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The following is taken from the Energy Saving Trust website of the Renewal Heat Incentive (RHI)
Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)
The Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is a UK Government scheme set up to encourage uptake of renewable heat technologies among householders, communities and businesses through the provision of financial incentives. The UK Government expects the RHI to make a significant contribution towards their 2020 ambition of having 12 per cent of heating coming from renewable sources. The Renewable Heat Incentive is the first of its kind in the world.
There are two phases to the introduction of the RHI:
Phase 1: the introduction of the RHI for non-domestic installations in the industrial, business and public sectors.
Phase 2: the domestic element of the RHI, is expected to be introduced in spring 2014 following the consultation published in September 2012 and more recently the UK Government Heat Strategy.
Phase 1 – Non-domestic RHI scheme
Phase 1 of the RHI provides financial incentives to eligible, non-domestic renewable heat generators and producers of biomethane, for the life of the installations or up to a maximum of 20 years.
Non-domestic sectors include industrial, commercial, public and non-for-profit sectors. A non-domestic installation might be a large-scale industrial heating systems or a smaller community heating project.
Ofgem is responsible for administering the scheme.
Phase 2 – Domestic RHI scheme
The details of the domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) were announced by the UK Government on 12 July 2013. The Government has released a document setting out the final policy for the domestic RHI, subject to state aid and parliamentary approval.
The main details of the scheme are listed below:
- The domestic RHI is a UK Government financial support scheme for renewable heat, targeted at, but not limited to, off gas grid households.
- the domestic RHI scheme covers England, Wales and Scotland only
- DECC intend that the scheme will open to applications in Spring 2014 and will be administered by Ofgem
- Ofgem guidance will be available before the launch of the scheme on how to apply and the information that will need to be provided
- the scheme will cover single domestic dwellings and will be open to owner-occupiers, private landlords, Registered Providers of Social Housing, third party owners of heating systems and self-builders. It will not be open to new build properties other than self-build
- it will be open to anyone in these groups who installed an eligible technology since 15th July 2009, provided they met the scheme criteria
- for those who have installed a renewable heating system before the launch of the scheme in Spring 2014 and since 15 July 2009 (legacy applications), the date they can submit their application may not be from when the scheme first opens and will be phased over time. This is to help manage the potentially large volume of applications submitted when the scheme opens and to avoid a backlog. Further details on the phasing will be provided by Ofgem prior to launch
- the financial support will be paid at a set rate per unit of renewable heat produced (kilowatt hour or kWh), for seven years, to the owner of the heating system
- the scheme will support air source heat pumps (ASHP), biomass systems, ground source heat pumps (GSHP) and solar thermal technologies.
The support rates vary depending on the technology installed:
Tariff (p/kWh renewable heat);
Solar thermal 19.2p
Air source heat pump 7.3p
Ground source heat pump 18.8p
Biomass 12.2p
- for biomass the renewable heat generated will be based on an estimated figure of heat demand from an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
- for heat pumps the renewable heat generated will be based on an estimate of the heat demand from an EPC combined with an estimate of the heat pump's efficiency
- for solar thermal systems the renewable heat generated will be based on the estimate of system performance completed as part of an Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) installation.
- to help improve performance of renewable heating systems, there will be an extra incentive for applicants who install metering and monitoring service packages, of £230 per year for heat pumps and £200 per year for biomass boilers
- to be eligible the system must be certified under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) scheme and meet relevant standards for each technology, including limits on harmful emissions for biomass systems
- legacy biomass installations, installed between 15th July 2009 and the launch of the scheme in Spring 2014, will not need to meet the emissions limits requirement.
- all applicants are required to complete a Green Deal Assessment (GDA) before applying and to ensure they meet minimum energy efficiency requirements of loft and cavity insulation where required by the GDA
- any public grants previously received, including RHPP, will be deducted to avoid a double subsidy
- tariffs will change annually in line with the Retail Price Index (RPI)
- DECC intend to introduce a system of degression to control the costs of the scheme. This is where tariffs are reduced over time for new applications to the scheme.Those who have already secured their tariff will not have their tariff reduced due to cost control. DECC will announce further details on the cost control policy in Autumn 2013.
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of all the criteria of the scheme.You can find further details about the scheme and link to all the related policy documents on the UK Government website.
And details of products at http://www.therenewableheatincentive.co.uk/
Last updated July 2013
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|Gakuto gone nuts
Overview: (No Spoilers)
In Episode-10 (Its a bum-derful life), the boys have one last day before expulsion. All the boys are low in spirit and have lost the will to fight. Gakuto has gone completely nuts due to the failure of their previous plan. As they have their final supper, Gakuto comes back to his senses and formulates a new plan to escape the prison and prove their innocence, but they are already out of time. Kiyoshi somehow gets the chairman to hear their request to postpone their expulsion, bur unexpectedly, the chairman asks him a question that would determine if the boys are worthy of any extension or not.
On the other hand, Hana finally remembers what happened at the nurse's office between her and Kiyoshi. With a knife in hand, she approaches the prison with an intent to kill him.
|Hana coming to kill Kiyoshi
Will the boys get extension? Does Kiyoshi know the answer to the question? Will Kiyoshi survive Hana's wrath? Watch the episode find out yourself.
|Hana looks scary
My Review:
I said it earlier and I will say it again, Prison school is the best anime of this season. It started off good and even after 10 episodes, it hasn't failed to deliver its usual dose of entertainment.
Coming back to the episode, it was a great mix of comedy and drama. From starting till the end, it was nearly perfect. The only problem was that the story progresses really slow at some points.
I am obliged to tell you that I have already read 160 chapters of Prison School manga and I already knew what was going to happen, still it felt like I was watching this part of the story for the first time.
Although there was lots of censorship in the episode, it did not have any negative effect on the overall quality of the episode.
To sum it all up, Episode-10 was a great experience. Just when you think it is all over, the boys come up with something new. Although, I had hoped for some more story progress, it still had a good ending and paved way for a hilarious and more dramatic episode-11.
My favorite character!
10 episodes and 160 chapters are enough to determine one's favorite character, so at last I have decided mine.
After watching the current episode and reading the manga, I can comfortably say that my favorite character is Underground Student Council President Mari. At this moment many of you would be like wtf, but I can't help it as I found her the best one in the series.
For people who have not read the manga, Mari is my favorite because she is really clever and on the same time compassionate as it is be revealed later. Although she hates the boys, she can still be good friends with them.


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With Artist and Storyteller Tee Bylo
Tee's report went on to say that even though our collective spirit of faith, hope, charity and love was as strong as ever, the amount remaining in our collection plate was now very little.
She added that we have seen a HUGE influx of mice arriving here at St M's which is a wonderful cause for celebration; however, it also presents us with a challenge as they ALL need to be clothed and fed AND given the opportunity to work!
And despite some fabulous donations of fabric, wood and glue, Tee expressed concern that unless we could balance the books of income and expenditure, our lovely parish could begin to suffer.
We were all a bunch of really glum mice upon hearing this news and after Everil had suggested the need for some fundraising (even though I prefer to think of it as 'fun-raising') Tee excitedly told us all about the crowd funding platform Patreon which is perfect for creatives as a 'patron' pledges some money every month in return for some exclusive rewards!
For even though Tee has continued to dream and plan new 'Small Worlds' for St M's including a flower shop, our 'Merryworth Market' and 'Mollie's Tea Room' AND despite having been a parent to her two amazing sons, Tee has also been a full-time care giver to her infirm mother and vulnerable brother since 2014 - and ever since, life has become difficult as her time and financial independence have diminished BUT she keeps on creating!
And with the planning application approved for the renovation of the Merryworth Windmill and with the exciting work on our 'Hub Barista Church' now underway, there is still plenty to keep Tee, my parishioners AND myself busy for some time to come!
During our PCC meeting, Tee shared a wonderful quote from Lewis Carroll that "Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality" and she said that during this challenging time her imagination is the gift that keeps on giving as it gives her the freedom to create and to write stories as she keeps moving forward on this road less traveled AND how wonderful it would be if we were ALL by her side too!
Your kind support through Patreon will help Tee with the creation of St M's Parish and it will also enable us to continue sharing our unique mouse ministry on this website, the new mouse parish blog and also on social media.
By pledging an amount every month, you can help Tee as she keeps the shelves of our shops stocked up with her uniquely designed miniatures.
And she could buy lots of polymer clay to create some more parishioners and make sure that they were fed and clothed too!
You could also help Tee to fulfill her life-long dream of becoming a published author when our adventures are discovered within the pages of a picture book cherished and enjoyed by both children and adults.
And who knows what kind of mischief some of my parishioners could get up to if we were ever lucky enough to go on a seaside holiday?
As Tee loves nothing more than a nice mug of tea, we could definitely buy her some more tea bags!
With a monthly pledge of $1 and upwards charged to your card on the 1st of the month, there are lots of rewards for you to enjoy including the chance to indulge in a little retail therapy with a lovely discount to spend in our delightful 'Mallow & Teasel Gift Shop'.
You can cancel your pledge at any time and if you are unable to pledge - knowing that you are still reading this means just as much and you can still support our Mouse Parish in other ways too!
With every blessing for you and your loved ones.
Rev. Suze xx
The Rev. Suze
Merryworth Manse
The Parish of St M's
Dear Friends,
Creating Life in 12th Scale...
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Mouse Parish of St M's in the village of Merryworth.
It has been thrilling for me to have been invited to St M's Parish by the Bishop Martin and my family and I look forward to many happy times living here in this delightful place.
And even though I only arrived at St M's earlier this year, it has been wonderful working with Tee and she has been keeping me and the parishioners of Merryworth VERY busy indeed.
AND when I take a look at the Parish Diary and what she has planned for this month and for 2018; well, it's enough to make my ears spin!
However, Tee's report to the trustees during the last meeting of our parochial church council in October informed us that we are still very much a struggling parish EVEN though we have achieved some great things this year including the hosting of a successful Homeless Sunday, our 'Missing People' campaign and tucking into a Big Brekkie for Christian Aid.
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This is not a 4* stars hotel. Even if they are telling so. Old and cheep furniture, old showers. From the rooms you can hear all the noise from the restaurant.If someone wants to stay in the restaurant until 23°° you can't rest. The reception...More
"At the 1st and 2nd floor the rooms are "normal", at the attic are smaller"
"Make sure you are not under the roof but on the ground floor or the one above."


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Once, long ago, all Witches worshipped in the open fields and upon the ancient sites. And our chants were carried upon the winds. Our prayers were received upon the smoke of our incense by the Old Ones. But in times, we were enslaved by the worshippers of a jealous god, and our villages were given over to the cruel Lords. The Old Ways were forbidden and we were forced to accept the ways of our oppressors.
Now it is a time of gathering in the shadows. We have suffered persecution for our beliefs, and many of us have died. Yet we have been reborn among our own again. Always has it been that the cycle of Life pass and return again. All things are remembered, and all things are restored.
I am one of the hidden children of the Goddess. From generation unto generation has the knowledge been passed and the Old Ways been kept by those who kindle the flame. In remembrance, I come this evening beneath the Full Moon, to honour the past, secure the future, and receive the essence of the Old Ones. As it was in the times of our beginning, so it is now. So mote it be.


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This is something based off of my Naruto fic that I'm making (if I ever get around to posting it and the rest of the chapters for Blood Bond Pokemon). For my character, I took four different "Which Naruto character loves you" quizzes. And I got four different results: Neji; Gaara; Kiba; Naruto. No matter how many times I changed the damn answers, it kept going to those four. So, I need help in deciding who would be the best "boyfriend" for my OC Nana. In order, it'll be Neji/Nana, Gaara/Nana, Naruto/Nana, and lastly, Kiba/Nana. Read, review, and vote at the poll that's in my bio!
Forgive me if any of the characters are OOC. Wasn't my intention.
Disclaimer: I no own Naruto.
Hyuga Neji wasn't a people person. He especially disliked his own family, including his cousin, Hyuga Hinata. Yet… there was something about the young samurai girl called Senshi Nana that he couldn't understand. As he watched her train with her cursed katanas, he was briefly mesmerized by the fluid motions she made. It was as if she was dancing. He blinked. When the hell did he start thinking like that?
Startled, he realized that he had let his thoughts wander and she had caught sight of him.
She smiled and said, "Would you like to train with me?"
"No. I heard sounds and wondered who was here," he said, not betraying his earlier thoughts.
"I see. Well, good-bye Hyuga-san."
She wasn't trying to get away, or be rude; she was being polite, unsure of what the Hyuga genius thought of her.
"Would you… like to join me for lunch?" he asked, trying not to act out of the ordinary. Maybe it was destiny that brought her here and into his life. Maybe it was destiny that was telling him to love her, to protect her.
She looked surprised, but she smiled and said, "Sure."
He had met her when they were younger. She had kind towards him, angry at the attitude the villagers exhibited towards him. It had baffled him to no end of course, not understanding why she would feel that way. It wasn't until he wished to become the Kazekage did he understand. She had known pain and the betrayal of a supposed loved one. Now, seeing her in Konoha…he felt strange and he didn't know why. What was it about her that made his heart act strange?
Then at night, as he wandered the village for the single reason of unable to sleep, he saw her. She was sitting on a rooftop, watching the moon with a content smile on her face. She didn't glance at him as he sat next to her.
"I have to admit, Kazekage-sama, I wasn't expecting to see you in Konoha…but I'm glad I did," she suddenly said.
"Gaara," he nearly growled. He hated it when people he deemed precious to him called him Kazekage-sama.
She giggled and replied, "Sorry Gaara-kun. Temari-chan told me you wouldn't like being called that.
Gaara felt that speed increase in his heart and decided to ask her since he was sure she knew.
"Why does my heart speed up when I see you? Am I sick?" That was the most he had said today.
"No. You're not sick," she said with a soft, knowing smile on her features.
"Then what?"
"You're in love."
His eyes widened slightly before returning to his normal stoic self. Was it possible? True, he was learning how to trust and care for others, but could he really love? She looked at him, watching him battle internally.
"Then it means…I love you?" It was half question, half statement.
"It depends. Do you see me as a sister or as something more?"
"Something more?"
"To put it simply, as in a girlfriend of sorts."
Gaara thought for a moment. He knew.
"A girlfriend. But…"
"You're not ready. You still need time to think about it and sort out your feelings," she supplied. He nodded. Smiling, she said, "Then do that. Don't rush."
"Thank you…Nana," he said as she lay on her back to continue staring at the moon.
"Anytime, Gaara-kun"
For the remainder of the night, they sat in each other's presences, content, even long after Nana had fallen asleep.
Naruto really wanted to bang his head against the wall, hard. She wouldn't stay out of his mind. Growling under his breath, he headed for the training grounds, hoping to get her off his mind. But it was futile. Two hours later and she was still there.
"Naruto-kun?" Oh, Kami! Not now!
He turned and saw a concerned looking Nana standing there with TenTen, her best friend.
"Wh-what are you doing here?" He cursed the noticeable stutter.
"Some of the others said that you were acting strange, so Nana wanted to make sure you were alright," TenTen replied. Naruto looked at Nana in surprise.
"Don't give me that look! I hate it when you're not you!" she said, her concern making her sound angry.
Hearing that, Naruto made a decision.
"TenTen…can I speak to Nana alone please?" he asked.
Nodding, she walked away, still bothered by Naruto's recent attitude. Nana looked at him and was startled to see a look of hopelessness on his whiskered features.
She blinked at him, unsure of what he meant.
"Why can't I get you out of my mind? I mean…I thought I love Sakura, but ever since you came along, I couldn't stop thinking about you. Nothing can stop me from thinking about you. It scares me and I don't know why!" He was rambling now, he knew.
A hand took one of his own and he found himself staring into Nana's odd green eyes.
"Naruto, are you saying you love me?" she asked gently.
He blinked. Was he? Is that why all of this was happening? He took another look at her and realization hit him. He grabbed her in a hug, ignoring her soft gasp.
"I think I do, Nana," he murmured, his heart beating. She hugged him back, murmuring, "Give yourself time to think about it. Alright?" He nodded, mentally thanking her.
If Akamaru had been human, he would've been throwing teasing insults left and right at Kiba. His best friend was hopeless, the dog decided. At the moment, Kiba was pacing, throwing out suggestions on how to impress Nana and tell her he liked her.
"Bark!" –Go to TenTen!
"What do you mean 'go to TenTen'? What does she got to do with this?"
"Bark bark!" –She and Nana are best friends!
"Eh? Really?
"Bark." –You're dense.
But Kiba did end up trying to find the weapons mistress. They wandered everywhere until finally they found her in a very secluded part of training ground 9 where she was trying to beat the crap out of Lee with Neji watching, a smug look on his face.
"Hey, TenTen! Can I talk to you when you have time?" the Inuzuka heir called. Actually, he really wanted to talk to her at that moment and was impatient to wait.
"Sure, just a moment!" she called back. She kicked Lee and he went flying, but easily caught himself. Growling, she made her way over to Kiba.
"What's up?"
"I wanna tell Nana I like her, but I don't know what to do."
She blinked and then grinned. Kiba really wasn't sure if he liked that.
"First of all, she hates romantic sap stuff. Simplicity at its best is what she likes. So, give her a flower or a stuffed animal and tell her you like her. That's the best thing you could do."
"Bark!" –See? I told you!
"Shut up Akamaru. Thanks TenTen!"
It was nearing sunset when Kiba found Nana at the top of a hill, playing with her wolf companion Kasai. Akamaru ran up to them, ignoring Kiba's hissed commands. Boy, did he love to torture his human friend! Nana looked up at the boy, with a cheerful smile.
"Hi, Kiba!"
"H-hey, Nana," he stammered. He thrust the stuffed dog into her hands, kissed her on the lips before rushing off like a Tailed Demon was on his heels. Akamaru barked, running after him, calling him a chicken. Kasai was giving Nana a wolf grin when he saw the blush on her face. Slowly, she put her fingers to her lips…and smiled.
*wails* They all fail! FAIL I TELL YOU! I cannot write romantic scenes dammit all! *goes into a corner and sulks*
TenTen: Ice, it's okay. I mean, you don't like writing romantic scenes anyways, right?
Me: I know but… they're so…shitty!
Kankuro: *reading the paragraphs* You're right. They are shitty.
Kakashi: I think TenTen killed Kankuro.
Me: He didn't have to agree with me. So it's fine by me. Thanks TenTen!
Shino: Review and vote.


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An artist's virtual museum / Oakland woman links with Polish heritage
When Elizabeth Rynecki's grandfather died in 1992, his family discovered a half-finished autobiography tucked away in the trunk of his car. The manuscript was rambling and riddled with misspellings, but in places, Elizabeth said, the story of his wartime years in Warsaw took her breath away. One passage, to this day, makes her cry every time she reads it.
"Where and how did they have that much hatred towards us?" George Rynecki wrote. "There are hundred of books on the subject. Nevertheless, I am a Jew and I write. I'll do it till the end of my days. If only for my granddaughter, Elizabeth, to know the truth, and not to be afraid of it. It's funny how we are not afraid to tell the truth."
Those words, in a way, gave birth to the Moshe Rynecki Virtual Museum, which Elizabeth created to honor her grandfather's search for truth and the life work of his father and her great-grandfather, Moshe, a Polish painter killed in the Holocaust.
"From my grandfather's quote, I felt all this burden. He did what he could to pass on his memories. I felt this was a small token of what I could do that connected me to the past," Elizabeth said.
Most of the extended Rynecki clan was killed during the war, and their treasures were lost or destroyed. "Our heritage," said Elizabeth, 32, "is these paintings." About two years ago, Elizabeth, who works in the family real estate business, decided to compile Moshe's colorful paintings of Jewish life in Warsaw online. She taught herself HTML and from her Oakland home created the Web site, www.rynecki.org.
Moshe Rynecki was born in Poland in 1881, in a small town east of Warsaw.
Painting was frowned upon in his Orthodox community, but Moshe couldn't contain his drive to paint. He once told his son, "If (God) wouldn't want me to paint, I wouldn't have that tremendous urge and desire to immortalize on paper or canvas what I see."
Moshe attended Warsaw Academy of Art, married and had two children, Bel and George. His auspicious marriage to a woman of means gave him the freedom to work full time as an artist. He enjoyed some modest success, showing his work at local galleries.
George, his wife and his son -- Elizabeth's father, Alex -- survived the war, hiding with Catholic families in Warsaw. Bel was shot and killed by a German in 1943, when she was 34.
For his part, Moshe refused to leave the Jewish ghetto. He died at the Majdanek concentration camp.
But not before his paintings were ripped out of their frames and left with friends, buried or otherwise hidden. After the war, George and his family immigrated to Italy, but he later returned for the paintings. He recovered close to 100 of them, the rest had been lost or destroyed.
"It's miracle that these survived," said Alex Rynecki, who was a child during the war. He remembers little of the wartime years, he said, and virtually nothing of the everyday scenes of Moshe's paintings -- in parks, shops, homes, on streets, at fairs, weddings and synagogue. The paintings depict people skating, playing chess, sewing, tending children and working. They're bright and lively, though the later works, completed in the ghetto after the war had started, have a much darker tone.
"In general, a lot of work from Europe didn't survive, so it's very precious when there is work that has survived and is well done," said Sheila Braufman, painting and sculpture curator at the Judah L. Magnes Museum in Berkeley. "He's very skillful, there's a real liveliness and intimacy in the way he painted the pieces." The museum mounted a show of Moshe's work in 1981.
"They capture a life that no longer exists. They bring to life a community that did more than live in a Warsaw ghetto," Elizabeth said.
The virtual museum logs anywhere from 79 to 352 visitors a month and has generated an abundance of e-mail from students, rabbis, researchers and others.
Elizabeth carefully, proudly preserves the correspondence.
"I feel honored to be related to him," she said, "and privileged to be able to share his work with other people."


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These Stainless Steel Mini Fryer Baskets measures 4 inch in length x 3.25 inch in height x 2.14 inch in width. You will get 1 unique, durable and classy mini fryer basket when you buy this product. These are little fryer baskets that have been designed for serving small sized culinary treats like, french fries, chips a variety of other tasty treats. In addition, these are perfect elements to add to your restaurant, catering or home tableware arsenal.
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Allison Williams to Make Feature Film Debut in a Horror Movie!
Allison Williams looks super chic while attending the Carbon38 Fashion Collection Launch on Tuesday night (November 11) in New York City.
The 27-year-old Girls actress was joined at the event by Olympic gymnast Nastia Liukin and actress Susan Lucci.
It was just announced last week that Allison is set to make her feature film debut in the upcoming horror movie Get Out, directed by former Key & Peele star Jordan Peele. The movie will follow "a young African American man who visits his white girlfriend's family estate," according to Deadline.
FYI: Allison is wearing a Carbon38 dress. Nastia is wearing head-to-toe Carbon38.


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The story is told of three professors — a chemist, a physicist and an economist — who find themselves shipwrecked with a large supply of canned food but no way to open the cans. The chemist proposes a solvent made from native plant oils. The physicist suggests climbing a tree to just the right height, then dropping the cans on some rocks below.
"Guys, you're making this too hard," the economist interjects. "Assume we have a can opener."
Keep that old chestnut in mind as you evaluate the International Monetary Fund's latest recommendation to kick-start the global economy: a big increase in public infrastructure spending, financed by government borrowing.
The fund's World Economic Outlook, published last month, argues that such a building boom could boost both short- and long-term growth while actually reducing public debt burdens over time. No less an economic expert than Harvard's Lawrence H. Summers hails the report as possible proof that the elusive free lunch exists.
The IMF's scenario is certainly plausible. Government-financed road and bridge building can indeed boost an economy in the short run by giving idle workers jobs and wages; their extra spending then has a multiplier effect through the rest of the economy. Over the long run, it's potentially pro-growth, too, because business can operate more efficiently when you fix overcrowded ports, potholed highways and other bottlenecks.
What's more, the IMF team argues, these growth-boosting effects can be especially strong at times, like the present, of "substantial" economic slack (i.e., idle labor and capital), coupled with low interest rates for government borrowing.
The ultimate payoff of extra growth is more revenue for government than it would have had otherwise; thus a short-term debt increase leads to long-term debt reduction.
A careful reading of the IMF report, however, reveals that this happy scenario hinges on at least two big "ifs."
The first is how to quantify slack in the U.S. economy, one of the hottest controversies in economics today. The official unemployment rate has lost much of its explanatory power as it has dropped below 6 percent amid many other indicators that the economy is not firing on all cylinders. At last check, Federal Reserve economists were wrestling with this issue but had not yet produced answers that satisfy everyone.
The second, and more crucial, "if" is the IMF report's acknowledgment that stimulative effects of infrastructure investment vary according to the efficiency with which borrowed dollars are spent: "If the efficiency of the public investment process is relatively low — so that project selection and execution are poor and only a fraction of the amount invested is converted into productive public capital stock — increased public investment leads to more limited long-term output gains."
That's a huge caveat. Long-term costs and benefits of major infrastructure projects are devilishly difficult to measure precisely and always have been. The C&O Canal was supposed to revolutionize U.S. commerce; it ultimately proved a bust because its proponents (including George Washington) failed to anticipate the true hazards of building it or the advent of the railroad.
Today we have "bridges to nowhere," as well as major projects plagued by cost overruns and delays all over the world — and not necessarily in places you think of as corrupt. Germany's still unfinished Berlin Brandenburg airport is five years behind schedule and billions of dollars over budget, to name one example.
Bent Flyvbjerg of Oxford's Said Business School studied 258 major projects in 20 nations over 70 years and found average cost overruns of 44.7 percent for rail, 33.8 percent for bridges and tunnels and 20.4 percent for roads.
Even popular projects, like New York City's subway, often require operating subsidies after completion. To be sure, that system yields abundant "positive externalities"; the Big Apple wouldn't be livable without it. How that pencils out in macroeconomic terms, though, is anyone's guess.
In short, an essential condition for the IMF concept's success — optimally efficient investment — is both difficult to define and, to the extent it can be defined, highly unrealistic.
As Flyvbjerg explains, cost overruns and delays are normal, not exceptional, because of perverse incentives — specifically, project promoters have an interest in overstating benefits and understating risks.
The better they can make the project look on paper, the more likely their plans are to get approved; yet, once approved, economic and logistical realities kick in, and costs start to mount. Flyvbjerg calls this tendency "survival of the unfittest."
Obviously, the U.S. and world economies need first-class roads, harbors, airports and electrical grids.
Equally obviously, they must be upgraded to accommodate and facilitate growth, and it can be worth risking public funds, including, at times, borrowed funds, to make that happen.
But this is an inherently imprecise business. Governments that invest in infrastructure on the assumption it will pay for itself may find out that they've gone a bridge too far.
Charles Lane is a member of The Washington Post's editorial board.
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- RA-LL impedance respiration measurement
- SPO2 Measurement
- Compact design for mobile monitoring
- Built-in battery with 2+ hours operating time
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The Schiller T-Lite Touch Screen Patient Monitor offers basic patient monitoring with a simple interface, all in an ultra-portable, battery-powered package. With 2 or 3 waveforms displayed, graphical and tabular trending, and audible and visible alarms, the T-Lite offers professional features in a small package.
The T-Lite features NIBP, SPO2, and respiration monitoring. An adaptable touchscreen interface makes the T-Lite intuitive, and its 8 inch TFT LCD balances size and visibility. A combination of large numerical values and high-contrast waveforms make for a complete overview of patient status at a glance.
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|NIBP Adult / Pediatric Cuff Pressure Range
|0 to 300 mmHg (0 to 40.0 kPa)
|NIBP Adult / Pediatric Measuring Range - Diastolic
|10 to 180 mmHg (1.3 to 24.0 kPa)
|NIBP Adult / Pediatric Measuring Range - Systolic
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|NIBP Deflation Pressure
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|0 to 140 mmHg (0 to 18.7 kPa)
|NIBP Neonate Measuring Range - Diastolic
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As the weather changes and temperatures continue to drop, this Anthony Gianacakos designed bedroom is giving me all the cozy feels. The plush fur throw, the pillows, the gorgeous bedside lamps, it all makes me want to drive right in and never wake up. So in the honor of fall and all things warm and cozy, here are a few ways you can up your bedroom game this season and make it your favorite room in the house.
Cover your cold floor
When creating your fall bedroom oasis, start by thinking from the ground up. Covering up your cold floors with a plush new rug is a sure way to add warmth and comfort to your bedroom this season. Here are a few of my favorite budget-friendly rugs to choose from.
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Adding a few throw pillows to your bedroom is the easiest and most cost effective way to make it feel cozy and chic. From fur to bold patterns, there are a so many amazing throw pillows to choose from this fall and here are a few of my favorites.
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|19 Dec 2012
So before even turning the computer on today...
-I removed and re-seated all cables (power cables, sata cables, etc) and the RAM in their slots.
-Start-up gives BSOD.
-Go to safe mode w/ networking.
-Start backing up my data (cause I'm considering a format pretty soon here).
-Reboot system... normal mode works just fine once again.
-Virus scans with Hitman Pro, TDSS Killer & Windows Defender Offline all come back 100% clean (I do not run a "full" real-time virus software)
-I've confirmed my SSD has the latest firmware and my MOBO is also running the latest BIOS.
-A chkdsk /f/r comes back with no errors detected.
Can I run SeaTools, even though I don't have a Seagate drive?
Any other suggestions before I format? Should I rollback to a prior BIOS firmware? Any thing I can do to test my SSD? I've ran MemTest86 for RAM, no errors thru multiple passes.
And why, once I get back into my desktop, can I run for hours (Battlefield 3, other high end games, surfing websites etc) with no crashes... but if it starts up after a length (few hours, etc) of time being turned off, that's when this occurs? It's so frustrating and confusing.
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It's just now started to crash when it was running other standard processes (like opening a webpage, or running an update for Steam). I think it is the SSD is failing. I'm going to work with OCZ and see what they can do to help.
Glad I got some of my items backed up before this started to occur... hopefully I didn't forget anything. Mostly a gaming computer, my MacBook Air is for work and other important things.
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|19 Dec 2012
Free up the startup.
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|19 Dec 2012
Safe mode won't even boot any more. Format and reinstall it is. Going to use a bootable linux disc to see if I can recover any files I may had missed when I had my small chance to get a few files off the first time.
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|19 Dec 2012
If you haven't formatted the drive till now, you can recover all your files using the installer disc.
Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console
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|19 Dec 2012
That's cool feature to know about. I'm just using a bootable Ubuntu environment. Thanks again.
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|20 Dec 2012
Now working with support from the OCZ forums.
Support Question BSOD on start-up before desktop
Formated and Reinstalled... same issue. Just now testing (new format/install) using a brand new WD Caviar Blue 500GB HDD.
Thanks again for the assistance up to this point. Pretty sure the SSD is the culprit. Guess I'll find out soon.
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FIU freshman Anthony Wint, the only linebacker to start every game this season for the Panthers' No. 23 nationally-ranked defense, could miss the rest of the season with a left knee injury sustained Saturday against Texas-San Antonio.
After missing Tuesday's practice, Wint was seen on campus gingerly moving on crutches, putting little weight on a left knee covered with an almost leg-length brace and what appeared to be ice bags. Although he walked off the field unassisted after staying down following a third-quarter play, Wint didn't return to FIU's 16-13 loss.
Redshirt freshman Jordan Guest likely will start in Wint's place Saturday against 6-0 Marshall, which is averaging 47.8 points per game. Expect sophomore De'Shawn Hazziez to get more snaps. FIU rolls six or seven linebackers per game, keeping each in the 30- to 40-snap range unless one seems particularly hot that day.
Wint's the second-leading tackler on the Panthers behind fifth-year senior safety Demarkus Perkins and has a fumble recovery. Before playing FIU, FAU coach Charlie Partridge said Perkins, Wint and junior defensive end Michael Wakefield really jumped off the film at him.
The freshman out of Homestead High grabbed FIU coaches' notice similarly during training camp with his speed and hitting ability. FIU coach Ron Turner said last month they actually had to tell the young linebackers to downshift a bit in camp out of concern for their offensive teammates' health.
"The transition mentally is always the question," FIU linebackers coach Rob Harley said last week. "It so happens our defense, I don't want to say it's simple, but it is a reactionary deal. I knew there was a chance that all those young guys could come in and play early, even our redshirt freshmen who haven't gotten a ton of reps. We opened up the competition. The best players are going to play and the best players are going to get reps, the guys that are running the defense correctly. There's no favorites. There's no politics. It's the guys who'll get to the ball the fastest that are going to play.
"He just so happens to be playing at a really high level right now," Harley added. "Every rep he takes, he gets better and better. That goes for every linebacker in the group."


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Colin Kaepernick has been benched for Blaine Gabbert, but the 49ers say that they just want their young, struggling quarterback to take a step back and reset a bit.
But will that actually help Kaepernick? Dave Wannstedt isn't so sure.
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"I would agree that he has not adjusted to the pro-style drop-back quarterback," he said, but "let's talk about supporting cast."
Wannstedt pointed out that in 2012, when the 49ers went to the Super Bowl, they were fourth in the league in rushing. Now they're 18th.
"I think you need to look at the entire football team," he said.
Watch the clip above to get Champ Bailey's take on the differences between Kaepernick and Cam Newton.


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text: Andy Lerner, who graduated in June from UC Davis, is going to teach an English conversation class at I-House on Sunday afternoons beginning Sept. 12. The class will be held in the Hagan Room at 5 p.m. to about 6:30 p.m. The class is free for members and marks the sixth English conversation class per week offered at I-House. All language classes are taught by volunteers. Thanks, Andy, and welcome aboard! BTW, Andy is an art teacher in Woodland and a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society.


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TESS, a roan Appaloosa who arrived at Ryerss Farm on August 26, 2010, passed away on Friday, September 4, 2015. She was 30 years old. She stood 15 hands high and had a very sweet disposition. Everyone loved her, and she was a "lady" through and through. Over her years at Ryerss she had two very close equine friends, first "Gibby" and later "Rambo," who stayed with her all through her loss of vision until he died. She carried on alone, however, and came to live at the main barn where she could be watched and given more help by volunteers and staff.
She loved being outside and, until recently, would still trot happily by herself out in a far part of the pasture. She was definitely a gal who liked to be independent! Eventually, she lost vision completely in both eyes and her quality of life deteriorated rapidly. Tess was humanely euthanized on Fri., Sept. 4, 2015. She will always be remembered by friends, staff and volunteers as one of the sweetest horses ever to live at Ryerss. R.I.P. Tess.
FEATURE PRESENTATION ("TEX") was a bay Dutch Warmblood. He stood 16.1 hands. Born in Canada in 1980, Tex was a very good jumper and originally brought to the United States for Olympic jumping. However, that did not work for him. Tex excelled when he was partnered with his former owner, a girl who enjoyed riding him, usually five times a week. Together, they competed in many shows, beginning in the equitation division. He was very comfortable to ride and took care of his rider. The team went on to compete in jumping, Tex's area of expertise due in part to his ability to extend his stride. He retired to Ryerss in April 1999 and spent his time with his friends PR, Double Dare and Smokey. Tex had a" bigger than life" personality and was loved by everyone at Ryerss. Tex passed away on March 11, 2011.
TEXAN ("TEX"), a Swedish Warmblood gelding, was retired to Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines on October 22nd, 2012. He was originally purchased from Phillip Dutton in the spring of 1993. During his working career he trained with many of the top professionals in this area. He mostly showed at training level and finished in the top ten at dressage at Devon suitable class.
When Tex retired to Ryerss, he recognized an old familiar friend from a past life. C'est What and Tex were once boarded at the same facility but were never pastured together. C'est What had recently lost her dear friend Judd, and she was quick to establish a relationship with Tex. Together, Tex and C'est reminded us of the high school sweethearts who found each other after years of living lives worlds apart.
Unfortunately, on February 10, 2015, we lost Tex due to a colic caused by a twist in his intestine. Tex was a handsome horse who loved spending time with his best friend, C'est and loved greeting visitors to get treats of carrots and apples. He will be remembered as a high spirited horse who was always an integral part of the main barn herd.
TIMOTHY: In March of 2010, Timothy was able to call Ryerss his forever home. His Mom had predeceased him and he was cared for elsewhere until a stall was available at Ryerss Farm. Tim was a 33-year-old Quarter Horse gelding with a very long coat. He was immediately diagnosed with Cushings and put on Pergolide. The transition was immediate and he started to shed out his heavy coat.
Timothy grew younger at heart with every passing year. He found the love of his life in Charming and would protect her vehemently from all their pasture mates. When Charming lost her eyesight this Spring, Timothy wore a sleigh bell on his halter so that Charming had a guide.
Without warning, on the evening of May 20th, Timothy showed signs of digestive distress. He was diagnosed with a lypoma which so many older horses fall victim to, leaving no choice but to let him cross the Rainbow Bridge. The barn has become much quieter without Timothy's constant chatter.
On January 5, 2013, TOBY'S SARGENT arrived at Ryerss Farm. He was a handsome "red chocolate" Rocky Mountain Gaited Horse, with a flaxen tail and mane, who stood 14.3 hands high. Born in 1991, Toby was a trail horse who enjoyed many wonderful years together with his previous owner, Dot Connors-Storer, exploring the countryside. He arrived at Ryerss the same day as Hannah, his best friend, who had shared his previous life, as they both came from the same stable and their owners often rode out together. During his years at Ryerss, Toby also became part of the group which included Smartie, Sequence, Pounce and Mingles, four former thoroughbred broodmares with whom he became great friends. Sadly, on January 23, 2016, at the age of 25, Toby developed severe colic and had to be humanely euthanized. He will be remembered by all who knew him as having one of the most beautiful manes in the barn! He was a friendly guy and loved treats that the visitors brought to him! RIP Toby.
TUCKER (Silver Aly), was a Thoroughbred, son of Alydar, foaled in May of 1989. Tucker did not have the speed of his sire and therefore was not raced heavily. Once he retired from racing, he spent his years with his buddy, Laramie, on his home farm owned by the Thorington family in Chester County. On August 25, 2014, Tucker retired to Ryerss Farm along with Laramie and Crafty. He lived in the main barn and became friends with the four mares who had also come to Ryerss from his former home at Maple Leaf Farm. Sadly, on November 24, 2015, we lost Tucker due to advanced and incurable stomach cancer. He was 27 years old. Tucker was a handsome and confident horse who was enjoying his retirement at Ryerss and had settled well into life with the Ryerss main herd. We will all miss him greatly. RIP, Tucker.
VICKI came to Ryerss Farm on October 17, 2010, at the age of 31, with her two "sisters" Mindy and April. They all retired together after living with the same owner for many years. Vicki was a black Tennessee Walker with a beautiful tail and mane. She had a sweet disposition and always looked after Mindy and April (who was blind in one eye). In early years she was a lesson horse, but after she was purchased by her owner, Andrea, life became more fun! Andrea and her friend Kathy took Vicki and April on many trail rides and adventures. As the years passed, Vicki became arthritic in her legs and it was hard for her to get up when she would lie down. We lost April on September 27, 2011, and though she was not with us very long, she left an enduring touch on our hearts.
WARGOD was a dark brown Thoroughbred. Born in 1983, he was a racehorse with impeccable bloodlines who had an excellent racing career. He was friends with Olivia. Wargod retired to Ryerss in May 2001 and passed away on September 5, 2011.
Ryerss lost a special friend on Tuesday, April 10, 2012: WHEATCREST AZADY ("WHEATIES"), our second oldest resident, retired to Ryerss Farm in September of 2006, at the grand age of 31. Wheaties was a Palomino Arab/Quarter Horse cross. He had spent his life time as a dressage/pleasure horse and even gave walk/trot lessons. Wheaties preferred the company of people over that of other ponies until late in his years when he and Smokey became each other's sidekick. Because of medical issues as well as their low ranking in the herd, Wheaties and Smokey had a ritual of walking through the barn aisles for the first part of every morning. They were frequently referred to as "our Golden Retriever and our Chocolate Lab." Wheaties also had his own "Mr. Ed" impression and could be heard smacking his lips together as if he were trying to say something.
On Monday, the 9th of April, Wheaties was not himself. After some diagnostic tests, it was determined that Wheaties had an esophageal obstruction of uncertain origin. By morning, there had been no improvement, and the kindest thing that we could do was to help him across the Rainbow Bridge. He leaves behind a host of followers who loved him and will be missed by many for a long time to come.
WILDFIRE (KAITSENKO) was a 31-year old blanket Appaloosa who had to leave his former home for many reasons. The biggest hurdle for him was that he was still an intact stallion. Many people and organizations were involved to make Wildfire a candidate for adoption or rescue. He had to be gelded and had to have a forever home. Ryerss became his forever home in November of 2013.
Wildfire made adjustments quickly and enjoyed his new life in his twilight years. He had lost sight is his left eye many years ago, but was able to compensate with one eye and move through his surroundings. He didn't really have a buddy, but Boca and Mandy would tolerate him.
As the months went by, Wildfire was losing sight quickly. He was closely monitored until it was obvious that he had gone blind. On September 22nd, 2014, Wildfire was helped across the Rainbow Bridge. Even though he was only here for a very short time, he will be missed by many.
FORMAL AFFAIR ("WILLY") was a handsome 16.3hh chestnut Dutch Warmblood. Born in 1987, he held a very active career in upper level dressage, competing in First Level through Prix St. George, becoming Region Two Regional Champion. He helped his owner win bronze and silver medals in the junior young rider division. As a five-year-old, Willy won at Dressage at Devon in the young horse classes. In 1998 he and his partner were team captains for Region 2 of the North American Junior Young Riders Silver Medal Team. Willy retired to Ryerss in January 2005 as part of "The New York Seven", a group of horses who came to Ryerss as a result of a bequest. Willy was a very well-mannered horse, always gentle and friendly to visitors, staff and volunteers. He spent his days with Elinka, Steffi and, in more recent years, Toby – all his best buddies.
Sadly, on May 24, 2016, he suffered a severe colic and had to be euthanized. Willy was a true gentleman and he will be missed and remembered for a long time.
WOLVERINE, a 16-hand bay Thoroughbred, was born in 1983. He was a racehorse, winning 25 races during his six-year career. When he was four years old, Wolverine fractured his sesamoids (ankle injury), which usually ends a racing career. But nearly two years later, he returned to the racing world with a vengeance. Wolverine won 11 of his last 12 starts as a six and seven year old. After retiring from racing, Wolverine was a stable pony and babysitter to young Thoroughbreds until he retired to Ryerss in June 2005 where he could still be found racing through the fields at Ryerss or just grazing in the pasture. Unfortunately, his old racing injury returned to give him chronic pain which was not manageable with meds, so he was humanely euthanized at the age of 34. He had a good life and was loved by volunteers, staff and all who knew him.
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SPADES FORESPOT ("SPADE") was a chestnut Quarter Horse. He stood 15.1 hands. Born in 1978, Spade was a true gentleman. He had an active career as a western pleasure horse, winning many blue ribbons for his riders. He also worked as a lesson horse and performed barrel racing, pole bending, team penning and trail riding before retiring to Ryerss in September 2006.
SPECIAL INTENTION, aka Special, retired to Ryerss Farm on April 12, 2017. Special was a chestnut Thoroughbred mare, 15.2hh, who was born in 1997. She spent her early years as a race horse on several local area tracks where she had some success. Her recent years have been spent living at her former owner Anna Sasso's farm with pasture mate and best friend Bucky, who also retired to Ryerss along with Special, on the same date. Special had suffered with advanced laminitis which eventually became too painful, despite medication. She was humanely put down on August 16, 2017. Special Intention will be missed by all who knew her. RIP, Special
SPEED MINISTER ("SPEEDY") was a bay Thoroughbred. Born in 1986, she held a career in racing. During her career, Speedy competed in 43 races, placing first in 12 of them. She retired to Ryerss Farm with her best friend, DD, in April 2007. Speedy was a gentle and sweet mare who was friendly to all visitors and devoted to her friend DD. They were always side by side when out grazing in the pastures, always walked together when coming in and had side by side stalls in the main barn. Unfortunately, Speedy suffered from chronic hoof problems that eventually became too much for her to live with or treat in her old age. On December 16, 2014, she was humanely euthanized. Speedy was 28 years old
STANLEY: In the fall of 2004, Ryerss became a forever home to an eighteen hand Belgian gelding named Stanley. In his prior life, he was used in a pharmaceutical study developing an anti-venom for snake bites. It took years for Stanley to trust people because of his past life. Sedation was added to grain to enable us to get him into the stocks to trim his hooves.
Slowly, over the years Stanley realized that we would not hurt him and trusted. It was no longer necessary to use drugs for the farrier or dentist. We were able to halter and lead him(most of the time). He really was a gentle giant and quite the landmark out in the field.
During the fourth weekend in March, Stanley was not himself. We were unable to pinpoint exactly what the problem was. When you looked at him, he was the picture of health but something was going wrong on the inside which increased his heart rate dramatically. On Monday, March 24th, 2014, at the grand age of 30, weighing close to 1800 pounds, Stanley was laid to rest. There will never be another Stanley.
STAR (YANKEE STAR), an Irish bred Thoroughbred mare, retired to Ryerss Farm in September 2005. During her time with us, she never had any physical ailments nor was she ever a problem out in the herd. Star could always be found with her buddy, Sonny. She was as sweet as the day is long.
On Sunday December15th, 2013, Star was showing signs of discomfort. What was believed to be a mild impaction ended up being a far more serious condition that would only get worse so she was helped across the Rainbow Bridge with love and dignity.
STEP OUT PHYLLIS ("STEFFI") was a grey Thoroughbred. She stood 16 hands. Born in 1984, Steffi held a varied career including racing, dressage and pleasure before retiring to Ryerss in June 2002. She spent her time with best friends Willy and Elinka. Steffi passed away on August 4, 2011.
SUGAR was a 15-hand sorrel horse. Born in 1965, Sugar still holds the title for the oldest horse at Ryerss Farm. Sugar retired to Ryerss in June 1991 following a career in western pleasure and trail riding. A calm and quiet horse, Sugar enjoyed being ridden fast and was known to out-run Thoroughbreds. Sugar never looked for trouble, but she considered herself the boss. She could be found out to pasture with her friends, Skippy and Mr. Bee. Sugar passed away on July 8, 2010, at the age of 45 years!


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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers played the position of ambassador of peace on Sunday, slamming a fan who used the moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks to yell, "Muslims suck!"
Interviewed by ESPN's Bob Holtzman, Rodgers pronounced his approval of the moment of silence, stating, "I think it's important to do things like [the moment of silence]. We're a connected world—you know, six degrees of separation."
Rodgers seemed to imply that the kind of sentiment expressed by the fan was the cause of the hatred for terrorist attacks on the West, offering, "I must admit, though, I was very disappointed with whoever the fan was who made a comment that I thought was really inappropriate during the moment of silence. It's that kind of prejudicial ideology that I think puts us in the position that we're in today as a world."
Ironically, the Packers-Detroit Lions game featured the Packers' "Salute to Service" to honor the U.S. Armed Forces.
The Paris attacks committed by Muslim terrorists on Friday resulted in the massacre of 129 people, leaving over 300 others wounded; ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks. All NFL games on Sunday featured a moment of silence for the the Paris victims; Lambeau Field flew French and American flags in the stadium before the game.
The Packers fell to the lowly Lions 18-16, as Rodgers went 35-of-61 passes for 333 yards and two touchdowns, but Green Bay didn't even score a touchdown until 5:55 remained on the clock. Detroit improved to 2-7 while the Packers dropped to 6-3. The upstart Minnesota Vikings, with a maturing Teddy Bridgewater and resurgent Adrian Peterson, claim sole possession of first place in the NFC North.
Rodgers is no stranger to offering his political opinions; after voters reelected Barack Obama in 2012, Rodgers tweeted: "Obama for four more years, I don't hate it!"


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Some weeks just meld into one day for me. I can't remember specifics of anything, just dark, grey, rainy. But those kinds of weeks can be surprisingly productive inside the house. Socks were finished. Handspun was finished. Projects started and works in progress still progressing. Paper shuffling happened.
Finished and wound up:
Autumn Gold. 653 yards. I combined 4oz of Funky Carolina (my last, sadly) Falkland with an equal amount of fibre from Taylored Fibers in Washington. It is a blend of merino, alpaca and silk noils. Now the pattern search begins!
Finished and worn:
Diamond Rib Socks. My pattern, offered for free on Ravelry. Just click on "Free Patterns" tab at the top and the link will take you to the Ravelry pattern page.
Started and half-way there:
Peruvian Poncho. I'm kind of cringing at the colour combination as I'm going along, but that's what I get for buying 7 skeins in different colours! I keep telling myself it will be a fun thing to wear and go with jeans and a white tee-shirt. Keep telling yourself, Kathleen.
I organized my music this week and weeded out things I'll never play or that my kids will never play again. This prompted me to organize my paperwork in my office, put my printed patterns in a binder, put yarn away. It feels very good to get that done! I moved my fluting station to my office as well. This gives a little more room to move around the living room. I'm liking this set up for now.
This sweet daughter of ours had her birthday this week. We celebrated via FaceTime. Can't wait to see her in the real-life this summer!
He's always looking for a cozy lap to sit upon, especially if there is knitting in that lap. The more complicated the knitting, the more desirable the lap.
It's not raining. Woohoo! I'm going to head out for a walk now and get some fresh air and vitD.
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Rosell Herrera's three-run home run in the top of the ninth inning erased a one-run deficit and gave the Asheville Tourists a 5-3 win over the Lexington Legends Friday at Whitaker Bank Ballpark.
Asheville opened the scoring with two runs in the second inning. With one out, Tyler Massey singled, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on a double by Jared Simon. Herrera followed with a single, scoring Simon.
Lexington answered with Matt Duffy's run in the bottom of the second.
The score remained 2-1 until the eighth, when the Legends rallied to take the lead. Jose Fernandez scored the tying run on a single by Delino DeShields Jr.
DeShields stole second and advanced to third on a throwing error by Ryan Casteel. Jay Austin hit a sharp liner off the glove of Herrera, and DeShields scored the go-ahead run.
The Tourists wasted no time in the ninth against Legends reliever Carlos Quevedo. Massey doubled, Simon singled and Herrera lined his first home run of the season over the wall on his 163rd at-bat to put Asheville up 5-3.
Russell Brewer (1-1) picked up the win after entering the game in the eighth. Quevedo (4-2), who came into the game in the ninth, took the loss.
Jodie Meeks of the Philadelphia 76ers, who holds the University of Kentucky's single-game scoring record of 54 points, will throw a first pitch before Sunday's game. ... Legends third baseman Matt Duffy has been added to the list of participants for the Miller High Life Home Run Derby as part of South Atlantic League All-Star game festivities in Charleston, S.C., next week.


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Homeschool Cults (Part 1 of 2)
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The U.S. Department of Education says that over 1.7 million children in the United States are homeschooled. But what happens when homeschooling stops being about education, and instead becomes insulation? Isolation? Inodctrination? This broadcast isn't a referendum on the concept of homeschooling. It's an exploration into some of the more extreme religious homeschool environments, and into the lives and personal stories of those who experienced them. This is part 1 of a two-part broadcast.
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"We wanted to give you all a quick update on where we stand with production of our seasonals and decisions we have made regarding the wholesale side of our business going forward. Due to a combination of needing increased tank space for beer headed into our cans and the constant production of our Bavarian Hefeweizen, this has negatively affected our ability to keep a full and diverse list of beer in the taproom.
So, after sitting down and looking at the numbers and defining our vision going forward, we have decided that we will no longer distribute our beer on a consistent basis to wholesale accounts. We apologize for any inconvenience, but encourage you to come down to our taproom to enjoy our current line-up of beers!"
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Barwon Water is proud to partner with the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority and the local community to restore the health of the Moorabool River.
The Living Moorabool is the first of 10 flagship waterways projects across the state, and comes with a $520,000 funding commitment from Barwon Water over the next four years.
We're focussing on promoting the shared benefits of a healthier river including swimming holes, fishing spots, and improved recreational facilities. We're also working hand-in-hand with Traditional Owners to ensure Aboriginal values are preserved, and with the community through an innovative 'citizen science' project.
Greater Geeelong's drinking water is partly supplied from reservoirs on the Moorabool River, which is home to some of the most endangered plant species in Australia and wildlife such as birds, fish and platypus.
The Living Moorabool project is part of the state government's Water for Victoria plan which supports the environmental, cultural and recreational benefits that regional waterways provide to communities. It's also a key partnership identified in Barwon Water's Strategy 2030 and an outstanding example of how we're working together to facilitate regional prosperity.
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Fado Irish Pub takes over Miami's Mary Brickell Village for the biggest Irish bash Miami for a week of savage craic.
Miami, FL (Vocus/PRWEB) February 24, 2011
Fadó Irish Pub and Restaurant is about to roll out the barrels, pump up the pipe and amplify the pub culture in South Florida for their week-long itinerary of St. Patrick's Day celebrations at 900 South Miami Avenue in Miami's Mary Brickell Village.
Fadó Irish Pub & Restaurant is throwing the largest St. Patrick's Day party in Miami with a "Week of Savage Craic." Craic (pronounced crack) is a common term used in Ireland to describe fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation with good friends. Savage craic means an epic party and is the theme of this year's celebration. The "Week of Savage Craic" will close with a huge outdoor festival on St. Patrick's Day where Fadó features the best mix of Irish music, food and entertainment in the city in Mary Brickell Village. You can see a full schedule here:
In addition to serving a menu of Irish food including such authentic delights as corned beef and cabbage, traditional Irish boxty and fish n' chips, Fadó in Atlanta also offers a variety of Irish beers like Guinness, Harp, and Smithwicks, along with Bailey's Irish Cream, proper Irish coffees and a wide selection of Irish whiskeys.
The five-room pub recently celebrated their grand opening event in February 2011, and has plans to take that successful celebration to new heights. From March 12th – March 17th, Fado Irish Pub has organized multiple events for patrons to learn more about the Irish culture and meaning of St. Patrick's Day through food, friends, festivity and fun!
The Schedule of Events will include:
March 12, 2011
Coral Gables Annual St. Patrick's Day Irish Festival, 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Join Fadó Irish Pub & Restaurant at Fred B. Harnett Park for this annual Miami tradition. Stop by the Fadó booth for some Irish hospitality and a sample of our Irish fare and prizes. For more details, please visit http://www.emeraldsocietysfl.com/Festival.html.
March 13, 2011
Guinness Dinner, 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Fadó Irish Pub will offer a three-course dinner of Irish classics with a twist to pair with the Irish Trinity of Beers: Guinness, Harp and Smithwicks. Discover the signature tastes of Ireland and learn what makes Guinness so delicious. RSVP by calling 786-924-0972. $45 per person.
March 14, 2011
Miami Guinness Pint Pouring Championships, 9:00pm to 11:00pm
Watch the best bartenders from around Miami compete to see who can pour the best pints of Guinness at Fadó. Guinness draft quality experts will be on hand to judge the competition. Winner takes home $500 cash.
March 15, 2011
St Paddy's Day Pub Quiz, 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm
The only pub quiz in Miami is at Fadó! Bring a team to the pub and play this great team trivia event, with a St. Patrick's Day theme. The winning team will receive Guinness for a year from Fadó.
March 16, 2011
Irish Session for "Session On," 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
"Session On" is a popular phrase in Ireland used amongst friends to describe that eager anticipation before a big day out at the pub. This event will offer a traditional Irish 'jam session' with some of the finest Irish musicians in Southern Florida to build up the anticipation before the big day! This is a free event.
March 17, 2011
Outdoor St. Patrick's Day Festival, 8:00 am – close
The pub will open its doors at 8:00 am for "Pints and Pancakes" to help patrons start their day with a hearty breakfast and plenty of Vitamin G (Guinness). The outdoor party inside Mary Brickell Village starts at 2pm with DJ 'Savage Craic" followed by bagpipers, Irish Dancers from the Drake School for Irish Dance, the Picklebacks (80's / 90's favorites) and headliners USA U2 – the National U2 Tribute Band straight from LA. The event is a free concert in the plaza of Mary Brickell Village. Guests will also enjoy access to multiple outdoor beer gardens throughout the plaza. And Fadó will be giving away a chance to win a trip for two to Dublin, Ireland to take a VIP tour through the Guinness Brewery at St James Gate (round-trip airfare and accommodations included). http://www.fadoirishpub.com/miami/st-patricks-day-2011.
About Fadó Irish Pub and Restaurant Miami
Fadó Irish Pub and Restaurant (pronounced fuh-doe) is distinguished by its genuine Irish hospitality, quality and craic. Designed and manufactured in Ireland, Fadó is recognized as a top venue for the highest quality European draught beer, fresh food and European and international sports, primarily soccer.
Fadó Irish Pub and Restaurant is located at 500 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33130 and is open seven days a week, serving brunch, lunch and dinner, Monday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.; Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m.; Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. For special bookings and advance reservations, please call 786.924.0972. For more information, please visit the pub's website at http://www.fadoirishpub.com/miami, Facebook at fadomiami or Twitter at @fadomiami.
About Fadó Pubs, Inc
Fadó Irish Pub and Restaurant and its sister brand Tígin (ti-geen) are recognized as the market leader in the Irish pub segment. Fadó currently has locations in Annapolis, Atlanta, Denver, Austin, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas (DFW Int'l Airport), New York (JFK Int'l Airport), Miami, Philadelphia, Seattle, St. Louis, Stamford, CT., and Washington DC.


text: September 20, 2014 Get the Look: Natural Beauties The spring shows never cease to make us giddy, creating easy fantasies of their fare, right when we're creating our own fall collections. It seems unjust, until we get inspired by runway looks we can practice now that will be utterly perfected when the temperatures start to warm. We're not referring to the looks worn below the neck, but what makeup artists create on the visages of their model muses. This spring there was no shortage of runway beauty inspiration we can easily adapt year round. Fresh-faced and youthful never goes out of style and it's a classic beauty look that we saw at all of our favorite shows. With the correct application of just a few products, you can leave home looking as if you stepped off Michael Kors', Calvin Klein's, Alutzarra's or Delpozo's runway. How? Read on to find out. Create a base of glowing health – For glowing youthful skin, many of us over the age of 18 can use help; and thankfully, it's not difficult. Start with your favorite daytime moisturizer. We're fans of Eve Lom Day Cream. Use your concealer under your eyes to remove shadows. Keep the rest of your skin as clean and bare from product as possible. If you're able, skip foundation and go straight to a very light powder bronzer; it will give you a natural matte base. Your bronzer color will depend on your skin tone and shade, but Nars has three easy-to-pick-between colors, if you're not sure. Define and Fill In Brows – A defined brow calls attention to and refines your bone structure, which is why it's essential in any barefaced look. You may already be used to the process of plucking and filling in your brows, but if not, it's worth it to see an aesthetician for shaping—at least once. Afterward you can follow the shape they give you at home. Another option for beginners is to buy a brow shaping kit, like Too Face Brow Envy Brow Shaping & Defining Kit. Define Lashes – You'll want to avoid lashes that clearly have product on them. So it may be time to invest in a clear mascara like Sephora Collection's Clear Defining Mascara. Your lashes will be separated and enhanced in the most natural-looking way possible. On the other hand, if your lashes tend to be on the short or sparse side, feel free to curl them or use one light coat of your regular mascara. Add an Optional Pink or Iridescent Touch – With a completely natural eye and face, you'll have a blank canvas to add your own unique, yet subtle, touch. Calvin Klein inspired us to take out our High Beam liquid highlighter from Benefit. A dab on the cheekbones adds an extra glow. Michael Kors had a beautiful pink lip and cheek as did Altuzarra. Recreate it with one product that functions as both a lip and cheek stain. We love RMS Beauty Lip2Cheek Stain in color "demure." TweetEmail About the Author Marisa Rachel Swanson Marisa has penned articles and features in over a dozen online and print publications. She's worked as fashion critic and creative director for papierdoll.com, been the managing editor for Caribbean-based Ocean Style Magazine, and worked with Set Magazine, a luxury lifestyle publication based in Zurich, as a contributing editor. Based in New York, she is a freelance fashion and cultural copywriter, editor and reporter. You can find out more at her site marisaswanson.com and follow her on Twitter @mraswan. Twitter Previous articleFashion Week Diary: Look 12 Next articleRunway Review: Versace Spring 2015 You may also like August 21, 2018 Brand Spotlight: BQueenie August 15, 2018 Shop the Trend: Evening Sequins August 7, 2018 Our Swimsuit Favorites August 6, 2018 Custom Everything w/ CONSORTIUM Pop-Up


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Cindy Kemp and a girlfriend thought they were on a path to fitness last November when they saw a commercial about the Mega Loss diet plan, and decided to sign up.
Instead of leading her to health, the Bouckville, N.Y., resident says, the path took her to sunny Boca Raton, a company called Choice Diet Products -- and to the cleaners.
By the time she was done dealing with Choice Diet Products, Kemp says she was left with a bottle of diet pills she no longer wanted, and $11 in her checking account.
``They were supposed to deduct $47.90 from my account,`` said Kemp, who complained to the Palm Beach County Consumer Affairs office. ``They took $82.85 electronically. I`m still frustrated about it.``
Choice Diet is in Taleigh Inc. offices along the 4800 block of Northwest Second Avenue in Boca Raton. Taleigh and Choice Diet are owned by William J. Santamaria.
Consumer advocates have received more than 80 calls about Choice Diet since its national ad campaign kicked into gear in late November. The local Better Business Bureau has mailed 75 complaint forms for people like Kemp to complete and return.
Although details differ, consumers tell basically the same story:
They responded to a television ad saying the diet plan costs $9.99. A voice on the telephone said their diet plan costs more than $9.99. Eventually, a price was agreed to. To speed up the transaction, the telemarketer asked for the consumer`s checking account number.
That is where most of the disputes start. Consumers say Choice Diet made electronic withdrawals in excess of agreed-to prices and failed to send the pills. In some cases, consumers were penalized by their banks when Choice Diet tried to deduct more money than they had in their accounts.


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Paracord Survival Bracelet with Metal Stamped ID Tag – Easy to Make Tutorial.
How to make a Paracord Bracelet with a Metal ID Tag. In this video I will show you how to make a decorative, yet easy to make Paracord ID Bracelet. You may have a favourite place, name, team, or even coordinates of a favourite location. So why not have a metal ID stamped with the information and then incorporate it into a stylish Paracord Survival Braclet.
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Another useful tool to assist you in making bracelets is the Bracelet Maker Jig:
Sizes of Paracord:
Measure circumference of wrist and then add just over 1 inch
When calculating the amount of cord required for a Portuguese Sennit: For every inch of sennit you create you need about 12 inches of Paracord e.g. an 8 inch bracelet would require 8 foot of Paracord (I also add a little extra just to be on the safe side).