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The Intersection of Environmental and Social Justice
by Amy Haddon on 12/17/2013
Tags: corporate social responsibility, events
Like so many, I was deeply saddened by the passing of renowned leader Nelson Mandela. Whether or not you agree with Mandela's politics, he was a passionate figurehead for social justice; an... [more]
Happy Holidays from Renewable Choice and Mosaic Labs!
by Amy Haddon on 12/09/2013
Tags: green events
Despite the increasing threat of climate change to our planet, we think we have a lot to celebrate this holiday season…renewable growth in the U.S. is at an all-time high…more and... [more]
Renewable Energy Finance Tactic Changes the Game
by Drew Brown on 12/04/2013
Tags: renewable energy
A recent article by The Atlantic has brought attention to a finance strategy for solar power leases that could quite possibly change the game as we know it. Well-known solar company Solar City... [more]
We Are Thankful 2013
by Ian Law on 11/18/2013
Tags: corporate sustainability, renewable choice news, sustainability initiatives
As a company dedicated to the progression of the clean energy sector and the environmental sustainability that it promotes, we have much to be thankful for this year. Since last Thanksgiving,... [more]
Green Power Partnership Publishes its Top Partners Lists
by Ian Law on 11/15/2013
Tags: client news, corporate sustainability, epa
Earlier this month, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its lists for the top green power purchasers across the country. The Green Power Partnership (GPP) is a voluntary... [more]
The Little Engines That Could: How Grassroots Stopped Oil & Gas Encroachment in Colorado
by Amy Haddon on 11/13/2013
Tags: carbon emissions, carbon footprint
Last week's elections proved to be a crucial turning point for Colorado in the fight for climate change abatement. In elections across the state, voters turned out to turn... [more]
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by Holly Hallowell on 11/06/2013
Tags: renewable energy, sustainability initiatives
By Keith Patterson You've probably heard a lot about solar or wind energy, but the newest invention on the green scene is a gasification system that turns food waste into... [more]
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by Ian Law on 10/31/2013
Tags: governmental sustainability initiatives, renewable energy, sustainability initiatives
In a move to initialize a financial market dedicated to increasing private investment in the development of clean energy, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently asked the New... [more]


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oops let that one slip didnt they hehehe what is the point of the phsyx card anyway is it like running a vid card / 3d card on the old school computers?
Well, as an example, when you play some Physics supported games, when you blow up buildings, the debris doesn't disappear, it stays there forever.
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the onboard nvidia sound performes well enough i mean which would you reather have uber graphics or a 7.1 soundcard?
I use a headset, so i don't really care too much about sound. So my SB Live! 24-Bit is good for my uses.
just dont use a 3x monster video cards and you are good. somthing like quad sli and a 7600gt should be more then enough.
all this new card means is its something they will now leave off the combind graphics card, with all the power needed to run one of the regular graphics card surely the ppu could have been added to the cards themselves but rather than give the consumer an actual combined product advance they have decided to to make you pay more, it wouldnt surprise me if they decided to make it an essential for games. so an new VGA set up will cost near $800 for 1 top range vga and one ppu card
Yea a good headphones is seriously a plus if you dont have a sound card. Makes it sound extremely well. Plus XD for those who dont have sorround sound. Who rlly cares.
physics is nice, but ill be sticking to nvidias\atis software solutions where a gpu %can be assigned for physics. i wont waste money on a seperate card until its proved its worth
LOL when they release these cards they will nodoubt begin removing these features from the vga products making the ppu addons a necessity
You're gonna jam your quad-sli + physics + sound card together. Store the damn heat up and you have a water-boiling temperature in your casing
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Hellickson comes off DL to face Porcello, Tigers
After the aces Justin Verlander and David Price dueled Friday night, Saturday's matchup pits two of the American League's most promising young arms.
The 25-year-old Hellickson is 4-3 with a 3.45 ERA this year as he tries to follow up on his 2011 season in which he won the AL Rookie of the Year Award. At 23, Porcello (5-5, 4.71 ERA) is younger but owns two more years of big league experience.
It was decided Monday that Hellickson would be healthy enough to make the start. The news came following an extended bullpen session in which he threw 60 pitches at an estimated 80-90 percent.
"I probably threw a little more than was planned," he said. "I felt really good throwing everything, getting back on the mound, getting the feel out there."
The right-hander's last start came on June 14 against the Mets. It was cut short after he allowed eight runs on nine hits in 3 2/3 innings. He was placed on the 15-day DL four days later.
"My command was a little off against the Mets," Hellickson said Friday. "I was throwing strikes, they were just hitting good pitches. It was just a frustrating game all in all."
For Porcello, he'll see the Rays for the second time in 2012. He last faced them on April 10 -- his season debut -- tossing seven innings and allowing two runs on seven hits in a no-decision.
He is 1-1 with a 3.15 ERA in three career starts vs. Tampa Bay and 0-1 with a 4.91 ERA at Tropicana Field. Hideki Matsui is the only Ray with more than 10 at-bats against Porcello, and he's 4-for-16 (.250) with a double and five RBIs.
Tigers: Dirks not cleared for baseball activities
Andy Dirks' right Achilles tendinitis isn't healing as quickly as he or the Tigers would like. Tigers manager Jim Leyland said Monday the outfielder will remain in a walking boot for at least another week while receiving shockwave therapy on the injured area. He hasn't played in a game since May 30.
"He's not right. He's not ready to start any baseball activities," Leyland said. "We were hoping for that. We didn't get it."
Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder are a combined 1-for-7 (.143) in their careers vs. Hellickson. Austin Jackson, who is 3-for-9, is the only active Tigers player with a homer off the right-hander. No hitter has more than nine at-bats.
Rays: Longoria to restart his rehab
Third baseman Evan Longoria had a setback in his recovery from a partial tear in his left hamstring during his second rehab game for Triple-A Durham on June 18. The team announced Friday that he is ready to restart the process, which will include batting, fielding and running drills before playing in another game.
"We're finally moving back forward again," Longoria said. "It wasn't like I thought -- it wasn't anything major. ... I've already missed enough time as it is, and I don't want my season to be over at this point by doing something stupid."
The Rays also got good news on Sam Fuld, who has been on the 60-day DL since April 2 following wrist surgery. The initial prognosis was that he'd be unavailable until at least August. Now, after taking 35 swings and feeling fine afterward, the team is talking about sending him on a rehab assignment next week.
Carlos Pena is the only current player on the roster with a home run off Porcello. He is 2-for-8 (.250) with the homer and three RBIs.
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Two more young pitchers duel Sunday in the four-game series finale. Tigers left-hander Drew Smyly (2-3, 4.48 ERA) takes the mound against the Rays' Alex Cobb (3-4, 4.73 ERA). Smyly recently turned 23 and is in his first season as a Major Leaguer, while Cobb is 24.


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Experience the warmth of open fires and country style hospitality at The Station House, Daylesford. Set on three acres is the circa 1853 homestead built by an American during the gold rush.The Manor Guesthouse was constructed in 1995 to compliment the 1850's homestead. These two colonial style homes nestle tranquilly together on a pretty rural and residential property, close to the centre of town. The old Homestead features four bedrooms and two with open fires. The two bathrooms have claw foot baths, lounge and open fire, a conservatory is the breakfast area. Each room has been decorated to reflect the property heritage. Two bedrooms convert to twin share. The eight ensuite bedroom manor has been eclectically decorated to reflect the 160 years of multicultural heritage. The elegant lounge has two grand open fires to relax in front of together with a foyer with a picturesque outlook over a pond to the countryside. The new Manor consists of two large bedrooms, four medium double or twin bedrooms and two small single bedrooms. Other features are the all around veranda, barbecue, large grounds with gardens, free off-street parking, meeting area. Close by is the Sunday markets which are just across the road. Restaurants are within short walking distance, a few minutes drive to Hepburn Springs spa baths as well as other interesting activities in the area. The Guesthouse can be used for many things such as small conferences, group gatherings and small weddings.The 'hours of stay' can be extended at $5 per room per half hour. Good value pricing and minimum two nights for groups on weekends. Couples and singles can book within two months of arrival date. If you want to hire the manor or homestead for a group please contact Station House Daylesford.
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StandardSingle occupancy $120, additional adults extra $15. Cooked and continental breakfasts is available at $22 per person.
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PremierRoom price for two people Goods and Services Tax included. Cooked with continental breakfast is available at $22 per person.
Cancellation fees apply. A minimum 50 per cent holding deposit is required and no refund after 24 hours. Reservations are subject to website terms and conditions. Group bookings are subject to full payment of the total booking.
From Melbourne travel either via the Calder Highway or the Western Highway to Daylesford. The Station Guest House is located opposite the Daylesford Railway Station and Sunday market.
Manager lives on site midweek and can be available until late if necessary at any other time.
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Historic Guesthouse Location in Old Gold Mining Town and Mineral ReserveThe Station House Daylesford was a former guesthouse named the Laurels back in the days of horse drawn coaches. Later passengers arrived by the train and now by car. The owner back then was the first to start bottling mineral water for sale and was appointed the 'Borough' water forman. Also he was a mine manager engineer at a close by mine 'Concordia' at Kidds Gully. Other local land mark structures were also built by the first occupier of this site. The township was called Wombat back then, but now known as Daylesford. The land was a former sheep run until gold was found where the Daylesford Lake is now located. The licence holder of the sheep run was overrun by miners during the gold rush and so instigated a subdivison of his land lease rights that allowed businesses pop up in support of mining. The sheep run was a former aboriginal protecterate. That area was later defined as land north of Mt Franklin and East of Jim Crow Creek also named after an aboriginal character of the time. The Laurels guesthouse finished circa 1926 and later became a ice-works for a while and the local milk dairy owners worked dairy trucks from this land. Then in 1994 the homestead reverted back to a guesthouse. The original builder of the house was an American from Vermont north of N.Y. (known for the Autum trees) and located on the boarder of Canada. This property played its part in the early years of developement of Victoria and locally, by providing some confort to travelers. Not only in accommodation, but use the outside doubled seated dunny which still exists for historical purpose only (of course the toilets are inside now). Many changes have been made but the history has been retained.
Tourist Railway Opposite the Station House DaylesfordEvery Sunday the Daylesford Central Highlands railway opposite provides train trips as well as a Sunday market. A train can be hired for special events such as weddings, wine tasting, group party food and beverages etc. This can also extend to or from gatherings at the Station House Daylesford.
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This is a group for anyone interested in learning/exploring a beautiful Argentine Tango dance, culture and delicious cuisines with us here in Chicago and around the world. Please check the Tango In Chicago Meetup calendar often and RSVP to the posted Meetups that interest you and best fit your schedule, budget and comfort level. If you have questions, suggestions for future Meetups or would like to find out more about different Argentine Tango activities (where you can dance, watch shows, eat …
The objective of this meetup group is to get together to spend unforgettable moments dancing, listening to, and enjoying tango. Members do not need to dance tango. Loving Argentine tango is enough to join our reunions.
Meetup details are available only to members.
This group is a part of the project "DANCE with ME" founded by Ivo M. with main goal to help the beginners dancing in no time and spend there time enjoying dancing instead of taking frustrating lessons forever at "professional" dance studios. The group organizes dance nights with the the main styles like Swing, Latin, Tango and Club 80s. Every night begins with a lesson for beginners. Every dancer is expected to respect the "Dance Floor Etiquette" so every dancer be a Happy Dancer. :) For thos …
A dance resource for anyone interested in Ballroom, East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Salsa and Argentine Tango. We get together to dance, socialize, to learn and to make new friends and share good times with old ones.
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Since 1993, DanceMates Members enroll, meet new people, socialize, exercise and enjoy the experience of learning to dance in solo and/or with partner with the best Social Dance Instructors in the City of Chicago and suburbs. We cover Salsa, Belly Dancing, Popular Party Line Dancing, Bachata, Merengue, Cumbia, Cha Cha Cha, Hip Hop, Polka, Samba, 2-Step, Swing (East-Coast & Jitterbug styles), American-Style Waltz/Tango/Foxtrot/Rumba, and few Ethnic or Cultural dances. Dance schedule and registrati …
This group will promote ballroom dancing and great dance venues. The site will also include Latin (including Salsa), Argentine Tango, and Swing. The Chicagoland area has a lot of great dancers but few really good places for dancing. This group will also provide a forum for dancers of all levels, beginner through professional, to connect and learn about great places to show off their talents and dance or practice.
The Chicago Dance Meetup Group is for those who love to dance. Sponsored by Chicago Dance and organized by its students, we hope to organize opportunities to put what we've learned into practice. You don't have to be a student at Chicago Dance to join, just love to dance, Swing, Salsa, Ballroom, etc.
Meet with local dancers of all shapes, sizes, spots and stripes to discuss and practice social dance. Chicago has an incredible number of great places to go dance, so let's get together and have a great time dancing. Whether you just want to learn how to dance social dances like Salsa, Swing, Tango or Samba! , or just want to move those hips and gyrate in your own, sexy way, this Meetup is for you. Do you find yourself sometimes stuck at home bored or alone when you would rather be out doing s …
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Powerful, beautiful, successful and feminine! Do you think of yourself as a Professional Lipstick Lesbian and wonder where all the other Chicago lipstick lesbians are? Well we hope to meet and congregate here with this group. The first and foremost aim of this group is to have fun! Do you enjoy mani's and pedi's, current fashion trends, local trendy restaurants, make up, heels, fine wine, live music, an occasional night out dancing? We are a very small, selective group of attractive, 25 - 50, fe …
Meet people 25+ who like to dance socially. All skill levels welcome. Singles and couples welcome. Field trips to dance studios and events in Chicagoland will be planned.
The best way to learn and enjoy Salsa and other types of Latin dancing is in a group. This Meetup group is designed to bring together a friendly and encouraging group that wishes to learn Salsa, improve their Salsa dancing or to meet with other Salsa dancers for regularly scheduled events. Everyone is welcomed to join this group to find practice partners and other companions for fantastic evenings of Salsa dancing!
Ballroom United provides a social ballroom atmosphere for all levels of dance. A perfect avenue for meeting up with peers and trying new moves to an energized background of charm and high spirits. Whether you're a pro or just curious about ballroom dancing, Ballroom United events are for people all over Chicagoland interested in social dancing.
This is a group for anyone interested in Social and/or Ballroom Dancing at all skill levels. All dancers are welcome to join. I started this group to network and have fun with anyone interested to dance, learn how to, or improve their skill level, and at the same time become physically fit. My wife and I are serious social dancers and have been dancing for many years. We look forward to meet with all of you who love to dance or would like to get started. We dance Cha Cha, Rumba, Bolero, Swing, W …
This group is for anyone who is interested in Ballroom Dancing. We get together and hold weekly practices as a group and as individuals. We also schedule weekend events to enjoy the social aspect of ballroom dancing.
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I-91 bridge project featured in 'trail talks'
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You'd think that in the 21st Century, we could do things better than we did in the 1930's.
Sabra Field gives talk at BMAC
Perhaps no artist is more closely identified with Vermont's pastoral landscape than Sabra Field, whose spare, elegant prints depict the Green Mountain State in all its seasonal splendor.
Kunin rallies support for Emerge Vermont
A few months ago former Gov. Madeleine Kunin was invited to speak at events in San Francisco and Cambridge, Mass., hosted by Emerge America, a national political action group that trains women Democrats to help prepare them to run for local, state and national political offices.
Volunteers pitch in to help Christmas Stocking
Some volunteers are long-time members of the committee that organizes it, while others may unload boxes and unpack the winter clothing that will put a smile on the faces of the local children the Stocking serves.
Pedestrian struck, killed in Brattleboro in hit-and-run
The Brattleboro Police Department were called to the scene at 7:06 p.m. Friday for a report of a pedestrian who was struck on Union Hill.
Windham Solid Waste to raise town charges almost 10%
Windham Solid Waste Management District, which represents 19 area towns, is proposing a 9.1 percent increase in the assessments those towns pay annually to the district.
Racine to panel: Reconsider medication vote
The Secretary of Human Services wants a legislative committee to change its ruling on a proposal by the Shumlin administration that would allow more hospital staff members to order emergency involuntary medication to patients under the custody of the Commissioner of Mental Health.
MomentumTO Their Eternal Shame
Despite Sen. John McCain's belief to the contrary, the situation in Iraq has become increasingly twisted and convoluted.
Vermont woman expected to plead in embezzlement
Federal court document say Michelle Rutledge served as the office manager and bookkeeper for Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury for 13 years, until June.
Vermont Maple Syrup Farm Launching Park Slope Retail Shop
The maple syrup farm Black Bear Sugarworks is opening its first retail location at 374 Fifth Ave. between Fifth and Sixth streets this Saturday.
New labels on the way for Vt. maple syrup
But beginning next year, those grading rules will change. Producers will begin labeling Vermont syrup by description, a system The Vermont Department of Agriculture says will allow Vermont to compete in the global market.
Welfare check turns dangerous in Brattleboro
While on the scene, police say the woman grabbed a large kitchen knife and threatened to kill herself.
Officials say the fire broke out Thursday afternoon on Ladd Road just before 4 p.m. By the time fire crews arrived on the scene the home was completely engulfed in flames and the roof had collapsed.
The WilliesTHE Commies are Coming
"Are Artists Special?" was the title of an amusing and insightful talk that the painter Wolf Kahn gave at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center on Saturday.
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The recent news in Tulsa, Oklahoma, brings to light an issue that is rare, but nonetheless important -- cross infection in the dental office, or the transfer of infection from one patient to another in a health care environment.
The unfortunate reality is that you, as the consumer, have very little chance of knowing what's going on -- it's a huge trust relationship. Cross contamination is literally invisible because it's caused by microbes invisible to the human eye, so only the professionals can guarantee that it doesn't happen.
That doesn't mean it's out of your control. Use this checklist to find out how seriously your dentist takes the issue of infection control procedures.
1. Watch the gloves
You would never use a cutting board used for raw chicken to chop up some broccoli unless you washed it first -- and preventing cross infection in the dental office is no different.
Ask yourself:
-- How does my dentist put on gloves? Gloves put on by your dentist should come out of the glove dispenser, not off an unsterilized countertop.
-- What does my dentist touch with the gloves? Your dentist should only touch the sterile instruments or your mouth -- if anything else gets touched or if the dentist leaves the room, it's time for a new pair of gloves.
-- How many soap containers do I see in the office? Soap containers should be visible and everywhere and dentist and staff should be making use of them in front of you, in addition to using gloves.
Ask your dentist:
-- Do you change your gloves for every patient? Gloves should absolutely be changed in between patients.
2. Check out the office
A clean, uncluttered office can be an indication of how serious your dentist is about sterilization. If the office is cluttered, it's harder to clean.
Ask yourself:
-- How clean is the office? Is it tidy and uncluttered? If there's lots of junk on the countertops, that can make for surfaces that aren't easily sterilized.
-- Are there carpets? Carpets can't be sterilized, but hospital-grade linoleum floors can. These can all be indications of how serious a dentist is about cleanliness.
-- Are there special containers for disposal of needles and sharp items? If you can't see them, ask where they're kept. Devices have to either be sterilized or thrown away. A dentist should be using these containers to dispose of used devices and using new ones on the next patient.
Ask your dentist:
-- Are operatory rooms (the room where the dental chair is) cleaned between patients? The staff should be disinfecting the surfaces in the operatory between every patient.
-- Where do you disinfect instruments? There should be a single room or space in the dental office that is completely dedicated to the disinfection of instruments. Ask your dentist to tell you about this space and what the procedures are.
-- How do you sterilize your instruments? Instruments should be sterilized in between each patient, including the dental drill.
-- How do you know that the sterilizer is working properly? This brings me to my next point.
3. Ask for autoclave validation
In my office, this is a form that we keep on our bulletin board. It's a certificate from a third party company that sends the dentist a package full of envelopes of bacteria that are difficult to kill.
The dentist or staff will put these bacteria into the sterilization machine -- or autoclave, in dental terms -- weekly or monthly, put the package into the mail, and the company analyzes the package and sends a report to the dentist on how well the sterilization machine is functioning. Another word for this is biological monitoring.


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-- escorted back in session on the docket today forget your wallet while dining out you could get thrown in jail.
It just happened at some -- -- no less.
The manager at a posh New York City steak house calling police.
After an Italian tourists who -- there all the time apparently when he's in New York.
Realize that he did not have -- wallet when the check came and he could not pay the 208 dollars he owed.
He offered to leave his -- -- as collateral.
-- he group went to return with the cash but they said no and they called the police.
He was arrested.
On theft of services charges.
And forced to spend the second -- of his vacation.
Behind bars and the third pick two -- told -- now John -- -- -- former prosecutor now defense attorney mark I'd large saying pedigree.
Haven't had is the nightmare haven't had his nightmare for whatever reason you get there you millionaire it.
I forget it I can't -- and then my -- is a mess which adding my sister will attest it.
But you never think you think.
I'll say here's my name here's my Social Security numbers all the stuff and I'll be right back with a payment which is basically tried to do don't.
And yet -- right golden biggest -- -- -- did you help.
An extraordinary miscarriage of justice -- whatever happened to simply washing dishes you know.
The good old days why -- you know they stripped the other foot -- -- -- Brides but here's the deal -- 65 point 15 is the statute it requires intent.
It requires intent to defraud he did not want to avoid payment.
He wanted to pay.
And the reason why there's the intent requirement is good stuff.
If pickpocket hitters in New York there's fraud -- to use your credit card without your permission and it puts a freeze on it.
Or there's wives who pay Kellan our baby sitter and doesn't even leave a note after she takes all the money in my wallet it could happen.
-- -- -- here in New York you're New Yorkers you know one of the famous crimes infamous crimes as they can tell you ladies you never put your purse on the back of your chair right you can in most normal places in America.
Because that's the thieves just -- advice was yet to put on your knees underneath the table which is so uncomfortable and really awkward to address.
But in any event because they -- oppressive heat mark raises a good point things -- -- illusion while you lose your purse.
I've never heard of somebody being taken did you -- for this for something like this -- I'm gonna lose this argument but let me start he had.
They'll call are looking for -- -- -- I'll gladly pay you Tuesday aren't hamburger today.
Doesn't why when Doug -- cost 200 at eight.
And that's it this happened -- -- and -- -- anyplace ten times a week ten times a month.
This could add up.
This -- never going to forget his wallet again.
And I think that there's not that restaurants not in the business of doing background checks that I could spell -- iPhone up with some little old lady before he got where it explain what that is tonight -- -- but yet on exactly I'll -- I'm -- so anyway so it is pigeons -- but had.
Don't help my argument.
I'm gonna I'm gonna be my iPhone as collateral and don't run to my friend's apartment get my wallet and come back and the rest -- obviously who who would that argument understand why we don't know it's it's -- on how valuable it.
Supplement -- mind that I got making Kelly's phone number.
They can tell you own an immigrant so who cares about his cellphone.
Yeah -- at least 200 dollars though is -- market now exactly he said you can send a bus -- with me if you think I'm not gonna return.
Send a -- with me to my apartment and I hotel I'll get it and we can come back and they said.
Look we're not that we're not in the business of you know.
Doing that so now.
Yep -- horrible from a PR standpoint many people say they're never gonna go to the restaurant but also.
-- the police I know they're not in the business of being escorts but think how much time energy and money.
We're gonna spend now to process and in jail for several days.
For him then to fight this in the legal system that ultimately gets dismissed all the hundreds of dollars are thousands I don't know that they're gonna waste.
All they had to do is be -- It already did that -- -- dismiss it the next morning I'll assume you get into -- -- they dismissed of course because that you know somebody used reason.
But I'll I'll ask you this I don't all of this is a nightmare for Smith influenced -- John because.
Now they've had.
Their name Smith and we'll let you said that repeatedly.
On this broadcast which is you know no such thing is in a bad PR way and it now boy people really know they better bring their money if they wanna -- there.
Yet they and they and they better and that's the message that's been -- -- this high end restaurant.
And you know obviously people aren't accustomed to dining -- dashing and high end restaurants and you know and they sent a message to this.
I love country get a lot of parent -- Contra where they sit in the dining in -- -- business is huge right now mark huge I guess given the economy.
And I will concede that that it's an issue and they have to do look out for those types of folks.
Actually that's not to have -- and when you -- charged.
Fifty dollars on average for a piece of me.
Thirteen 51 side of Mac and cheese fourteen dollars for asparagus -- -- that add up.
And some people make ball short a few bucks basically stripped of the liberty and taught a lesson.
I don't think.
I think he should it you know each and offered you'd like dancing GA thank you could -- QA if they didn't want it -- watching you know like that at that stated that this.
Resonating on the -- -- this thing I'm not saying that well I -- let me follow -- Yeah it's like I think you by the -- -- did.
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Ever since the opening of the Collezione Maramotti, its permanent collection has been flanked by a systematic program of exhibitions and commissioned projects in the areas of the building which specifically function as venues for temporary events. The Collection looks ahead toward the future of art and sees it to be thoroughly continuous and consistent with the attention the Collection has always shown to the evolution of new artistic languages, especially in the area of painting and the critical investigation into the nature of the work of art.
2 December 2013: Laure Prouvost wins the Turner Prize 2013
Winner artist of the fourth edition of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women has been awarded the prestigious Turner Prize for her video installation Wantee, tribute to a fictional grandfather inspired by Kurt Schwitters.
The jury, chaired by the Director of Tate Britain, Penelope Curtis, said that Prouvost's work was 'unexpectedly moving' and praised its 'complex and courageous combination of images and objects in a deeply atmospheric environment.'
More information about the Turner Prize: tate.org.uk
More information about Farfromwords, Prouvost's project presented at the Collection this year: collezionemaramotti.org
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Mark Manders' project for the Collezione Maramotti is developing.
The artist, who represented the Netherlands at the Venice Biennale 2013, will present his work in the Pattern Room in the first months of 2014.


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Washington, DC Thursday, January 24, 2013
Pres. Obama announced this afternoon that he will nominate Attorney Mary Jo White to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission. She will replace Mary Schapiro who recently stepped down from that position. The President also formally nominated Richard Cordray to head up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Cordray is currently running the CFPB as a recess appointment. That appointment runs out later this year.
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Career & Internship Expo posted on Wednesday, April 4, 2012 - 6:50am Current students and alumni will have the opportunity to meet and network with potential employers at the University of Memphis on Wednesday, April 4th. The Career Services Office and Academic... read more... |
Off-Leash areas around Shelby County posted on Friday, March 30, 2012 - 7:03am Now that the weather is warmer, local pet lovers want somewhere to run around with their pups. If you don't want to stay in your own backyard, go to one of the off-leash dog parks in the area.There... read more... |
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While Vodafone Rally de Portugal's heart remains in Algarve, its home since 2007, this year's event will include an all-new superspecial stage in the of the country's capital, Lisbon.
It has resulted in a rejig of the itinerary with the pre-event shakedown moving forward to Wednesday and Thursday devoted to the street stage and the various supporting promotional activities.
On their return to Algarve following a 600-kilometre round trip, the crews will tackle three days of competition on the medium-fast gravel roads in the Algarve and Alentejo regions.
Portugal's stages, which include a mixture of open roads and technical and narrow sections, are characterised by their abrasive surface. This puts the onus on tyre wear although the earlier March date (Vodafone Rally de Portugal ran in late May in 2010) means this might not be as apparent as in recent years when tyre wear rates were reported as being 40 per cent higher than on other gravel rallies.
Although the Algarve Stadium in out-of-town Faro continues to host the event, the superspecial stage, which ran within the stadium confines on a purpose-built course, won't be repeated. Instead, those resources have been channelled into the new three-kilometre street stage in Lisbon's Praca do Imperio, which crews will recce in electronic cars prior to the stage going live on Thursday afternoon.
Vodafone Rally de Portugal hosts the opening event for the new WRC Academy initiative for young drivers in identical Ford Fiesta R2s.
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Right now I am lovin' the PVC and Lucite trend and while we know there was a time when clear high heel shoes got a bad rap (aka:stripper shoes…no judgment of course!) they were front and center on the runway for spring and when it comes to Lucite and PVC accessories, well…they have always been a classic! Here is a wonderful mix of the see through variety! Hope it inspires you!
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Shoes: Oscar de la Renta: Net a porter
PVC Plate Necklace: H&M
DIY Clutch: I added fun charms to the Ricky's clear makeup bag: Ricky's NYC
Sunglasses: Ricky's NYC
Swiss Flex glasses: Bella Vista Optics
Bracelet Alexis Bittar, Spring 2011- similar style here
Lucite Ring and Purse charms: Purchased in Mykonos


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