error free. He's got to find a way to push the limits, but not exceed them, on a tricky track at speeds of up to 370 kmh and forces up to 10 G.
"I've been training more at home and will simply be looking to fly better here. I love flying over land, and Spielberg is a good track," McLeod said from his hangar at the Red Bull Ring. Noting that the overall terrain and setting around the motorsport circuit (which includes a start runway hemmed by grandstands, among other features) can make engine setup and start speed "a challenge," he added, "I'll need to have all of this right in order to do well."
If McLeod does do well, and continues through the rest of the season, he's still got a shot at the World Championship podium should the right factors come into play. The action kicks off in Spielberg with Qualifying on Saturday, September 5, followed by Race Day on Sunday.
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McLeod Knocked Out Of Competition Early In Ascot
Sunday, 16 August 2015 17:19
ASCOT, United Kingdom – Canada's Pete McLeod had an unlucky draw at the Red Bull Air Race World Championship stop on Sunday and got knocked out in the opening round by red-hot Matt Hall in front of a crowd of 40,000 spectators at the world famous Ascot Racecourse. McLeod then had to watch from the Race Airport hangar as the Australian made it all the way to the Final Four on the track where thoroughbred horses usually race, where Hall ended up second to Britain's Paul Bonhomme. It was the second straight disappointing year in England for McLeod, who was 11th here last year. McLeod is looking for his second career victory this season after winning his first race in the world's fastest motorsport series in Las Vegas last year.
"I needed to push hard to have any chance of beating Hall but it didn't work out," said McLeod, who had finished 13th in Qualifying on Saturday and had to race against second-seeded Hall in the Round of 14. It was a tough battle and McLeod might have advanced as the "lucky loser" from one of the seven heats to the Round of 8 but Bonhomme, who won the race, won that honor of "fastest loser" after being beaten by Austria's Hannes Arch. "It was a hard weekend overall. It's time to forget this one and move onto the next race in Spielberg, Austria."
Despite failing to win any championship points in Ascot, McLeod is still sixth overall with 14 points -- just four points behind Martin Sonka of the Czech Republic in fourth place. McLeod was fourth at the last stop in Budapest. His best result this season was third at the season opener in Abu Dhabi.
The victory was Bonhomme's third this season and second straight win at Ascot as well as the 18th of his career. Bonhomme picked up 12 points to widen his lead at the top of the Red Bull Air Race Championship to eight points (46) ahead of Hall (38 points) in second going into the final three races.
"It was a hard day at the office but today was great fun – I enjoyed that ," said Bonhomme after hitting speeds of near 370 km/h on the track that featured a static start in front of the majestic grandstands and a challenging course made up of 12 Air Gates standing 25 metres high on the infield of the track. "All I can say is this was due to teamwork, teamwork, teamwork. I'm only the driver. I just point the plane in the right direction."
It was the second time the Red Bull Air Race was staged in Ascot, just west of London, that has quickly become one of the most attractive air race locations in the world and a favourite of the pilots who relish taking off and landing on the grassy strip in front of the big crowd.
Austria's Hannes Arch, who struggled in the training session and was last in Qualifying on Saturday, finished a disappointing eighth after winning the last two races in Budapest and Rovinj, Croatia. Arch had a great run in the Round of 12, just beating Bonhomme. But Bonhomme was the "fastest loser" and advanced to the Round of 8. But Arch was unable to get his engine started before the Round of 8 and was forced to retire. "It's frustrating if you can't race but that's life," said Arch, who slipped to third overall with 30 points.
In the Red Bull Air Race, which is the official world championship of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), the world's top pilots hit speeds of 370 km/h while enduring forces of up to 10G as they navigate as precisely as possible through a low-level slalom track marked by 25-metre high air-filled pylons.
The Red Bull Air Race World Championship moves to its next stop in Spielberg, Austria on September 5-6.
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Tight Battle Ahead For McLeod In Ascot
Sunday, 16 August 2015 12:23
ASCOT, United Kingdom - Two mouth-watering match-ups will kick off the excitement at the Red Bull Air Race World Championship on Sunday at Ascot with championship leader Paul Bonhomme of Britain squaring off against Austria's Hannes Arch, currently ranked second overall, in the opening Round of 14 while Australia's Matt Hall, in third place, will have his work cut out for him against another top pilot -- Canada's Pete McLeod, who is in fifth place overall.
Bonhomme won Qualifying on Saturday, his third pole position this season, and Hall took second while both Arch (14th) and McLeod (13th) struggled in Qualifying. That four of the top five pilots will be racing against each other in the opening round will create all kinds of opportunities for pilots in the middle of the pack to possibly reach the Round of 8 or Final 4 for the first time this season.
The normally unflappable Bonhomme was clearly unhappy about having to face Arch in the first round but Hall and McLeod took their tough first round draw in stride. Along with the seven heat winners, there will also be one "lucky loser" with the fastest time in the Round of 14 who advances to the Round of 8. So the chances are good that one of the losers from those two showdown heats will advance to the Round of 8.
"I'm focused on my performance and flying the best as I possibly can," Hall said on Sunday, sounding confident after posting the fastest training time on Saturday and only narrowly losing to Bonhomme in Qualifying. "Pete's very good but he didn't have a great day yesterday. I expect he'll be flying at his best today so I need to be flying my best today as well. I have to fly the best line I can and be confident that my time will be fastest enough to advance to the Round of 8. These days everyone is a hard opponent. You can't afford to make any mistakes."
McLeod, who was fourth in the last race in Budapest, is confident that he can beat Hall in the race even though the Australian has been flying extremely well this year.
"I've got my work cut out for me," said McLeod. "I need to fly fast, clean and hope that Matt doesn't put down one of his fastest time. One of the losers from the Round of 14 is going to go through so the big thing is just go out there and fly a fast time and see what happens. It's exciting for the first round. There is no easy path to the final any more. Sure, there are less difficult paths to the final. Today I don't think I'm going to have one of those less-difficult paths against Matt."
Bonhomme was beaten by Germany's Matthias Dolderer in the opening round last year but was the "lucky loser" and made it all the way to the final, which he won. While three of the four pilots in these tough Round of 14 match-ups can make it to the Round of 8, only two at most will make it to the final, a fact that Bonhomme and Arch were both unhappy about.
"We all know it's going to be difficult out there," said Arch, who won the last two races in Rovinj, Croatia and Budapest. "Unfortunately, one of us won't make it to the final."
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McLeod 13th In Ascot Qualifying After Winning Pole Last Year
Saturday, 15 August 2015 21:01
ASCOT, United Kingdom – Canada's Pete McLeod was pleased with his performance in Qualifying in front of 18,000 spectators at the Red Bull Air Race in Ascot on Saturday even though he finished back in 13th place in the 14-pilot field.
Oddly enough, last year McLeod finished first in Qualifying but ended up getting knocked out in the first round to finish a disappointing 11th in a 12-pilot field. So the Canadian is hopeful he can turn the tables around once again on Sunday but this time in the right direction.
"It was a tough day at the office today," McLeod said after getting hit with a two-second penalty that left him in the bottom half of the table with a time of 1:09.996, or 4.608 seconds behind pole winner Paul Bonhomme of Britain. "But the good news is that my net times were improving rapidly every run. I'll have to bring my best to the track tomorrow for the first round as I'm up against Matt Hall, who has been very fast lately."
Hall took second in Qualifying in the world's fastest motorsport series with a time of 1:06.284. Bonhomme, the 2015 Red Bull Air Race World Championship leader, stopped the clock in a time of 1:06.023 to claim his third Qualifying victory this season after hitting speeds of up to 370 km/h from a static start on the obstacle-filled track set up on the infield of the racecourse that dates back to the early 1700s.
The only blemish for Bonhomme, the most successful pilot in Red Bull Air Race history with 17 victories in 62 races, will be that he will now have to face off against Arch in a tantalizing opening round head-to-head duel in Sunday's race, the fifth of the eight-race season. Arch, who is in second overall after winning the last two races, had an off-day, pulling out of the race track midway through his first Qualifying run and then being knocked out by engine trouble just before the start of his second Qualifying run.
Sunday's race, which will be broadcast on www.redbullairrace.com starting at 13:00UTC, will be the first held over land after the first four races took place off the shores of Abu Dhabi, Chiba (Japan), Rovinj and over the Danube River in Budapest. In the Red Bull Air Race, which is the official world championship of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), the world's top pilots endure forces of up to 10G as they navigate as precisely as possible through a low-level slalom track marked by 25-metre high air-filled pylons.
RESULTS QUALIFYING ASCOT: 1. Paul Bonhomme (GBR) 1:06.023, 2. Matt Hall (AUS) 1:06.284, 3. Martin Sonka (CZE) 1:07.172, 4. Peter Besenyei (HUN) 1:07.443, 5. Yoshihide Muroya (JPN) 1:07.864, 6. Nicolas Ivanoff (FRA) 1:08.075, 7. Kirby Chambliss (USA) 1:08.136, 8. Nigel Lamb (GBR) 1:08.220, 9. Michael Goulian (USA) 1:08.438, 10. Matthias Dolderer (GER) 1:08.439, 11. François Le Vot (FRA) 1:09.280, 12. Juan Velarde (ESP) 1:09.996, 13. Pete McLeod (CAN) 1:10.631, 14. Hannes Arch (AUT) DNF
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Archbishop Williams High School is an independent, Catholic, college preparatory, grades 7-12 school. We endeavor to educate young men and women spiritually, intellectually, ethically, and physically. Driven by the love of Christ, in the tradition of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, we integrate learning with faith. We strive to graduate socially aware, morally responsible citizens prepared to succeed and to serve their local and global communities.
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The school seal of Archbishop Williams shows the pelican, an early Christian symbol of Christ the Redeemer. Its meaning is derived from the "Physiologus" which told of the pelican drawing blood from its own breast to feed its young. To Christians this is a symbol of the Blessed Sacrament in which Christ feeds us on His own most precious Body and Blood. The words, "Caritas Christi Urget Nos," express the whole reason for our existence as Catholic Christians dedicated to the apostolate of teaching. It translates to "The love of Christ drives us on" or it is alternatively translated as "the love of Christ impels us."
The school seal and motto are the seal and motto of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. This community of sisters opened and staffed Archbishop Williams High School at the request of the late Richard Cardinal Cushing in September, 1949. Archbishop Williams High School's superior reputation as a Catholic co-educational college preparatory high school is largely due to the dedication and commitment of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
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On his return to Boston, Father Williams carried on his apostolic work at the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Cathedral, and the Church of Saint James. In 1857, he was raised to the rank of Bishop and assumed the rule of the Boston diocese. In 1885, the pallium of an archbishop was conferred on the Most Reverend John Joseph Williams and Boston was raised to the status of an archdiocese.
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Airbus last year formed a division called Urban Air Mobility that is exploring concepts such as a vehicle to transport individuals or a helicopter-style vehicle that can carry multiple riders. The aim would be for people to book the vehicle using an app, similar to car-sharing schemes.
"One hundred years ago, urban transport went underground, now we have the technological wherewithal to go above ground," Airbus CEO Tom Enders told the DLD digital tech conference in Munich, adding he hoped the Airbus could fly a demonstration vehicle for single-person transport by the end of the year. "We are in an experimentation phase, we take this development very seriously," he said, adding that Airbus recognized such technologies would have to be clean to avoid further polluting congested cities.
He said using the skies could also reduce costs for city infrastructure planners. "With flying, you don't need to pour billions into concrete bridges and roads," he said.
Enders said Airbus, as the world's largest maker of commercial helicopters, wanted to invest to make the most of new technologies such as autonomous driving and artificial intelligence, to usher in what amounts to an era of flying cars.
"If we ignore these developments, we will be pushed out of important segments of the business," he said.
A spokesman for Airbus declined to say how much the company was investing in urban mobility.
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