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Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
34 Pages
- Publish Date May 02, 2012
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We are a communications agency that believes in delivering simple, yet inspiring results for clients. We create a range of solutions to help clients communicate with their people. From Strategy and Planning to measuring the impact of what we do, our goal is simple. To bring great communication to every factory, office and workplace.
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I am on the quirky side of weird...I think! I am cheeky, don't take myself too seriously, like a laugh and to meet new people. I like shopping, love fashion, eating out and a good night out throwing some shapes on the dance floor!
I also like to keep fit and do adventurous things like cycling, running, footy and mountain walking although I'm no khaki wearing Bear Grills wannabe and not necessarily looking for an ultra sporty girl.
I am an honest, genuine and driven person who works hard to get things I want.
Trying to learn 'gan$ta'
Listening to music at a volume just below the neighbour complaint tipping point.
Im always dreaming up how, where and what my next adventure will be and with who?
Looking for a girl to have fun and spend time with.
Making tea, drinking tea and eating cakes!
Listening and taking an interest in peoples lives and making people laugh.
All sports...cricket is soo boring however!
making fun of myself
most practical things...master of diy
Favourite movies inc: little miss sunshine, snatch, anchorman, the other guys, american gangster, man on fire, the departerted, inglorious, django unchained etc
I have also started to read more and am trying to rectify years of literary lazyness!
I am going to avoid the generic 'i like all music' phrase because I dont... i am not massive on Christian Rock/slash metal for example!...
I think my taste is broad and ranges from indie (arctic monkeys, mystery jets, Maccabees), brit pop oasis (stone roses, oasis, miles Kane, pop (radio1), house and electro (annie mac, the2bears, hot chip, jesse rose) classical, rap and hip hop (jay z, snoop, Dr dre, Eminem, ofwkta, frank ocean, drake, nas) and I like it loud!
Also i love to try new foods and like to cook. It is easier to tell you the foods i HATE which include...baked beans and corned beef...they are just wrong and eaten only for punishment or in torture situations!
Skinny jeans
My friends
A passport to experience the world...less to prove my age!
My cat Denzel
My tablet
Stay in, chill, watch trashy TV, talk rubbish and watch films
You know who Keyser Soze is...?
You would like to chat.

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Etsy Speaker Series: The Handmade Marketplace Panel
Thursday, April 1, 2010 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
Event Details
Kari Chapin, author of The Handmade Marketplace, is visiting Etsy and bringing four of the book's crafty contributors with her. We're excited to host this panel with these successful artists and entrepreneurs to chat about the creative business of selling crafts locally, globally and online.
Not able to attend the live event? We'll be broadcasting the panel live in Etsy's online workshops, the Virtual Labs. You do not need an Eventbrite ticket to attend online.
Betsy Cross - betsyandiya.etsy.com
Betsy is from Portland, Oregon.
Portland, Oregon based Betsy is an oil and charcoal artist, a photographer, but she is mostly known for being an amazing jewelry designer. Betsy and I met each other a few years ago, and I'm not surprised by her current success. She is as gutsy and friendly and fresh as her designs.
Jennifer Judd-McGee - swallowfield.etsy.com
Jennifer is from Portland, Maine.
A mixed-media artist and illustrator living in Portland, Maine, Jennifer shows her work in galleries across the U.S. and in Canada and does freelance editorial work for magazines. She blogs at http://swallowfield.typepad.com. I adore Jen's work. I first met her a few years ago at a craft show in Brooklyn and I've been a collector of her work ever since.
Liz Smith - madeinlowell.etsy.com
Liz is from Lowell, MA.
Liz runs her business, Made in Lowell, out of a studio in an old textile mill in Lowell, Massachusetts, where she creates felted and polymer clay accessories and jewelry for craft shows and her Etsy shop, madeinlowell.etsy.com. When I first discovered Etsy, I looked for people who were near by and I found Liz. I emailed her and we became fast friends. She is a seasoned professional and chock full of good advice.
Kim Werker - Kimwerker.com
Kim is from Vancouver, Canada.
Kim is the former editor of Interweave Crochet magazine, the founder of CrochetMe.com, and the author or co-author of six books, including Crocheted Gifts, Crochet Me, and Teach Yourself Visually Crocheting. I "met" Kim online, through Twitter. She is an excellent resource when it comes to the topics of crafting and technology.
Kari Chapin - chixon.etsy.com
Kari is from Northampton, MA.
Kari is the author of The Handmade Marketplace. She has spent the past 15 years in the professional world incorporating marketing, publicity, buyer, freelance writer, community relations and stylist as various job titles.
About Etsy
Etsy is the world's most vibrant handmade marketplace. Our mission is to enable people around the world to make a living making things, and to reconnect makers with buyers. Etsy is a community and a company and growing rapidly, with each month nearly 250,000 new members joined, 2 million new items listed, and approximately $22 million of goods sold in the marketplace.
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55 Washington St.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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It's Day One of the ICIS Base Oils conference in London, and this is one mega-conference. It's grown from 100 to 400 delegates, out-growing its various homes along the way and now filling the grand ballroom at the Hilton on Park Lane.
What I specially like about this crowd is that they make no secret of the fact that they want to spend these two days doing some heavy networking, and although they might drop in to the papers they really want to hear, they are happier to hang out in the coffee areas together. When the conference used to be at the Millenium Hotel, the noise of the networking used to intrude into the conference itself – sounding like there was a riot going on outside. Here too, there was a mid-morning noise surge from the rear of the hall where the networking was already getting a bit out of hand.
But the guys who are sitting through the conference sessions are keen. At the Q+A sessions there's a real sea of hands, although some of those questions are quite incomprehensible, leaving the speakers looking at each other in bafflement. Still, I've sat through enough conferences where the chairman's request for questions resulted in just an embarrassing silence, so all questions are very welcome.
You can also weigh up a conference by the fidget factor, and these guys are sitting stock still, even in the tricky pre-lunch slot. I thought their patience would be tested by the introductory ONE HOUR paper, but they were real pros.
You can read news articles from the "12th World Base Oils and Lubricants Conference" on ICIS news. Click here to read Shelley's article on base oils supply issues. And Anu's article on Asian base oils production cuts.


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This article was published 14/8/2014 (1098 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
FERGUSON, Mo. -- The uncle of 18-year-old Michael Brown says his nephew was a "gentle giant" who didn't want to play football because he didn't want to hurt anyone.
Brown, who was shot to death Saturday afternoon in Ferguson by a police officer, stood 6-4 and weighed 300 pounds. He had just graduated from high school and was looking forward to starting college.
"I said, 'Mike, with your size, any college would sign you up to train you to play football. But he was a very timid young man. He wouldn't hurt anybody. He didn't want to hit anybody. He said he didn't want to play football," said Charles Ewing.
"You could hardly get him to talk. He was very shy."
Brown's death has sparked some of the most intense racial tension seen in years in this country, pitting police with riot gear and tear-gas bombs against angry crowds demanding justice. Nightly confrontations on the streets have been playing out on national television.
Ewing said he saw his nephew just a couple of weeks before the shooting, at his grandmother's residence in the Canfield Green Apartment complex, where the shooting occurred. "He was on his computer. We were talking about football, graduating from high school."
Brown towered over the other students in his classes. "He was shy and he was big. They called him Big Mike. He felt out of place because of his size."
Ewing said some have suggested his nephew was in a gang, but he denied that. With peer pressure being what it is, "It's amazing he had a mind to finish high school." He would have started classes at Vaderott College on Monday to fulfil his dream of becoming a heating and air conditioning technician.
He didn't make it.
Ewing, 58, pastor of the Jennings Mason Temple Church of God in Christ, joined other relatives in calling for calm in the wake of protests that at times have been punctuated by looting and violence. He said the family has called for a transparent investigation into the shooting death of their loved one. They want answers.
"We're praying for strength," he said in an interview.
Protests have been large since Brown was killed and the crowds have been huge. The demonstrators are young and old, black and white. Some are crying as they walk. Others say they are tired of police killing young black males. Stop the killing, they shout.
Since Sunday night, the part of Ferguson where the shooting took place has looked like a war zone. Police carry shields and military-style rifles that shoot rubber bullets. Tear-gas canisters have been set off by police, burning people's eyes and causing them to cough and have difficulty breathing as they run away.
Ewing said while the family makes funeral plans, it struggles with the question of how this happened.
Police have said Brown and the officer scuffled and the youth was going for the officer's gun; witnesses have said Brown had his hands in the air and was walking away.
Ewing said the shooting, ensuing riots and the military response of the police has caused grief and "put a great amount of stress on the family."
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It is 8cm in length a maximum of 4cm wide at the top of the 'Y' and only 1.5cm wide. The one I saw was green and white and with a green LED in the shape of the 'Y' when connected.
It has a small connecter in the trough of the 'Y' to allow attaching to a keyring. So a device only slightly larger than a pen/stick drive has a second use as a USB stick.
Memory gets smaller and cheaper but here it has a second use. I found that it was quickly read as a USB2 device with a window opening with any contents a lot quicker than with a lot of such pen/stick drives. Lets assume that the Yego and it's contents are 'F' the first device plugged into the 'Y' end becomes 'G' whichever side of the 'Y' it is plugged into. In fact should you disconnect it and plug it into the other side of the 'Y' it is still 'G'. If you then plug a second device into the other branch this becomes 'H' and this could be a problem should you wish to copy files from 'G' to 'H'. The easiest way is to name your pen/stick drives, right click on it in My Computer and go to properties and on the screen that gives you the details of memory used and available click on the name (normally blank) and call it some memorable name say 'Susan' or 'Memos' and when you next look in My Computer it will still be 'G' but shown as 'Susan G'. So the letter becomes less important.
This is marketed by a branch of a company named Traxdata who produce a huge number of CD's and DVD's but are not necessarily as well know as Verbatim or Memorex. Traxdata also produce other such things as card readers and I have been sent one of these devices not much larger than some of the cards it supports.
It is white and 6x6cm and around 1.5cm thick. Three of the sides have entries for cards of most types, in fact the bottom has no less than three types in two slots. The top has a micro USB for the supplied .75metre micro USB to USB lead to attach to any USB port. The face has two LED's a red one to denote power and a green one beside it to say when a card is inserted.
As with all these multi card devices do not insert two cards at the same time. My Computer will show it as four drive letters but only one can be read at a time. There is one omission it cannot read 'xD' cards natively. There are a number of adapters out there to convert 'xD' to other formats but why for one of the most popular standards.
The card types supported are Compact Flash types I and II as well as Micro Drives. Secure Digital, miniSD, microSD, MMC, MMCmobile, MMCmicro, RS-MMC, SmartMedia, and four varieties of Memory Stick.
I was told that the likely price of the Yego will be around £20, no doubt in the coming months the media and the card reader will be appearing in one or more of the large chains but until then the independents have the field to themselves with this first of it's kind device.
It should work for all Windows from ME onwards, to work with Windows 98SE you can download a driver from www.traxdata.com/drivers. Should you own a MAC OS 8.6, 9.x or 10.x should accept it and even Linux Kernels 2.4 or above.
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I DON'T think Worcester Wolves are under any pressure approaching the business end of the season.
There are 10 games left and, if we can win the majority of those, second place in the British Basketball League is certainly within our grasp – that's where we'd like to finish.
At the start of the year, I looked at what I wanted us to do as a club from where we were last season and the aim was just winning enough games to make the play-offs.
Now we want to finish in the top four but I don't believe there's pressure on us because the expectations of the fans and the club were a little lower than what we've set ourselves as players and coaching staff.
The great thing is it's practically a brand new team this season so it's really quite easy to keep the players focused on the job in hand.
A lot of the players, such as our Americans Richie Gordon, Sherrad Prezzie-Blue and Tommy Freeman, don't know about the history of Wolves and the fact the club have not been in this situation before.
All they know is we've worked hard on and off the court and been able to win games playing as a unit – that's what we need to continue doing.
We are in a great position to finish second, third or fourth at the end of the regular season so we need to ensure we are playing well running into the play-offs. If we can do that, anything can happen.
Last Saturday we weren't at our best against Durham Wildcats and didn't really make things happen in the first half but in the second period we played with a lot more energy and came away with a good 90-70 win.
This weekend is the first double-header for Wolves since the middle of January and I am confident of success.
Tonight we take on Cheshire Jets at the University of Worc-ester (7pm) before tomorrow's trip south to face my former side Guildford Heat (3pm).
With two games in such a short space of time, the biggest thing is to concentrate on what we do well.
We are going to make sure our defence is as it's supposed to be and that offensively we execute our plays properly.
I feel, if we can do that, it should be good enough to take care of whatever Guildford or Cheshire throw at us.


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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
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Mindwipe77 4 years ago#61
anyone who says hope honestly I don't even.. UM HI HE was 14.... 14 years old.. Think of all the stuff that poor child went through throughout the course of ff xiii... What were most of you doing at the age of 14??? Putting lost teeth under your pillow so the tooth fairy could give you an allowance.that's what you were doing..
he's the worst ff character ever
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Waiting for-Lightning Returns,Injustice CE,PS4
mahroflcopter 4 years ago#62
Elice_Carol posted...
Now now, Cheef. My flatmate's a genius when it comes to stuff like languages and maths, but outside of that she has very little common sense and I find her to be quite ditzy. This one time, she.....never mind.
Like I said: Hope being stressed, crying, and vulnerable was fine. I completely understand why and would have been sympathetic if not for the whole "Cold blooded murder attempt which we heard him plan for 6 damn chapters". That goes beyond "irrational decisions".
I said above average, so I was implying he had an IQ above 110.
Let's look at the logic here (what little there is to be found in "The Lightning Saga")
XIII-2 Lightning = "Warrior Goddess"; Knight of the Goddess; The Warrior.
Makes sense. She was already said to be among the best in the army in terms of combat and survival skills; we already knew she had leadership capabilities; and she already was in the military. So it makes sense to have her in this kind of position since she has the skills to fight and survive as well as lead others to fending off Caius. Hell, we've seen these skills in action.
XIII-2 Serah = History Teacher.
Makes sense. We already had background knowledge from extended material that she was a great student, she liked history, and she already talked about becoming a teacher. We also know she likes kids since she was excited for Snow's whole "big family" thing.
XIII-2 Sazh = Pilot.
Makes sense. He was already a pilot before the game and we've seen his skills in action.
XIII-2 Snow = Militia leader and basically the mayor.
A little bit of a stretch, but still makes a certain amount of sense. He was already a militia leader before XIII, so that makes sense. As to being the mayor: He has charisma. He can bring people together. People already have some sort of respect for him. He does have combat skills (not on the level of Lightning or perhaps even Fang, mind you, but he still does have them) which is greatly needed on Pulse. You can kind of see how he would get such a position.
Doing great so far.
XIII-2 Hope = Super Genius. He creates planets, invents new advanced technology, can create man made Fal'cie, has a complete understanding of time travel and can manipulate it himself through the use of technology, can create paradox weapons, and is so respected for his intelligence that he become the head of the Academy despite reservations.
And like that we have gone off the deep end.
I don't even know what kind of IQ you would need to pull off becoming an expert on temporal mechanics and a dozen different other fields of study simultaneously in well under 10 years (he was already a super genius at 24, so he must have worked his way up before this... so we're looking at a time table of 7 years or so). Even with "Suspension of Disbelief", unlike with the others, we have nothing to look back at and say "Oh yeah, with that in mind this makes sense".
Bottom line: They needed a character for exposition, and since Hope was popular enough to warrant a significant role alongside Lightning (even though we don't see her much), he fit the bill and got the part.
Currently going "squa squa squa!"
To the Devil May Cry franchise: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls0e5g1oWn1qjkv09o1_500.gif... at least for now.
AngryGFAQer 4 years ago#63
A cross between Tidus and Hope.
"I was garbage, the writing transformed," - Raiden
I'm Batman. I don't enjoy anything.
mahroflcopter posted...
XIII-2 Hope = Super Genius. He creates planets, invents new advanced technology, can create man made Fal'cie, has a complete understanding of time travel and can manipulate it himself through the use of technology, can create paradox weapons, and is so respected for his intelligence that he become the head of the Academy despite reservations.
Hope has to have some screws in the box upstairs if he could fit his boomerang with AMP Technology even Snow used it.
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UnderratedGamer 4 years ago#65
Hope and Tidus. No others come nearly as close.
"Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for atheism ever conceived." - Isaac Asimov
ExtremeLight 4 years ago#66
Whoa whoa whoa!
Back it up. Back the complaints up!
Since when was Hope "whiny"?
I never seen him verbally complained...
Heck Rikku moans every time and was afraid of lightning. Even Tidus whine when he found out they had ways to go.
But Hope? He had this internal conflict whether or not he should kill snow. And never even heard him whine. Weak? Sure. Whiny? Far from.
Lightning Returns will surpass 13-2 and become accepted by haters!
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TorgoForever (Topic Creator)4 years ago#67
UnderratedGamer posted...
Hope and Tidus. No others come nearly as close.
At the very least, Tidus doesn't mope over one girl for SEVENTEEN YEARS. I don't see how Edward isn't in this tier.
"Oh shut up. I played HDN and other RPGs and I don't care if they either good or bad, they're still good." -MewMewFan
King_Shortt_IX 4 years ago#68
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UnderratedGamer 4 years ago#69
TorgoForever posted...
UnderratedGamer posted...Hope and Tidus. No others come nearly as close.
He whines about going home to his luxury home in Zanarkand so that he can play some more 2-Dimensional water polo. What about his daddy problems too?
I'm surprised Jecht didn't ever back-hand Tidus. At least he always gave him s***. That's why Jecht is the best thing that's ever happened to FFX.
Edward is 3rd worst because at least you couldn't hear his voice until the DS remake. And even then he doesn't talk all that much AND you could turn the voice acting off without turning down the volume.
"Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for atheism ever conceived." - Isaac Asimov
UnderratedGamer 4 years ago#70
ExtremeLight posted...
Whoa whoa whoa!
Dude, his mom VOLUNTEERED to do it. And even then, Snow asked if anyone wanted to stay behind. She didn't do that AND SHE HAD CHILDREN.
His mom was just a dumb broad that had an accident 14 years prior to the incident.
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Representatives from the Crescent Crown Distributing will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new Mesa warehouse facility. The ceremony will take place on Thursday, February 16th at 11 am at the site on Broadway Road between Alma School and Dobson Roads. Mesa Mayor Scott Smith and the city's council members, along with other invited guests,… Read More →


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Location: Anah Shrine Center, 581 Main St., Bangor, Maine
BANGOR, Maine — The Sunshine Club for Children will hold its annual Holiday Marketplace Craft Fair, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Anah Shrine Center, 581 Main St. The event will feature Christmas gifts, collectibles, antiques, crafts, special drawings and lunch. Admission is $1, free to children 12 and under. Proceeds provide transportation for children and their family to Shriner's hospitals.


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At school today, we spoke to a spaceman
TEN-YEAR-OLD CLAUDIA Cowen stood nervously in front of the microphone. A disembodied woman's voice filled the room: "This is WH6PN Honolulu calling for a scheduled contact. Do you copy?"
The message was repeated three times more as a packed Michael Sobell Sinai School hall hung on every word. Then, suddenly, through noisy static, came the voice they were waiting to hear — and a bit of history was made.
ThehushedhallheardthevoiceofJewish astronaut Greg Chamitoff, currently circling the world in the International Space Station: "WH6PN, this is station NSA1SS, receiving you loud and clear."
The nervous pupil asked: "This is Claudia Cowen. What training do you do to become an astronaut?"
Greg Chamitoff replied: "Hi, Claudia, and welcome on board everyone at Sinai School. I want to say hello to my cousins. It's great to have you on board the space station today."
Thus began arguably the most exciting 10 minutes in Europe's biggest Jewish primary school — the first school in London to speak directly to an astronaut in space.
In May, two of the Kenton-based school's younger pupils, Jessica and Amelia Diamond, six and four, were taken by their parents, Karen and Julian, to Florida, to watch the launch of the space shuttle. For on board was Mrs Diamond's first cousin, Greg Chamitoff.
Mrs Diamond said: "Since then, Julian has kept track of the space station on the internet. He noticed in June that the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (Nasa) had organised a link-up between Greg and a radio ham.
"We have been in email contact with Greg, so Julian asked him if he would be interested in speaking to the school. He said it was great and to get in touch with Nasa to organise it. So we did."
Once Nasa said yes, the Diamonds got in touch with Sinai head Vivienne Orloff to begin organising the link-up.
Deputy head Joanna Walker explained that the timing of the link-up was very specific. "The space station orbits the Earth every 90 minutes and we booked a 10-minute slot at 12.34pm when it was directly above Hawaii. Originally it had been booked the previous week, but it was called off because of Hurricane Ike," said Mrs Walker.
The school's Year Five, who are studying the planets, and Year Six, who are revising them, were in the hall along with many of the teaching staff. "As Year Five is studying it now, they got to ask the questions," said Mrs Walker.
"There was huge excitement in the hall. It was touch and go whether or not we would make contact until the last minute. You could feel the tension as the radio operator in Honolulu tried to make contact, and there was great relief when she got through."
The children had 20 one-line questions written down and managed to get through 15 before the static returned and the connection came to an end.
They asked how an astronaut can observe religion in space; what was the purpose of his trip; what the food was like; what the Earth looks like from space — and, inevitably, how astronauts go to the toilet. (Carefully, apparently.)
Mrs Walker said: "We thought they might get through 10 questions so they did extremely well to get in so many."
Mrs Diamond added: "It was unbelievable. It was almost as exciting as being at the launch, because this was for the children. You could see in their faces that they couldn't believe they were talking to him." She revealed that her cousin had also given her a surprise.
"On my birthday in July, the phone rang and I got a birthday phone-call from my cousin in space. How cool is that?"
Space probing: Elyron Ishaik ( below) steps up to ask astronaut Greg Chamitoff ( circled) about toilet matters
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If you are looking for something special to do with the last of the summer's fresh berries this Labor Day weekend, here is a gorgeous, creamy dessert that is sure to impress your guests.
This dessert takes about an hour to make including refrigeration/cooling time. If you don't have berries, no problem. It's scrumptious all by it's luscious lonesome self.
For the full recipe, hop on over to my German food page at about.com. Those of you in The States celebrating Labor Day, have a wonderful extra long delicious weekend!


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(Suiton: Uramiame no Jutsu) - Water Release: Grudge Rain Technique
Rank: B
Type: Supplementary
Range: Long
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: N/A (-15 per turn the target remains in the water)
Description: The user will first perform Dog hand seal and then the user create a large storm cloud, which in turn produces rain. The large amount of rain then turns into a large wave of water and sweeps the enemy off their feet. While the targets are trapped in the water, their chakra will slowly be drained away. Chakra draining properties last for two turns.
Alright, proceed to take this blade and then jump into the air, aiming it point down towards the ground as you drill it into the earth as you release Water chakra all around you much like a huge pillar of water...


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RICHMOND is looking at challenging the $5000 fine imposed on the club after the AFL found one of its staff had abused a field umpire at the end of the Tigers-Fremantle round 11 clash at the MCG.
The Age understands that long-time club trainer Sam Pupillo remains adamant he did not direct a cheating accusation towards the game's field umpires after the club's 12-point defeat.
Pupillo, a virtual volunteer with the club, has stood by his version of events despite being warned by the club he could lose his job should it appeal on his behalf and be proved wrong.
He claims he directed his comments at Fremantle personnel - calling them cheats - as they were leaving the ground and that the umpires were 30 metres away.
It is the second time this season the club has been penalised by the AFL for umpire abuse.
On the first occasion, coach Damien Hardwick swore at an emergency umpire towards the end of the third quarter of last month's Dreamtime Game.
Hardwick was originally fined $5000 also, but after pleading his case to the AFL, football boss Adrian Anderson suspended the fine for a three-year period.
The Tigers coach was forced to make a formal apology to the umpires. He will umpire a game of football as part of his sanction later this season.
The Pupillo incident three weeks later saw Richmond eight days ago issued with a ''please explain''.
The club responded by explaining Pupillo's version of events. While the trainer remains adamant he did not abuse umpires, the AFL chose to believe its own official who heard the comment and remains equally adamant it was aimed not at Fremantle staff or players but at him.
Anderson, who said the league had taken into account that the previous incident was Hardwick's first offence, said the Tigers were within their rights to appeal the fine but confirmed the club risked a bigger fine should the abuse charge stand.
The Tigers will decide before Friday whether or not to appeal on behalf of their trainer but should the fine stand the club will pay it on his behalf.
After the Hardwick incident Anderson said: ''Regulations such as these exist because of the need for the AFL competition to set a positive example on conduct towards umpires.''
The AFL match review panel on Monday found that Richmond forward Shane Edwards had no case to answer following suggestions he had made contact with umpire Matt Stevic's chest during the Greater Western Sydney game at Skoda Stadium. Stevic had no recollection of the incident.
Negligent contact with an umpire draws a fine of $1200, with reckless contact incurring a $2600 fine.


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Luxury Wall Decor
What is Luxury? Luxuries are not mere essential extravagances; Luxury often provide stunning pleasure and comfort and in a sense become necessary for sumptuous living. Luxurious wall decor can, even if only momentarily, make your surroundings more generous and meaningful. The rosettes on the walls, the elegant panels and crown molding, the magnificent chandeliers that capture your attention, the roaring fire framed by a hand-crafted fireplace mantel, the pure heavenly feeling of life's blessings are immediate and can be continuously uplifting. Luxury means keenly appreciating some of life's finest things despite some sacrifice, whether it is one small piece of chocolate a day, having tea served in pretty china or enjoying fresh flowers on the background of beautifully embellished walls in the house.
Creating Luxurious Wall Decor
Anything you do to embellish your home is an act of love, not a chore. And it is a blessing to have a home where you can create your own quiet luxury every day. While creating your luxury wall decor think in a more Zen-conscious way. Redirect your energy into an endless flow of appreciation for all beautiful things, for a house you are blessed to embellish and use as a resource for inner strength. The Zen of wall decor creation is to get into the flow of beauty and love, to abound in a smooth, meditative consciousness where you feel the rhythms of life and are in touch with the center of this energy. Creating a luxury decor and planning embellishments for your walls can be seen as an overwhelming task. A lot of fatigue and stress is a result of being in a stage of anxiety where you have unrealistic expectations for yourself and become overwhelmed as a result. You must approach creation of your wall decor as an artist in a studio, then home-improvement process becomes creative play. This process is fun. After your wall decor is complete your satisfaction will be much greater. All your efforts will bring undeniable improvements no only in looks of your home but in a quality of living. And after all you can take credit for a job well done, especially if you enjoyed the experience and stimulation of meeting the challenge.
There is a saying "Never economize on luxury". Let this be your reminder to indulge with little luxuries every day, because without them life may become routine and banal. When you allow some luxury in your life, the necessities seem to take care of themselves. Even one luxury at a time, its good to know, can suffice.
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Hello InvitingHome.com! I am from South Carolina. I absolutely love the moldings on your website. I have looked everywhere to find moldings with a lot of designs on them, but most are just way too plain for my taste. Your Georgian Crown molding is simply heaven! It is the dream molding for my home. My son finally moved out so we have a whole room that could be used as a study and we were thinking of making it have a lot of class, but at the same time have a lot of different detail and designs. I also appreciate the country design quite a bit as it makes the whole room feel warm and homey. The Georgian molding design takes care of all of the requirement that i have for my design. It would be absolutely perfect with the leather chairs that i picked out as well as the beautiful curtains.
I usually like to go for a molding with less of an elaborate design. I am actually pretty surprised by the amounts of drama and difference a simple molding can make. I really like the cove moldings. I am a big fan of having a rather dark color in contrast with the white molding. It gives a fresh and clean look while looking very surprisingly innovative.
The trim on the walls is such an interesting idea. I actually just talked to my interior designer about using trim on the walls in my den. I am so excited to see how it turns out. When she explained the idea i was quit skeptical, but seeing and reading about it makes me feel a lot better and have a lot more confidence in how the room will turn out.
I cannot seem to decide what molding to get for my new apartment. I love the Bentley Egg-and-Dart, but the Delegance Egg-and-Dart has more of a pop to it. I have 10′ ceilings. Would that be tall enough to handle the more ornate molding?
I've heard that for ceilings as tall as 10′ need a more ornate molding. That way it will not be lost in the spacious room. So you should definitely go with the second one.
I agree. I have 12′ ceilings and I was really not sure what size I needed. I was thought that a large molding would be too much for the room. Ended up getting the large Tiffany molding and it looks absolutely perfect
I just got a marble mantle for m y living room and it is an amazing focal point. It transformed the whole room into something that is amazingly unrecognizable. I never thought that anything could possibly make the room look this great. The reason why I like the marble mantle so much is because it is good looking enough for me to not have to put a whole bunch of random stuff on top of it just to make it have some sort of an effect on the space.
I am so happy that I can have a house that looks absolutely amazing with all of the little details in the molding and the woodwork around the house. I truly feel as though I am living luxuriously, and it was so easy!
I wasn't sure if this was the right place to post this, but I just have a big question regarding moldings and installation of corbels and the such. My main question is whether there is a correct way to install moldings, sequence of events wise, painting, mounting and the such. it's just that I decided to install moldings in the only room of my apartment without moldings and I feel like I messed up a lot. The painter's tape I used didn't stick onto the molding and paint got onto it pretty bad, thus forcing me to have to redo it all over. Should I have done it somehow else, somehow that doesn't involve tape???
Hi Carl… I had a similar question before I put up my molding, and so I asked my friend, who is an interior designer. She recommended painting the wall first, and then put the molding up and put the painter's tape around the edge of the molding to paint the molding. Good luck!
Very excited. thank you very much for inspiration! that is so true. If walls are done right, any piece of furniture in the room looks much ore fancy even if it is not an expensive one. Went through teh inspiration gallery, the wall decor ideas are beautiful! i love it love it love it! gave me so many ideas! Love the thin molding with the corners– now i have to measure my dining room– but i will definitely use it there! I really enjoy decorating my house, but in these two rooms I have really nice furniture, but always felt like something is missing. Thanks to your inspirational pictures I figured out what it was. I need colors on teh walls and wall panels– it will definitely complete the look in my rooms. How difficult is it to create these wall panels? and how long will it take to install them? can we do it ourselves? thanks.
In regards to Carl and Joe – I am an interior designer and Joe's version of the solution is good for when the molding is already installed. It is much easier to paint the molding BEFORE it goes onto the wall.
yeah, I just put up polyurethane molding and your right. I didn't realize until afterwards what a pain it was to not paint the molding before putting it up. hahaha I def know how to do it now tho. I can say that the customer service at this company is great. They are so kind when anwering my questions. Even when I feel that it was a dumb question lol
I just moved into a new apartment and I have always wondered what the little details in the corners of the doors were. My mom has recently discovered this site and was thinking about doing the same thing at her house. The rosettes in each corner adds a nice touch and turns a boring doorway into a much more interesting one.
I had my husband install pilasters around all of our built-in bookshelves. They look absolutely incredible and it adds so much to the room. I recommend them to anyone who is thinking about it!
I never knew you could decorate stair cases with stair brackets until I checked out this website – how cool! Yet another way to decorate a space I once thought was unable to be used. What will they think of next??
I love how my walls look with the panel moldings and the corners. It makes my house look so luxurious, visiters comment on it all the time.
My interior designer recommended me to do a similar design on my ceiling. After we installed a medallion, we used molding to have squares radiate out from the center of the ceiling. It turned our absolutely beautiful.
It is amazing at how endless the possibilities are when adding wall decor. I can outline all of my doors and windows with intricate designs, and I can embellish each wall with frieze molding, or chair rail molding.. it really is a wonder that all of these are so easily available, and easily installed too!
I just bought one of the venetian mirrors from this website and let me tell you, it truly is a work of art in all it's own. I can't believe it is handcrafted (in ITALY no less!) and the mirror is so beautiful. I love it.
I'm an interior designer and these panel molding corners are absolutely fabulous. Kudos to you all!
As a gift to my wife I decided to get her some beautiful chairs that compliment the little sitting area in our bedroom. She loves them! There are so many things on this website that adds so much to a room. This truly is an amazing website.
I think adding this kind of decor is amazing. Not only is it beautiful, but it comes at a nice price. My own home has completely transformed from it's boring old self.
I just recently added rosettes/corner blocks to the corners of some of the doors in my house and they have really added to the place. I'm thinking about adding them to all of the doors in my house.
We have just added a marbel fireplace to our living room and it really makes the place a lot more elegant. If anyone is thinking about adding a luxurious item to their home, I suggest getting one. It's worth every penny.
I love the simpler designs like the three color schemes. I love the white wall decor and crown molding displayed here it is beautiful!
Some of the rooms shown here look like a Circus
or Museum! Not my style anyway.
Queen Elizabeth might be excited with the outlandish looking rooms? Not me.
I'm very lucky as my husband is a builder and expert woodworker.
I will be able to show him what I want in my home with your photos. Very nice!
Hello everyone! I was thinking about replacing the rosettes (corner blocks) that are in the corners of my windows and doors. I was wondering if anyone knew if they should be the same width as the trim, or should they be larger?!
I am a contractor and whenever a client comes to me with ideas about wall decorating or adding that type of decor to their home, I recommend this site. The polyurethane mouldings are great and easy to install, and it can add luxury to any home for less.
As for Jewel's question: I have had clients want the rosettes to be bigger than the trim and the same as the trim. It is really a matter of preference. I suggest making a drawing of both options and seeing which one you prefer. Hopefully this helps!
I am finding more and more people wanting to add more style to their home. With all of the frieze mouldings and panel mouldings available, it is so easy to do! And it's not too bad of a project either. And I know that this internet company provides quotes for larger projects and try to give the best deals possible, which is a big reason why I keep coming back to them!
I bought an older house a while back and now I'm looking to fix it up. I've been getting a lot of fantastic ideas from this site and I can't wait to incorperate it into my own home!
I wish i had money I love your site it gave me a lot of ideas
I knwo what you mean Valere, I just bought my first house and now I am broke, but I have SOOO many ideas! I'm thinking about creating a wishlist and asking for stuff for Christmas, lol. Why not, right? It would really enhance my house!
Ugh. Don't even talk about Christmas yet! I was in my car, driving, and flipping through radio stations and I already have heard Christmas songs! But on a side note.. I know what you mean. My mother has actually already asked for some items for her home from this website and I'm thinking about it. It's definitely a good idea. And everytime she looks at the items she has asked for she'll think of me. Awesome!
I think that's sweet, Janet. And I can understand where Valere and Macy are coming from. I've actually called the customer service line and they helped me out with a quote to save me some more money. And they told me that any order of the white molding that's on the website that is over $500, the shipping is free. Can you get any better than that? (I'm just trying to say that there are some more ways to save money while buying these beautiful items). Good luck with everything!
That is a great idea! I should get a quote! I'm going to be practically remodeling my whole house, so why not? Thank you for the tip Daffodil!
I think that the molding is great. I am really exciting about the new wainscoting as well. It will look great in our beach house. And so easy to install! I love how this stuff is so light.
I am thinking about installing some chair rail into my house. What is the difference between chair-rail and freize molding?
I think chair rail is thinner than frieze molding. I'm not exactly positive though. But I like frieze molding better… there's more room for design!
I've actually been looking for wainscoting, some GOOD wainscoting and I was very pleased when I came across this website. I like how it is moisture resistant, so I putting it up in our bathroom. We'll be painting it white and the walls will be like a ocean gray/blue. It'll be perfect for our ocean themed master bathroom. My wife is especially excited. lol.
I actually just bought some and had it installed around the whole perimeter of my bathroom. It is absolutely gorgeous! I'm a painter and when I see a creative moment, I have to take it! I grew up on the cape, so i decided to cut my peices at an angle at the top so that I can create a "fence" and then I painted a 360 degree beach mural on all of the walls. It came out SO beautifully!
I am all about luxury. I grew up not having much, so I have worked hard to get where I am today. I am a huge bargain hunter and I know a good deal when I see them. Finding a way to have a luxurious home is not easy – until you come to this website at least! The moldings available here are incredible. They're so beautiful and so ornate. And this stuff is so easy to put in! I was so excited when I found this site. This is a project that will provide luxury for my home, and without breaking the bank.
My wife has an eye for luxury as well. Luckily, I can accommodate her tastes with items like these. Putting these beautiful moldings up has made her pretty happy. I even catch her staring at everything around the room. As long as she's happy, then so am I.
My wife is the same way. I was a little worried when she announced that our house was plain and boring and it needed some new decorating. But when she showed me this website, I was a lot less apprehensive about this whole project she has in mind.
Who would not want luxury in their home? I mean, seriously. It really adds so much. And it can be so impressive as well. I am not one of those people who have to have "the best of the best", but I really do like to surround myself with nice things if I can. And walls are always surrounding me when I'm in the house, right? So I put up some molding. Frieze molding and some really nice panel molding as well. It really added to the room. I recommend it to anyone who is looking to do something that is pretty inexpensive, but beautiful and luxurious at the same time.
I completely agree with Linda. We have just added some amazing moldings to our home, and it really does add a lot. It makes the house that much nicer. We're about to move across the country, so we've been trying to make our home a lot nicer to put it up for sale. It's an easy project that will hopefully pay off in the end.
After reading this article, I realize how undecorated my home is. And now that I think about it, it's really boring and plain. Hardly any personality. I DID just move, but still, it should be better than this. I think adding some wall decor and splashing some new paint on the wall might do the trick. I'm glad I came across this website while surfing the net.
We have done a lot to our house recently. We've added some wall decor by putting up panel boxes. It accentuates the room even better than we had imagined. We also added some rosettes to the corners of our doorways, just to accent them a little bit more. It has made our house even more beautiful than we had thought. It looks great, and it an easy project for anyone to do.
I'm a contractor and I get a lot of calls about wall decorating, like frieze molding and chair rail and panel molding. I have to say this polyurethane stuff is great and very easy to install. I would even say that it would be easy enough to install without a contractor… although only if you can do that sort of thing.
It's really great to find a good product that is so easy to install and still looks great. And a lot of my own clients love that this is a green product. What more could you love about this stuff?
OMG I am in heaven and my better half will be when he sees the crown molding I just looked at! We have been looking around for decent crown molding for what seems like forever. The woodcarvings I found today at Inviting Home will suit our taste to a T and they have much. From architectural door trim, columns and fireplace mantels to home decor such as tables, benches, chairs and even folding screens! If you need lighting – they offer that, too. A blog and a design center with ideas and advice for shoppers is a also right at hand. Including a Inspiration Gallery which will make anyone drool! There is one design in the gallery that has me drooling in particular – it's a granite counter that is supported by cherry corbels – it's absolutely stunning! I never thought about using corbels as a support for countertops. What a great idea! If you too, want to add a decorative touch I would highly suggest you check out their website. I promise you won't be disappointed. I am still drooling over all the gorgeous home decor they offer. I browsed through their Inspiration Gallery and am just amazed and the craftsmanship their products offer. The details are fabulous! Oh, my mind is going a mile a minute! I could spend all day browsing and making a list!
When I win the lottery (and I will once I start buying tickets) I know exactly where I'm going to shop online for all of my home furnishings (for the big home that I'm going to have built). InvitingHome.com has become my new drool zone. I'll admit, it's way out of my budget at the moment. That's where the lottery winnings will come into play. Everything that you could possibly want to decorate a new home or redecorate and existing home, they've got it. Now honestly, I have to admit that I've never been up to par on the topics of home lighting, crown molding, decorative hardware, and the likes thereof. I'm more of a "head to the local DIY store and pick up whatever they've got on clearance. That's because that's what my budget calls for at this point in time in my life. However, I'm an optimist. My optimistic self keeps telling my pessimistic self that there will be a day when I can afford beautiful items like what I find here. I've been on this site for the last hour now just making mental wish lists of everything that I want, need, don't need and hope to have one day. Not only that, but it's enabled me to delay doing the laundry for the last hour as well. I'm all for distractions that keep me from menial tasks such as house work! Now if you'll excuse me, I need to procrastinate just a bit more and go buy some lottery tickets for Saturday's drawing.
I have no sense of style. I know that. I'm not afraid to admit it. I wear what's comfortable. I'm not a fan of makeup and I only wear the most bare-bones of makeup to look good. This extends to the rest of my life too. I'm not a decorator. I know I'm not a decorator. My sense of decorating style extends to something that looks like it fell out of a college dormitory. The furniture doesn't match. The walls are covered in posters. The hardware looks like a mishmash out of a thrift store barrel. Thank goodness that there are sources on the internet to help me! Sites like this help me to choose decorative hardware that matches and that complements the rest of the room.I want to get columns like these! Don't they remind you of ancient Greece? I can just imagine Zeus and the other Grecian gods lounging between these. With these columns in my home, I could go to bed every night and imagine that I am drifting off surrounded by clouds. I don't know why but that's what these bring to my mind!
The decor that is available on this website is fantastic! I really enjoyed looking through what there is offered on this webiste. The chair rails especially caught my eye. It's a pretty inexpensive way to may your home look expensive, that is for sure. It's very luxurious looking! I'm really excited about this project now!
I know. I love the picture that is on this blog. Adding molding to a room really does make it look so luxurious! I love all of the chairs that are on this website too. Luxury with a capital L. Fantastic! I'm really going to see if that will work into my budget for the remodeling of our living room. Even if it doesn't actually work in, I will MAKE room for them. I love all of these things!
I like to surround myself with beautiful things, so why not a beautiful home. I have really outdone myself this time I think. I have put beautiful moldings on my walls, my ceilings, my baseboards. It is all beautiful. I am very proud of my beautiful home.
We just added a few wood carvings to embellish the existing fireplace mantle that was here when we bought this new home of ours, and it looks great. It makes the fireplace a lot more "charming" (that is a dircet quote from my fiance).
Our house has to have its own unique brand to it that even the crown molding will have to match the overall design I already conjured in my mind. It will be perfect. For me, that is.
Anyway, I browsed this site which offers different kinds of intricate fixtures to improve a home. I was amazed that there could be a lot of ideas one can get from InvitingHome.com just by browsing through it. Would you believe they even have a decorating ideas page with visual presentations on how certain areas in the house will look like with the right accessories to it? And in case you need inspiration, all you have to do is check their inspiration gallery to have an idea what to do with your own home to suit your taste. You can shop to your heart's content from lamps to moldings to mirrors down to the littlest detail you need to get that perfect look you are aiming for. And for more information, you can visit their blog which covers pretty much every aspect to make your house look better. I will surely visit this site back to choose the best home decor I can use for our future home. I can tell it will be soon
I came from a pretty nice background and my parents' home was pretty luxurious. So, I must say that when I was building my first home, I knew something was missing. The walls were, well, boring. I realized after visiting my parents last week what I needed! Wall decor! Chair rails, or frieze, molding was exactly what I was missing. I decided to add in a few panel boxes and voila! My walls are now complete. I am so pleased with how it turned out. I decided on the classic panel molding, seeing as how I felt that particular molding would match anything else. I decided on a beautiful molding called the Savannah molding and I couldn't be more pleased. It looks great!
I have an old victorian home with all different types of extravagant moldings in each room. Since my house is so old alot of the moldings are damaged. I was looking for moldings that will resemble the ones that are currently on my walls that would look authentic. I am happy to say that from your website I have found so many to choose from, I may just have to change more than one room!
I'm getting ready to install moldings beneath the chair rail. How do you determine the size of the frames and the distance apart? Thanks.
Wow Roby, looks like you've been left in the dark for a little while now. To separate the size of frames and the distance apart for panel molding, it's a matter of opinion. I personally like to design panel boxes at about 6″ apart. Sometimes more depending on the space. It depends on the wall, etc.
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Business News of Saturday, 24 November 2012
Source: The Accra Times
By- Mohammed Saani Ibrahim—
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana [BOG] last week maintained its policy rate at 15 percent. The Committee attributed the reason to maintain the rate to balanced risks to inflation and growth.
Briefing pressmen in Accra during the Committee's 53rd Press Conference, Dr Henry Kofi Wampah, Acting BOG Governor, noted that price developments suggest diminished inflationary expectations as reflected in the bank's latest surveys.
BOG's inflation forecast indicates that inflation has been well anchored within the projected range of 8.5 (plus or minus 2) percent and is likely to end 2012 in a single digit.
He said inflation outcomes had been in line with expectations though some upside risks emanating from the external sector and fiscal operations were noted. In particular, Dr. Wampah said, risks to the outlook were identified as the high wage bill, arrears and fuel as well as utility subsidies.
The Committee further observed deterioration in the balance of payments on account of weak export growth, rising imports and short-term capital outflows.
Exchange rate pressures, which threatened macroeconomic stability and heightened inflationary pressures during the first half of the year, have eased largely as a result of the policy measures implemented, the BOG Boss said .
"In the past two months, we have observed some marginal appreciation of the cedi relative to the US dollar. The reduced volatility in the foreign exchange market has helped to lower inflation expectations in the near term" .
On the growth outlook, he said, positive developments in the business and consumer confidence indices, private sector credit expansion, and improved credit conditions were upside risks which could be moderated by the on-going energy sector challenges and global uncertainties.
The credit to the private sector continued to expand providing additional impetus to economic growth. The updated CIEA reflected increased economic activity although at a moderate pace relative to last year
Dr Wampah said fiscal consolidation was crucial at this stage to preserve the resilience of the economy against these risks, noting that the arrears related to wages had been largely cleared and therefore unlikely to pose additional risks to the outlook.
"Going forward, the Committee will continue to monitor the economic and financial developments and respond appropriately to preserve macroeconomic stability," he said.
On government fiscal performance, Dr Wampah said the execution of the budget for the first three quarters of the year resulted in an overall budget deficit of GH¢5.1 billion (7.3% of GDP), against a target of GH¢4.3 billion (6.2% of GDP).


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Rob! Kourtney! Scott! 'Keeping Up' Klan Hits Vegas (PHOTOS)
Rob Kardashian, Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian lived it up in Sin City on Saturday night — with separate agendas.
With this jet-setting family, even when you can get a few members in the same town, they can't all be contained to just one place!
Kourt was out with her main man, while Rob stepped out solo.
Scott played host for the evening at Chateau Nightclub and Gardens at Paris Hotel and Casino. As ever, he looked sharp in a crisp suit. The man does not know the meaning of the word casual!
Meanwhile, Rob soared over to JET at the Mirage to take in the nightlife.
Over Twitter, the two had a rivalry going about which spot would be the hottest. Rob tweeted:
NOT! JET will be 100%! RT @ScottDisick: chateau night club in vegas will 100 percent be the best party in vegas tonight! #july4thweekend
Although we presume he was asleep in the hotel, we sure know little Mason loves to party — with his parents!


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Posted 3/5/10 • Media Contact: Office of Public Affairs (603) 646-3661
The 2009 Dartmouth Campaign for the Upper Valley United Way has successfully reached its goal of raising $225,000, announced Peter Glenshaw, campaign chair and Dartmouth's director of community relations, today.
"This accomplishment underscores the commitment by Dartmouth staff and faculty to ensuring that neighbors and friends in need get they support they deserve," says Glenshaw.
In addition to reaching its goal, the 2009 campaign succeeded in a number of additional areas. Total giving increased by 10 percent, growing from $205,000 in 2008 to more than $225,000 in 2009. The number of donors increased by 15 percent, reversing a trend of declining participation over recent years.
"It's amazing to think that these philanthropic commitments to the United Way were made during a time of complex financial challenges at Dartmouth," says Glenshaw. "Despite this, even more faculty and staff stepped forward to help the United Way than last year. It's incredibly humbling and inspiring to be a part of this effort."
Also helping the campaign was Honorary Chair Dartmouth President Jim Yong Kim. "I am so proud of the support shown by the Dartmouth community," he says. "The United Way does so much for the people of the Upper Valley. As a new resident of this region, I was delighted to participate in my first campaign."
Founded on the Dartmouth campus in 1971, the Upper Valley United Way (UVUW) has received more than $18 million from Dartmouth employees during the last 30 years. It remains Dartmouth's oldest and largest philanthropic initiative in the Upper Valley. More than 30 social service and no-profit organizations in Vermont and New Hampshire are supported by the UVUW.
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Voices from Dartmouth's United Way Campaign, Vox of Dartmouth, December 2009
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Friday's upbeat mood continues as market players remain optimistic about positive news out of Europe. Too many folks were caught underinvested last week and now they are struggling to gain long exposure. The fear that the market will continue to run without them creates major performance anxiety.
We have very good early breadth as stocks remain tightly correlated. Oil, steel, coal, gold and banks are leading while only pharmaceuticals are exhibiting weakness. Big-cap technology names look better as Apple (AAPL) and Baidu (BIDU) regain their footing.
I see some good-looking small-cap charts, but they aren't working as well as I'd hoped. For example, Merge Healthcare (MRGE) looks very attractive as it breaks above $7 on very good early volume, but it isn't running the way I'd expect when a stock shows up on the momentum screen.
AuthenTec (AUTH) is another low-priced stock that can't seem to gain any momentum, despite a great setup and a tie to Apple.
Tekelec (TKLC), which is my stock of the week, is up a bit, but like most of the other good charts, it isn't gaining any immediate momentum.
We have the risk of surprise news out of Europe, but I'm sticking with long trades and trying to put some money to work. I'd like to see the charts respond better, but at least there are some to choose from this morning.


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Customizing the Customer Journey: 3 Travel Sites that Get It Right
The anticipation arising from planning where to go and what to do can sometimes be just as exciting as the vacation itself. From determining the perfect getaway location to researching daily excursions, users want the experience to be effortless and entertaining.
The online journey doesn't just end once users embark on their adventures; travelers continually reference their favorite sites and mobile apps while vacationing to bookmark favorite locations, compile photos and deliver recommendations in real-time to friends.
The following 3 travel sites successfully use identity data to deliver relevant and interactive content and experiences across both web and mobile, providing vacation-goers with enjoyable experiences from decision to destination.
1. TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor, a popular site travelers reference to find user reviews on accommodations and flights, makes it easy to connect closely with friends from all over the world in one place. Users find that when setting up an account on TripAdvisor, they are prompted with the option to login using their Facebook credentials.
By authenticating socially and allowing TripAdvisor access to select social data, users can then utilize the 'Your Friends' tab, which shows them everything from their friends' ratings and reviews on restaurants, hotels, etc. to a world map with countries/cities their friends have visited. By compiling this information in a convenient location, TripAdvisor makes it easy for users to not only choose a destination, but to also build an itinerary along the way, filled with friends' recommended attractions.
2. Luxury Retreats
Luxury Retreats is a premier villa rental company committed to providing guests with exceptional service across real-world and digital experiences. In order to reach its jet-setting customers on the go, Luxury Retreats has created a convenient mobile app, complete with both traditional registration and social login.
Granting users the option to log-in socially provides the company with a clear and more complete view of their customers' identities, enabling Luxury Retreats to build customized individual experiences. Logged-in users are able to favorite preferred villas, and compile and save them in their profile view for future reference or to share out to their social networks.
3. Stay.com
Stay.com is a fast and easy way for travelers to create personalized city guides for destinations all over the world. Once users have authenticated using their Facebook accounts, they're then prompted to choose from a list of cities and begin selecting relevant attractions to configure their city guides.
For example, users planning to visit Barcelona can choose from a list of 'Top Highlights' which includes must-see sites such as the Gothic Quarter or La Pedrera, and can then drop them into their itinerary. Because users are logged in with their Facebook identities, they also have the ability to invite friends through Facebook to contribute to a communal city guide, or simply share out their personal travel plans to keep friends updated along the journey.
How It's Done
In order to nurture users through the trip-planning process, travel sites need to bid adieu to outdated marketing strategies and adopt these three tactics for success:
Identify your users on an individual level at point of site entry by offering a seamless flow for registering for accounts on your site and app. Choose a solution that gives users the option to sign in traditionally or socially, and gives you the flexibility to customize registration flows and requested data points.
Leverage an identity management database with ability to aggregate and organize today's volume and variety of customer identity data. This will provide your business with the single customer view necessary to create unified experiences across multiple channels and devices.
Enable data integrations across recommendation engines, email marketing software and more to appeal to your travelers' individual interests, budgets and locations, for example, across touchpoints.
To learn more about how to leverage customer identity data to produce more personalized experiences, download Gigya's free eBook, "Achieving A Single Customer View – The Holy Grail for Marketers," here.
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So says David Roodman at the Center for Global Development:
…the practical question for citizens, officials, politicians, campaigners, and other players is whether to push for that. On a few days' reflection, I say no. I would go so far as to describe such pressure as harmful.
Why? For starters, the benefits of debt relief over the next few years, however done, will be tiny…That's why cancellation does little good in the short run. It is not a coherent response to crisis. Meanwhile, there are other ways to help Haiti much more, in responding to the crisis and in rebuilding. Looking at the recent history of humanitarian aid, the people who compile the Humanitarian Response Index judge that many official donors could do a much better job. Isn't this the time for activists to harvest the lessons of history and hold public and private aid agencies accountable? My colleague Michael Clemens has called for a "Golden Door visa" to let more Haitians come to the United States (or other rich countries) to work. Prying the door open a hair more would swamp the economic value of debt relief.
Interesting. David's model is that there is a fixed quantity of bureaucratic and media attention available for Haiti and that one shouldn't use it up by focusing on lower priority items. He may be right, but he may not: an alternative view is that one should seize on a simple focal issue and then once you have people's attention, broaden the scope of political pressure. This isn't just relevant for Haiti but also, eg, the Bjorn Lomborg criticism of doing something about climate change – which, put simply, is that it's distracting because the world has higher priorities.
I would like to see a public choice model of such trade-offs. Perhaps Tyler Cowen will oblige.
Meanwhile here is Felix Salmon on why you shouldn't give money to Haiti.


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This week has an exciting release for fans of Dark Horse Comics' Dark Times series. A new five issue arc titled Fire Carrier starts on Wednesday, written by Randy Stradley with art from Gabriel Guzman. Dark Times – Fire Carrier follows Jedi Master K'Kruhk (who has appeared in MANY comic series) as he protects a group of young Padawans during the rise of the Empire. Fire Carrier can be considered a new entry point to the Dark Times series as it is a new #1 issue, but as Lawrence pointed out on Twitter this is technically the 23rd issue of Dark Times and even could be considered the 106th issue of Republic. And you all thought Marvel and DC had complicated numbering systems.
This week's other comic release is an Omnibus collection of the three Star Wars – Infinities comics. The Infinities series takes a look at how things might have played out differently in the three Original Trilogy films if certain events hadn't happened they way they did. For example, Infinities: A New Hope examines what would have happened if Luke's torpedo had missed its mark and the Death Star wasn't destroyed. Now, this may have been out last week in some stores, but the Dark Horse website still has it listed for February 6th so I saved it for today's post since it might not have been available everywhere last week. First we have confusing comic numbering, now we have confusing release dates. Being a comic fan is tough work.
With the Darth Maul/Death Watch story resolved (for now) on The Clone Wars a new Ahsoka focused arc will be starting on Saturday. "Sabotage" sees Anakin and Ahsoka investigating an explosion at the Jedi Temple. I've been avoiding previews for this arc so I can go in as unspoiled as possible, but I do know that we'll be visiting the Coruscant underworld and that a certain dark apprentice turned bounty hunter will be making an appearance at some point, so this should be a great story.
Here are the summaries for this week's releases, and don't forget to keep an eye on our EU Release Schedule to see what the future holds.
Dark Times – Fire Carrier #1 (of 5)
Jedi Master K'Kruhk is on the run with a group of young Padawans. In a galaxy suddenly hunting Jedi, they are forced to land on an Imperial-run planet, hiding in the refugee camp, among other beings who were displaced by the Clone Wars. But K'Kruhk senses there is something wrong!
* Is K'Kruhk the last hope for the Jedi Order?
* On the run from Vader!
Omnibus – Infinities
Collected here are three different tales where one thing happens differently than it did in the original trilogy of Star Wars films. The familiar players—Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Darth Vader—are launched onto new trajectories that send them toward dire consequences and unexpected futures! Collects Star Wars: Infinities—A New Hope; The Empire Strikes Back; and Return of the Jedi.
The Clone Wars – "Sabotage"
Anakin and Ahsoka investigate an explosion at the Temple, suspicious that a Jedi-turned-dark is responsible.