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More smooth sounds of Summer Jazz will accompany the fine food, stunning views and hip ambience of Londa's Caprice restaurant; yes, Jazz Brunch returns on June 9 as Trumpeter Michalis Michael Joins Jazz Trio, Leonid Nesterov On Piano, Andreas Stefanou On Drums And Chris Pound On Double Bass.
It's Summer-time and the living is definitely easy at Londa Hotel's Caprice Restaurant, especially when the Leonid Nesterov Trio return for another Jazz brunch on Sunday June 9, with special guest trumpeter, Michalis Michael.
Popular and accomplished jazz trio, Leonid Nesterov on piano, Andreas Stefanou on drums and Chris Pound on double bass, will be accompanied by Michalis Michael on trumpet. The quartet will delight diners as they enjoy a chillout Sunday lunch buffet in the Caprice Restaurant's cool Italian styled interior; set against stunning floor to ceiling picture windows offering views to the shimmering blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea; the setting is the perfect backdrop for a leisurely and indulgent Summer-time lunch.
The ensemble jazz musicians are well respected virtuoso instrumentalists in their own right. Nesterov began his music career at the tender age of 8 in his home town of Indra, Latvia and regularly performs on the European jazz circuit; Andreas Stefanou, graduate of Rotterdam Conservatory, is one of Cyprus' most renowned home grown musical talents; one of a new generation of jazz musicians who has travelled Europe extensively, performing with celebrated stars including Nelson Faria, Kiko Freitas and Anna Ellis de Jong. Whilst Chris Pound, who began learning the double bass at a very young age, is a native Australian; he has a great following as one of the finest young double bass players currently on the jazz festival circuit, collaborating with such luminaries as The Reuben Lewis Quintet, the Pollen Trio, and the Austin Benjamin Trio. Seasoned guest trumpeter Michalis Michael is a renowned performer whose fine musicianship has seen him accompany Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo and George Dalaras among others. He began playing trumpet in 1979 under Vesa Ania, Esko Lopponen and Kalman Kovacs. He is both a soloist and active member of the Cyprus Jazz scene and Cyprus Symphony Orchestra, with numerous TV and film credits to his name. All four performers will bring their unique talent to the Londa for a fine afternoon of classic and contemporary jazz sounds.
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Does it occur to you dipshits that I am actually interested in debating a real point of view that happens to differ from your own
svizzerams wrote:Sounds like you work in marketing and you feel guilty about it.
Lethal Dose wrote:Fascinating. Your collective denial is about rejecting who I am, and this weird delusion that I'm here simply to entertain you. Does it occur to you dipshits that I am actually interested in debating a real point of view that happens to differ from your own? I have rejected the classification of "human" because I have found it to be lacking along with those who cling to it. Look at the word "humanity" and how it is used. What utter hypocrisy. Is it really so difficult to believe that there are those who have collectively rejected it? Is it really so hard to grasp the idea that there are those who have, for very legitimate reasons, set themselves apart? Perhaps it is. Perhaps you can only conceive of such ideas as part of some fiction developed solely for your entertainment. Sounds like a very "human" way to deal with uncomfortable truths.
Yes, evil does destroy itself. Every time it reaches for a cigarette, or snorts a line of coke, or shags another 50 dollar whore. The true evil is you, and your natural inclination to destroy yourself is something that those like myself relish the opportunity to facilitate. And yes, it's true, I and others like me do in fact have many other things to do, and we do those things as well. This weekend I'll be going base jumping with some friends of mine and hanging out at their estate. I love horseback riding and they have a stable. What will you be doing?
Humanity is a word that is supposed to make one think of such attributes as mercy, compassion, and mutual respect, but in practice you don't give a flying fuck about anyone but yourselves, and possibly a few people you choose to matter. I suppose the same is true for us, but among the differences between us is that we don't deny it. We are steadfast and true to our own kind and to the principle that sets us apart... That we're not you. Can any of you even conceive of having a good time without getting shitfaced? Can any of you really relax and enjoy yourselves without a little something to help you get there? And how many of you just want to be comfortably numb? And oh the excuses, don't think for one moment that you are the masters of your own destiny because that would mean taking responsibility for your own choices. No, rather than trying to redefine "humanity" we simply let you hypocrites have it. It's tainted and wreaks of all the things we've long since left behind.
... So are you sufficiently entertained yet? Why don't you grab a stick and get into the game? Tell me that I am wrong about anything that I've said so far. Tell me why I am wrong. I'd love to hear this. You buttnuts talk of logic. You wouldn't know logic if you had a scientific calculator shoved up your ass. Come on, let's hear some "logic" regarding "humanity". Better yet, tell me something about your so-called morality, I'm in the mood for a good laugh.
- Lethal Dose
svizzerams wrote:Take seriously an individual that adopts a superior world-weary ominopotence with a hint of nihilistic decadence schtick? Sounds like you work in marketing and you feel guilty about it.
Lethal Dose wrote:svizzerams wrote:Take seriously an individual that adopts a superior world-weary ominopotence with a hint of nihilistic decadence schtick? Sounds like you work in marketing and you feel guilty about it.
ni·hil·ism noun \ˈnī-(h)ə-ˌli-zəm, ˈnē-\
: the belief that traditional morals, ideas, beliefs, etc., have no worth or value
: the belief that a society's political and social institutions are so bad that they should be destroyed.
Egad! Nothing could be further from the truth. The community of which I am a part hold traditional morals, ideas, and beliefs (long since abandoned by the masses) as the cornerstones of our social identity. Your political and social institutions were created by us to keep your kind from getting out of hand by offering you the illusion of democratic power. We've noted long ago that, for you, democracy is like a toy which you tire of quickly and never play with, but cry if it is taken away. That suits us just fine. The beef I have with your kind is the hypocrisy in everything that you profess about yourselves. That and your prolific nature. Your tendency to multiply is inversely proportional to your IQ and level of class.
You were right about one thing though... My superiority. :)
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Lethal Dose wrote:It would have been fun if even one of you would've had the balls to step into the arena with me, but I guess there's no fight left in any of you. Just a bunch of washed up pussies. I'll leave you to your tea and crumpets.
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Bolivia, Haiti, Honduras and Nicaragua were honored for their achievements in immunization during the GAVI Alliance Partners' Forum, held 5-7 December in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Honduras and Nicaragua won GAVI's Best Immunization Performance Award for achievingvery high and high, respectively, rates of vaccine coverage. Haiti won GAVI's Introduction of New Vaccines Award and a Resilience Award. Bolivia was awarded GAVI's Co-financing & Sustainability Award, which recognizes countries that have exceeded GAVI's requirements for co-financing of vaccines.
The GAVI Alliance awards honor countries and individuals who have helped expand to access to immunization in developing countries. In all, 13 countries were recognized this year, along with government leaders, parliamentarians and civil society groups.
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He might be one of the most controversial figures in professional sports, but Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will rock it on "Entourage" this season.
HBO gave PopcornBiz a sneak look of the upcoming season and Jones' extended cameo is, well, kind of good. Haters hoping he'd choke like Tony Romo handling a field-goal snap will be disappointed.
Jones enters the scene as Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven) looks for a way to tap into NFL television rights. We'll leave the explanation at that, but the scenes unfold from there. Jones plays himself, which really shouldn't be that hard. But somehow jocks often have a problem with this. Not saying he's ready for Hamlet, but Jones does a good Jones.
He even manages to walk, talk and act on a cell phone (see previous explanation about jocks acting).
Further he's toe-to-toe against the best actor on the show by a mile in Piven. This is one arc that will be a lot of fun assuming there was enough room on the set for Ari's imaginary ego and Jones' real one.
As for the rest of the show, it has picked up with a new energy for season seven that seemed to be lacking the last season. "Entourage" is heading into a final, enjoyable sprint to the finish. Our boys (Kevin Connolly, Adrian Grenier et al) are getting a little long in the tooth to play slackers at heart -- however successful their slacker ventures get. At some point the Hollywood dream can't grow any bigger and its time to move onto a new story.
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Way back in March in that glorious warm sunny week it all looked so promising for the year ahead. We got some early carrots sown then which was just as well because some of the later sowings produced nothing even with two attempts. Then it all changed to a mostly cold wet summer and party time for slugs and snails.
The plums had plenty blossom but as it turned colder and wetter there weren't many bees about for good pollination . Whereas last year we harvested full crates this time it was merely a handful. Apples were looking the same but in the end we did manage to fill about three quarters of the cold store.
With all the wet weather this Summer it was very rarely dry enough to do any hoeing so there was a lot of hand weeding and it was a struggle to keep on top of this. Weeding some of the early crops was not a fun task in cold weather as you can see from below as a colleague weeds parsnips in full winter gear. Our chef @suzi4goodfood used the thinnings from the parsnips and carrots for some tasty new season meals.
Despite the difficulty of getting carrots to germinate we did get a very good crop with the variety chantenay red cored being a great success. We also grew some wonderfully wacky shaped carrots of white satin.
With the incessant rain all the root crops did well with good beetroot , carrots , parsnips and celeriac. It actually shows how much water these need to bulk them up to a good size. The only really failure this year was onions which obviously don't like the cold and wet and some of them just sat there all season making very little growth and resulting in a very poor harvest. Early potatoes Amorosa (red) and Charlotte were again a great success and went down well at the conference centre.
I wasn't sure we would get any pumpkins this year as even under fleece in the cold the plants struggled to get going but in the end we got some monsters.
We supply some of the herbs for Neal's Yard Remedies and keeping the Calendula clean required another hand weeding effort but it was well worth it. We managed to send the flower heads most weeks through the summer somehow finding dry spells for harvesting. Picking the flowers was usually a team effort with help from the office staff who were glad to get outside for an hour.
At the conference centre once a month there is now a Shhhh secret supper club which has been a huge hit and are usually sold out within a few days of the tickets going on sale. See website for details The idea had been to host them at various venues throughout the farm but this proved impossible with the poor weather . However in May we did manage a night outside in the Physic garden by the conference centre starting in the amphitheatre.
We try to supply all the vegetables and fruit for these events and here is a selection harvested for one of the supper clubs.
Sprouting seeds continue to go down well and there was plenty of colour to add to the chefs selection.
Its always interesting to try and grow something new and this year we grew sweet potatoes in the glasshouse border and another first for me was borlotti beans. Its a very exposed site at the walled vegetable garden so growing anything tall is not easy but the beans did reasonably well . The sweet potatoes on the other hand although they grew well we only harvested very small tubers .I think we will leave this one for warmer countries. Until this year I didn't even know they were a member of the bindweed family and it was interesting asking visitors to the glasshouse what they thought was growing.
The farm was eventually given permission to install a small wind turbine which was put up earlier in the year in the paddock below the walled garden . Its nearly always windy here although there have been a few rare occasions when it has stopped and birds settled on the propellers.
We have a few chickens up at the farmhouse to provide eggs for the conference centre and I was reminded of 'Chicken Run' when Russell the rooster tried to make a break for it hitching a ride in the back of our electric buggy.
During the summer a Pyromaniac hit our compost bins.
He was trying to hide but we caught him.
In October the Berkshire Countryside Volunteers came to help for a day which included a lovely lunch at the conference centre. One of their tasks was helping to harvest celeriac for storing .If you would like to Volunteer at Sheepdrove see the contact details at the bottom of this link.
Now we are making Christmas wreaths for the shops. Lets hope next year will be easier for growers with lots more sun and a lot warmer.


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Not charging infants for stadium tours is only one of the ways the University of Alabama athletic department is missing a chance to make money.
It remains a mystery why some tourist attractions don't do a better job at the one thing they are supposed to do: make money.
A good example is the stadium tours that universities give. Alabama's athletic department, for example, offers tours of Bryant-Denny, and it is almost sad to think of how much more money it could make if it did things right.
The athletic department should copy what the Amish Village near Lancaster, Pa., does. My wife, daughter, granddaughters and I toured it this summer.
The Amish are just ordinary people. They don't, for example, live by themselves in communes. They live in ordinary homes scattered in ordinary suburbs, shop in local stores, go to public schools, etc. They're just like a group we have here: Episcopalians.
Yet the Amish Village knows how to make money. The people who operate it aren't Amish, although the tour guide told us that she "actually had a friend in high school who was Amish." The village advertises that "we are pleased to introduce a real Amish schoolteacher in our one-room schoolhouse!" I had visions of P.T. Barnum and the Fiji Mermaid. "Available seasonally," the promotion proclaims, "our actual Amish schoolteacher, Miss Lavina, will be on hand to chat with you." My family and I paid $42.50 for the privilege.
Compare that with tours of Bryant-Denny. Tours, according to the athletic department, "will be provided ... at a rate of $5 per person. There will be no charge for children under the age of 1 year old."
Cynics might ask why the university charges children just 1 or 2 years old to take the tour. They're missing the point. The real question is, why does the university let babies take the tour free? Is there something greatly different between an 11-month-old and a 1-year-old?
In fact, not charging kids younger than 1 raises many questions. Would an 11-month-old, for example, drink less free beer during the tour? Do 1-year-olds, since they pay admission, have to check their pacifiers at the gate?
What happens when a 12-month-old walks up to the ticket window and says he wants to take a free tour? Obviously, it is difficult for a cashier always to be able to tell whether a kid is 11 months and 29 days or 12 months old. So what type of ID must the kid present? A driver's license for a stroller?
In fact, the athletic department policy doesn't even require an adult to accompany children under 1 year old. Imagine if the word gets around. You could have
hundreds of 7- and 8-month-olds sneaking out of their cribs and meeting at Bryant-Denny. Ticket-buying 1-year-olds wouldn't even be able to get in.
Not charging infants is only one of the ways the athletic department is missing a chance to make money. As part of its tours, it at least could display an authentic Episcopalian.
David Sloan is a retired professor of journalism at the University of Alabama. Readers can email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Barbara Pope, regional representative and trainer for the Seniors� Health Insurance Information Program, has welcomed Pamela Eubanks as a new Lenoir County SHIIP volunteer.
Pope presented Eubanks with a Certificate of Completion at a recent SHIIP meeting at the Lenoir County Cooperative Extension office.
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The Gardening Guru: Growing tomatoes
North Carolina Pest News has reported that tomatoes are cracking after the recent rain. Tomato cracking is one of the disorders of tomato fruits associated with growing conditions, including environmental stress, and caused by non-living factors.
The cracking increase is due to soil moisture fluctuations. The tomato skin may not have enough elasticity to compensate for a period of rapid fruit growth. Eventually, the skin splits and bursts.
The two main types of growth cracks are radial cracking � splitting of the skin from the stem scar toward the blossom end � and concentric cracking, when the skin splits in a circular pattern around the stem.
Radial cracks occur during humid, hot weather. Concentric cracks occur during rapid fruit growth associated with rainy weather following a period of dry weather. The earlier these growth cracks occur during fruit development, the more damaging they are. The cracks can provide the perfect entry point for secondary fruit rotting organisms.
The most important means of control is maintaining a steady, adequate supply of water, especially during hot, dry conditions. Avoid over or under watering. Layer organic mulch to help prevent dramatic spoil moisture fluctuations. Be especially careful if weather is cool and overcast, followed by sunny, hot and dry periods, and then high humidity and rainfall.
Keep foliage healthy and disease free. If the foliage is lacking, cracking can be more of a problem. Removing mature fruit right after heavy rains is helpful.
Plant nutrition is important because high nitrogen and low levels of potassium can contribute to fruit cracking. Some varieties are more prone than others and can crack when the fruit are still green. Even varieties with some resistance to green-stage cracking might crack once the fruit starts turning red.
Plum varieties like Heinz and Marglobe crack less than cherries and the larger fruited varieties like Better Boy. Some varieties that are resistant to cracking have a tougher skin.
If you have a history of tomato cracking, try switching to Daybreak, Jet Star, Pink Girl, Monte Carlo, Mountain Fresh, Mountain Spring and Spitfire. New varieties are released regularly, so check for latest tomato varieties.
Peg Godwin is horticulture agent, Lenoir County Cooperative Extension Center. Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or 252-527-2191.


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Designed to lubricate individual machines or complete plants, with grease or with oil, SKF centralized automatic lubrication systems provide proper, precise lubricant replenishment to all required points, enabling a range of benefits in the process:
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Winch drives:
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Police: Elderly woman carjacked, stabbed in Daytona Beach
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Police in Daytona Beach are investigating a carjacking of an elderly driver at a Walgreens.
According to police, 82-year-old Frieda Sanchez was carjacked by Michelle Tessier, who was arrested and faces an aggravated battery charge.
Police said Tessier approached Sanchez at a Citgo on Reed Canal Road and asked for a ride to the Walgreens at the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and U.S. Highway 1, police said.
"The female approached her and said she had a medical emergency and she needed to get to Walgreens," said Daytona Beach Police spokesman Jimmie Flynt.
When they got to the store, Tessier stabbed Sanchez and fled in the car, according to police.
"She pulled out something, what we believe to be a steak knife, and she caused a superficial wound to the victim's arm and a wound to her leg," said Flynt.
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Sanchez was taken to Halifax Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. Tessier was also hospitalized and told authorities she was in diabetic shock.


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My re-knit Tropical Monkey socks are still way too big for me. I'm sick of these socks and never want to see (or knit) them again, so I'm giving them to a knitting friend who will appreciate them (and who has bigger feet than mine!).
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Unless the religious claims of the Bible are again acknowledged, its literary claims will, I think, be given only "mouth honour" and that decreasingly. . . It is, if you like to put it that way, not merely a sacred book but a book so remorselessly and continuously sacred that it does not invite, it excludes or repels, the merely aesthetic approach. You can read it as literature only by a tour de force. You are cutting the wood against the grain, using the tool for a purpose it was not intended to serve. It demands incessantly to be taken on its own terms: it will not continue to give literary delight very long except to those who go to it for something quite different.
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THE words "guest workers" and "strike" are not often seen together. Yet twice this summer, members of a group of more than 150 Jamaican guest workers who clean luxury Florida hotels and condos walked off the job. The workers came to the United States in April anticipating a summer of hard work and decent earnings to send home. Instead, they encountered the black hole of labor subcontracting.
Labor-recruitment firms brought the workers from Jamaica to the Florida Panhandle. Cleaning contractors hired them and then leased them out to scrub toilets and sweep sand from floors for vacation property companies.
By the time the workers first went on strike, in June, they had much to protest. They had borrowed to pay recruitment fees of $2,000 to $2,500, counting on promises of full-time work and good housing. But in Florida, the cleaning company packed as many as 15 people into unfurnished two-bedroom apartments, for which it collected as much as $5,000 a month. Charges for rent and required extras like $70 for a T-shirt "uniform" reduced the workers' net pay to subminimum levels, sometimes even zero, and — the final insult — paychecks repeatedly bounced. Children back home waited for money that never came.
Those problems typify the debt, fraud and coercion that plague guest-work programs in the United States. An estimated 700,000 to a million guest workers and their families enter the country each year, mostly to work in low-wage industries but also as nurses, teachers, computer programmers and the like. When guest workers are exploited, it lowers the floor for American workers, too.
H-2B visas, the class of visas held by the Jamaicans, are reserved for temporary or seasonal work for which there are not enough "able, willing, qualified and available" Americans — but of course, availability depends on the wages and working conditions on offer. Florida's unemployment rate has been stuck at over 7 percent, so it seems unlikely that no local cleaners could be found.
Guest workers, however, offer something hiring a local worker does not: subservience. They are tied by law to the employer who sponsored their visas, which means that if they are found too "difficult" for any reason — including asking that their rights be respected — the employer can effectively deport them and blacklist them from receiving future work visas.
When the Jamaican cleaners struck the first time, protesting their stolen wages and miserable living conditions, the cleaning company stapled a notice to their paycheck stating that immigration authorities and local law enforcement would escort anyone who didn't return the next day to the airport, to fly home.
The Jamaicans' situation is part of a broader phenomenon of subcontracting. The structure of work has shifted since the 1980s, for workers from Manhattan office cleaners to Bangladeshi garment stitchers. The National Employment Law Project reports that 58 percent of jobs added during the recovery have been in low-wage sectors, which have high levels of contingent and subcontracted jobs. Today, almost all production in global manufacturing involves subcontracting. It is central to the structure of employment in the American construction, warehousing and agricultural industries as well.
Subcontractors compete on the price of labor. Where production can't travel, they move workers across borders, with recruiters' help. They also shield businesses from legal liability for the treatment of workers and from labor-organizing efforts. Three steps are essential to curbing the system's worst abuses.
First is immigration reform that protects all workers: When guest workers can defend their rights, the millions who labor alongside them benefit as well. Immigration law must be amended to forbid employers from charging guest workers exorbitant fees directly or through recruiters and to protect those who report abuses from retaliation. The bill passed by the Senate this summer is far from perfect, but it restricts what recruiters can charge and would allow guest workers and other immigrants in a serious labor dispute to change jobs and stay in the country. In contrast, the guest-worker bill House Republicans are threatening to introduce lacks those protective features entirely and would bring in many more workers, on much worse terms.
A second necessary reform is legal responsibility along the contracting chain. If workers in a subcontracting chain are abused, the firms at the top of the chain that benefit from their labor should not be insulated from financial responsibility. An innovative California law penalizes a firm for its subcontractor's workplace violations if the firm did not pay the subcontractor enough for it to comply with all applicable labor laws. In Britain, the quaintly named Gangmasters Licensing Authority can penalize a firm in the food sector if its labor contractor violates the law. In the Philippines, recruiters are held responsible if they place a worker into a job abroad that violates national laws on overseas employment. Such joint liability should be the standard in subcontracting arrangements.
Third is reform of labor laws. Before their second strike, on Aug. 17, the Jamaicans sought help from the National Guestworker Alliance (a nonprofit advocacy group, but not a union) and filed a complaint with the Labor Department. Other subcontracted workers are members of traditional unions, but the National Labor Relations Act restricts their ability to protest against the employer who actually holds the purse strings in a subcontracting chain, or to bargain collectively with that employer. It is time to repeal this damaging restriction.
This Labor Day, a group of courageous workers in Florida remind us that the right to fair working conditions is one that no company should be able to subcontract its way out of.


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On Wednesday, the New York Times' DealBook put on a huge conference where some of the biggest names in the financial services and business community discussed the economy following the election.
Speakers at the invite-only event "Opportunities For Tomorrow" included JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein, Ray Dalio, Steve Schwarzman, David Rubenstein and Eric Schmidt, just to name a few.
Our Deputy Editor Joe Weisenthal spent the entire day covering the conference and he thought it was an awesome event. He said it was "totally stacked" with good guests, and several of the Q&As were above average. He noted that he didn't plan to stay all day, but ended up not leaving until the end.
Not everyone feels that way, though.
Following the conference, New York Times' public editor Margaret Sullivan wrote a scathing piece slamming DealBook's editor-at-large Andrew Ross Sorkin and DealBook over the conference. Her attack ranged from the coziness of DealBook to the guests, and even the fact that it's sponsored.
The basic premise of her blog post is that she thinks the journalists are too close to their sources. She writes:
Here is what the conference did not have going for it: A great deal of distance between sources and those who cover them — something traditionally thought to be a bedrock journalistic idea.
Sullivan, who also writes about how DealBook is seen as being "too soft on sources", seemed to have a problem with journalists and execs eating hors d'oeuvres together.
But given the lunchtime rollout of a new Blackberry device, the overall friendly questioning of prominent newsmakers, the reception afterward – featuring wine, hors d'oeuvres and the incessant rubbing of journalistic and corporate elbows — the word "adversarial" did not come to mind. Nor did the word "watchdog."
She also seems to feel that the New York Times is indebted to the big name execs who were not paid to attend the event.
Most audience members paid handsomely to be "invited" – most tickets were $1,500, others less. Given that they were coming to see people like Mr. Blankfein — other big names were the JPMorgan Chase chairman Jamie Dimon and the Google chairman Eric Schmidt – The Times's indebtedness to these sources lurks in the shadows. (The participants were not paid for their appearances.)
Overall, Sullivan called the event "chummy" and said some aspects of it made her feel a "little queasy."
Sorkin doesn't feel that way.
"I don't think there's any truth to that," Mr. Sorkin said. "We ask very pointed questions."
Sullivan seems to be mostly alone in her view of this. Reuters media critic Felix Salmon defended the "transparent" DealBook conference in a well-argued piece here.


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Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...
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Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Modren Man at November 29. 2005
I'm getting ready to start searching for vendors to put up an industrial style building for my home in a few months, but have a few questions I'm hoping some of you might be able to help me with. I plan on having a pretty simple rectangular structure, about 45 x 85 or so in size, with ~16' walls all on a concrete slab. The interior will have about 1000 sqft partitioned off for a living space (probably two level) with the rest being open spanned 'shopspace' (complete with at least one large garage door). The roof will be a sloping shed style.
The main issue I'm wondering about is that I'd like to use steel skinned SIPS all the way around, but so far I can't seem to find any steel building manufacturers that offer them. I know they're available, but nearly all of the SIPS websites I go to specialize in wood SIPS used in normal domestic homes, or open faced steel framed SIPS that are intended to be sheathed with something after install, or are panels skinned with some type of fiberglass or concrete covering. I'd like to find just a simple painted steel encased foam panel system to skin my building with. And all the steel building sites always just show the typical bolted steel sheeting on the outside with the insulation blankets sandwiched in between the structural members, with little or no mention of SIPS availability/use. So all of this raises some basic questions in my mind that I'm hoping to get at least some clarification on. Here's a few for starters:
1. Does anyone know of a reputable steel building manufacturer (in MD area) that could readily handle a building as described above without gouging me or screwing up a SIPS spec'ed job? (I know Butler can do it, but I would imagine their price would far exceed that of the industry norm)
2. How much of a premium should I expect to pay for SIPS over typical insulation?
3. What are the compelling reasons to choose SIPS over the traditional method of construction? (as pertaining to a steel building of this nature)
4. I really want to have the option of cutting large holes in the panels in the future for big windows along many of the wall lengths. Can these panels be cut in that manner without dictating a large amount of structural reinforcement? What should I expect to do (structurally) when I do install extensive windowing? Is there anything I can/should spec ahead of time in anticipation of this future mod?
Thanks in advance, looking forward to the response(s).
1. First, you should work with Northern Steel because this is exactly what we are doing - pre-engineered frame with insulated steel panels. If you want a simple rectangular building rather than one of our house designs, that is fine. They are out of Delaware and our first house is going in MD. They are close by.
Second - you have to stop calling them SIPS because they are not SIPS. SIPs is Structural Insulated Panels, meaning they provide the structural support for the house. With a pre-engineered steel system you are supporting the house on the primary steel frame and the insulated steel panels are what we would call a curtain wall meaning they carry no load but themselves.
2. The insulated panels will cost quite a bit more than an uninsulated pane, but Northern can put a number on it for you.
3. The compelling reason is, no.1 you don't have to add batt insulation, and drywall to cover it so you are eliminating a great deal of interior finish work, and no.2 if you like the industrial nature of this kind of construction then why cover it up with drywall because you need to cover your insulation. It also gets you to a dry insulated shell much faster.
4. You have to plan for wall openings in advance so the openings can be framed. You can wall over them and cut them out later if you wish, but remember you are then throwing out some expensive insulated panels...
We should talk and I can put you in touch with the person to speak to at Northern. I know I have your email from before, but why don't you email me and I'll call you.
Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Modren Man at November 29. 2005
Thanks for the response Greg, your time is appreciated.
Ok, so they are not SIPs, my bad. But I thought a thick foam core sandwiched between two steel sheets was inherently structural, or at least that it has a meaninful and significant measure of structural rigidity that might lessen dependence on the conventional steel skeleton? If not, no biggee, in a way it makes things easier in the event I do cut holes in them to put additional windows and doors in later.
Also one thing that concerns me are the roof panels. It's not that I don't like the roofing panels, they look sturdy, efficient and easy to install. But what happens after these panels have been used for 20 or more years? I mean all those wide ranging thermal cycles (and expansion and contraction that goes with it), along with normal aging/deteriation of adhesives along with water vapor intrusion (including some oxidation of the steel) is likely to eventually delaminate at least some of the foam from the metal sheath. After this happens, won't a new roof be required? What I mean by this, is since the insulation and roofing material are integrated, won't this mean you will have to pay for the replacement of both insulation and roofing material instead of just the roofing material itself as would be required with a conventional roof?
Thanks again...
I don't think the steel will de-laminate from the foam. The paint will wear down and you eventually will have to paint. If the roof does eventually rust during your ownership you will have to deal with that. It is a sloped roof so you won't have puddling or the kinds of situations where it stays wet and promotes corrosion. Way down the line if it begins to leak, then you can put other roof systems over it.
Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Scott Mason at November 29. 2005
Have you considered using AAC cladding panels? Cheap, easy installation, 4 hour fire rated with good insulating and soundproofing qualitities, etc.
Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Modren Man at November 30. 2005
Wow, those AAC's look great. I didn't know about AAC's so thanks for the tip. Looks pretty appealing, especially considering how I love concrete or pretty much anything super durable and low maintenance. But one thing that concerns me is that I don't think walls made of this material would be particularly appealing (aesthetically speaking) without at least a partial sheathing of some type, which would add significantly to the cost (especially for a building of the size I'm considering). Any idea how much a finished 45 x 85 ft building using these AAC's would cost?
Also, does anyone know a rule of thumb or some form of 'guestimation coefficient' when it comes to computing the cost of all (or most of) the various uninstalled and installed insulated wall/roofing materials per sqft? (given same approx insulative performance) I find myself constantly befuddled with value/price/cost benefit assessments when confronted with comparing differing wall systems. Like these cool AAC's vs insulated steel panels, or foam core concrete wall systems vs the conventional steel sheathed/batten insulation/drywall walls typically used on steel buildings like I'm considering.
Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Kevin Dickson at December 03. 2005
Structall makes a steel SIP
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Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Chris M. Kavala at December 21. 2007
Previously Gregory La Vardera wrote:
We use true steel SIPs for our construction
Re: Steel 'SIP-ped' building questions...Posted by Chris M. Kavala at June 08. 2010
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In response to the growing concern regarding the spread of H1N1 influenza (swine flu) worldwide, federal government agencies are reaching out to large organizations to assist them with their preparations.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) posted information today (May 1) specific to institutions of higher education as they make plans to prepare for any cases of H1N1 flu among their student and employee populations -- and also inform them of preventative measures to avoid contracting the virus.
According to the CDC higher education alert, symptoms for H1N1 flu have included fever, headache, upper respiratory tract symptoms (cough, sore throat, runny nose), muscle aches, fatigue, vomiting and/or diarrhea. "Illnesses among persons infected with H1N1 flu virus have mostly been treated at home, but some cases have been hospitalized and deaths have been reported," according to the alert.
The CDC notification also stated, "Most people will not have immunity to this new virus and, as it continues to spread, more cases are expected in the coming days and weeks."
The CDC's goals regarding H1N1 flu "are to reduce transmission and illness severity, and provide information to help health care providers, public health officials and the public address the challenges posed by the new virus. The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised the worldwide pandemic alert level. In response to these developments, CDC is recommending that states, communities, institutions and individuals assess their emergency response plans and capacities."
The CDC recommends that post-secondary institutions of higher education do the following:
-- Review plans for responding to a public health emergency and make sure they are up to date.
Penn State has worked on and maintained an updated pandemic plan for a number of years; it can found online at http://www.sa.psu.edu/uhs/Penn%20State%20Pandemic%20Plan.pdf.
-- Know local/state plans for institutions of higher education in the event of a mild or severe disease outbreak. This information may be available from state or local health authorities (http://www.pandemicflu.gov/plan/states/index.html).
Since initial word of the outbreak, Penn State officials have been meeting regularly with local and regional emergency management officials, hospital representatives, public health officials and other community leaders to effectively coordinate regional response to any outbreak.
Pennsylvania government Web sites offering information include http://www.readypa.org/potentialemergencies/influenzapandemic/ and http://www.pandemicflu.state.pa.us/.
-- Ask your campus health center to develop and implement a system to track and report (to the local health department) influenza-like illness (an illness with at least fever and sore throat or cough) among students.
Penn State is already a sentinel site for the Pennsylvania Department of Health and is continually in contact with state health officials to notify them of any growing or unusual health concerns.
Updated information from Penn State's University Health Services and Penn State Live can be found online at http://live.psu.edu/tag/swine_flu.
-- Individuals with influenza-like-illness should consult their physician and the institution should consult with their local or state health department for recommendations on identifying persons with H1N1 flu and ways to prevent spread of this virus.
Individuals who are experiencing flu-like symptoms should make an appointment with their health care provider. For students at University Park, UHS appointments can be scheduled online at www.sa.psu.edu/uhs or by calling (814) 863-0774. Students at campuses should contact the health center at their Penn State location.
-- Promote everyday preventive actions for students and staff:
- Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
- Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it.
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Many people know about the video The Story Of Stuff, since its release it has been very popular. Recently the same folks release a new video called The Story Of Solutions. The video talks about how for a long time the name of the game in our economy has been growing the GDP, having more, buy buy buy. I am preaching to the choir, but we all know while there are things we need, consumerism in America has become a little crazy.
So this video makes the assertion that that we shouldn't focus on more, but instead better. I think the one point they should have made stronger in the video is that in some cases more=better, but it often has a different twist to it. In some cases more won't be better and for an economy that is on a finite planet we need to grapple with that.
While the solutions they presented in the film are good ones, we also know we have a long fight ahead of us against those who have a financial stake in keeping the status quo. It made me think of the project Christopher Carson (of Tiny House The Movie) was part of, a local campaign to fight Xcel Energies deep pockets campaign to prevent municipal sustainable energy program.


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The week in review
Fastest fall from hero to jail inmate: North Garden resident Chuck Worden, 44, who made headlines for his April 16 rescue of an nine-year-old boy from flooding waters in Waynesboro, is in jail, awaiting extradition to Chemung County, New York, for violating probation stemming from a 2008 felony DUI, the News Virginian reports.
Most felonies: Charlottesville Police seek Gordon Stanley Price, 47, who has 53 felony convictions, led police on a recent high-speed chase in Louisa, and is wanted on outstanding warrants in four jurisdictions. Price is arrested April 20 in Fluvanna.
Most larcenies: The pair alleged responsible for more than 200 car break-ins–- Christopher Ballard and Kristie Ryder, both 19–- plead guilty to 11 and four counts of grand larceny, respectively, in Albemarle Circuit Court April 19, Tasha Kates reports in the Progress. The teens face up to 20 years on each count. Ballard will be sentenced in June and Ryder in August.
Most flying bullets: UVA fourth-year David Renardy is charged with a felony April 19 after he accidentally discharges his gun in his Chancellor Street apartment and it strikes neighboring Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, the Cavalier Daily reports. No one is hurt. And on April 23, a man is grazed by an unknown bullet in the 800 block of Page Street.
Longest sentence for girlfriend-burner: Cordrick Dade, 37, is sentenced to a 30-year active sentence for setting Yolanda Chambers on fire March 22, 2010, at his Stanardsville apartment when she came over to help get their children ready for school, the DP reports.
Worst commute: Fredrick S. Morton, 27, hits a utility pole that falls into both westbound lanes of U.S. 250 bypass near Free Bridge April 21, paralyzing traffic during evening rush hour on the bypass and clogging arteries throughout Charlottesville for hours. Morton is charged with reckless driving.
Worst trip: Police respond to a report of a vehicle being chased and shot at April 10 and find the alleged victim driving southbound on Seminole Trail at a high rate of speed–- with no one in pursuit. According to a release, police determine driver Erin Gress from Cornwall, NY, is under the influence of narcotics and having hallucinations, and she's charged with drugged driving.
First Socialist City Council candidate: Brandon Collins, 37, is collecting signatures to run and bring a more radical approach to city government, according to his campaign announcement.
Biggest water hog: An April 19 mulch-pile fire at Williams Lawn Care and Landscaping in Orange County takes 1.5 million gallons to extinguish, according to NBC29.
Most tennis: Boyd Tinsley's women's tennis competition, the event that brought Anna Kournikova to Charlottesville, celebrates its 10th anniversary April 25 at the Boar's Head Sports Club.
Most awkwardly timed emergency: A two-alarm fire sends firefighters to the Boar's Head Sports Club April 23 to find smoke coming from a sauna near the men's locker room, according to NBC29.
Best time to play ball: The Carson Raymond Foundation unveils a T-ball field April 23 at Woodbrook Elementary, in memory of the third grader who died in 2009 from an H1N1 virus, the Newsplex reports.
Best way to dispose of carcasses? VDOT considers composting roadkill, according to the Daily Press. The agency spends $4.4 million annually removing dead animals, and Charlottesville-based VDOT scientist Bridget M. Donaldson suggests that the current seemingly sustainable practice of burying beasts roadside could send nutrients and bacteria into the Chesapeake Bay.
Most threatened by carcass-composting plan: Virginia's turkey and black vultures.
Most likely to subscribe to the New Yorker: Charlottesvillians. More than Washingtonians, way more than Atlantans, and even more than– no joke– New Yorkers, according to the Washington Post.
Closest local connection to the royal wedding: The British Embassy will serve two Barboursville wines at a reception in honor of the April 29 nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Sharon Fitzgerald reports for the DP.


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Forth Worth, Texas, Feb. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- WOUND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES (OTCQB: WNDM | WNDM.PK) finished 2012 with fourth quarter customer sales revenues of approximately $440,000 (an increase of 23% over the previous quarter) and annual sales revenues of approximately $1.18M. In May of 2012 the Company announced it had completed a new three-year strategic plan that focuses on CellerateRX® customer sales and that a new surgical product would be introduced in 2012. In October 2012 the Company announced positive results for the new CellerateRX® surgical products. "Clearly our plan and our team's efforts are yielding results," stated Robert H. Lutz, Jr., Chairman and CEO of the company. "We expect the upward sales trend to continue throughout 2013 and beyond."
WNDM announced today that they received final resolution with the Securities and Exchange Commission on January 15, 2013 and that the resolution reflects the settlement announced by the Company on September 28, 2012. "Resolving the matter regarding charges for acts in 2009 has been of the utmost importance to our company," reported Mr. Lutz. "We are pleased to bring this matter to a conclusion which allows us to move forward with focus on our sales and marketing campaign and our capital program."
With the SEC matter closed, the Company is working on procurement of additional capital to fulfill the advancement of additional product distribution and development of expanded products as reflected in the strategic plan.
About Wound Management Technologies, Inc.
Wound Management Technologies, Inc. is an emerging commercial stage company with its primary products in the $5B worldwide advanced wound care market. Wound Management's primary focus is the distribution of its unique, patented collagen product, CellerateRX®, which is FDA cleared and reimbursable under Medicare Part B. Wound Management has other advanced biotech products in development including a patented resorbable bone wax line that is in late stages of development. More information can be found on the company's web sites: http://www.wmgtech.com and http://www.celleraterx.com.
Safe Harbor Statement:
The statements in the press release that relate to the company's expectations with regard to the future impact on the company's results from new products in development and any other statements not constituting historical facts are "forward-looking statements," within the meaning of and subject to the safe harbor created by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Since this information may contain statements that involve risk and uncertainties and are subject to change at any time, the company's actual results may differ materially from expected results. This document may contain forward-looking statements concerning the Company's operations, current and future performance and financial condition. These items involve risks, contingencies and uncertainties such as product demand, market and customer acceptance, the effect of economic conditions, competition, pricing, the ability to consummate and integrate acquisitions, and other risks, contingencies and uncertainties detailed in the Company's SEC filings, which could cause the company's actual operating results, performance or business plans or prospects to differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by these statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to revise any of these statements to reflect the future circumstances or the occurrence of unanticipated events.
For Wound Management Technologies Shareholder Information please call 800-205-7719 or visit www.wmgtech.com.
For Further Information:
Shareholder Relations-Communications: 800-205-7719
SOURCE Wound Management Technologies, Inc.


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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Tool Settings Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Archive : Sep99 - Dec00 View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Tool Settings" Surroundjunior memberMember #Joined: 27 Oct 1999Posts: 2Location: Johannesburg Posted: Wed Oct 27, 1999 1:18 am Ever since I first installed Photoshop, I have always been in two-minds about what tool setting to use for brush cursors. The problem is that if I use the round brush cursor (the little circle that indicates brush size) then sometimes I struggle to find it on my image (if the cursor is small) and I can never see if I am dodging or burning (using the alt-key) because the cursor does not change. But if I use the default brush cursor, then I can't see the size of my brush and I "over-delete" or "over-paint" which is quite frustrating. Opinions anyone? Back to top PixHortHiTmemberMember #Joined: 22 Oct 1999Posts: 268Location: The part of sweden closer to hell Posted: Wed Oct 27, 1999 1:26 am Its all about skill, practice and you will see, there is also a interresting feature in photoshop, its called Zoom, ever notice the little magnifying-glass, its a tool that enables you to see what you are doing. =) Back to top Surroundjunior memberMember #Joined: 27 Oct 1999Posts: 2Location: Johannesburg Posted: Wed Oct 27, 1999 1:35 am Oh my God - I didn't know that PS was *THAT* complex that it could zoom in. Hey, wait, does it zoom out too?? Wait a minute.. isn't that like the same as using CTRL + and CTRL - ??? Geez.. I didn't actually know that they had a toolbar icon for it too.. (I hope the sarcasm isn't lost here) Narf, R. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Archive : Sep99 - Dec00 All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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I cannot thank you all enough for everything. This SS Holiday Hunt has been fantastic! I loved doing it. Also, all the hits my blog has got this week... blows me out of the water. And want to know what blows me out of my mind even more?! I hit 1k followers. I cannot thank you ENOUGH. Seriously, from the bottom of my heart... thank you. This year has been amazing. I love all the wonderful bloggers, authors, friends, and people in general I've met and gotten to know. You mean the world to me.
As a quick little thank you, here's the final SS Holiday Hunt.
The SS Holiday Hunt is now over. I just left this up, because I didn't want to delete the whole post. :)
Thank you all again! And I'll see you in the new year! Most likely with a 1k followers epic giveaway! :)
Hope everyone had a fantastic 2011 !