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The fact that the sun's corona is very hot--one million to two million kelvins in "quiet" regions, two million to five million in magnetically strong active regions and higher yet in solar flares--was well established by the 1940s. Temperatures in the cooler photosphere (the visible surface of the sun, where we see sunspots) and the overlying chromosphere (where we best see prominences and the expanding magnetic structure in the lower solar atmosphere) had been determined long before that by spectroscopic observations. For example, the characteristic brilliant red of the chromosphere seen during solar eclipses was readily traced via so-called Balmer line emissions from hydrogen to material at around 6,000 kelvins. Astronomers recorded red and green line emission from the corona during eclipses as early as 1867, but they could not associate them with any known laboratory spectra. For a time people speculated that the coronal emissions were due to coronium, a potential new element found only in the sun. Finally, however, it was recognized that the observed color lines arise from what are known as forbidden emissions from very hot atoms (in the range of one million K or more) occurring under highly rarified conditions. That is, only in an ultra-low density medium, such as the corona, are collisions between atoms so infrequent that atomic populations can be maintained in the right kind of energy states to enable the observed emission.
Although these high coronal temperatures came as a surprise to early observers, it did not take long for theoretical explanations to surface. They fall into three main categories: In the first, the photosphere can be likened to the bubbling surface of boiling water; it is a seething mass of rising and falling columns of hot fluid. And just as the roiling water makes noise, so does the convective overturning of the solar surface fill its atmosphere with intense sound waves. Thus, if you could stand on the solar surface, not only would it be very hot but it would also be incredibly loud. At least some of this sound makes its way upward into the corona, where dissipative processes covert the audio energy into heat. Because the coronal material is so thin and tenuous, only a tiny portion of all the sound energy in the photosphere needs to bleed up into the corona and be absorbed in order to heat it to the observed temperatures.
The second theory is really just an elaboration of the first. The bubbling fluid of the photosphere is threaded by magnetic fields, some of which are many thousands of times as intense as Earth's field, but most of which are a good deal weaker. (The fields located near sunspots are the strongest.) The presence of this magnetic field enables the energy from the boiling motion to propagate upward in a variety of ways as magnetohydrodynamic waves. These are analogous to pure sound waves, but their properties depend on the magnetic field strength and direction. Some of these waves allow for particularly efficient transmission and deposition of energy and so are favored by many theorists as the corona's heating source.
The third explanation is quite different. In this case the heating is thought to arise from the interaction of the magnetic structure in the lower solar atmosphere with the convective motions mentioned above. The near-surface layers of the sun comprise countless small and large loops of magnetic flux, looking something like the field lines connecting the poles of a bar magnet. As the boiling motion twists and pushes the foot points of the field lines around, strong electric currents are induced along the field lines. The surface layers can thus be viewed as a mass of current-carrying wires, which come to be twisted and braided into a hopelessly tangled mass. Eventually, by a process known as reconnection (which can be thought of as a short-circuiting of the wires), the field lines rearrange themselves into a simpler pattern. In this process, large amounts of energy are released to heat the corona.


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By Rodger Mullen Staff writer
Even when she was in cosmetology school, Holly Herron knew she wanted to open her own hair salon.
She even had a name picked out: Curl Up & Dye.
"I just wanted something that would be memorable and eye-catching," Herron said.
What Herron didn't know was that the name had a famous history. It was the name of a salon in the 1989 movie "Steel Magnolias" and has popped up in other films and television shows, as well.
Herron and her husband, Jason, opened Curl Up & Dye on Cumberland Road in April. The couple have a 15-month-old daughter, Shelby.
The business features six hair styling stations, a manicure station and a skin care room.
Herron, who is 24, went to cosmetology school at Fayetteville Technical Community College, graduating in May. Curl Up & Dye is her first professional venture.
In a market that includes no shortage of hair salons, Herron said she wanted hers to have a name that people would remember.
"I thought about different things," she said. "I went through 'Cut and Dry.' Little puns."
Herron finally settled on Curl Up & Dye and went to the Register of Deeds office to register the name.
It wasn't until she did that Herron found out she had picked a somewhat famous name.
Curl Up & Dye was the name of a salon where the characters in "Steel Magnolias" gather to gossip and catch up with each other's lives.
Herron said she learned that the Curl Up & Dye name turned up elsewhere in popular culture, as well.
"It was in 'Runaway Bride;' it was in 'The Three Stooges,' " Herron said. "I didn't know about any of them."
Herron said she also heard the name turned up in an episode of TV's "Family Guy" and was the name of a famous Chicago hair salon that has since closed.
A search of the North Carolina Yellow Pages revealed Curl Up & Dye salons in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Kannapolis and Wilmington, as well.
Jason Herron said he likes the attention the name receives.
"I just love the looks people give you when they find out it's a salon," he said. "It sticks in your mind. It just makes it a lot easier for word of mouth."
Holly said the name is intended to bring a smile to people's faces.
"Some people say it's morbid. It's not meant to be," she said. "It's meant to be funny. Positive or negative, it always gets some kind of attention."
Holly said the salon has been doing well.
She and the other women at Curl Up & Dye have been busy participating in community activities such as the recent "Hot Rods 2 High Heels" event at the Crown and a family fun day in Spring Lake.
Has Holly gotten around to seeing any of the movies and TV shows in which her salon's name is mentioned?
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Two semi-trailers and three cars have been involved in a smash on the M4 near the Silverwater exit between Auburn and Silverwater.
Witnesses said they heard up to 10 loud bangs when the semi-trailers, driving away from Sydney, collided with the cement barrier on the motorway near the Silverwater exit at 12.20pm.
A white falcon ute, also driving away from Sydney, flipped over and caught fire.
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A year ago, a story popped in my head as I slept. In the morning I began to write. I call this sleep writing. What sells now is erotic and a lot of gratuitous sex but Reconstructing Charlie is totally the opposite and yet there is romance and suspense. When I typed The End and cried and then got over myself, I realized there was another story to be told. Sin of Omission came next. Thus my "Dynamic Duo" was created and I will gift to one lucky commenter the two books.
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Charlie Costigan has a secret. Home life gone from bad to the worst when she protects her mother from another vicious attack by her drunken father. Midnight. Clothes thrown into an old suitcase, she races for the bus with a letter to an unknown aunt and uncle. "This is my daughter. Embrace her as if she were your own."
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Charlie Costigan is a special character in this modern world of sexual freedom. She's learned from watching her own family that it's better to remain a virgin until the right man comes her way. As an attractive talented athlete, there are lots of temptations but Charlie has a steely reserve.
How long have you been writing?
Until a few years ago, acting was my career. Movies, stage, daytime drama and commercials kept me busy. Then toward the end of a run of a play off Broadway, The Fourth Commandment, I had an idea for a story. My only experience was reading scripts. Undaunted, I began to write a book. You ask why and I reply, I don't know. I just wrote and wrote and the book was published. The following year I met Chelle Cordero, a published author with Vanilla Heart. She bought my book, told her publisher about me and now I have five books with the wonderful Vanilla Heart Publishers.
What is your writing premise?
The theme running through all my stories is Survive&Thrive. Romance/Suspense. My writin style is what I call loose and I fly by the seat of my pants.
What do you like doing besides writing and reading? Is it dangerous?
You ask about danger in my life. Everything I've done in my life has turned out to have a dangerous twist. Not like spies and caught in gun fire but just in the homely part of living. Like having too many kids can do injury to one little mom; too much tennis has worn down both shoulders, one knee and continues to wreck body parts. And I loved the game. But I've paid a high price when every doctor shakes his head and says, "Sorry," and suddenly I'm under the lights and it's not show biz.
Any thoughts you'd like to share?
To all the folks out there who say they'd just love to write, I say, DO IT! It's a joy to create characters and get them in and out of trouble and just think of all the fictional power you have with your imagination. Give some bad guy a fatal disease or send him off a cliff. Give the lonely woman a lover, the poor kid a pair of shoes, the family a new home. Have fun and then get down to the real business of making a story work.
Thank you for inviting me to your party. I hope I've brought enough to liven things up a bit.
Love to all from Charmaine Gordon.
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But x64 also gives access to many more registers, which is a tradeoff the more then counteracts the increased memory footprint of pointers, especially in threaded workloads.There's also people who think that 32-bit is faster if you have 4GB or less of RAM, which is still very common for most PCs built before this year. It actually _is_ faster for some programs, hence the whole x86_32 architecture thing that Google was pushing (smaller pointers means data structures are smaller means more data fits in cache and can be retrieved with each memory access means better data throughput). These folks might intentionally be avoiding 32-bit still. Older hardware is popular with Linux users, and in general cutting-edge hardware is geared more towards gamers who are of course not generally Linux users on account of almost every major PC title still being Windows only.
Keep in mind, Linux has been starting to drop older H/W at a very alarming rate (ATI 2000-4000 series, and the 4000 series wasn't THAT old). Nevermind Steam isn't exactly a large data intensive program to begin with...Older hardware with less RAM hence is a target market of Steam on Linux, and that includes all the folks who choose 32-bit for speed benefits (even if it's only an imaginary benefit).


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Middle East (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
The geographical region of the world known as the Middle East encompasses countries and climatic zones of several continents, including parts of western Asia and the north and northeast coasts of Africa. Its marine boundaries are shared by the Mediterranean, Black, Caspian, and Red seas, the Persian Gulf, and the Indian Ocean. The sovereign polities that make up the Middle East include but are not limited to Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Iraq, Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Yemen, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
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Desertification (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
Desertification has increased in a number of places in the Middle East as a result of the combination of climatic change and poor human management of resources, including deforestation (which may be done in ignorance, out of desperation, or even deliberately owing to political instability, as in the burning of pine forests in the Levant as acts of terrorism and war) and wind erosion of soil caused by overgrazing of livestock. Based on satellite date collected between 1979 and 2005, some climate change in the region has been verified as natural, especially where possible expansion of the Tropics by 1 degree of latitude over twenty-five years—about 129 kilometers (80 miles)—resulted in increasing droughts and widespread fires and desertification owing to jet stream movements toward both poles, making places such as the northern Middle East susceptible to even dryer conditions.
It is unknown how much of the increased desertification is human-induced or the result of natural climatic variation. It is well known that the planting of pine forests in Israel from the 1960's onward not only resulted in several hundred million pine trees in large forested tracts, mostly Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) and Turkish pine (Pinus brutia), but also increased rainfall from orographic precipitation where normally rising windborne water vapor from Mediterranean evaporation was cooled by the forests. Precipitation from...
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Water Rights (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
Because of the region's aridity, many states of the Middle East are dependent on imported water. Some, including Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Egypt, Syria, and Israel, are dependent on external suppliers for more than 50 percent of their water, and many of the states in the Middle East import more than 25 percent of all the water they use.
Disputes over water rights in the Middle East are often acrimonious. Some watersheds, such as that of the Jordan River, are shared by multiple stakeholders whose diplomatic relationships have always been strained even without considerations of who owns the water rights or disputes over how to partition water supplies—whether by population, rainfall, commercial agricultural needs, or other political constraints.
Since 1990 war in the region has also had impacts on the hydrology of the Tigris-Euphrates basin. In Iraq alone in 1990, the Gulf War resulted in great damage to the water-supply system, and this was compounded in 2003 during the Iraq War, when the Shatt al Arab waterways near Basra in the south of Iraq were a major military target. Iraqi hydrology was subsequently destabilized by continued insurgencies and regional strife between Shia and Sunni factions and terrorism. From 1990 onward in Iraq eight major dams were destroyed or their watersheds polluted, and more than twenty-eight municipal water management facilities were destroyed. The hydrological infrastructure of Iraq...
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Solar Power (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
Much of the energy used in the Middle East depends on the petroleum that is abundant in the region, but because this fossil-fuel resource is finite in supply and is also a significant source of pollution, great incentives exist for Middle Eastern nations to reduce this dependence. Because the Middle East has many cloudless days per year, the region has substantial potential for the development of solar power. In January, 2010, during the launching of a major national initiative for solar power development, Saudi Arabia's petroleum and mineral resources minister, Ali Al-Naimi, stated that the nation plans to export as much solar energy to the world in the future as it has exported oil in the past.
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Desalination (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
Because the Middle East is so dependent on imported water, removing salt from seawater has been an important priority in the region for decades. The task of increasing supplies of fresh water through desalination is complicated by two major environmental issues: the high salinity of the water available for desalination and the large amounts of energy needed to operate desalination plants. Because they are surrounded by evaporitic basins where most of the water is lost to vapor before it can become precipitation, the bodies of water adjacent to Middle Eastern nations are among the highest salt-bearing waters in the world, with an average salinity of 41,000 ppm (parts per million) in the Red Sea and 38,000 ppm in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, meaning that salt content is about 4.1 percent and 3.8 percent, respectively. Fossil fuels are often used to generate the electricity needed to run desalination plants, but because the burning of these fuels contributes to pollution, attempts are ongoing to implement the use of wind or solar energy in such plants.
The Middle East produces 75 percent of global water desalination. In 2010 Saudi Arabia—the world's largest producer of desalinated water—was operating thirty desalination plants supplying 70 percent of national drinking-water needs for a population of some 29 million. Israel is also a high-tech leader in desalination, producing a volume of 100 million cubic meters (3.5...
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Further Reading (Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues, Revised Edition)
Allan, J. A. The Middle East Water Question: Hydropolitics and the Global Economy. London: I. B. Tauris, 2001.
Braverman, Irus. Planted Flags: Trees, Land, and Law in Israel/Palestine. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009.
Fu, Qiang, et al. "Enhanced Mid-latitude Tropospheric Warming in Satellite Measurements." Science 312 (May 26, 2006): 1179.
Ghafour, P. K. Abdul . "Solar Energy Initiative Launched." Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia), January 25, 2010.
Issar, Arie S., and Mattanyah Zohar. Climate Change: Environment and Civilization in the Middle East. New York: Springer, 2004.
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Middle East Conflict
Background (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
The Middle East comprises the sovereign states of the Eastern Mediterranean and North Africa, as well as those states along the Persian Gulf north of the Indian Ocean. Political definitions of the Middle East normally include the states of Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Yemen, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Iran and the quasi-state territories of Palestine. These nations often act as a geopolitical bloc, because many of them are unified by their interests in the global oil market and their largely Muslim populations. The region is more than 92 percent Muslim, and it contains over 60 percent of known global oil reserves, as well as over 40 percent of natural gas reserves.
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Petroleum Production (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
Middle Eastern oil reserves from both conventional and unconventional sources combined are estimated at over 750 billion barrels. In 2008, the Middle East supplied over 60 percent of all global oil production. Middle Eastern oil reserves may be divided into three categories, in a formula known as 3P: what is provable, what is probable, and what is possible. These are all based on measurable analytic estimates and hypotheses or directly known from instruments used in petroleum exploration.
Saudi Arabia is arguably the most progressive state in the Middle East in the sense that it has declared a long-term goal of preparing for a future without oil. This plan requires Saudi Arabian society to be restructured to find alternative sources of economic wealth and diversification to replace lost oil revenues. The Saudis seek to become self-sufficient in their ability to provide themselves with food and water, among other resources. Nonetheless, Saudi Arabia remains the largest oil producer in the world, producing over 10 million barrels per day, 12 percent of global output.
Climate change represents a significant threat to the peoples and nations of the Middle East. Warming in the region would be likely to spread desertification, and the already marginal vegetation cover would become even more threatened. Ironically, much of the regional Middle Eastern economy is overwhelmingly dependent on oil production, which is seen as...
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Water Desalination (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
The peoples of the arid Middle East have been working for decades on increasing freshwater supplies by developingdesalination technology. The Middle East accounts for 75 percent of global water desalination. Saudi Arabia—the world's largest producer of desalinated water—has thirty desalination plants that supply 70 percent of national drinking water needs for a 2009 population of 29 million people, although this population is increasing. The Red Sea facility at Shoaiba, for example, a multiflash distillation operation, uses intense hot steam from a local power plant to boil out the salts from water. Its estimated freshwater production is 150 million cubic meters for 2009 and 3 billion cubic meters by 2012.
Israel is also a high-tech leader in desalination, with a volume of 100 million cubic meters of freshwater produced in 2006 at the Israeli Ashkelon desalination facility alone, which uses seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) technology. This facility, the world's largest SWRO operation, provides 13 percent of Israel's domestic water needs. Overall, the world's largest multiflash distillation operation is at Jebel Ali in the United Arab Emirates, which produces 300 million cubic meters of freshwater per year from the Persian Gulf.
If the Middle East could increase its collective water desalination efforts by 1,000 percent, it could theoretically produce enough freshwater to alter the region's climate....
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Water Rights (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
Gudea of Lagash, ruler of Neo-Sumeria circa 2100 b.c.e., made a statement four millennia ago that may resonate during the twenty-first century: "He who controls water controls life." This statement is increasingly true in the Middle East, where marginal water sources are increasingly sources of conflict and the United Nations is encountering increasing difficulties in mediating disputes.
Sovereign Middle Eastern states involved in water rights disputes include Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, where mountain ranges of the Amana and Hermon Mountains and the Golan Heights lie in the territories of multiple countries. The Amana Mountains are primarily in Lebanon, but their Mediterranean coastal rain shadow extends to Syria. The Hermon Mountain massif is shared between Syria and Israel. The contested Golan Heights are shared between Israel and Syria.
TheJordan River watershed, issuing from the Sea of Galilee, has become a highly charged geopolitical battleground: Jordan has long claimed that the technologically adept Israel supports its agricultural needs by siphoning off at least 70 percent of the watershed above the Jordanian border, leaving little water for Jordan's own agriculture and reducing its potential self-sustenance while increasing its need to import food. If climate change renders the Middle East increasingly arid, water rights will become an even more acrimonious issue, potentially further destabilizing...
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Potential Reforestation (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
Portions of the eastern Mediterranean landscapes of the Levant now composing Israel were covered in antiquity by dense forests that were lost over time. Palynological studies of remnant pollen verify that this ancient hill forest comprised oak and other hardwoods, among other species. Photographs from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries show, however, that the coastal hills were completely denuded of trees in an arid landscape. Systematic, extensive planting of thousands of hardy pine trees, mostly fast-growing Aleppo pines acclimated to aridity, began in Israel in the 1950's.
Meteorological records kept since 1948 show that the annual average Israeli rainfall in the 1950's was around 25 to 30 centimeters. As the new pine forests matured, they cooled the surrounding air and mitigated surface temperatures, drastically altering rainfall. Moisture-laden air off the Mediterranean had previously risen over these hot hills and kept going, since the dew point was too high to cause precipitation. With cooler temperatures from forest cover, there was marked increase in orographic precipitation at lower elevations, as the dew point lowered significantly. Thus, rainfall in Israel increased dramatically over the fifty years between 1950 and 2000, reaching around 1 meter annually. This reforestation practice is thus now known to be effective and could potentially change microclimates all over the Middle East,...
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Solar Energy (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
Middle Eastern states such as Saudi Arabia and Israel are pioneering solar energy research and experimental projects. The amount of sunlight in the Middle East exceeds that of most other global regions, so solar energy has an extremely high potential there. Near Ashdod and in the Negev area, for example, where 330 sunny days per year are normal, Israel has planned or is building some of the world's most progressive solar energy facilities, with many hectares of solar collectors placed on solar "farms," some using rotating dishes made from mirrors. One Negev site alone is expected to cover 400 hectares when completed in 2012.
Rotating-mirror solar collection can harness 75 percent of incoming sunlight, which is about five times the proportion harvestable using traditional solar panels. The technology also reduces the quantity of photovoltaic cells needed by a factor of about one thousand. Israel is planning to produce about 65 percent of its energy by such means within twenty years. Saudi Arabia also has comparable technology and goals, embodied in its Saudi Solar Village Project, where model solar villages have solar units that use Fresnel lenses to concentrate sunlight. This renewable solar energy source has great potential to reduce dependence on carbon-emitting fossil fuels and also to power desalination for agricultural needs.
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Context (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
The Middle East is not only a geographic but also a geopolitical bloc that often operates on ideological commonalities reinforced by shared language, culture, and religion. It is predominantly Arabic in language and Islamic in culture. Additionally, its shared climate zone is overwhelmingly arid, bordering on desert, with overall annual precipitation under 20.8 centimeters. Only Lebanon and parts of Syria exceed this annual precipitation average and usually by only a small margin.
The arid Middle East as a geographic and geopolitical unit will be highly influenced by any increased global warming, because it is already under climatic stress. That the region contains a majority of the world's known petroleum reserves only complicates this economic and climatic problem, because its economic health is likely to diminish as a result of decreased global reliance on fossil fuels.
Although models by which one can infer climatic relationships are becoming increasingly sophisticated, one of the most difficult tasks ahead may be to differentiate between correlation and causation in global warming, especially given the increasing fossil fuel carbon footprint. The Middle East, with its enormous but nonrenewable energy reserves, is vital to the future of anthropogenic climate change.
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Further Reading (Encyclopedia of Global Warming)
Atlas of Israel: Cartography, Physical and Human Geography. New York: Macmillan, 1985. Documents and maps all geophysical data available in Israel from over forty years of quantitative measurements from meteorology, oceanography, demography, and other parameters.
BP [British Petroleum]. Statistical Review of World Energy, June, 2008. London: Author, 2008. Reveals that regional and global oil production fell during 2008 for the first time since 2002, mostly as a result of changing crude oil costs tied to economically driven conservation.
Hyne, Norman J. Nontechnical Guide to Petroleum Geology, Exploration, Drilling, and Production. 2d ed. Tulsa, Okla.: PennWell, 2001. Explains key concepts of geology and applied engineering relevant to the petroleum industry globally; provides useful statistics on Middle Eastern oil production.
"Middle Eastern Oil Consumption Shows Strong Growth." Bahrain Tribune, April 9, 2009. Reports that global consumption of Middle Eastern oil rose to 6.2 million barrels per day in 2007, representing a 4.4 percent increase over 2006 consumption. Examines this growth from the perspectives of both GHG emissions and Middle Eastern economic health.
"Saudi Arabia's Prince Nayef: A Rising but Enigmatic Prince." The Economist 391, no. 8625 (April 4-10, 2009): 53. Suggests potential trends in current Saudi Arabian succession for the royal...
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Not impressed one bit needs to close and re open with a better chief and new owner. Would not give to my dogs
Not impressed one bit needs to close and re open with a better chief and new owner. Would not give to my dogs
Having been on several occasions now I am yet to be wowed by the food of San Marco. On both occasions I have found my food to be served close to cold, disappointing to say the least. The service as well was poor, with little attention from the front of house staff, who also get the deserts themselves from a... More
We've been before and had a good old moan but held our tongue in the restaurant as it's the favourite place of our very good friends. Major delays in service,cold food, no steak, no this, no that. If they didn't get the passing trade of unsuspecting canal holiday makers surely they would not survive. They take too much on and... More
I had my wedding reception here in January 2012, The building is gorgeous, very clean, decorated to a high standard, lighting etc is perfect. The staff were very friendly and accomodating to our needs and requirements, the food was perfect, not one complaint, good portions and good quality food. Nice choice on the menu for children, adults and they accommodate... More
This is a pleasant restaurant, although draughty and cold with the door open. The staff were very attentive but, despite our group of 15 pre-ordering, it was 30 minutes before we got anything to eat and there were long gaps between courses. My portion of Penne Milano was very small, like a child's portion and my partner's Vesuvio pizza had... More
Visited in August 2012 (didn't get round to doing the review until now) for my brothers birthday meal with him, his partner, my partner and my parents. The location is lovely, unfortunately that is about the most positive thing I can say. At first we were served by a waitress who was quite nervy (new?), but obviously willing to help... More
We were the only ones in the restaurant, staff not particularly friendly, there were 3 of us who all had pizza which tasted like it was a frozen pizza, the base was really strange and very dry and the pizza topping was sparse had very little flavour at all. Complained but got no replacement or discount. Would not return.
My wife and I moved to Wheelock about 18 months ago and were happy to find this lovely restaurant on our doorstep. The atmosphere is so warm and friendly that you go in that it makes you feel like you are on holiday. The food is really nice and pretty cheap too and the wines are fantastic. The owner is... More
We come here regularly and have always found it to be great, friendly service. The staff are lovely and food is very tasty.. A real hidden gem and is a must go if you live in Sandbach!!
This was my first time here at San Marco and I have to say I have to say can´t wait to return...place close to a canal ideal for summer time, inside you first impression when you walk in is that you have transported to Italy or Spain. The staff were very polite and with a big smile at all the... More
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In the midst of gun debates around the country, a company called Predator Games plans to create an elaborate laser tag facility in southeast Wisconsin.
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She Governor Christie joins us now from an operation center outside Trenton governor good evening the pictures are incredible how are people along the shore holding up.
It's a devastating day ship for the people of the Jersey Shore.
I was able to travel there today by helicopter.
Went in -- couple of spots along the shore and what I saw was unthinkable.
You know the place of my summer youth in the Jersey Shore seaside heights where the TV show the Jersey shores filled.
The Jersey Shore and into the season that's more what he's gone Capps gone who washed into the ocean I flew over it and saw a roller coaster.
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Extraordinary -- homes washed down streets streets and it's five and six feet of water.
Completely impassable homes in the middle of state highways.
There have been washed off of their -- their foundations.
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Of this storm surge.
Is not to be believed that he actually see it.
And unfortunately for me I got to see it today it happened in the state where I was born and raised in at some.
That's a sad day for the people of New Jersey Jersey folks are tough.
If you live through an event like that you come out strong from -- you look around and the place of your childhood memories is gone and I just wonder.
If you're ready to handle the mental part of this with so many up and down the coast.
Well you know listen we did this that's part of the reason to go there -- -- -- a lot of hugs that I.
-- -- short a lot of tears.
-- shared with me today for that very reason because we will rebuild we are tough.
No -- -- -- people in the state you know that and that so we will rebuild but for folks like me and my generation.
Will never be the second.
The places that we knew growing up and that we got the opportunity to our children to to thing that really weaves the fabric of your life in the state.
Many of those things are now gone in there will be replaced but they won't be the same now.
We've got to bear up and deal with it because this is -- -- the that this hand we've been dealt but it is certainly harsh and difficult hand that we've -- by nature in the last 48 hours.
Is an aside from all the homes and such the transit system is a real mess I watched the video of water flowing -- stations in Hoboken in Jersey City how you gonna get fed up and running in an even more importantly win.
I think the path station where you talked with that picture with me that's where all around the Internet reporter -- -- the Hoboken path station.
I think the -- since the we'll probably down for at least seven days.
You know salt water giving it -- that system wreaks Havoc on this you know on the new Jersey transit has had many tracks washed away.
By the storm and so it's who think it's a little bit to get our trip to system back up and running.
But he'll get there but it will take a little while we won't have a lot of -- as it did.
In New Jersey for the next week are you getting what you need from the federal government.
We are -- so far the president is expedited our major disaster declaration.
Without the normal red tape and paperwork.
He did on the phone with me last night at midnight personally.
He's been involved.
And as has -- -- -- -- FEMA.
They've been involved here our operations there reform beginning.
And so a lot of right now I have nothing but praise for the way the administration -- -- -- -- and coordinated with us at the state level.
It's been observed repeatedly that you that you've clearly put politics aside on this matter.
And I wonder if that's maybe something for us all to think about when when times -- this -- and issues are so big we're talking about people -- children and lives.
To put that mess away.
I ship with some I wouldn't stand for anything else I mean we're talking with the laden who the people in my state.
This is the old fight -- and I quite frankly don't care about the election at this moment.
I've got lives to protect and rebuild in my state.
And if the president United States does a good job I will praise and and because of bad job I will criticize him but he has done a good job in the last few days for New Jersey -- so he deserves this -- mark -- -- get it.
Regardless of what the calendar says because this is much more important politics this is the lives of the people my state.
The pleas from border raced.
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The days ahead -- cold and difficult up and down that beautiful -- governor all the best to you and -- thank you.
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I measured the shaft on the Vol and Tone pots for my guitar and it was 6 mm. I ordered the 0169-G 6mm shaft gold dome knobs (gold finish looks like it will last a good long time) and they fit absolutely perfectly. Stays on tight with the set screw. If there's anything I've learned from ordering from Stewmac it's do your homework and measure twice and make sure you order the right sized part.
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I've tried setting my playtv location setting to "other" to be able to export my recorded clips to the xmb but It doesn't work. I can't see the copy to home menu button.
Does it work for everyone else? Am I doing something wrong.
It's annoying that this function was removed for Australia. I've recorded the show already, i just want to back it up to my larger external hard drive.
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Deevo wrote:Here's my experience. It may be related, or it may not.
1) Record programme to PlayTV
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3) Channel scan returns no channels (Because of my region)
4) PlayTV defaults back to "Australia" hence no export functionalilty.
This may be what's happening to you.
That's what happened to me, i'm in regional NSW
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I'm assuming when you try to scan in "other" it only scans in VHF, which is why a couple of us who live in regional areas can't pickup any channels (UHF), making it revert back to "Australia" region. In Aussee's case he gets the Melbourne (VHF) as well as the regional (UHF) in his area, so he is able to pickup channels in "other" and use the export to XMB feature.
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