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We installed the tile last weekend. It looks beautiful, but it was very difficult to install. While on mesh, we found that they were not uniformly spaced. Given the tile shape, it was very time consuming to cut around outlets and switches. It took close to 20 hours to lay the tile backsplash in our small kitchen. I'm glad we didn't know how difficult installation would have been or we probably would have chosen another tile. In the original shipment, some tile sheets had damaged tile (from shipping presumably). Overstock was great about sending replacement sheets.
No tiles were broken upon arrival, all were intact and attached to their mesh backings. These were purchased for a small bath renovation, to be used as border tiles in conjunction with subway tile. As another reviewer had written, yes, some tiles are very slightly misaligned, and as yet another reviewer wrote, the backing is flimsy and does present a problem while being hung vertically, but it's not impossible, and with a little care and a lot of spacers, it can be done. That said, it is a very beautiful tile, and worth the extra effort. Each tile does have MINOR imperfections (pitting, etc) that is typical of glazed porcelain, and lends a time-worn feel without looking "old", which I liked. We cut these sheets in half to use as a 6-inch border, which then gave us 25 linear feet to work with, and it looks great with our grey grout. Doing this made the project look very upscale while still remaining budget-friendly. Beautifully compliments the shape of our American Standard Retrospect pedestal sink and toilet. These are high-gloss tiles, and probably not ideal for bathroom or shower floors (a powder room, perhaps), as they can be slick when wet. As for color, they are not a glaring, ultra bright white, but rather a soft, solid white that closely matched the rest of the budge-friendly ceramic tile we selected from the "blue store". Once grouted, the slight color difference became completely undetectable. One thing I noticed was that in the online photo, the tiles appear to have a 3-D, slightly raised lip along the perimeters, but in fact, the the tiles were perfectly flat upon hands-on inspection, which, I imagine, also makes them easier to cut. Even for the small amount of tile we bought, it added just enough pizzazz to make the entire project look like it cost much more than it actually did.
This tile has a slight gray/white tinge. I used a more almond color grout to pull in a more creamy color to the tile... but that was just for my kitchen. This is a FABULOUS price....even IF I had to order more than needed for my kitchen!!! Came quickly and had no broken tiles! Also, I don't think it mentions it in the description...but the tiles are ALMOST a 1/4 of an inch thick... or maybe I should say thin! In case you are looking for accent or trim pieces.
Ordered these tiles to be installed in a renovation project that is currently underway. While they have not been installed as of this posting, we are looking forward to having them in the powder room of our home.
This tile is gorgeous and looked amazing once it was installed. However, one huge word of caution before installing - DO NOT use this tile with a wet saw, or the netting dissolves and the tiles all fall off - we learned this the hard way. Once we got a method down without using the wet saw, it looked absolutely beautiful and was still a great value.
I ordered 7 cases of this tile for our kitchen remodel, and we had none of the problems that some other reviewers mentioned... no broken tiles, no mis-spaced tiles,,no problem with installation, and they are beautiful! The tile guys kept commenting all day during the installation how nice the tile is. I almost didn't order these BUT I'm so glad I did (I ordered from a different sight and cancelled because I got an extra box and my total cost at overstock still saved me $80 off the cost of 6 cases at another site...and the shipping was free and fast)! Don't hesitate!
I used this tile in my guest bathroom with dark blue grout and the compliments have not stopped! Wished I had another room that needed tile to use it again.
I think it's terrible that such a beautiful product was not better packaged for shipping. Overstock shipped this item in a very oversized box with very minimal bubble wrap. The minute I picked it up from my porch I could feel and hear the broken tiles inside :( I purchased the very last one on Overstock and unfortunately received a pile of rubble. I'm incredibly disappointed.
I used this tile for a bathroom, and it's gorgeous. The color is definitely not white. It's in the pale gray family, varying from (paint colors) Behr Pewter Vase (PPL-64) to Behr Bay Breeze (PWN-44). The variations in the tile really make the shape of the tile especially beautiful. I used bright white grout to set it off. It was hard to find a trim tile for the edges that matched, so I ended up going with Daltile Kohler White pieces that have a texture on them - the shadows caused by the texture pattern make it blend with the color variations in the Morocco Tile. It also looks stunning with Carerra Marble.
Great tile.. Overstock price was one-third of the price I had from my local tile store. Great tile, great price.
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Side Dishes: Vermont food tourism website launches
Did you know Vermont has an Agriculture and Culinary Tourism Council [1]? Its 13 members — food producer groups, nonprofit associations, tourism organizations and state agencies — will officially launch the council's debut project on August 5 with an event preceding the Vermont Fresh Network Forum [2] at Shelburne Farms.
The council's program has been in discussion since 2005, says Meghan Sheradin, executive director of the Vermont Fresh Network. In 2010, funding from the John Merck Fund — matched by the Vermont Agriculture Innovation Center — allowed the consortium to plan an interactive website to introduce tourists to Vermont's farmers, producers and chefs. Jager Di Paola Kemp Design created the branding elements and name, Dig In Vermont [3]. Bluehouse Group of Richmond developed the software, which focuses on "food trails," or groups of hot spots to visit.
Koi Boynton of the Vermont Agency of Agriculture says the website will be updated seasonally to showcase the best Vermont has to offer throughout the year. For example, to coincide with the Vermont Fresh Network Forum, project coordinator Alyssa Nathanson has laid out a Shelburne-area trail that hits Magic Hat Brewery and Artifactory [4], Shelburne Farms [5], the Shelburne Museum Café [6] and Shelburne Vineyard [7].
Now it's up to Vermont's Department of Tourism and Marketing [8] to share the website with the rest of New England — and the world. The Lamoille Economic Development Corporation, which was planning a similar food-based site of its own, is instead paying to have Dig In Vermont translated into French for Canadian tourists.
Though the site is designed to lure tourists to Vermont so they can enjoy its food scene, Sheradin emphasizes that Dig In is for locals, too. "If you're going to an unfamiliar area, this is your tool to find out what locals like to do and are proud of in their food," she says. "The more Vermonters use it, the more compelling it will be for tourists, too."
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[2] http://www.vermontfresh.net/news-and-events/annual-forum/
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Belleville, Kan., July 30— Keith Kunz Motorsports has filed two entries for the 35th Annual Belleville Midget Nationals on Aug. 2-4 at the Belleville High Banks. The event which carries a purse in excess of $84,000 will be officiated by the National Championship Racing Association (NCRA) and The Belleville High Banks Race Committee.
Kunz is looking for his fourth Belleville Nationals Championship as a car owner, with previous wins by Page Jones (1993), Kevin Doty (1994) and Kyle Larson (2011). This year the team will bring two "Belleville" rookie drivers, to the event California's Rico Abreu and Ryan Bernal. Both will drive Bullet chassis' powered by Toyota.
Abreu has scored two midget feature victories in the past two weeks at Angell Park Speedway (Sun Prairie, Wis.) and Junction Motor Speedway (McCool Junction, Neb.). Bernal in addition a solid wingless sprint car season has recorded two victories in the USAC Western Midget Series comeptition.
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Midget Racing on the quarter-mile dirt oval for the first time, highlights Thursday Aug. 2 with a 30-lap midget race and JayHusker Micro Series event. Action switches to the half-mile track on Friday Night Aug. 3, and with qualifying, heat races, pole dash, semi feature and a preliminary night feature event.
Saturday Aug. 4 will feature preliminary races to set the starting field of twenty-four positions in the 40-lap feature. A check of $12,000 awaits the winner, with the feature paying $700 to start. The United Rebel Sprint Car Series will also participate in both days with the running of the inaugural 305 Sprint Nationals.
General Admission tickets for all events are sold first-come first-served on race day at the ticket gate. Reserved Seating tickets is available for the Belleville Midget Nationals. General admission available only if the event is not sold out, and available only on the day of the race at the track ticket office (bottom 3 rows only).
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Keselowski Qualifies Fourth at Kansas Speedway
October 4, 2013
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (October 4, 2013) – Brad Keselowski and the No. 2 Miller Lite Ford Fusion team qualified fourth for the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway on Friday afternoon.
The reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) champion toured the 1.5-mile oval in 29.996 seconds, or 161.594 mph. Keselowski will be looking for his second career NSCS win at Kansas with his first coming in the spring race of 2011.
Penske Racing teammate, Joey Logano, will start the race from the fifth position in the No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Ford Fusion.
"Obviously there is a little more out there because Jimmie (Johnson) and Ricky (Stenhouse) were both faster. It was a decent lap for the Miller Lite Ford though and should get us a solid starting spot. We will take it and move on."
The Hollywood Casino 400 will air live at 2:00 p.m. ET on ESPN on Sunday afternoon. Race coverage will also be broadcast live on the Motor Racing Network and Sirius Satellite Radio Channel 90.
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This was a great place to stay in Essaouira. It was very relaxing and walking distance to all. The people surrounding Dar Al Bahar were also very helpful when my friend and I could not figure out initially which direction to go. Wonderful experience!
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Really friendly staff, awesome rooftop terrace. Close to the main street but still silent.
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Dar Al Bahar was very beautiful and the staff was excellent! the room was great, what a great view we had!! Very clean and good hot shower. The Moroccan breakfast was perfect. A very relaxing place in Essaouira, with a great staff who were very helpful and friendly. I will recommend this place to everyone who travels there.
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we stayed one night only. beautiful view of the ocean from the terrace but we arrived late at night and you have to walk down a few dodgy dark alley ways to find it. we moved after the first night simply to be closer to the centre. Breakfast was amazing!! rooms are clean. no air con or fans so was hot as we visited in august. Staff were very friendly and accommodating.
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This guest house is very nice and is a great place to stay. The room that we had was clean and nicely presented and we slept very well. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and breakfast was good. We actually upgraded our room as the basic twin didn't look so nice. When we paid a little bit more the room that we did get was lovely.
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It is kinda partially sales, that goes into it. They select a certain number of "big names" every time, ignoring actual influence on the world of rock, because they need to sell tickets to the charity dinner and nobody will come if it's a load of random people they've never heard of. The Rock and Roll hall of fame is a joke, I am honestly surprised anyone continues to give a crap about it. Remember the "voting criteria", as it was put in this thread, is not laid out anywhere, it's up to the vote of a VERY small group of people, it's all about their own personal taste and who they think will draw people.
Considering Laura Nyro is in the hall of fame, record sales and popularity do have absolutely nothing to do with the nomination process. It's all down to whoever the small committee likes enough to nominate.
Any way, instead of giving a snappy answer about the HoF being a joke, here's a few bands who deserve to be in the hall, unquestioningly:
Joy Division
Depeche Mode
T. Rex
The Cure
Throbbing Gristle
Nick Drake
Duran Duran
Stopping before I get all wistful and depressed about some of my favorites getting snubbed year after year.
Afraid nobody 'round here
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Devo - "Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA"
It's really the "Jann Werener's favorite band's" Hall of Fame (VH1 should take it over as they do much better than Rolling Stone) to the point where he lowered the entry age to 20 just so Nirvana could get in sooner. Rush is proabably the most infamous band denied entry, but here's a list from me, apologies if they are already in, and I am aware some of these bands are too young:
Deep Purple
Alice Cooper
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Alice In Chains
Pearl Jam
Guns N Roses
Beck (just for you A_C)
The Smiths
The Cure
New York Dolls
The Pixies
The Replacements
Stevie Ray Vaughn
T. Rex
Stone Temple Pilots
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Wicked I think you are god dam fat fucking shitty mom with a drug problem . you try so hard here to lick other posters asses it is sickening . Ive heard you suck dick on the job too whore.
That piece of trash put me on Ignore yesterday on the Hangout thread because EC did. This piece of shit has talked shit about everyone here and she has no right to be creating hang out threads. she is fucking trash and I am talking to Monk or Dawg about no letting her create them. FUCK her trailer trash salem smoking damaged hair bitch.
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Before I get to the count and the results, I wanted to thank all of the candidates for stepping up and offering to serve the Subcommittee. This is one of the things that makes our group successful, and I encourage all of you to step up and support our new officers and the Subcommittee any time you get the opportunity. There are lots of ways to help out, so don't sit on the sidelines and wait to be asked for help.
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Tim Smalley - 186
Myles Yancy - 34
Vice President:
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Bill Vanderslice - 206
Please join me in welcoming and congratulating our new Executive Committee officers; and welcoming back our treasurer, Bill Vanderslice.
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Hey mate no offence but can you at least use the correct spelling term and not silly wording that isn't required like "idear" there is no "r" in idea. Thanks
Sorry for all the crap Tatty, didn't meant to insult ndmk, but yeah, one misunderstanding lead to another...
What he means is, there's a lot of people here who's English is a second language. If you could, please try to use correct spelling otherwise it's difficult for someone non-English to translate. Could you imagine an online translator trying to translate phrases like "wtf" and "lol" or "bruv"
I had Steam, but gave it to my younger brother when I came over as a goodbye gift. Haven't bother to start another account, keep telling myself I need to do it soon :shadedshu Wakefield is like in the middle of UK, so while you don't have anybody close by, if we ever organise a get together its most likely close to your place +1 to Scaminatrix, English should use proper English!
Whilst kuro, sounded a bit like a dick ( sorry dude you know I love yas but there's a way of saying things and a way of not saying things ) He does have a point, try to put in a bit more effort whilst on the forums, it makes it easier for everyone else to read what you have to say if you use standardised langauge It makes things MUCH easier for those who don't have English as a first langauge.
Hey what other way is there to put my words across english is much better language with normal english. And at foutstaff oh okay no problem.
It was how you phrased it dude, made it patronising and a bit offensive. It's cool though I know it was not your intention
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I love the fact people stress the use of 'correct' English when most don't use correct English to begin with. Plus, reiterating Pather's post, tones, intentions & the a-like aren't put across well on the interwebz - we shouldn't take it too seriously. I'm happy to see some talk but we need action folk. Doesn't matter if people don't follow suit you can't force your religion on people - do it for your own betterment. On a happier note; I'm going to drink a lot of Old Peculiar tonight and play the new, recently released BC2 maps on my GF's 3870. Gunna push that mother hard! If anyone would like to join my clan mates bitchin' Mumble server send me a PM I'll be home in 15 minutes if my colleague finishes what he should have done hours ago.
I was wondering, do you guys use more "local" forums, eg Aria? And what are you guys known as there? I am currently just a denizen of TPU, when I need free deliveries, I shall start spamming other local forums
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Robbie Malinoski broke a string of two consecutive fourth place finishes Saturday night in Utah to earn the team's first pro podium of the season with a third, while also solidifying third place in the Pro Open standings.
Just days before he was set to travel to Utah, Malinoski suffered a separated AC joint in his right shoulder, while riding at the team's test facility. Initially, it was unknown if Robbie would even be able to compete in the Western nationals.
After taking part in morning practice, things took a turn for the worse when Malinoski was involved in two separate on track collisions, resulting in him dismounting the sled and placing even more strain on the shoulder. After qualifying for the Pro Stock main, the determined rider from Humbolt, Saskatchewan was only going to make a single lap and collect starting points. Once the green flag fell, he continued on and settled in to a pace that saw him work his way to a ninth place finish.
In the Pro Open main, Malinoski bolted from the second row into a fourth place spot. Continuing the charge, he moved into a podium position with just a few laps remaining and was able to comfortably gap the field behind him. Robbie finished up a gritty night and turned around what was otherwise a very tough weekend.
Team rider Andrew Johnstad managed to score a couple of top fives in qualifying action with a second and a fifth. Johnstad was near the top 10 mark in both finals, with a 10th in Stock and 11th in Open.
Semi-Pro rider Joe Fallen continues to be consistently in the mix in his classes. Fallen won a qualifying round and finished he weekend with a sixth and eighth overall in Super Stock 1 and 2.
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PRINCETON — The Princeton Public Library announced that it is still seeking responses to the survey that was distributed in its late January newsletter. For those who no longer have the survey (or did not receive one), surveys — as well as the newsletter — may be downloaded from the library website at www.theprincetonlibrary.org or may be picked up at the Princeton Public Library circulation desk.
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Composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Taj Mahal is one of the most prominent and influential figures in late 20th century blues and roots music. Though his career began more than four decades ago with American blues, he has broadened his artistic scope over the years to include music representing virtually every corner of the world – west Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, the Hawaiian islands and so much more. What ties it all together is his insatiable interest in musical discovery. Over the years, his passion and curiosity have led him around the world, and the resulting global perspective is reflected in his music.
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Opened the mail box and seen this...Awesome !!! Formex log will start here on Monday.
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I'm now the only IBE Rep that does not, nor never has had any Formex... I'm jealous!
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Amazing Spider-Man #15
"Kraven The Hunter!"
Another story indroducing a new villain, as well as re-indroducing Spider-Man's first foe, the Chameleon.
Spider-Man stops some burglars who are planning to rob a bank. One of them, the mastermind of them, escapes and we see that he is the Chameleon.
In his hideout, he is thinking what he can do about him and then he has an idea: He will invite his friend, Kraven the Hunter.
JJJ, Betty, Peter, and his schoolmates are running to the docks to see Kraven, who arrives and announces to Jameson that he came here to hunt Spider-Man. JJJ informs him that this is illegal.
At the same time some gorilas and snakes escape his capture. Peter quickly changes to Spider-Man, but he is useless, cause at the time he arrives in the scene Kraven has already caught the escaped animals. Betty is too jealous of Liz.
Kraven is described as a legand, and the greatest hunter ever, who has caught every living pray sigle hand.
Kraven next visits the Chameleon's house to gather information about Spider-Man. The Chameleon arranges for some burglars to commit a ribbery, as for Spider-Man to stop them. Kraven watches his pray from afar.
The two meet and they fight. Kraven is not an easy opponent. He scratches Spidey with somekind of drug or something, which makes Peter dizzy.
The next morning Peter better, but during the day we see that he still has shakes. Kraven confesses to the Chameleon that he has great power, cause of the posion he stole from some hidden witch doctor of a hidden african tribe.
Aunt May tells Peter that she arranged for a blind date with Ms Watchon's niece.
Kraven arrives at the daily bugle, chalenging Spider-Man through the paper. Spider-Man follows him, but he does know that he is following the Chameleon.
The is a sequence where Chameleon dressed as Kraven, pounds some drums, which makes Peter feel wierd. Kraven tries to catch Spider-Man with a net and later with some kind of magnetic cuffs.
After a while, Spider-Man manages to defeat Kraven, and discover that the Chameleon was behind it.
Peter has to ditch Betty cause he promised Aunt May to go on the date. Betty things it is because of Liz. Miss Watchon's niece has a headache and she does not come, so he calls Betty but she hangs up, so he calls Liz qho is dating Flash.
The Chameleon and Kraven are escorted from the country. The editor announces that Spider-Man annual will be in stores.


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Piero Fornasetti Comes to a Screen Near You
It's the flat screen tv as canvas -- design co. Detour Moves has compiled a disc of animated interpretations of Fornasetti designs, inspired by Italian designer Piero Fornasetti's Theme & Variations. Each disc holds more than 500 images that rotate on your television, transforming a blank screen into changeable art that's peering at you -- this is Fornasetti after all -- as often as you peer at it.
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Backround: I am 38 and have been training for around 18 years. I am also a lifetime lacto ovo vegetarian. This will be the first creatine product, other than plain old monohydrate,that I have ever tried.
Weight: 215.
Goal: To see if this old guy can gain some descent strength, and maybe a bit of size. Gains are increasingly hard to come by at this stage of the game.
Current lifting stats:
Flat bench 315 for ten reps
Shoulder press: 95 lbs dumbells for eight reps
Squat: 365 for 8-10 reps. I could go higher but I fear for my s fragile knees.
Rack pulls ( I tend not to do dead's off the floor because of back issues) 325 for sets of 8-10. I could also go more on these but I am very cautious with my low back. I have had some serious issues in the past.
Current diet:
I eat six times per day. I consume 240 grams of protein per day from whey and eggs. My carb sources are primarily whole wheat bagels and oatmeal. I get fats mostly from flax oil and olive oil. I'm also a big fan of peanuts and cashews. This may sound weird coming from a vegetarian, but I don't eat that many vegtables.
I really never track calories. I just make sure that I consume 240 grams of protein per day. I always eat a bagel or serving of oatmeal with my protein. This NEVER changes. Sometimes I'll add in additional carbs or fats. I take my flax and olive oil at night with my last shake of the day.
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Champion nutrition whey protein
Natures Best Vitamin Pack
Olive oil
flax oil
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Monday: Chest and Bi's
Tues: quads and hams
Wed: Off
Thurs: delts and tri's
Fri: back
I usually do three sets of three exercised per body part. This does not include warmups (of which I do many), dropsets, rest pause sets etc. I typically work in the 8-10 rep range for compound movements. I go as high a 15 reps or more on isosolation movements.
I will be taking four caps of Neovar twice per day. I'll take it in the morning with my 40 gram shake and 50 grams of complex carbs (oatmeal). I will also take four caps post workout with 40 gram protein shake and 50 grams of complex carbs (oatmeal or whole wheat bagel). I will also take some additional simple carbs with my post workout meal.
On non workout days I will take a dose in the morning and a dose in the early evening. I actually started yesterday. This will give it some time to build up in my system over the weekend. hopefully this will give my Monday workout a nice boost.
I will start logging my results on Monday after my first workout using Neovar.
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May 21, 2012
Environmental activist, author and journalist Bill McKibben accepted the inaugural Sam Rose '58 and Julie Walters Prize at Dickinson College for Global Environmental Activism. McKibben received the $100,000 prize at Dickinson's Commencement on Sunday, May 20.
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) co-founder John H. Adams and President William G. Durden '71 presented the prize to McKibben. Just before the prize was awarded, Sam Rose '58 had assisted in presenting Adams with a doctor of public service honorary degree.
Adams and Julie Walters serve on the seven-member recipient selection committee. In discussing who should be the inaugural recipient of the prize, Walters had stressed the importance of advocacy. "Our recipient, Bill McKibben, is the leading advocate for environmental action action to stop the Earth hurtling into climate change from an over dependence on fossil fuels," said Adams. "In November [2011] I joined him in a demonstration at the White House in opposition to the Keystone pipeline. Over 12,000 citizens, young and old, standing 10 deep in a circle around the White House—Bill called it a hug—a few days later the pipeline was halted by the president. Through it all, Bill has been a friend to me and to our planet."
In accepting the prize McKibben thanked Rose and Walters for their leadership, and called Adams the "lion of the environmental movement." Turning to the class of 2012, McKibben said that climate change is not only the greatest problem of their lifetime, but also the greatest problem civilization has ever faced. "I look forward to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with many of you in the years ahead," McKibben said.
McKibben is the founder of 350.org, the world's largest grassroots climate campaign, with activists in every country but North Korea. Since 2009, 350.org has coordinated 15,000 rallies in 189 countries. Time magazine has called McKibben "the planet's best green journalist" and The Boston Globe said in 2010 that he was "probably the country's most important environmentalist." McKibben's first book, "The End of Nature," is regarded as the first book for a general audience about climate change.
In 2006 McKibben helped lead a five-day walk across Vermont to demand action on global warming that some newspaper accounts called the largest climate-change demonstration to date in America. In 2011 he led the largest civil-disobedience action in 30 years in the U.S., as part of a protest against proposed pipelines to the tar sands of Canada. McKibben received the Guggenheim and Lyndhurst fellowships and won the Lannan Prize for nonfiction writing in 2000. In 2011, he was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Rose and Walters created this prize to focus attention on the need to reduce the impact of human lives on the planet, particularly given the rising population predictions for this century. "Education is a necessity if we are to understand the problems facing the natural world and its inhabitants," said Rose. "Julie and I wanted to endow the prize at Dickinson because we fully support the curriculum, which promotes student awareness of the environment and training for professional careers in the sciences as well as responsible living for the protection of all life forms."
Rose and Walters endowed the prize to honor Adams and his 40 years of dedication and service to environmental causes.
"In our opinion, the most important issue of today is not politics, is not jobs, is not Wall Street, is not Facebook. It's the planet, stupid," said Rose. "We've established this prize to honor John [Adams], because the environment needs defenders like him. We'd love to see someone in this graduating class achieve this award in the future."


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The 'Colbert Report' Has Been Suspended for 'Unforeseen Reasons': Do You Watch the Show?
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Stephen Colbert is not one to stay mum about... well, anything. But his parody show, the "Colbert Report" has suspended production on Comedy Central and will be airing reruns for the rest of the week, the network confirms. And people are wondering why. In fact, Comedy Central is staying pretty hush-hush about the suspension as well, saying in a statement: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the show will air repeat episodes on Wednesday, February 15 and Thursday, February 16."
Some sources told the New York Daily News that host Stephen Colbert had a family emergency to take care of, but that's not been confirmed. Whatever the reason, it is a bit eery to witness such inaction from Colbert himself. Even Colbert's normally vibrant Twitter account hasn't been updated since February 14. Will you miss the "Colbert Report" during its suspension? Do you even watch the show?
Some sources told the New York Daily News that host Stephen Colbert had a family emergency to take care of, but that's not been confirmed. Whatever the reason, it is a bit eery to witness such inaction from Colbert himself. Even Colbert's normally vibrant Twitter account hasn't been updated since February 14. Will you miss the "Colbert Report" during its suspension? Do you even watch the show?
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I totally agree with you. Whatever happened to Craig Kilborn after his late, late show was cancelled? He used to have some awesome guests and hilarious spoofs on his program. Where did Kilborn go? IMO, he's one of the funniest guys in showbiz.
Yes+1I hope things turn out okay for Stephen Colbert and his family...
I might not know the man personally, but I've certainly let him be a part of my life for half an hour at a time. I wish him the best, and if he does end up facing a tragedy of life, I hope he can bear it and him and his family can move forward. - Brian 2012/02/17 23:53:22
No+3No - the guy's a twit. He and Jon Stewart are intelligent men who use that intelligence to its lowest common denominator. It is easy to criticise, bully, and make fun of others. They are cheap shot artists who are regarded by their minions as "genius." Bull crap! Politicians are what they are! There is not much to admire among any of them. It is very easy to find fault with politicians but, the constant lampooning of the American system and the men who leaders in it by Jon Stewart, Steven Colbert, and others like them, just makes their younger audience more cynical. I don't have much repect for either of them. Their humor is rather childish in my view.
Obviously, if this issue involves personal family problems or tragedy of some sort - I wish him well. -
+3Big deal - he is capable of giving a serious speech when his television program is a bunch of moronic nonsence.. What he is saying makes some sense but it is elementary logic couched in arrogance and a bunch of dumbed down morons think it's profound. I read and hear more wisdom that this on a daily basis. Few people think that all Muslims are terrorists. What we think is that most terrorists are Muslims and there are significant numbers of Muslims who are terrorists that it makes most of them suspect. The people who should resent Muslim terrorists the most are Muslims who want to live in peace with the rest of us but, sadly enough, they are not.
- SC 2012/02/17 21:47:58No+1Although I watched only a few times, it seemed a one-joke show. Maybe people just got tired of seeing Colbert mock conservatives. Who knows? maybe Colbert got tired of it. Conservatives can be pretty funny sometimes, but Liberals have their moments as well.
Jon Stewart is a better one-trick pony and maybe there is only a market for one show which mocks pretty much the same people.
Whatever the case this is pretty much a non-issue for most people. I hope for more interesting questions on SodaHead but should not complain as I can't think of any at the moment. - scbluesman13 2012/02/17 21:29:27
- bjamnjm 2012/02/17 21:16:46No+5I haven't watched him for 4-5 yrs...
He used to be a funny sidekick, pie-in-the-face kind of guy but allowed some attention from POTUS to go straight to his empty head thus becoming a real blockhead, a dolt, a simpleton.
Who knows I hear there may be an opening at Team Obama, Treasury Secretary. - LCisme 2012/02/17 20:50:02Yes
- Piper 2012/02/17 20:26:49
- DaleHogue 2012/02/17 20:11:01
- Michael Aman 2012/02/17 19:41:08Noi have no idea who he is or what his show is about but i hope everything turns out alright for him
- Fred 2012/02/17 19:26:44
No+3When you watch the congressional hearings on C-Span you quickly realize several things. The national medias are extremely negligent in getting the real issues at hand out and many "government elected" officials are quite lacking in communicative skills. Yesterdays exchange between Paul Ryan and Jeffrey Zientz regarding the proposed budget and its "true deficit reduction" was great comedy. Unfortunately, it wasn't meant to be.
Forget CoMeDy CeNtRaL. Watch C-Span. Be prepared to finally realize Obama is a great talker and that gift is why he is president. There are many "behind the scenes" people who are not. I guess government needs both. The Republican party has great communicators behind the scene. What they discuss is very, very dangerous, complicated, and important. This is not a funny world. -
+1Obama is a talker, not a doer and that is his biggest problem. His second biggest problem is that he is a liar. The only people who are dumb enough to listen to his lies or left-wing nutcases. I will be glad to see him defeated in the next election and sent back to his Muslim roots wherever that may be.
I agree norm... he's a politician hence his lies, cheap talk, telling folks what they want to hear, etc. will most likely get him re-elected, not his poor assed, record of failure.
But I have to ask why you believe the day may have come for engineers, banker, scientists and generals are in positions of leadership? I look around and all I see are smooth talking politicos... on all sides of the fence. -
+2Trouble with that is, he can't run in the "next election", so you'll never get the satisfaction. But you could buy gold and guns for 4 more years, keep fantasizing that Sara Palin actually winked at YOU, worry about those poor people making over a Million $'s being persecuted, see Nazi-Socialist-Muslim-Facist-... running around destroying your myopic view of America, and lament the gays, pregnant teens, illegal immigrants, and unemployed deadbeats. It should keep you busy and happily mired in your sorry skin.
+1PDS take a deep breath..."Argumentum as hominem" is so childish. No conservative wants a politician that can dull your senses like the Pied Piper with a single wink. We left that to the Obamanites. We also don't fear teenage pregnancy. It will look great on your daughter. We just hope her "Baby Daddy" pays for some of the expenses. You will love your new son in law. Unless of course, well it is too inconvenient to have this child. I am sure you will see to it her scholarship to Harvard is not jeopardized.
You are way too tough on us "evil conservatives."
We have fun. We would like you to have fun. Try this philosophy, "For every privilege there is an equal or greater responsibility." Pretty silly stuff you say? We don't think so. -
+1You take my breath away. The first Conservative to proffer a reasoned argument. Guess I've been tainted by immediate name-calling and Limbaugh-parroting by every other reply I've had. If the Republican Party could be taken back by such people as you, we could once again have reasoned debate, intelligent compromise, and maybe (dare I say it).....a Gov OF the people, BY the people, and FOR the people once again.
As for your philosophy, I agree. Get the Tea-bagger Republican legislators to act responsibly, instead of getting the US gov credit rating downgraded, we'll have a Great Debate. -
Alright, I was "lurking" in the shadows watching you two trade thoughts. In the end I realized that at least three of us here on Soda Head can agree on several things. I'm guessing there's many more than just the three of us though.
Either way this was a great and refreshing exchange between you two. Thanks!
For the record PDS I was also going to suggest you take a step back, catch your breath and try not to be so "knee jerk" in your response to DaleHogue. Like most everyone on here I'm not a fan of politicos who play us however they can... repubs, dems, libs, cons, progressives, etc. So see, I tend to side with most camps on some things at least.
In the end I vote for the person not their political affiliation. Because of that most of the time my vote doesn't add up to much because sadly, I'm in the minority.
The sheep usually win out. -
+1Agree w/all points saw the exchange between Ryan and "I pay my taxes sometimes" Geithner... I wish it were funnier. I disagree, however, that Obama is a great communicator:
Then there's this little tidbit:
http://keywiki.org/index.php/... - glass_butterfly ~YSU~ 2012/02/17 18:51:52
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- Starman 2012/02/17 18:35:39Yes+8I looks like it was due to an illness in the family, his mother, age 91, is ill, and like a good son Mr Colbert dropped everything to be by her side. I wish her well, and applaud Mr Colbert.
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they would not release anything with out his permission and he may have other priorities at the moment... give the man a break.
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+2I have two sons both working in the television news and entertainment business. One as a producer, the other a director. The anchors and personalities shown on the screen are puppets reading teleprompters. Even the "ad libs" are written. Without make-up, writers, and coaches, they are not much to talk about as people. As my son says every morning, "Let's create that thing called Show Biz-America is waiting" Peace. You meet them, you will be unimpressed. Unless you like ego maniacs.
What is so unusual or noble about that. Anyone would go to be with their mother if she was on her death bed. Drug addicts, conmen, and mobsters would do that. I wish the family well (if that is the case) but that is hardly worthy of some kind of admiration.
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Im fine with it being over after tonightOriginally Posted by TeamMelo15:24762244
Go Braves/49ers!
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I'm actually looking forward to the halftime.
So many missed chances, this could have been a blowout thus far. And people were laughing at my prediction.
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Man, we are playing like poop right now
Also...Ed went full retard
Because it was homerism. Doesnt that matter if it becomes comes true. It's still being a homer.Originally Posted by lolPhillies:24762318
Go Braves/49ers!
Like I say, INT waiting to happen. All i'm saying is, say its the NFC Championship game, against say, the Packers. Who would you rather playing? A INT and Sack waiting to happen against a very very good defense, or a proven field general, who doesn't throw many hollywood passes, and doesnt think he is a Madden 04 version of Michael Vick. I would trust Smith 1 million times more.
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Name: Placita (PLAH-SEE-TAH) Crow
Age: 10
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Personality: Placita always seems to be the one in the group making sarcastic comments and being cynical, as well as even a little brutally honest. She always does things for reason, whether for her own gain, or someone else's. Secretly, she has trouble making friends and tends to stumble and fall when it comes to social interaction. Placita despises people her age, and hates being accounted as a child. As well as being very clever and intelligent, she learns things very fast, and might be secretly sadistic, since her love for spooking people sometimes takes over her sanity.
History: Placita's parents were unfortunately killed by sickness, so she was taken in by her strange and kooky grandfather. He often sheltered her and protected her, whereso the case became a little obsessive. He never let her go out and she didn't really mind it much at all. Her and her grandfather shared humor that no one else had. At the age of six, she discovered she was a witch and her grandfather kept this a secret from their whole village. In caution, she couldn't help but explore her ability more and it immediately got out of hand. At the age of 10, she set the house on fire and killed her grandfather, and the whole village witnessed the crime. Placita, unknowing what to do, fled to the Devil's forest.
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State of Mind: Normal.
State of Body: Normal.
Officially stating my interest here. I'll have a CS up as soon as I... think up a character. This much thinking at this hour is going to be bad for falling asleep.
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I would imagine so, Calvin. Good night!
:3 Yay! I ish accepted. *happiness*
The IC will start when everyone will have their CS so sit back and relax :)!
Alrighty. ^^ Gotcha.
Name: Esme Le Guin
Age: 19
Appearance: Esme is a small but athletic girl with both the build and the air of a boy. Her blonde, pixie-like haircut and energetic demeanor radiate energy and baseless self-assurance. She has a fine-boned face and shockingly blue eyes that spark the cautious interest of many she meets. She tends to wear loose, ragged street clothing over a tight shirt to hide her gender when moving around town.
Personality: Esme is all easy smiles, lilting laughs, and quick lies. She doesn't take life seriously, and she would rather act than think, given the choice. Rather than distrusting people, she largely disregards them. To her, talking is a good way to tell a joke, order more food, or make a sale, and that's about it. She tries to look on the bright side and keep her mind on the future, if only to forget the past.
History: Esme is a runaway. Unable to find a marriage partner in her earlier years, Esme's parents were hard-pressed to keep caring for her. Her parents were disappointed in her, and they suffered as she slowly leeched away at their livelihood. She felt guilty and powerless. Esme had no honest skills she could use to help her family, so she turned to thievery. Pick-pocketing suited her light touch and long fingers well. Her parents found out soon after, but they turned a blind eye to her actions. They needed the food. For a while, they were happy.
Years later, Esme was publicly exposed as a pickpocket. She managed to slip away after her victim noticed what she had done, but not before she had been pointed out in the middle of a crowd. Not wanting to bring any harm to her family, or be tracked down and punished, she left her home. She cut her hair and changed her way of dress to be less recognizable in the town. She continued to pickpocket to buy herself food, and and a kindly priest let her sleep in the church. He did not speak much to her, but sometimes he listened. He would share bread with her, when she was hungry. He put a blanket over her, once.
One night, a drunken trio came into the church. At first they only asked to stay the night, and Esme did her best to ignore them. After the priest had retired to his own quarters though, they began to speak of robbing the church. Esme knew there was little to rob, a fact that weighed on her conscience. The priest kept what he needed for food and to keep the church in good repair, and he donated what remained to the poor. She tried to tell the three men as much. They were startled, not having noticed her at first. Then, they became panicked. Esme tried to pass off their conversation as a joke, but they had already decided she had heard too much. She had heard them talking about robbing the church, and they couldn't let her tell anyone else. She tried to run, but they caught her. She tried to escape, but they held her down. She tried to scream, but they crushed her throat. She didn't want to die, but they were going to kill her.
Her only memory of what happened after was screaming. The screams of just one person going on and on and on. The screams went on for far too long, and then there was a wet, crunching noise, and the screaming stopped. When she came to, she was kneeling on the ground, and she was wet. Her vision was hazy, and she was confused because even though she was soaked through, she didn't feel cold. There was a loud ringing in her ears that eventually faded into yelling, chanting. She slowly turned around and she saw the priest, his holy symbol in hand crying out against demons and reciting scripture. She couldn't understand what was happening. She shakily rose to her feet, her limbs feeling numb and unsteady. She took a few steps towards the priest, she wanted him to explain what happened. He knew her. He put a blanket over her, once. As she came closer, she reached out to him, having trouble staying on her feet. He recoiled from her. Her eyes were clearer, and when she saw her hand stretched out in front her, she saw it was not covered in water. She turned her head and saw what she had done, and she screamed.
She ran. She didn't know what else to do but run. She ran further than she could have possibly run. She ran into the Devil's Forest.
State of Mind: Confused, panicked
State of Body: Uninjured
If there are witches, what about witchdoctors? :3
Accepted, Calvin!
Witches are capable of a wide variety of magic, Metronome.


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