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When: Saturday, November 5, 2011
First Heat: 9:00AM
Where: YMCA Camp Ockanickon – Medford, NJ
Distance: 10k (6.4 miles)
Participants: 500 +
Charity: YMCA – The Strong Kids Campaign
Temp at Start Time: 40 degrees
Summary: The ABF 10k Mud Run snaked through a beautiful forest landscape littered with a variety of boot-camp style obstacles such as natural log hurdles, wooden walls, rope climbs, tunnels, low crawls, swamps, inclines, declines and trail runs. Despite the ideal course layout, the event proved one of the most difficult short mud runs that I've ever finished due the punishing water obstacles and cold weather. However, the ABF team encouraged runners through the tumultuous conditions with a steady dose of camaraderie, fortitude and fun, and put together an incredibly challenging and successful inaugural run.
Wow was that water COLD!!
I've done many mud runs and this was by far the toughest! I've got more bruises than ever!! But it was a great time! Thanks! – Dottie (ABF 10K finisher)
ABF 10k Mud Run Review
Registration: Participants parked at nearby Shawnee High School. Registration tables were set-up to check in runners and dish out wristbands for beer, t-shirts and bibs (numbers.) Additionally, two face-painting artists were on hand for those looking to add some war paint to their costumes. Pretty cool! Participants were gathered into groups by wave times and bussed over to the start at Camp Ockanickon. Runners had several minutes prior to start time to drop off their bags at the camp and use the restrooms. Very convenient and easy.
Grade: A
Start: Racing started promptly at 9AM along a sandy driving path that cut through the center of the camp. An organizer started the clock and yelled, "Go!" and the runners quickly made their way through the gate. No smoke bombs or gunshots, but adequate, nevertheless.
Grade: C
The Course: The 6.4 mile course wrapped through wooded trails, swamps, lakes, hills and was scattered with a plethora of man-made obstacles such as walls, tunnels, hurdles, bridges, cargo-net climbs, stairs, pits and several low crawl areas. The diversity of obstacles and terrain really captured the natural appeal of the campground and the challenges of an unknown forest territory. The only thing missing here was actual mud, which was scarce in comparison to the amount of water, sand and leaves.
Grade: A-
Obstacles Overview: Again, this mud run proved very difficult due to the large span of water obstacles required, which in my estimation, comprised between 30-40 percent of the 10k course. Here's a look at some of the obstacles in greater detail.
The Moat: The ABF 10k proved challenging from the start, beginning with the very first obstacle (or obstacles) – the "Moat," an bone-chilling stream that runners had to cross three times. To enter the Moat, runners slid down PVC tunnels pumped with icy stream water. I plunged in head first, and received an immediate wake-up call…this was going to be cold! The first swim to safety was about 30 feet away, followed by a quick trek along the stream and back over single-file by way of two skinny ropes (think Tough Mudder's "Ball Shrinker"). A short climb followed up the bank and then it was back into the stream to swim across to a second set of PVC tunnels jutting out from the water up a hill. Runners had to climb up the pipes with a rope tossed down the middle. For the first obstacle, this was super-challenging and hardly scratched the surface of what lay ahead. As the runners finally ascended from the Moat, myself included, their shocked faces seemed to say, "I didn't know it would be this bad!"
Grade: A+
100-Yard Lake Swim #1: A short run followed the Moat before I faced one of the most difficult mud run challenges I've ever had to endure – a 100-plus yard swim across a bitterly cold lake. Impeding my smooth traverse to the other side, kayaks, about 20-30 yards apart. The idea here was to swim to the other side heading either over or under the kayaks to get there. I jumped in the water and immediately felt my bones begin to numb. I approached the first kayak and told myself, "under." I duck-dived under the kayak and swam on. As I neared the second kayak, I chose to go over. This allowed me to rest for a few seconds on the kayak before slipping back down into the lake. The strategy seemed to work, so I tried it again at the third kayak. Except now, I could feel that my arms and legs were beginning to numb, my breath was escaping me, and I still had about five kayaks to go. I swam despairingly for the next kayak, made it to the top and tried to leap a few extra yards. The other side of the lake still seemed so far out of reach and already I was spent. I tried for the next kayak and grabbed hold of the rope as I felt my body completely weaken. At this point the only thing that saved me was an adjacent floating dock. I climbed up and got my bearings once more. After a few minutes of shivering and trying to breath, I jumped back into the ice water and finally made it, albeit exhausted, to the other side. Bottom-line – this was a true ass-kicking and nearly scared the life out of me (literally). Note: this obstacle was actually shut down after the first wave for safety reasons.
Grade: A- (difficult as hell, but maybe a tad overzealous)
The Swamp: If you've ever run a Tough Mudder, you are familiar with the Mud Mile, a forever-long trek through waist-high mud, usually over a series of foothills. The Swamp, in comparison, took runners through a chest-high icy cold stream. Several pits and valleys sent victims splashing head first into the murky water. Because I had yet to warm-up from the Moat and the first lake swim, the Swamp truly sent shivers down my spine. It was cold, dark and torturous. In other words, perfect.
Grade: A
The Snake Pit: Out of the Swamp and into the Snake Pit – a 50-yard gauntlet of fallen trees and sharp branches. Using the gator crawl, I made it through the first claustrophobic bunker unscathed, climbed out to daylight and hopped over a series of tree-trunk hurdles. After a short incline and yet another stream to cross, it was off to the woods for some trail running. Not too difficult, but I was happy that I was finally able to get muddy and really appreciated the effort put forth by the ABF team to use natural elements of the forest for obstacles.
Grade: B+
Barbed Wire Low Crawl: At Tough Mudder, the barbed wire obstacle is lined with string that sits just below the wire to warn you if your butt gets too close for comfort. No strings attached at the ABF! This was pure barbed wire, in its sharpest form, over a long and steady incline; those who didn't low-crawl faced the wrath of the barbs. Luckily, a volunteer was on-hand to separate spandex from the wire, but this was as legit as it gets. Marine-made, for sure!
Grade: A+
Tree Wall: Wooden boards were hammered between two trees to form a wall. High enough to look intimidating, but not very difficult due to the friendly ladder-like placement of the boards. Although, in terms of a balanced course, it was the perfect timimg for a climbing obstacle after getting low in the dirt for so long.
Grade: B
Trail Run Inclines/Declines: A long stretch of trail running ensued, which I warmly welcomed to get my blood pumping through my veins again. At the foot of the incline, a volunteer stood and handed-out car tires. I tossed my tire over my shoulder and headed up to the top of the hill. Not incredibly challenging, but definitely fun, especially on the decline. A second tire run followed, and the course headed up and down several hills including a clamber up a large staircase. Loved this! The declines were narrow and bumpy and I was able to half-run, half-jump from point to point on the way down. A real thrill! (PS: New Balance Minimus Trail Shoes were awesome here!) While the hills were not nearly as difficult of some of the ones at Tough Mudder, they were exciting and fast, and put me in a really great frame of mind for the next set of obstacles.
Grade: B+
100-Yard Lake Swim #2: Just when I thought things were going good…yet another lake swim lie ahead. This time instead of kayaks in the way, a set of logs tied at about every 50 feet or so float in the way. After nearly dying in the earlier lake challenge, many chose to bypass this obstacle, but I was a test pilot. I used a different strategy this time through, which was basically to swim as steady and fast as possible. I was warm from running, but the water immediately forced pressure on my lungs. I swam to the first log, pushed down with two hands and propelled myself into the next stretch of water. At the next log, I felt somewhat strong still and pushed on keeping the muddy bank in my sights. At the third log, I could begin to feel myself weaken. Not to worry, a few teenage lifeguards floated nearby on surfboards. (Tough Mudder has Coast Guard in dry suits.) At the fourth, fifth, and sixth logs (there could have been more, I can't remember), it was only pure will and desperation that got me to dry land. At the last log, I could no longer feel my arms or legs and was gasping for air. Feeling like a bloated dead body, I barely mustered enough energy to push over the log, swim a few yards and climb to the surface. Are you kidding me!?
Grade: A (Perfect distance, perfect placement in course, total fear factor!)
Walls: Throughout the course, several walls (similar to Tough Mudder's Berlin Walls) stood in the path. The walls were set at an exhausting height of around 8-9 feet (guessing). With a running start, I was able to catch the top of the wall with one hand and hit a Primal Pull-up to kick my leg over the wall and leap down to the other side. My Mechanix gloves seemed to make the difference here, as my hand stuck on the top of the wall and provided just enough grip to reach up with my other hand and hit my pull-up. Also, grip exercises and training with Fat Gripz really helped me get a solid grab.
Grade: A
Wooden Log Balance Beams: These were hand-made and involved a cargo net climb, followed by a 5-6 foot high log that stretched over about 20-30 feet of forest floor. The logs were not very slippery, but several runners weakened by other elements of the course, plummeted to the hard ground. I'm pretty sure my New Balance Minimus Trail Shoes gave me an edge here as I crossed each beam without a hitch. A suggestion for next time, grease-up the logs and set them over a mud pit.
Grade: C+
Hurdles: Using terrible technique, I leapt at the first 4-foot high log hurdle and got stuck on the top and immediately got flashbacks of my days as an obese pre-teen at summer camp. I quickly got my bearings and cleared the remaining hurdles with minimal effort.
Grade: A-
Other Obstacles: Additionally, the ABF team constructed several original obstacles by hand such as a rope climb through a steep wooden tunnel, steep-angled wood walls, and cargo nets. I saw teams of runners take several tries at the angled walls before finally making it over and the cargo nets took care and patience to conquer safely. Chest-high water obstacles continued throughout the course, each full of surprises in the form of high spots and low spots that frequently tripped up runners. Great design and ingenuity and use of natural elements.
Grade: A
The Finish Line: After a final high-step across a lake, it was off to the finish line. After an amazing mud run, the finish was a bit of a let-down. There was a lack of post-race commotion and the run seemed to end abruptly. On a high note, the ABF team handed out gel packs, bagels, pretzels, fruit and water, all of which I greatly appreciated.
The After Party: I met up with my friends and family, got my free Sam Adams beer (awesome!), picked up my bag and changed into warm clothes. Surrounded by hay bales, a band played folk-type music and kept the mood lively. Between sets, techno/club music piped-in, which didn't seem to fit the atmosphere. A few stands sold food and drinks like corn dogs, hot dogs, and hot coffee. There was also a T-shirt stand with inspirational shirts at reasonable prices – $10-20. Not a bad setup, but the majority of the crowd seemed to take the first bus back to get to their cars and get home. I think a bonfire to warm-up to would have kept runners around a bit longer, or perhaps warmer weather would have done the trick.
Grade: B (great effort on part of the ABF team, but poor crowd participation)
Conclusion: Overall, the ABF 10K Mud Run was totally worth it. It was challenging in so many ways, and I think the water obstacles alone are enough to place this run in a league of its own. What is missing from this review is the incredible effort that the ABF volunteers put into not only building this mud run by hand, but in making certain that every participant had an incredible experience. ABF volunteers trailed runners throughout the day, physically assisting them through obstacles and motivating them to continue through. With so many mud runs nowadays, it's difficult to choose the right one. But, if you are looking for a serious challenge along with a team of volunteers that truly cares about its participants, I highly recommend you sign-up for the next ABF 10K Mud Run. Word is out that a March run is on the horizon. Check them out on Facebook to stay tuned and be sure to put this one on your 2012 calendar.
Mud Run Maniac wants to know what you think… Did you run the ABF? What was your impression of this mud run? Would you do it again? After reading this review, would you sign up for next year? Leave your comments below. Keep mudding! -Paul


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Working with the organization on campus also led to experiences working in the community. As a VOX leader, the summer after her freshman year Owens was asked to attend Planned Parenthood's Youth Organizing and Policy Conference in Washington, D.C. The conference allowed her to meet students from all over the country, lobby on Capitol Hill with Congressman Steve Cohen, and help lead a panel session about organizing for reproductive justice. She spent the next summer as an intern at Planned Parenthood Greater Memphis Region (PPGMR), and helped with a camp that taught high school students organizing skills and held presentations on community topics. Owens says it was inspiring to interact with high school students taking the initiative to get involved in community issues, but it was also encouraging to work with Rhodes alumni Leah Ford '15, Iris Mercado '15, Grace Weil '11, and president and CEO of PPGMR Ashley Cofield '92. "It was exciting to see people who were in the same position as me as an undergrad go on to do such great work in the field I am interested in."
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Daniel ElderDaniel Elder (b. 1986) is from Athens, Georgia (BM, University of Georgia 2010; MM, Westminster Choir College 2012). Daniel's compositions have been extensively performed domestically by high school All-State and regional honors choirs as well as renowned college ensembles, including a 2013 appearance at the national ACDA conference. Internationally he has been performed as part of Italy's Montu Beccaria festival in 2009 and a recent recording in London by the internationally acclaimed Eric Whitacre Singers. Competition awards include prizes in the Georgia Young Composers Festival, the Southeastern Composers League, The Choral Project, the Simon Carrington Chamber Singers, and one of eight worldwide winners of the Abbey Road Studios 80th Anniversary Anthem Competition.
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On the morning of Christmas Eve, the Washington Post's Facebook page posted the following link, proclaiming that there is no historical evidence that Jesus ever existed. It included the notation "There are clearly good reasons to doubt Jesus' historical existence."
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One of the fastest growing sports in the world has arrived in the city. Gemma White meets handball's head guy, Dario Menichetti of the Dubai International Handball Club, to find out more about this fast-paced sport.
As with many good ideas dreamed up Dubai, it all started at Barasti. The way Dario Menichetti, co-founder of the Dubai International Handball Club tells it, a veritable United Nations of handball players and enthusiasts (hailing from Denmark, Germany, Morocco, Lithuania, Italy and France) spent an evening at the legendary beachside bar and the DIHC was born, with plans already afoot to establish an academy to bring in the UAE's youth players.
'I founded the team along with a group of ex-professional handballers living in Dubai after a very nice evening at Barasti. All the best teams in the world were founded in a bar,' laughs the trophy-winning 32-year-old Italian who has been involved in the sport since the age of 11. 'That was back in September and since then, we've made a lot of progress setting up teams for men, women and next up, children.'
For the layperson eyeing the twin simplicity of the words 'hand' and 'ball' with visions of Vince Vaughn et al whooping it up in Dodgeball springing to mind, think again. Handball is quick and physical, an Olympic team sport which is the second fastest indoor sport after ice hockey. It constitutes two teams of seven players passing and dribbling a ball with the aim of burying it in the back of the opposition's goalkeeper-protected net.
'I've been thinking about this club since I moved to Dubai in November 2008,' says Dario. 'I moved here and wanted to play handball, so I joined a team in Abu Dhabi. But they trained every day like professionals and it occurred to me that we should recognise semi-professionals too, so that people can work day jobs and play handball in the evenings and at weekends. In August I said to myself that if can't play for a local team then I will set up my own.' Hence that fateful night at Barasti.
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A true kitchen staple, the All-Clad Stainless 41126 12-Inch covered fry pan is ideal for searing, browning, and pan-frying everything from eggs to meats. The fry pan features a flat bottom and flared sides that make tossing foods effortless and allow for easy turning with a spatula. The All-Clad frying pan is great for cooking at higher heat with oils to develop foods with full rich flavor, color, and crisp texture. All-Clad's Stainless 3-ply cookware features a thick-gauge aluminum core that attracts heat fast, while the addition of stainless steel ensures even heat distribution for consistent results across the entire cooking surface, all the way to the rim. Even more, its stainless-steel interior with a starburst finish offers natural stick resistance, letting you know when food is ready to release, and it won't react with ingredients, so there's no risk of food picking up a metallic taste. Made in the USA, this stainless-steel cookware offers warp-resistant strength and dishwasher-safe convenience, plus it can be used on any cooktop, including induction. Discover what it means to cook with All-Clad's most popular cookware collection–All-Clad Stainless is a classic choice for anyone who loves to cook. Low to medium heat is recommended for optimal cooking performance.
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As long as I can remember that the pan is hot, this is terrific for searing a steak and then putting it into the oven under temperature probe control to bring up to perfect temperature. It is also a very decent saute pan, just deep enough with a nice slope to turn things with a quick tug of the wrist.
We have other All Clads, including the 2qt sauce pan, which has been the go-to for starting a gumbo with a medium roux, or starting special pasta sauces. The sauce pan purchased eight years ago was smoother with fewer "rings" in it than the frying pans I've purchased more recently, including this one. The other 8" pan that I have is starting to look smooth and satin polished after couple years of use.
Cleaning is easiest if one controls heat well and keeps food moving. Heating the pan prior to adding fat (butter, peanut, coconut, sesame, etc.) is very helpful to keep things non-stick. If something is pretty well adheared, we put some water in the pan and set it back on the stove to warm a little, then just take it off with a non-scratching "scrubby". If it is the aftermath of an enemy attack, as when friends help in the kitchen sometimes, we use a non-scratching, but very stiff plastic scraper tool that looks and works like a chisel but is made of a bakelite type plastic to dislodge anything too stuck. So far, no problems, the pans get smoother and stay clean.
The local mall store has some fancier pans that are all nice and mirror-polished, perhaps chromed inside. Over time, they get more scratches and offer no better stick resistance or cleanup. Those nice looking pans don't heat as evenly.
Some of the glass lids from other pans fit this well enough. The solid chrome lid is a step down in convenience from glass. Over time, I can do as well with the chrome lid as with glass. I cook two-three times per day nearly every day.
In the years we've had the Åll-Clads, various "non stick" magic pans, including the grey ones with the "Twins" on the handle, have all failed in one way or another - we probably ate some of that coating. We also tried the ones that were guaranteed forever by the famous chef that can cook, they lasted a couple of months.
If you like to dump eggs and cheese into a cold pan, turn the heat up and walk away to shower, this is not the pan for you (use a microwave and a covered dish with the microwave on reheat!!). If you need to see inside a covered pan to know if your food is braised to perfection, this is not your pan either. This may not be the best induction cooking pan either. Gas and traditional electric cooking work very well with this pan, especially the combination of gas cooking and a good oven. This is not the pan for pan cakes or most common methods of cooking eggs, and definitely not the pan you want if you need to cook eggs without any sort of grease.
Need to reduce some liquid afterward? Sear? Make a gravy or quick sauce? Fry fish? Cook a a couple of chops or steaks? Brown some chicken before adding it to the curry? Toss veggies through a garlic shallot infused oil then deglaze and finish? This pan is nice. Good for a meal for two, but not enough to take on Thanksgiving by itself.
Some people mention cast iron pans, which definitely have their uses. Most cast iron pans today have very short handles that tend to get hot quickly. A short handle on a long pan is rough to deal with and not ideal for saute or frying that involves moving the pan.
I buy these items because they heat quickly and evenly, have handles that stay tight, clean easily more often than not, and improve over time. Simple, solid tools. It stings to pay so much for a simple pan, but over time that pain is forgotten.
If this pan, our latest All Clad purchase doesn't warp or have issues like the other reviewers say, I'll come back to add a star. If some oddity appears, I'll be back to let you know about it.
Update 2 months light use:
No warping, no issues. I did notice the Al-Clad instructions for care that mention avoiding putting the hot pan straight into cold water - maybe that's why some people have problems. So far, all good. Will update in a couple more months.
I had also bought two other similar but CHEAP frying pans and they both sat perfectly flat on all surfaces. I figured maybe this AllClad pan was just defective, so I had Amazon replace it. Unfortunately, the replacement pan ALSO wouldn't sit flat! Must be why this pan with lid combo is on sale for less than the pan by itself (item 41126 vs item 4112). They're luring you in with a cheaper price, but these seem to have minor defects that they hope people won't catch.
After all the great praises this brand has received and a $100 price, I expected perfection. Be wary of this one.
Two points I think may be helpful to others considering buying this item. One is about design and the other is personal preference.
My thoughts on design. This is not a performance fault and may be considered a benefit to some. Just a fact you may wish to consider before buying.
Although I knew the diameter of the skillet when I bought it, I never realized from photos just how long the skillet is including it's handle. The handle is 9 inches long, coupled with the skillet makes for a total length of 21 inches. I have a sink with extra long bowls and I can't lay this skilled flat on the bottom of the sink as one would want to do for soaking the skillet. The handle length also makes it a bit harder to fit in a dishwasher, store in your cabinets or slip into the refrigerator if needed. So, just consider this if this makes a difference in your circumstance.
On the personal preference point. The handle is concave and quite narrow. Just a half inch wide where it attaches to the skillet and one and one eighth inch wide at the end. Although the handle obviously works for it's intended purpose I find it a bit too narrow to grip and maneuver the skillet comfortably. I may have preferred a rounded handle or a handle that is a bit wider and a little shorter.
I gave this fry pan a five star rating because neither of my points detracts from it's intended use which is to cook food. It does this well.
All in all, would I buy this skillet again? Yes.
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The XI Tampere Club Meeting 10-12 September 2012
Professor Geoffrey Brennan talked about "How to Explain the Welfare State and why the Explanation Matters"
The theme of the Club is "Challenges of Welfare State". In parallel with the meeting, a special seminar is organized with the same title. Distinguished members of the Tampere Club, top level guest lecturers as well as Finnish scientists, politicians and business-life representatori will attend the seminar. The key note speaker is Professor Torben Andersen (Aarhuus) and Guest lecturers are Joakim Palme (Upsala, Sweden) and Jorma Sipilä (Tampere).
The seminar and the annual meeting will be held at the Tampere hall.
The XI Tampere Lecture
The IX Tampere Lecture was held by Professor Sixten Korkman on Monday 10th September at the Tampere Hall. The topic of the lecture was: Pohjoismainen hyvinvointivaltio ja euroalueen velkakriisi ("The Nordic Welfare State and the Euro Area Debt Crisis"). The lecture will be availeble through this website soon.
President of the Tampere Club Awarded
The President of the Tampere Club, Professor Ernesto Garzón Valdés received the City of Tampere's I class medal of honor. The medal was handed by the Mayor of Tampere.
The X Tampere Lecture
The historical 10th Tampere Club was given by the President of the Tampere Club, Professor Ernesto Garzón Valdés. The topic of the lecture was "Georg Henrik von Wright and Body / Mind Problem". The jubileum Tampere lecture was organized in co-operation with SOFY, Philosophical Society of Finland, the Uni Helsinki's Faculty of Law, and the Helsinki Collegium of Advanced Studies.
Changes in the Club's Organisation
The Annual Meeting of the Tampere Club decided to revise the Club's organisation. Professor Ruth Zimmerling is now Vice President and Professor José Luis Martí Secretary of International Relations. Please visit here to view the complete organisation of the Club.
The Jubileum Seminar
The Tampere Club organised a Jubileum Seminar to celebrate the Clubs 10th anniversary. The main speaker was Advocate General at the European Court of Justice, Dr. Niilo Jääskinen. Other esteemed speakers were Professor Jose Luís Martí and President Pekka Hallberg. The seminar was held on 7 September 2011 at the Tampere Hall.
The X Annual Tampere Club Meeting
The Club's 10th Annual Meeting on "Democracy and Law" is held 7 - 9 September 2011 and the venue is the Tampere Hall. Professors Geoffrey Brennan and Aulis Aarnio will open the sessions.
A book by proferssors Martí and Pettit ranked high
Highly Valued UK based Political Studies Guide, The New Statesman, has picked five of the best political and economics books of the past year. One of them is "A political Philosophy in Public Life: Civic Republicanism in Zapatero's Spain" by two members of the Tampere Club, Professor Jose Luis Martí and Professor Philip Pettit. The Club is proud to gongratulate the highly valued authors for this outstanding achievement.
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The Argumenta Evaluation Seminar on 4 - 5 March 2011
The Evaluation Seminar was held at the Tampere Hall on 4 - 5 March 2011.
The IX Tampere Lecture
was held by Speaker of the Finnish Parliament, Mr. Sauli Niinistö on Wednesday 1 September 2010 at the Tampere Hall. The lecture will be published on the 4th volume in the Tampere Club Series (Tampere University Press).
Elinor Ostrom Won the Nobel Prize for Economics
The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel was awarded to member of the Tampere Club,
Professor Elinor Ostrom "for her analysis of economics, governance and especially commons".
Professor Ostrom was the first woman to win the Prize.
Professor Ostrom is the 4th Member of the Tampere Club to win a Nobel Prize. The 1st Laureate in Economics (1986) was the Honorary President of the Club, Professor James M. Buchanan. The second member who won the Nobel Prize, also in economics in 2005, was Professor Thomas C. Schelling. The 3rd member of the Club was President Martti Ahtisaari who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2008.
The Tampere Round Table: IX Tampere Club Meeting
The meeting will take place on Tuesday 31 August - Wednesday 1 September 2010 at the
Tampere Hall. The General theme of the Meeting is Democracy and Ignorance. The presentations to support the discussions will be made by two members of the Tampere Club. More details anounced later.
The meeting will be followed by the Closing Seminar of the Tampere Club's Argumenta Seminar on 2 - 3 September 2010.
Russell Hardin held the VIII Tampere
Professor Hardin held the VIII Tampere Lecture on
9 September 2009. The topic was "Corporatist Democracy".
The VIII Tampere Club Meeting
The meeting took place on 8 - 9 September 2009 at the
Tampere Hall. The General theme of the Meeting was Democracy and Security. The presentations to support the discussions were made by Vice President of the Tampere Club, Professor Geoffrey Brennan (Australian National University) and Professor Ruth Zimmerling (University of Mainz).
The meeting was followed by the Opening Seminar on the Tampere Club's Argumenta Seminar.
The Tampere Club received a significant funding from the
Finnish Cultural Foundations Argumenta funding.
The Tampere Club's Argumenta-project aims
to produce new openings in the dialogue of democracy and
social innovations. The project is also intended to establish
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- Nov 10 , 2017
- Victoria Theater
- $59
- Tickets Available Now
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Christian McBride & Dianne Reeves: One on One
Don't miss this evening of conversation and music between two superstars of contemporary jazz: virtuoso bassist and composer Christian McBride and vocalist Dianne Reeves, classified by The New York Times as "the vocal heir of Sarah Vaughan."
Five-time GRAMMY-winning jazz bassist Christian McBride has been likened to a force of nature, fusing the fire and fury of a virtuoso with the depth and grounding of a seasoned journeyman. Powered by a relentless energy and a love of swing, McBride's career is now blazing into its third decade, and he is still one of the most requested, most recorded, and most respected figures in jazz today.
Vocal superstar Dianne Reeves won the 2015 GRAMMY for Best Jazz Vocal Album for Beautiful Life, on which she lends her sublime gifts to a melding of R&B, Latin and pop elements, all within the framework of distinctly 21st century jazz. "Grandeur with refinement: that describes the aura of Dianne Reeves," says The New York Times. "(She is) the vocal heir of Sarah Vaughan, whose voice could also travel anywhere …"
If you love jazz, you won't want to miss the sparks fly when these two greats share the stage!
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Seas the Day was recently renovated (Spring 2016). To include 3-spa like bathrooms.
Slow down, take your time. The small family-oriented community of Kure Beach, N.C. lies at the southern tip of North Carolina's Pleasure Island. Kure Beach is a true 'getaway destination' where uncrowded beaches, casual restaurants and comfortable accommodations are a favorite for a growing number of vacationers. Nestled on the southeastern coast of North Carolina between the Atlantic ocean and the Cape Fear River visitors will enjoy a relaxing vacation in quiet beach surroundings with all the action of Wilmington nearby!
2000 Sq. Ft home features 4BD/3BA (sleeps 8) in private community and a short walk(2 min/216 yds) to gorgeous beach with private beach access. There are two master suites one on the upper main living area and one downstairs. With over 1000 Sq. ft of outdoor living space you'll be able to take in all the soothing comforts of beach living while relaxing on one of two large decks. The house has been decorated with charming and fresh beach decor, has beautiful heart pine hardwood floors, modern appliances, cookware and utensils. There are two living areas to watch TV, 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs. The house also has an hot/cold outdoor shower to rinse those sandy parts.
1 King, 2 Queen Beds, 2 twin beds, 1 Queen Sofa Sleeper, 1 Daybed on screened porch if desired to sleep on.
The Neighborhood and surrounding area
Kure Estates is a charming quiet family oriented neighborhood, (Our house is located on a cul-de-sac) Neighborhood features private beach front gazebo with parking. You will enjoy the smell of fresh blooms during the spring and summer months and the swaying palm trees all year round. Late summer brings dolphins and sea turtles to our waters and is truly a magical sight. Our Neighborhood is close to Kure Beach fishing pier, Fort Fisher (Civil War site), Drive on beach (dog friendly-All year), NC Aquarium, and a Ferry that goes to Southport. During the summer months the town presents fireworks every Thursday and family movies at the lake every Sunday...all is free.
There are many opportunities to experience the area's past at historic sites, including museums, churches, cemeteries, historic homes, battlefields and a 230 block National Register Historic District. You can also see the self-guided tour of the battleship USS North Carolina or take a cruise on the Henrietta III, North Carolina's largest riverboat. Historic Wilmington offers three themed shopping complexes: Coast Line Convention Center, Cotton Exchange and the Chandler's Wharf.
Wilmington and surrounding beaches are also considered to be Hollywoods East. See real locations and actual sets where your favorite TV Shows, movies & mini-series were shot, including Dawson's Creek, One Tree Hill, Matlock, Oprah Winfrey's: The Wedding, and Windmills of the Gods. Some of Wilmywood's biggest movies include; Sleeping With The Enemy, Blue Velvet, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Divine Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Weekend At Bernie's, A Walk To Remember & Dozens & Dozens More!
This neighborhood is lovely, quiet, and close to the Carolina Beach boardwalk. There is a private beach access roughly 2 minutes from the house, and piers about a 10 minutes walk down the beach either way. Jana was extremely helpful and responsive all weekend. The house was beautiful and spacious. We had 6 guests overall, so we fit at the 6 person dining table perfectly. I would recommend booking with Jana and would book with her again in the future.
Amenities were in place, towels/utensils were well stocked. The beds were extremely comfortable, and we especially loved the outdoor day bed.
Great house at Kure Beach! Just a quick walk down the street to the beach. Easy access to the beach via the Kure Estates boardwalk. House was great for a family beach week!
Owners were easy to communicate with. Recommend Freddy's for dinner and pizza from Uncle Vinny's!
Our family enjoyed Thanksgiving weekend in this beautifully decorated home. It's not often that you find such a nice property that is pet friendly. The kitchen is well equipped. The beds are very comfortable. The outdoor decks are an extension of the home and are just as beautifully decorated. The fenced in back yard is very convenient for pets. We will highly recommend this property and are planning to return as soon as possible.
Nicely renovated house close to beach in nice subdivision. There is a parking area next to beach access with Gazebo and hose to wash off after beach. Beach is wide and expansive. Kure Beach Boardwalk and little downtown and fishing Pier 20 minute walk. Very quaint and low key. Most of restaurants and bars are typical mediocre with lots of fried selection.
I recommend house for family to spend quiet beach vacation
The house is spacious and has plenty amenities! I gave it 4 stars because we had to get trash bags and laundry detergent and there were no stores in walking distance. Also, we didn't receive check in instructions until after check in time. Otherwise, the house is a great stay!
This home is amazing! We were there for a week for our son's wedding which was on a near by beach. This home is very well taken care of and maintained. It is in a nice quite neighborhood with very friendly neighbors. Just a short walk, about a block, to the beach. We were traveling with our two Yorkies and were joined by several family members and friends, it was perfect. Jana responded very quickly to our questions. Truly a home away from home.
Thank you for sharing your home.
This was an enjoyable week at Kure Beach for my family. This rental is just a short walk to the beach. The home is in need of some minor repairs/maintenance. The home was not as clean as we were accustomed to at check-in but the bedrooms were spacious and comfortable.
Top Thing to do in City:
* Walk Beach.
* Fish at Kure Beach Fishing Pier.
* NC Aquarium.
* Take Ferry to Southport.
* Fort Fisher Civil war site.
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-Kure Beach fishing pier
-NC Aquarium
-Tote-em-in zoo
-Ft. Fisher with 4 wheel drive beach access(dog friendly)
-Wilmington(20 min drive)boardwalk with upscale shopping and dining
-NC Ferry to historic Southport
-Numerous golf courses
-Fireworks every Thursday downtown Carolina Beach during the summer
-Family Movies every Sunday at the Lake during the summer
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Seattle Sounders FC made its first-ever game a winning one today, defeating the LA Galaxy, 3-1, in a training game in Carson, Calif.
Fredy Montero scored the first-ever goal on a first-half penalty kick. Roger Levesque and Sanna Nyassi added second-half goals.
Here's my report from our Tuesday paper. And here's a report from the Galaxy Web site:
Eddie Lewis scored the Galaxy's only goal as they fell 3-1 to Seattle Sounders FC in a closed door friendly this afternoon at The Home Depot Center.
Because the match was closed we cannot post lineups, but here is a short match report...
Playing in their first game against an MLS opponent, the expansion Seattle Sounders FC scored twice late in the second half to beat the LA Galaxy, 3-1, in preseason scrimmage at The Home Depot Center on Monday. The Sounders got goals from Fredy Montero, Roger Levesque and Sanna Nyassi while Eddie Lewis had the Galaxy's only tally.
A 21-year-old forward from Colombia, Montero scored Seattle's first goal in the 17th minute on a penalty kick. Nyassi figured prominently in the game's final two goals as he set up Levesque's go-ahead score in the 80th minute and tapped in Ryan Pore's cross in the 91st minute to complete the scoring.
The Galaxy had control of the match early on and wasted no time in taking the lead. Kyle Patterson's long ball from the right found Lewis inside the box and the U.S. international was able to place a low shot just outside the dive of Kasey Keller to give the Galaxy a 1-0 lead in just the third minute.
The Sounders answered 14 minutes later when Montero scored from the penalty spot. Showing a flash of why he was taken with the top pick in the 2009 MLS SuperDraft, Steve Zakuani used his speed to get behind the defense, only to be pulled down in the box by A.J. DeLaGarza leading to a penalty kick. Montero calmly placed the ball to the right of Galaxy goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts, tying the score at 1-1.
Ricketts, an offseason signing for the Galaxy, made two quality saves to keep Seattle from taking the lead. At the other end of the field, LA nearly regained the lead midway through the first half, but an Alan Gordon header that appeared to be going in bounced off the crossbar.
Each club made wholesale changes at the half, bringing on 11 new players. The changes resulted in an evenly played half with neither team creating many chances until the final 10 minutes when Seattle scored twice.
In the 80th minute Nyassi broke free down the right flank and sent a cross into the box which Levesque was able to finish, giving his side a 2-1 lead. Ten minutes later, Nyassi provided the final touch after Ryan Pore's cross from the left found the young Gambian midfielder alone in the box to tap home for the final 3-1 scoreline.
Scoring Summary:
LA – Eddie Lewis (Kyle Patterson) 3'
SEA – Fredy Montero (Penalty Kick) 17'
SEA – Roger Levesque (Sanna Nyassi) 80'
SEA – Sanna Nyassi (Ryan Pore) 91+


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Vast numbers of plains game & predators including wild dog - bush walks - luxury tented accommodation
Outline Itinerary
1. Depart UK.
2. Arrive Lusaka fly to Kafue National Park.
3-4 Safari activities in the central area.
5-6. Safari activities in northwest Kafue.
7-8. Busanga Plains.
9. Return to Lusaka.
10. Arrive UK
Use this as a stand alone safari or couple with one of the other amazing National Parks in Zambia or relax on Lake Malawi.
Please contact us for more specific pricing.
Departure Dates
Fixed departure dates each year - please enquire.
Few visitors to Zambia venture to the immense region of Kafue National Park, but this safari gets you out into the prime game viewing areas of this wilderness region. For adventurers looking for something a little different, then this luxury tented safari could be it. The sheer scale of the Busanga flood plains, harbouring its wealth of animals will not fail to impress. Your skilled guides will bring you close to the great herds of red lechwe, waterbuck, Lichtenstein's hartebeest and in addition there are good populations of hippos, crocodiles, lions and cheetah.
You will explore the rivers, forests and plains, before returning each night to luxury tented camps with welcoming cosy beds and outstanding bush cuisine. The camps are set in different locations, each chosen for unspoilt beauty. The staff are all knowledgeable about the region and extremely helpful, all you have to do is sit back relax and make sure your camera is fully charged.


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In 2016, The Co-operators contributed a total of $7,559,330 to various initiatives that support Canadians and our communities. This number amounted to 4.1% of The Co-operators pre-tax profits using the Imagine Canada formula, which qualifies us as a Caring Company with Imagine Canada for demonstrating leadership in community investment.
To qualify for the Caring Company program, a company must contribute a minimum of 1% of its pre-tax profits to Canadian charities. One of the principal ways The Co-operators made this contribution was through The Co-operators Foundation, which includes the following programs:


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TIANJIN, China – Around two dozen supporters of a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer and three activists charged with subversion protested outside a northern city court amid widespread concerns that authorities were holding their trials in secret.
Flanked by Western diplomats, the supporters gathered outside the Tianjin No. 2 Intermediate People's Court on Monday calling for information to be disclosed about the four, whose mid-July indictments were the latest move by authorities waging a massive crackdown on legal activism over the past year.
Supporters included the wife of Gou Hongguo, one of the activists who was indicted with subversion and thought to be standing trial Monday, together with Zhou Shifeng, the head of a law firm at the center of the crackdown.
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Prison of the Psychotic Damned opens with a nearly six-minute main title sequence, apparently conceived to either pad the running time or as a favor to the laughably angry punk band that plays over top of it. After this, we get to watch some chick - ripe off of a big natural�s website and high on smack - as she flirts with a shard of wine-bottle, caressing her tits with it, all-the-while pile-driving through clunky dialog with the skill and grace of a porn star. One thought kept racing back-and-forth through my head as I sat (gritting my teeth) watching every second lick-off on my DVD players time display: is this what would happen if a bunch of those scrawny squeegee-kids got together and made a movie?


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In industries, most people suffer from hearing impairment diseases, especially individuals working in heavy industries with high volume noise pollution. The machines and equipment using in heavy industries just create too much noise, which is not good for the health. In an environment where the noise level is 80dB, then there might be a case of claim for industrial deafness. It might be a temporary deafness, or sometimes it might lead to some trauma. Symptoms for industrial deafness are many, and some of the important ones are as under:
• Ringing sound in ears:
It is a peculiar situation, and one can hear ringing sounds in their ears from time to time. This is nothing but a symptom of industrial deafness. It can happen due to the internal damage, but it is easy to treat. However, for some people, due to this peculiar situation, the person must be depriving of sleep and buzzing noise experiences, which are not that good.
• Difficulty in hearing the background noise:
Sometimes it becomes difficult for some people to listen to the sound that goes about in the background all because of the problem of industrial deafness. It is one of the common ways to know that you are suffering from industrial deafness. One example, if an individual is unable to hear sounds properly while standing in a crowded restaurant, and the person is finding it difficult to hear properly due to the background noise that is due to industrial deafness. Industrial deafness required treatment at the earliest to be able to listen to all sounds again in a proper way.
• Turning on the volume:
Another sign of industrial deafness is that you have to activate the volume of the TV or the radio to a higher level. The inability to hear all the sound coming from a far away source is an indication of industrial deafness and required immediate treatment that may require patient to use hearing aids.
• Missing of sounds in conversations:
When you are in a conversation, and you miss out certain words in the conversation, which is when you know that you have a problem of industrial deafness.
The problem related to industrial deafness mostly occurs when a person is aging and or for individuals who have worked in very noisy surroundings. Loud machinery is the principal reason of this disease. This disease is very unnoticeable, but the dangers may be brutal in some cases. Individuals suffering from or showing symptoms of industrial deafness should consult an audiologist and take recommendations and treatments.


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Customers booked to travel with Thai Airways International, either via a travel agent or online via thaiairways.com, are not charged any additional fees to request services such as special meals, wheelchairs or for seat allocation.
In some cases, some travel agents may impose fees for these requests and we recommend customers should check with the booking/ticketing agent for details of any fees charged and ask for clarification as necessary.
Fees may apply for changes or corrections to ticketed bookings or for some specialist services. Please call us on 1300 651 960 for information.
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Thai Airways International proudly supports the 2017 DFFANZ, taking on sponsorship as the Official Airline Partner and awarding the best judged drone film with a return trip to Thailand.
Drone film is seen as a unique form of capturing the world from above, allowing the mind to see what would be impossible by presenting a whole new vision of cinematography. The Drone Film Festival Australia + New Zealand was created to showcase drone films, stories and documentaries by film makers, production companies and everyday drone hobby enthusiasts.
Today drones are used in a form of art meets film and everything in between, they have come a long way in technology advancement, usage, access and availability has opened the skies to creative minds from around the globe.
2017 will see DFFANZ screen across 11 major cities in Australia and New Zealand, working alongside with Darwin International Film Festival in officially launching the program in September, kicking off the tour across ANZ. The Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF) is an annual program of films and special events from 15 - 25 September at Darwin's iconic cinema under the stars, the Deckchair Cinema.
For more information about the Drone Festival and the screening cities and dates around Australia and New Zealand, or to buy tickets, visit the website.
THAI is giving you the chance to see the Drone Festival in your closest location with a double pass giveaway. The competition has now closed.
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Adult Cystic Fibrosis Advisory Committee
The Adult Cystic Fibrosis Advisory Committee (ACFAC) is a standing committee of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. Members include up to 15 adults with cystic fibrosis from across the country and two healthcare professional advisors. The committee provides perspective and advice on CF-related issues, and advocates for public policies and programs to help people with cystic fibrosis. Members also foster and support an engaged and knowledgeable CF community.
Are you an adult with CF in Canada? Would you like to contribute to the work of Cystic Fibrosis Canada on issues important to adults living with CF? If interested, please consider applying to be part of our Adult CF Advisory Committee. For more information, please contact: email@example.com
Mike Amato is 30 years old and has two copies of the F508del mutation. He can proudly state that he has cystic fibrosis because living with CF has taught him valuable lessons throughout his life. Mike works as a Medical Laboratory Technologist and is also a 2nd degree blackbelt Tae Kwon Do instructor. He recently completed a Master's Degree of Medical Science specializing in Pathology.
Rob is 38 and was diagnosed at birth. He has had several surgeries on his GI track including removal of his colon. In January of 2014 Rob received the gift of life in the form of a double lung transplant. Rob has volunteered as an Ambassador for CF Canada for over 25 years and was the recipient of the Michelle Breakwell Award in 2002.
Rob has been married for 15 years and has a step daughter who is 16. He also has 2 dogs and a cat. Rob is currently working for an outdoor retail store in Barrie.