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With plummeting temperatures, snowstorms, and brisk winds, winter is officially here. Winter can wreak havoc on skin leaving it parched, red, and flaky. The cold, dry winter weather makes it more important than ever to use the correct moisturizer for your skin type. With all the moisturizers on the market, it's difficult to know which is right for your skin this winter. Ahead, I breakdown what you should be looking for based on your skin type, both for day and night, to ensure you have glowing, radiant skin all winter long. Buh-bye, winter dehydration!
Oily Skin
First things first, those with oily skin must use a moisturizer — no matter what. Oily skin still needs water just not oil. Dehydration can make skin oilier (which leads to breakouts!) by causing skin to produce more oil to compensate. In the winter, look for something lightweight that won't leave a greasy residue, perhaps one that is oil-free and formulated for oily skin types. For the daytime, look for a moisturizer with sunscreen (yes, you still get damaging rays even in the winter!) and apply it to the face and neck. I recommend a moisturizer with zinc oxide, a broad-spectrum sunscreen ingredient that works well for oily skin.
At night, use a moisturizer that will repair and rejuvenate the skin. Look for products with sodium hyaluronate, hyaluronic acid, sodium PCA, aloe barbadensis gel, and ascorbyl methylsilaonol pectinate (vitamin C), as these will all deliver lightweight hydration to thirsty skin cells. Avoid any moisturizer with SD alcohol 40 or denatured alcohol. Though not very common, these can be found in some oily skin moisturizers, and are very dehydrating. Additionally, mineral oil, petrolatum, isopropyl myristate, and isopropyl palmitate may encourage clogged pores and congestion, so avoid those ingredients as well. Bottom line: Make sure that it doesn't leave a greasy residue and that it does contain a sunscreen for use in the daytime.
Dry Skin
Those with dry skin should look for a moisturizer with barrier repair and lipid-rich oils. The skin has a moisture barrier made of natural lipids that retain moisture in the skin and keep irritants out. When this barrier is damaged (which is common in dry skin types with minimal oil production), it creates tiny, invisible cracks in the skin that allow moisture to escape, causing dry, flaky skin. For daytime use, look for a moisturizing cream with high-performance emollients and broad-spectrum sunscreen. Key ingredients to look for include sunflower seed oil for barrier repair and caprylic/capric triglyceride, an emollient to smooth and soften dry skin. At night, your skin is in repair mode fighting hard to rejuvenate the skin after the day's wear and tear. When choosing a moisturizer for dry skin, choose a formula with one or more of ingredients like borage oil, carrot oil, cranberry oil, ceramides, squalene, shea butter, sunflower oil, and jojoba oil. It's not just about making the skin "feel" moist, but actually repairing the skin so it is truly moist with long-term hydration. The result is a youthful, radiant glow.
Combination skin types will want to use a moisturizer that is oil-free since the T-zone produces oil. However, ingredients that also hold water-based moisture deep within the skin are important to leave it feeling balanced and comfortable. Combination skin types need a daytime moisturizer that protects from the damaging rays of the sun and gives water-based hydration, but that won't feel heavy or greasy. Look for products with micronized zinc oxide — a broad-spectrum sunscreen ingredient that works especially well for combination skin types due to the thin, sheer feel it can leave on the skin. Look for a nighttime moisturizer with sucrose polysoyate, tocopherol acetate, or panthothenic acid, which brings hydration to keep cells healthy and moist, or glycosaminoglycans, which increases hydration deep within the skin.
Sensitive Skin
The wintertime is especially hard on sensitive skin. Sensitive skin types are prone to having a damaged moisture barrier, which can create tiny, invisible cracks in the skin that allow moisture to escape and irritants to enter more easily. This is why sensitive skin can be itchy, red, and inflamed in the winter. Calming, gentle ingredients and lipid-rich, barrier-repairing oils are beneficial to reduce redness, calm inflammation, and reduce symptoms of sensitivity. Sensitive skin responds favorably to zinc oxide, the gentlest UVA-protecting sunscreen available, so be sure to find a daytime moisturizer with this ingredient. Soothing ingredients such as white or green tea leaf extracts also provide anti-redness benefits. At night, when skin is in repair mode, look for a product with sunflower oil to correct and repair the skin's lipid moisture barrier, and phospholipids: fatty acids that replenish the skin's intercellular matrix to keep sensitive skin looking fresh. I also love sea whip extract, which is a soothing and anti-inflammatory ingredient. It's very important for people with sensitive skin to avoid synthetic fragrances.
This winter moisturizer guide should make it easy to find a product that's right for you. Just remember that all skin types are not created equal, so be sure to use a moisturizer that is compatible with your skin type. Also, always listen to your skin. Your skin will let you know when a product is the right fit, or not, so if something is making your skin irritated, dry, excessively greasy or tight, this means that you'll want to seek out another option.
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The following list of optional excursions are examples only for this vacation. These optional excursions might or might not be available. Whether it's a special dinner, a local show or a special behind-the-scenes glimpse into an historical site, optional excursions are a wonderful way to enrich your vacation even further. Plus, they give you flexibility. We include the must-see sites and experiences, and we also understand that people take interest in different activities and may want to craft a more personal vacation by hand-picking optional excursions that appeal to them.
Availability is subject to sufficient participation, weather conditions, seasonal suitability, days of operation, group interests, and general feasibility for your vacation. The approximate value listed gives you a good, general idea of what you can expect to pay but may vary once you are on your vacation. Some information provided might be in a foreign currency; you can use our online currency converter for exchange rate information.
A Taste of London A unique chance to combine a traditional London pub experience with a relaxed, night-time river cruise, viewing some of the capital's most beautiful illuminated sights. Enjoy a three-course dinner with several local menu choices, including fish and chips and steak and ale pie at an historic London pub in the City of London. Following dinner you will enjoy scenic views from the comfort of your private cruiser, The Silver Bonito, owned by EDF Energy London Eye. Highlights include Tower Bridge, St. Paul's and the Houses of Parliament, with commentary from your guide as you cruise along the River Thames. Private coach pick-up from the first hotel is at about 5:45pm, pick-up from the last hotel at about 6:30pm and you can expect to arrive at the pub at about 7:00-7:15pm. The private cruise departs around 8:30- 8:45pm. This excursion is offered Tuesdays only March 26-April 30, then daily through October 1; additional restrictions may apply. Approximate value: £61 GBP per person
Afternoon Excursion to Windsor Castle Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. One of the official residences of Queen Elizabeth II the castle is still used regularly for ceremonial and state occasions. Visit the magnificent State Apartments furnished with priceless works of art by Holbein, Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Dyck. See wonderful St.George's Chapel the burial place of ten monarchs including Henry VIII and Charles I. This excursion is not recommended for guests with mobility problems or wheelchair users. Private coach pick-up from the first hotel is at about 12:15pm and at about 1:00pm at the last hotel so you can expect to be at the venue for about 2:00pm. This excursion is offered Tuesdays only from March 26-April 30 then even numbered days through October 1; additional restrictions may apply. Approximate value: £40 GBP per person
Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews Buckingham Palace serves as both the office and London residence of Her Majesty The Queen. During August and September when the Queen makes her annual visit to Scotland, the Palace's state rooms are open to visitors. These are the heart of the Palace, lavishly furnished with some of the greatest treasures from the Royal Collection which are used for ceremonial occasions and official entertaining. Before entry to the Palace you will visit the Royal Mews, one of the finest working stables still in existence. See the State vehicles, both horse-drawn carriages and cars, used for coronations, royal weddings and State Visits, including the magnificent Gold State Coach which has been used for every coronation since 1821 and was last used for The Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002. Some walking involved. Wheelchair access is strictly limited and needs to be advised in advance. Private coach pick-up from the first hotel is at about 12:30pm, pick-up from the last hotel at about 1:15pm and you can expect to arrive at the venue at about 1:45pm. This excursion is offered in August and September only; additional restrictions may apply. Approximate value: £51 GBP per person
Morning City Sightseeing Morning Sightseeing with a Local Guide includes all the famous landmarks: the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben beside the River Thames, Westminster Abbey, Whitehall's mounted horseguards and the Prime Minister's Downing Street, Piccadilly Circus, and Buckingham Palace. Highlights are a visit to St. Paul's Cathedral and the ceremonial pageantry of the Changing of the Guard, if held. This excursion is not available on Sundays. Approximate value: £30 GBP per person
Shownight - Billy Elliot (Monday Only) This fully escorted, door-to-door evening excursion includes a gourmet dinner at a first class restaurant. Choose from a tasty 2 course, 3 choice menu with wine and coffee. Dinner is followed by best seats to see the original London staging of the inspirational musical Billy Elliot. One of the most celebrated, award-winning musicals on stage today, Billy Elliot has been dazzling London's West End since 2005, and has gone on to captivate audiences around the world. With unforgettable music by Elton John, sensational dance and a powerful storyline, this astonishing theatrical experience will stay with you forever. Please be advised that the show contains some offensive language and scenes of a violent nature. Approximate value: £99 GBP per person
Shownight - Jersey Boys (Friday, Saturday) This fully escorted, door-to-door evening excursion includes a gourmet dinner at a first class restaurant. Choose from a tasty 3 course, 3 choice menu with wine and coffee. Dinner is followed by best seats to see the London staging of Jersey Boys. Discover the story of a group of working class boys from the wrong side of the tracks who became one of the greatest successes in pop music history - Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Using their legendary music, the thrilling early years of rock 'n' roll are brought to life in this outstanding new musical at the Prince Edward Theatre! Please be advised that the show contains some offensive language. Approximate value: £140 GBP per person
Shownight - Wicked (Monday Only) This fully escorted, door-to-door evening excursion includes a gourmet dinner at a first class restaurant. Choose from a tasty 2 course, 3 choice menu with wine and coffee. Dinner is followed by best seats to see the sensational musical Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre. "Wicked tells the incredible untold story of the witches of Oz and has been casting its spell over audiences across the world for a decade, winning over 80 international awards. Packed with thrilling technical wizardry, dazzling costumes and a brilliantly witty story, you'll be left spellbound by the powerful score, from multi GRAMMY and Academy Award winner Stephen Schwartz, that features the show-stopping Defying Gravity." Approximate value: £99 GBP per person
Tower of London and Crown Jewels The Tower of London is one of the most famous historic buildings in the world. Built by William the Conqueror in 1066-1067, it has been guarded by Yeoman Warders (popularly known as the Beefeaters) since the 14th century. It has been a fortress, a royal palace, a prison, a place of execution, and an armory. It is most famously known as the home to the priceless Crown Jewels, including the solid gold crown used at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, the Imperial State Crown and Sovereigns Sceptre, the incredible Cullinan diamonds, and the Koh-i-Noor. This excursion is not suitable for guests with mobility problems or wheelchair users due to cobbles and stone steps. Private coach pick-up from the first hotel is at about 12:45pm, pick-up from the last hotel at about 1:30pm and you can expect to arrive at the venue at about 2:00pm. This excursion is available May-September; additional restrictions may apply. Approximate value: £40 GBP per person
Royal Yacht Britannia Excursion & Dinner A unique optional experience: board the former Royal Yacht Britannia, once the perfect royal residence for the Queen's glittering state visits and family holidays. Tour five decks and see how the Royal Family and crew of 240 lived and worked on board. Dinner with wine and coffee at a local restaurant rounds off the evening. No electric scooters/wheel chairs. Approximate value: £54 GBP per person
Scottish Evening with Bagpipers and the Ceremony of the Haggis Your evening commences in style with a piper welcoming you in traditional Scottish style. Savor a delicious four-course Scottish banquet with wine, then let your host lead you through an evening of music, song and dance culminating in the traditional Ceremony of the Haggis and the joint singing of 'Auld Lang Syne' written by Robert Burns. Approximate value: £60 GBP per person
Loch Ness Experience and Supper The Loch Ness Exhibition is one of Scotland's most popular visitor attractions giving a deeper understanding of the special things about Loch Ness that you cannot see by looking at it. While keeping the mystery of the monster center stage, the story is told from the ice age to the present day through seven themed chambers. Following the visit, board your motorboat and sail past the ruins of Urquhart Castle for a cruise on Loch Ness to try to catch a glimpse of "Nessie". Conclude your evening with supper overlooking the loch. No wheel chair access Approximate value: £49 GBP per person
Belfast City Tour This fascinating in-depth tour of Belfast will take you past all the city's attractions including the City Hall, the Albert Memorial Clock Tower, Queens University and the Parliament Buildings at Stormont. You will also see some of the famous murals, which depict the region's past and present political and religious divisions. Approximate value: £19 GBP per person
Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet An unforgettable evening of entertainment at Bunratty Castle, once the home of the Earls of Thomond. Starting with a mead reception in the Great Hall of the castle you will then be led into the Main Guard for a four course feast with wine. The Ladies of the Castle aided and abetted by the Earl's Butler will lead the exciting entertainment, which is provided by the world renowned Bunratty Castle Entertainers and accompanied by harp and violin. **Please Note: This excursion to Bunratty will depart from either Limerick or Ennis based on your vacation itinerary. No wheel chair access Approximate value: £65 GBP per person
Jaunting Car Ride through the National Park When visiting Killarney, a jaunting car ride should not be missed! Your "jarvey" will pick you up at the hotel and take you along Killarney National Park, Deer Park and onto Ross Castle on the shores of Lough Lein. There is time to take photographs of the restored 15th century castle in picture perfect setting, before taking a different route back to your hotel. All along the way, the driver will regale you with stories, anecdotes and local gossip. No wheel chairs possible. Approximate value: £11 GBP per person
Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre Performance Enjoy a delicious pre-theater dinner with wine, then let the Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre group enthrall you with their outstanding performance. The company was founded in 1974 to bring the country's rich cultural heritage to modern audiences. The performances are delivered in a mixture of traditional Irish dancing, song, live music and mime, but no dialogue, all of which fuse to create a memorable and emotional experience. Approximate value: £65 GBP per person
Pub Evening Discover Irish pub culture on this pre-dinner excursion. A scenic drive will take you to a traditional inn where live music is played. Join the locals in a bit of 'craic' while you enjoy two drinks of your choice and listen to some typical Irish music and songs. Approximate value: £28 GBP per person
Guinness Storehouse Visit & Supper Located in the heart of the St James's Gate Brewery, the Guinness Storehouse, a former fermentation plant, has been remodeled into the shape of a giant pint of Guinness. This visit will teach you everything about the world famous beer: from how Guinness is made, to the ancient craft of Guinness barrel making in the cooperage. The highlight is the 7th floor Gravity Bar, where you will sample a pint of "the black stuff" and enjoy the breathtaking three hundred and sixty degree views across Dublin City. Round the evening off with an excellent buffet dinner with wine. Approximate value: £58 GBP per person
Traditional Irish Cabaret Evening The enchanting evening starts with a four-course dinner with wine and a traditional Irish coffee. Then enjoy an evening of quality entertainment, celebrating the best of everything Irish in comedy, music, song & dance from Ireland's leading entertainers. Enjoy a lively blend of traditional Irish dance, ballads and tunes. The dancers thrill audiences as they twirl and tap with exuberance to the musical accompaniment of the accordion, uileann pipes, guitar and piano. A fun and unforgettable evening. Approximate value: £69 GBP per person
Llangollen Canal Barge Ride Board your barge at Froncysylle, then enjoy unforgettable views as you sail over the spectacular Pontcysyllte Aqueduct which carries the Llangollen canal 126 feet above the valley of the River Dee. The aqueduct is a masterpiece of engineering and is 1007 feet long, 11 feet wide and 5.25160feet deep. Afterwards, enjoy a drink at a local inn. No wheel chair access Approximate value: £26 GBP per person
Welsh Evening at Cardiff Castle After a guided tour of Cardiff Castle, enjoy an unforgettable evening of Welsh hospitality in historic surroundings. You are treated to the very best of Welsh food, entertainment and the warmest of welcomes from your hosts, the Nosweithiau Bute-iful Nights. Traditionally costumed characters perform popular Welsh songs and invite you to join in the fun. No wheel chair access to the castle tour before the banquet. Approximate value: £59 GBP per person
Plymouth Harbor Cruise See the sights of Plymouth on a harbor cruise vessels with commentary by the captain. Cruise past RAF Mount Batten, a former Royal Air Force station and flying boat base, and take in the lovely views across Plymouth Sound, passing Smeaton's Tower, Drakes Island and the beautiful Mount Edgecombe Park. Approximate value: £12 GBP per person

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I got a chance to test ride their top 300watt model in Portland OR last weekend.
First impression:
Too upright for me, which means it's hard to pedal it hard.
PAS is activated when just resting the pedal in the 'ready' position, waiting to go at a light. I can't see a great way around that though.
Not enough power 0-10mph to get across an intersection. The power was definitely just an assist.
Front suspension barely did anything. Great for standing to pedal but why bother with a suspension fork then?
Price $3,500 after discount. Seriously?
My ebike is just a 700watt limited geared Mac hub motor, so nothing powerful. My currie motor crank drive 450w rated (800peak) performed a LOT better than the Kalkhoff and cost about $600 with battery. I think the Kalkhoff peaks at 300w. It wouldn't be a bad bike if it only weighed 30lbs and priced at 1/3rd of it's cost. The best thing about it was that it continued to assist above 20mph, likely to 26mph the guy said.
I did see one women riding a Kalkhoff in a bike dense neighborhood though.


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I rarely eat in the upstairs dining area, but the bar is fantastic! Same menu as upstairs, great ambience and fantastic food!
I rarely eat in the upstairs dining area, but the bar is fantastic! Same menu as upstairs, great ambience and fantastic food!
Place needs a facelift. Noisy, crowded. Lunch menu was limited and nothing unusual. Food was average, a real disappointment.
Probably one of the best restaurants I never knew about. What a great place! The food is great and the staff is fantastic. Not the easiest place to find if you are from the east side of Syracuse but well worth venturing out there. Can't wait to go again.
While our children were growing up, Kelley's was always our "go'to" place for a family celebration. Life being what it is, we just hadn't been there for a what seemed like ages. With our daughter getting married soon, and other life events, we visited again as a family and were delighted to find some things being the same as we... More
This place has reinvented their menu and offers a great menu. My wife and I ate there last week and were surprised at the assortment of new menu items. I got the Boston Baked Scrod, Good, but the edges were a little dry. The fried calamari is phenomenal! They mix it with hot red peppers and banana peppers so you... More
My wife and I visited Kelley's on a recent Friday evening for dinner. We had to wait a reasonable 15 min at the bar. The bar area seemed a little loud and fairly busy for a rainy evening. Once seated up stairs in the main dining area we were greeted fairly promptly by our server. She told us about a... More
Found this on trip advisor and thought we would give it a try. We ate in the bar which was full of TGIF customers having a good time. Not too noisey. Great wait staff and pleasingly inexpensive food. We ordered a veal dish and a prime rib. Meals were very complete with salads and rolls. I usually stay away from... More
This is a great consistent comfortable joint. My wife and I usually hit it once a week for dinner. If we go early, we sit in the bar area at a high top when it is not crowded or noisy. If we are in a different mood, we head upstairs to the formal dining room where it is always comfortably... More
Very nice place to be near. You can eat at the bar or upstairs at the restaurant. The Shrimp speciality on the restaurant menu is outstanding and the Onion soup is right for a change. very nice atmosphere.
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It is impressive how technologically-advanced our society has become. However, I would be more impressed if all that money and effort were allocated to life-enhancing purposes instead of the purposes of destruction and killing. These drones are technologically amazing and worthy of admiration. However it is very sad to see the motivations and purposes behind this technology.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIt is cool that Scientific American can quote its 1849 article on this topic!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI've always wondered what these drones have against wedding parties. They really despise them. Amazing piece of technology, though.
A little satire on the subject. http://www.thechicagodope.com/2010/11/11/cia-admits-drone-strike-killed-six-in-wisconsin-wedding-party/
I'm highly impressed by the U.S. Army's planning document (pdf - "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Roadmap 2010-2035") you link to. It shows in great detail the intention to introduce UAV's to the United States (acronym NAS - National Air Space); shows how they intend to use them for information-gathering, "homeland defense," and to help with emergencies and disasters; and even proposes eventual coordinated "swarms of nanos" in urban environments (equipped with face recognition) and larger UAV's capable of "non-lethal" weaponry.
No mystery here. Looks like Congress will appropriate the money, too.
Great more funds for dead civilians
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was also instrumental in the creation of the internet. Who knows? Perhaps someday this technology will become equally beneficial to everyone.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWhat is the most revolting is that the US uses its outrageous military spending solely to defend its wealthy few.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisRemember that all this technology the government and military develops is open for abuse.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisReality check: ALL technology is open to abuse.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisUsing thousand of Drone air plans in Iraq,Afghanistan and Pakistan and murdering millions of innocent people why not U.S.lingering there without success?What is wrong with U.S. foreign policy? Why above countries still fighting with U.S.?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWhere is the data on the cost (per drone)?
Once a drone is shot down or captured, won't it go straight to other countries for dismantling and duplication (at 1000th of our cost)? Similar to what is already happening to military robotics.
Can these drones be used to spy on our own citizens? Can they be used by the military to forward their own agenda (as far as funding and congressional voting)?
How many of other drones were purchased by the CIA and the other American backed companies that operate independently of "military orders", but carry out war with their own means and agenda?
Aren't these the same drones now being used by our own border patrols (Mexico). What is their impact on the drug cartels and the overall war on drugs? Are the facial recognition cameras simply noting the players? Are they afraid of stepping on American financing toes? Are they using the information to stop the flow, or just using it to get their own piece of the "financial kickback" pie?
Shooting down a US pilot engaged in wartime activities is considered an act of war. Would shooting a pilot operating a drone be considered murder or an act of war if the pilot is in the US? I am concerned that we have inadvertently brought the battlefield to our shores.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI like robots because they do nothing wrong unless made to do wrong. It all looks to me to be evolution on the time-line of Earth , - which I believe is the most important perspective - we must look at the time-line of the Earth before judging things. The biggest problem has been lack of peace in nature - even before humans came along and nothing in nature had the power to fix the problem. I want robots to set up new designer ecosystems. That means the opportunity for peace in nature. I am not arguing for a principle, rather a sustainable environment that allows advancement of science so we can survive and have capacity to live fully. The bottom line is that the current problem is if robots are supported only for work in civilizations rather than work in ecosystems. Look, if you had the best designer ecosystem - what would it not do for you?
Any sceptics or supporters of my theory should answer this important question.
I like robots because they do nothing wrong unless made to do wrong. It all looks to me to be evolution on the time-line of Earth , - which I believe is the most important perspective - we must look at the time-line of the Earth before judging things. The biggest problem has been lack of peace in nature - even before humans came along and nothing in nature had the power to fix the problem. I want robots to set up new designer ecosystems. That means the opportunity for peace in nature. I am not arguing for a principle, rather a sustainable environment that allows advancement of science so we can survive and have capacity to live fully. The bottom line is that the current problem is if robots are supported only for work in civilizations rather than work in ecosystems. Look, if you had the best designer ecosystem - what would it not do for you?
I invite all to answer this important question.
"The September 11, 2001 attacks initiated a flurry of advances in military technology over the past decade that has helped the U.S. and its allies redefine modern warfare."
Yet the most sophisticated of all drones, the Predator dates back to the mid 90ties...
"The U.S. Army's drone armada alone has expanded from 54 drones in October 2001..."
Did you take into account the four drones that flew respectively into the WTC towers, the Pentagon, and into the ground in Pennsylvania?
In the hopefully not too far away future, US drones will have to face World revolution based on the civil society's myriads of personal ultra-light, electrical tiltrotor aircraft.
Should the revolutionaries not be able to outnumber the US drones, they will nevertheless beat them economically because these personal aircraft will grant the civil society much more even than the economic value currently granted by the motorcar they will substitute over time, plus the huge savings from abandoning intercity motorway infrastructure construction and maintenance.
Not only will military drones weigh heavily on the State budget, but with the announced (or already mass-produced?) hypersonic drones capable of dropping six tons of bombs on any big city of the globe within less than two hours, a threat of yet incomparably greater magnitude is arising:
As we know from WW2, a bomb carpet dropped on a big city creates the same fire storm as happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki -- yet without the environmental aftermath of a nuclear blast.
Strategically, this type of environmentally friendly mass-destruction potential will lead to a DRAMATIC LOWERING OF THE DECISION-FOR-ACTION THRESHOLD -- with the risk of nuclear escalation nonetheless to follow!
Teheran, mon amour...
The United States has not declared war on any of the countries you speak of - they are indulging in preemptive presence in those countries because they want their oil. The overseas countries have stated that they want the U.S. military out of their countries, and the U.S. should leave and stop meddling in the affairs of other countries. They should take their military personnel back to the U.S. where they belong to protect their own country. The very reason why you say other countries want to attack U.S. is because U.S. did it to them first and won't leave.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIt has been announced "Drones Are Going Mainstream" in United States air space nationwide, for sole purpose of surveillance. They were getting resistance from FAA because of concerns FAA has about potential crashes the unmanned drones could likely have with commercial & private airplanes because drones are not controlled by air traffic controllers. It is a very valid and sensible concern. But as usual government prevailed and drones are probably flying around America as we speak. It is written they are difficult to detect, but that makes sense - how else can they spy effectively on society if easy to detect. This is a very large step forward in more loss of USA peoples freedoms, and you Americans just let it happen. Your Founding Fathers would be shamed of you Americans for what you are putting up with - when will you all finally stand up for yourselfs and say "Enough!" "No!" All of us in Europe we are stunned that you had most sublime document in all of History of world, and you just let them take it from you over last ten years without one objection. It will not be long you will understand what you lost when it is too late to do anything about it, when you look at the world from behind locked gates.
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I don't know why UBS risk managers ignored risk and operational systems that detected unauthorised or unexplained activity by Kweku Adoboli.  I don't know why they didn't investigate the signals or why appropriate action (whatever that means) wasn't taken to ensure their existing controls were fully enforced.  According to this Reuters report however, UBS's own internal report indicates all these things did – or rather didn't – happen
I am not surprised. Â There are countless reasons why action might not have been taken, ranging from failure to understand the signals to a positive decision to ignore them. Â But underpinning all the possible reasons is the fact that how risk management systems successfully monitor human/system (e.g. trading) interaction – never mind how humans successfully interact with risk management systems – has yet to be successfully worked out.
One challenge is motivation.  When we wrote this Basel II report, my co-author and I spent a lot of time trying to think through what it was about man-made systems that made them different from natural ones in the context of risk.  We were particularly trying to think about the modelling and pricing implications for transferring operational risk under Basel II - of which Adoboli's 'alleged' fraud is a prime example.
At that time, ten years ago, we came to a number of conclusions – some of which we might think about differently today (but not much).  One was that in a natural system (a tree for example), the system's agents (earth, sun and water for example) can be identified and their interactions (photosynthesis for example) observed, leading to the possibility of successfully inferring its objective (to mature and propagate).
In a human system like a bank however, its overall objective (to grow and make a profit) is formally established (rather than inferred) as part of its design.  The agents (for example, people and capital) are brought together and rules introduced to govern their interactions, aimed at the achievement of the objective.  The problem is that how those agents actually interact is difficult to observe and cannot safely be inferred because the motivations of different agents can differ so considerably from the formally established objective.
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-- -- rewarding this morning that the big banks are apparently throwing each other under the -- the Libor scandal getting ugly the New York Times reporting that a number.
Of the banks are now telling tales about their rivals and they're hoping to dodge blame any interest rate rigging investigation and we -- Frank Keating.
President of the American Bankers Association and former governor of Oklahoma on to talk about that.
From DC the article in the times.
Governor talks about the likes of JPMorgan and Citigroup coming forward with things like pay.
We start CEO wasn't personally involved -- was the case with Barclays and -- with people saying.
This guy was worse than than I was what do you make of this.
Well and you know it's all politics all the time even in private business I think that's not a but expected to have people pointing -- fingers somebody else but.
You know coddling my checkered past -- and FBI's ten.
United States attorney and supervisors the number three official injustice -- all of the criminal prosecutions in the US.
Died in the course from an investigation the best thing to do is say nothing.
Let the investigators.
Work their way through the mounds of evidence or accusations.
And then make a decision at the tail end as to what is right what's wrong and what should be done about it right now they're just too many.
I don't wanna save flimsy facts with a small -- but just a lot of rumor and innuendo artist -- get to the bottom of this Libor issue is important.
But let's get the facts before we opine as to what happened -- who should go to jail if anybody.
What do you see then that's come out so far -- that you would characterize.
-- -- flimsy the issue were in middle there was a lot of that CFTC report about Barclays in particular in some of the emails seem debate.
Smoking guns and lot of those.
People talk about the fact that other banks might be involved what what's come out that you say is is flimsy and may not have been illegal activity what are you we are right.
You know you don't coddle the Deborah -- in dealing with email us is a lot of times you're thinking out loud as opposed to concluding.
And and that is something that in context.
Might make more sense or -- -- those are very difficult things to move through.
And find out what is a conclusion document what's marry somebody.
Hoping or wishing or thinking out loud.
But the reality is this system obviously needs to be fixed right it was never intended to be objective is pretty -- subjected.
And to the extent that you can get assurance.
And facts out of it so people can make.
Some of these decisions are fifty years down the way a lot sensible and factual decisions that's we need to do.
Yeah a lot of people say let's have at least some sort of a real rate not and as you say hey I subjective.
Question that's being -- and then it -- sets itself up at -- is gonna happen that he incentives were there.
To make that happen that's understood what about all this talk about breaking up the banks get to see sandy -- of all people come -- say they should be broken up from your position where you sit W represented what -- say about it.
Well I'm an American first stand and answer it amusing to me that.
And the united states of the top fifty banks in the world we have five.
And we don't have any bank in -- top five in the world.
So what are we gonna do break up Caterpillar break up the -- because we want to cut off our nose to spite our face.
That makes no sense at all what we wanna do is encourage America to continue to have its balance of payment surplus -- in financial services.
Which means if there are problems at the banks -- them and now we have.
-- Dodd-Frank with -- resolution authority with all of this.
Massive amount of regulation.
DO not to say that we're gonna break up the banks and and turn -- over American big business.
Funding to the Chinese banks so that I don't think he's real successful.
And unfortunately have to run governor -- -- -- some of these other companies aren't of these non financial companies wouldn't sit under too big to fail umbrella would -- you know and that we would be bailing out.
Or would -- that's why you don't know that's why a -- if we.
If we god to bring back Glass-Steagall right then what's gonna happen is all those people will be outside the -- I think it's important to have.
As few non banks is -- and regulatory system that applies to everybody fairly and transparently -- let's keep this up conversation -- going you've been on many times we'll have you back guy governor Frank Keating thanks a lot.
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Friday on studio -- names and talk with -- -- politics with Chris Wallace of FOX News Sunday.
We usually give each other pretty hard time I usually win those confrontations.
This week will be nice to him because he's joined by his better half his wife Lorraine is -- this.
Who's written another cookbook this one mr.
Sunday's Saturday night chicken.
Chris and -- Wallace with us now from the shadow of -- -- Chris -- it's nice to see you how are you.
Good to see a shot affect who knew there was something before -- Blu-ray and I thought it was just Sunday soup to a -- there was Saturday chicken as well.
Well there is Saturday chicken because after several Saturdays at -- Chris -- one -- He said let's stick with chicken -- after all changes over rated.
Changed his -- right here but variations on the theme are very important especially -- talking about chicken it's my understand you've got a hundred ways to do that to do the clock -- there.
I do have a hundred ways to prepare chicken it's a very versatile discs.
You can do almost anything with that you can -- Everett potter called broiled baked roasted.
And there's a hundred recipes plus 34 wonderful size that we enjoy in our house -- Well that sounds awesome and I guess it just come out Chris do you eat any -- it does she let you read it.
You know I listen people say heavy any of these recipes I've -- these recipes.
For the last eight years it started as well Ryan said when I was started doing FOX News Sunday had to go to -- Early on Saturday night -- little flip book out all right but in any case a lot of some uncomfortable and comfort -- -- second.
And after the first week of the shuttle's gone -- while I said let's have second and so.
We have been eating chicken I would say at least 48 Saturday is a year for eight and a half years and I guess I have had the same dish.
More than once but it's been pretty consistent it's -- -- -- -- I've been Betty is likely.
Well -- think Lee has very good cook on inside the you know what I've found out it's very good brain food.
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The British are coming for 16100 and so there.
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Well let's not slam made that faces because I knew I mean I I didn't know before I'd I'd bat but I knew the answer and I was like -- which had bad at all.
You know I was we were it was fox -- the other night.
And we've been watching that -- -- -- over on the other channel to some of our viewers go away and I'm watching you had a kind of a slow start.
But man alive -- kicked all comers it was very impressive Wallace and proud of my hat.
I have to tell you the viewers because -- give you a sense of how much attention -- was playing that night.
You and your bread -- producer were emailing me in the middle of fox report.
Tell ad telling me how well I was doing and I didn't think about it for as -- does that thank you very much a -- what when and that this is right in the middle of their show.
What are you watching your show where they are -- we we were doing our show and watching your show and loving every minute of it we'll be watching this Sunday on FOX News Sunday Chris we'll get into.
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RA: and omg tang finaly fell asleep. scared to move! lol
missingscribe: lmao took him long enough!
RA: he was hanging under my chill mat, and nodded off while still clinging. it is a precarious arrangement. he is so weird
missingscribe: he really is
RA: lololol so I moved the laptop and he straight up looked like puss in boots
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Dec. 12, 2012 at 2:28 PM ET
Major U.S. banking websites are under a fresh set of attacks this week and suffering intermittent outages, with a group of hackers calling themselves "al-Qassam Cyber Fighters" again taking responsibility for the disruptions. The group wreaked havoc with online banking websites in September and October, too.
Wednesday afternoon, PNC bank said on its Facebook page that "some customers are experiencing slowness or difficulty accessing online and mobile banking." Earlier, the bank had taken the unusual step of warning consumers about possible outages ahead of time.
"PNC is aware that some U.S. banks may be the target of a potential cyberattack," the bank wrote on Facebook. "This potential threat could result in high volume of electronic traffic that may make it difficult for our customers to log onto online banking." The bank also clarified that any potential disruptions would not impact customer information or privacy.
In a statement published at its usual hacker online hangout, al-Qassam Al-Qassam said it was also targeting U.S. Bancorp, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Bank of America, and SunTrust Banks, Inc. There have been various media reports of outages at those banks, too. BankInfoSecurity.com reported that SunTrust suffered intermittent outages on Tuesday, and that Bank of America said it had isolated problems.
During the fall, such outages became routine for many major U.S. banks, as the hacker group posted its targets on Monday, and then issued attacks that usually lasted through Thursday.
In an email sent to NBC News, the group explained its nearly two-month hiatus this way:
"There have happened so many events. Sandy storm, Presidential Election in the United States, and especially unequal war imposed from Zionist Regime, those were kind of significant events that delayed starting the second phase," the group wrote, in an email that came from the domain myway.com. It also reiterated its claim that the attacks are a protest against a controversial video posted to YouTube earlier this year that offended Muslims. The email contained an additional warning:
"The wideness and the number of attacks will increase explicitly," it said. "Offenders and subsequently their governmental supporters will not be able to imagine and forecast the widespread and greatness of these attacks."
Hacker boasting aside, experts have warned that the denial of service technique being used to repeatedly attack banks is powerful; many banks have so far been unable to completely defend against the attacks, even with advance warning.
Rodney Joffe, senior technologist at Internet infrastructure provider Neustar, said in October to NBC News that the best some banks can do to prepare is to have a sincere-sounding apology at the ready, backed up with a plan B that points customers to an alternative method of communication such as a call center.
"There is in fact no way to defend against it properly," said Joffe, who has helped banks try to recover from the attacks. "We can mitigate the attacks to some extent, but it is very difficult to keep systems up…This is one of our worst nightmares."
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MEMBER ALERT: AOPA Pilot Information Center and Member Services will be closed today, Dec. 12, after 2:30 p.m. Eastern, and will reopen Dec. 13 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. Thank you for your understanding.
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By Sarah Brown
An unmanned aircraft that combines characteristics of an airplane, hang glider, and dirigible; a diesel-electric hybrid amphibian; and Jetman are among the exhibitors granted free space in the EAA Innovations Pavilion, a new feature for EAA AirVenture in 2013.
Experimental Aircraft Association Chairman Jack Pelton said at the ribbon cutting July 29 that the new pavilion represents what EAA is all about: innovation. EAA founder Paul Poberezny embodied innovation when he got people believing they could build their own airplane and do it cost-effectively, he said.
Companies competed for the 15 free exhibitor spots in the pavilion. EAA Vice President for Donor and Business Relations Elissa Lines said the selection committee wanted to exhibit startups and new technology, promote entrepreneurs and connect them with capital, and connect younger kids with technology. She explained that the vision was to have a couple of anchor companies and bring in startups to showcase new ideas. Exhibitors range from the Kickstarter-supported Synergy "box-tail" airplane project to large aerospace companies such as Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
In the new pavilion, which replaces the smaller display of previous years and now takes center stage at the EAA Member Square near Phillips 66 Plaza, attendees can find the eSpyder electric airplane, the helium-filled Nimbus EOS XI unmanned aircraft, MakerPlane, the diesel-electric Equator amphibious airplane, and AeroInnovate, which hosted a "pitch and mingle" on July 30.
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A small team of specialists at NASA's Langley Research Center has taken to the skies in a Falcon jet hunting bugs.
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This selection of delicious Swizzels Sweet Shop Favourites is the perfect gift for anyone with a sweet tooth!
This tin includes lots of your favourite traditional sweets from Double Dips and Refreshers to Love Hearts and Drumsticks. There are also plenty of lollies and boiled sweets to satisfy any sugar craving.
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The gamer in your life will love this Chocolate Video Games Controller.
Aside from looking incredibly lifelike, it's delicious too so it's the perfect accompaniment for a big gaming session.
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Heart Hot Chocolate Mug with Hot Chocolate Mix and Marshmallows
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Everyone deserves some pampering at Christmas – with this festive gift basket the perfect way to spread a little happiness.
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Because chilly winter evenings call for a little indulgence, this hot water bottle and hot chocolate gift set will help a loved one warm their feet and tantalise their taste buds at the same time!
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Present a loved one with this mouth-watering gift set and help rescue them from the winter chills!
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The perfect present for Bailey's lovers, this set turns their favourite tipple into even more of a treat.
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Thanks to the Stockley's Traditional Sweet Shop selection you don't need to head off to the newsagent every time you fancy a bag of old school sweets.
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This Thorntons Diabetic Selection Box comes with a range of mouth-watering, irresistible chocolates and you would never know they have no added sugar!
This box includes 85 grams of fruit drops, 115 grams of mint truffles and 115 grams of assorted chocolates. There's also 100 grams of vanilla toffee and 45 grams of Turkish delight, along with a milk and a dark chocolate bar, both 75 grams each.
This Thorntons Chocolate Selection Box comes in gorgeous purple packaging and makes a wonderful gift for anyone with a sweet tooth.
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Make sure you're stocked up with plenty of tasty treats for Christmas with this Ultimate Hamper.
This hamper contains honey and Dijon mustard sauce, fusilli pasta, spaghetti pasta, apple sauce, cranberry sauce, beef and tomato noodles, chicken and mushroom noodles, Heinz baked beans, Heinz chicken soup, Heinz tomato soup, Heinz tomato ketchup, HP brown sauce, Jacobs cream crackers, 2 x batter mix, John West tuna chunks in brine, Kelloggs Frosties, Mint sauce, Mr Mash mashed potato flakes, Nescafé instant coffee, nacho cheese tortilla chips, Princes chicken and mushroom pie, Princes beef and onion pie, Princes ravioli in tomato sauce, Ragu bolognese sauce, Seasoners mushroom pasta sauce, Tetleys tea-bags, Tilda long grain rice, Westlers meatballs in gravy, Westlers meatballs in tomato sauce, Whitworths sage and onion stuffing mix and 8 hot dogs.
It also contains silverskin onions, baby carrots, sliced beetroot, garden peas, mixed vegetables, potatoes, sweetcorn, peach slice, pineapple chunks and Princes fruit cocktail.
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Clamping solutions for automated mass production
Efficient manufacturing means automated manufacturing. This particularly applies if large series are machined. This is when the clamping vises, which are the direct interface to the workpiece, playing an important role. In only a few seconds, they have to mount the components, safely and precisely align them, clamp them with-out deformation, and after machining they have to be reliably released. In view of the several million clamping cycles, which have to be carried out by many clamping vises being exposed to chips and coolant, process reliability is one of the decisive factors of success.
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Modularity the factor of success
When designing gripping systems for handling and assembly applications, standardized modular systems will play an increasingly important role in the future. They reduce the necessary time for project planning and commissioning, and lower the investment costs. Due to the standardization, they offer optimum preconditions for stable processes. Since modular designed units can be flexibly modified and enlarged, they can be re-configurated for any changes that come up in the future.
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Producing more efficient
For a number of years, everybody was talking about the energy efficiency issue. Increasing energy costs, a growing environmental awareness, and the political guidance were all triggers for many companies to highlight the energy consumption of machines and components in their communication with the public. Efficiency is much more than simple energy efficiency now, especially when considering the time- and cost aspects in regards to efficiency. When all these factors have been considered in a holistic way, the full potentials for modern machining and production become visible. The modern clamping devices and gripping systems make it clear how complex the possibilities are.
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Welding demanding materials crack- and pore-free
Laser welding technology is second-to-none, regardless of whether you are dealing with gears and injection molds or delicate and challenging welding works. When conventional cw lasers and many Nd:YAG-lasers reach their limits, modern process strategies can help to machine demanding welding metallurgies, different types of materials, or micro components process reliably and efficiently. Laser welding is particularly used if components have to be joined at a high welding speed, because slim welding seams, and a low thermal distortion are required. Compared with other welding techniques, the energy during laser welding fully penetrates into the material.
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Intermediate sleeves ensure safe clamping and precision
They appear to be unimposing - but they are located at a decisive interface in the chain of the metal cutting process. Between toolholder and workpiece, the intermediate sleeves influence reliability and precision of the clamping operation. The thin-walled, mostly slotted precision sleeves cover the difference between the clamping diameter of the toolholder, and the workpiece which has to be clamped. Functioning like reduction inserts, they multiply the fields of application of the toolholders or arbors, compensate tolerances, and ensure safe and gentle clamping of gear wheels. The newest sleeve design can do even more. Intermediate sleeves with nozzle effect extend the tool service life and increase the volume machining.
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In dealing with industrial robot efficiency cycle rate and process reliabilty largely depend on their front ends, the grippers and other tools, but also from the effectors' interfaces to the robot arm. Robot accessories have a great influence on the robot's performance, flexibility and fields of application. Latest developments of quick-change systems, driven tools, compensation units, and power sensors show that the potentials of modern accessory components are enormous. Experts assume that their importance for handling, assembly and manufacturing will continuously increase.
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From the plastic chuck jaw to the hybrid chuck
In case of rings, housings and other workpieces which are highly deformable dur-ing processing, conventional 3-jaw chucks quickly reach their limits. If the clamping forces are too low, there is no secure hold. If they are increased, workpieces de-form, and precision is reduced. A comparison shows the alternatives, the differ-ence between them, and how users can achieve an optimum result.
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Service robotics is the future key market
Insiders are convinced that golden times lie ahead for service robotics. Around the world companies and institutes have recognized the potential of robots as helpers for humans, and are working on everyday solutions. All different kinds of businesses are interested in service robotics, from large companies, to innovative startups, and also conventional manufacturers of industrial robots, electronic and automation components.
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Having set-up times under control
You cannot earn money with a turned off machine. However, in many companies the workpieces are still set-up in a complicated and time-consuming way on a grooved table while the plant is turned off. But solutions exist, which optimize the machine tool load. Modern quick-change pallet systems demonstrably accelerate the machining process, and at the same time, ramp up the precision and process reliability score. This leads to a reduction of set-up costs of up to 90%.
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Toolholders for micro cutting
Clamping tools used for micro cutting have their own rules. The subtle tools, the high spindle speeds, and the extreme precision requirements are a challenge for every tool manufacturer and user. Those who want to achieve continuously precise results, need mountings with a high run-out accuracy and balancing grade. Moreover, they should be as slim as possible and resistant to dirt. Furthermore, they have to assure that even small tools can be precisely adjusted and exchanged.
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Leight-weight design increases efficiency of Gripping Systems
Light-weight modules are now playing an increasing role in the area of gripping systems. Integrated into the system, they are saving energy at the same efficiency, or achieve a considerably higher efficiency at the indentical energy consumption. In both cases, the efficiency of the whole system is increasing. This is why the lightweights are so interesting for plant manufacturers, system integrators, and users. Since light-weight solutions had the reputation of being overly expensive in the past, recent developments now show that efficiency and cost control can go hand-in-hand. Modern designs, materials and techniques are paving the way to lighter solutions, which are rigid and robust, too. This also offer many more advantages.
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