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Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Frog Jr. 60
The Dean Rojas Bronzeye (Bronze Eye) Frog, manufactured by Spro, is probably the most heralded frog ever introduced to the US market. Ever since Rojas won $40,000 fishing a frog bait at the Bassmaster Classic on Lake Wylie in 2004, the frog market has gone crazy and we have seen more frogs come on the market in a short time span than ever before. With all the great hollow- bodied frog baits already on the market, Dean Rojas knew he had to really put something extra into the design of the Bronzeye Frog to make it stand out. The first unique feature you'll notice about the Rojas Bronzeye Frog is that it has been designed to utilize the full potential of Gamakatsu's EWG Double Frog Hook. The wire used in this hook is 2x strong, ensuring it can stand up to strong rods and braided line. When you press down on the Bronzeye body you won't believe the amount of hook that is exposed, thanks to the EWG Hook, and how soft the plastic is.
The body of the frog is narrower and longer than other frogs on the market, with the exception of the Swamp Donkey, which will make the Bronzeye walk-the-dog easily in open water. The 'nose' of the bait is anchored to the wire just behind the line tie eye, which has been welded closed so your super braid line cannot slip out. the weight is molded into the body and cannot fall off or move. The body resists filling with water, making the Bronzeye land correctly almost every time. Another nice touch, showing that the bait was designed by someone who actually fishes frogs, is that the living rubber legs are secured inside the body of the Bronzeye so they will never pull out. They are also cut extra long so you can trim them to the length you like. The Bronzeye is a great all-purpose frog, good for thick mats, sparse
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Comments: it sinks; half a days use and it sinks - got tired of squeezing it out after 2 or three casts... forcing me to change rigs on a rod which I hate doing once I am in a spot;
From: Matt: Folsom, CA 7/31/15
Comments: I put a little bit of bathroom silicone around the hook hole and it helps keep the water out. This does not affect the hookup ratio.
From: Unknown: USA 5/1/14
Comments: I really got into frog fishing this summer and this frog was the reason for it! I have always had problems with the hook-up ratio when using a frog but did really well with this one. I'd say near 90%, and I will admit that most of the fish I lost were either small or user-error, not the frogs fault. But when it comes to the features of this frog I know why its considered the best, it is! Dean Rojas says to fish the frog right out of the package, but for me it needs one small modification: cut about 3/4 inch off each of the legs. This does 2 things: 1) it increases the hook-up ratio because the fish aim more for the body of the frog, and thats where the hooks are 2) it makes this frog walk super easy. If you're new to frog fishing and don't know how to walk a frog, its simple, it just takes some practice. When I first started using it, I couldn't make it walk a bit. But after using it an entire summer I make it walk super easy. Now, when I start using other frogs, such as the Booyah Pad Crasher, it doesn't walk. But the Bronzeye always walks. I have caught both quantity and quality using this frog. I have fished a lot of lilly pads, milfoil mats, duckweeds, and any other type of slop and this frog crushed them. To me, the faster the retrieve the better, although there are days when the fish wont hit it unless it stops or you use a slower retrieve. Use a long, stiff rod and braid (A MUST) and can throw this frog a county-mile. Its amazing the long casts you can make with it. Bottom line this frog is amazing. I have many colors but Rainforest Black and Natural Red always seem to work great. I consider it more of a reaction strike then a feeding strike, so I keep my color preference simple and just go fishing!
From: Tom: Ham Lake, MN
Comments: only white frog I have so when I was frogging and my black frogs wernt producing, tied this little guy on and caught a 5.4lber that won me big bass at a local tournament. it still sinks, but its a good little frog to fish pressured lakes with.
From: Griffin: IN
Comments: Out of the package, cast twitch twitch twitch, sinks like a rock. Very very disappointed. Maybe I just purchased a turd. Not a very good first impression. I'll stick with my bully wa's, pad crashers, and strike kings.
From: Tim: TX
Comments: Good action but started to sink after 2 3lbs fish
Comments: frog is horrible. Fills up with water. Sucks
From: Jake: IN
Comments: I love the spro frog its my favorite frog in mid night walker color or albino white I totaly recomend the spro frog a big thumbs up
Comments: this frog is the bomb I had 8 big hits on it but I couldn't bring the fish in. I guess I have to wait a few seconds to set the hook.
From: Brennan: Houma, LA
Comments: By far the best frog i have used! the hook up ratio is far better than any other frog!
From: Adam: NC
Comments: Had "a little bit of luck" with this frog until last night. We smoked 'em last night on the Bronzeye around bedding fish. They were chasing it down and killing it! I can't wait for a bite like that again! Good times!!! ... It's all pros with this frog! It holds up well, casts really well and hook up success is great, as long and you let them eat it well. Buy a few and get bit!
Comments: Great frog, I've had good success on the albino and midnight walker. Personally I trim about 1" off of the legs and also bend the hooks up slightly, this has helped my hook-up ratio considerably. It's hard to do, but make sure you wait that split second or until you feel the fish, before you set the hook, this also will help your hook-up ratio. There 's nothing more fun than catching a hog on a frog, and the Bronzeye Jr. is my frog of choice.
From: Dan: Shullsburg, WI
Comments: This frog is great for catching big Colorado leopard frogs. I would definatly recomend the Rainforest Yellow color for this task.... Overall, great frog.
From: John: Golden, CO
Comments: I borrowed my friends frog and it swims very well and it is a very good frog
From: Matt
Comments: this is the BEST frog out there... its durable i have the netural green and tree frog and they r AWESOME!!! the worst thing about it they gmkatsu EWG hooks poke into it and where the hooks come out ont the bottom water gets in it other thann that awesome frog!
From: Jacob: Monroe, LA
Comments: No other frog puts out as much action as this one. Once you through it out your bound to catch a fish
From: Benjamin: Lutcher, LA
Comments: Great bait! Caught MANY 4+ pound fish on this bait. only thing, bend the hooks out a little bit so you could get a better hook set and also cut about an inch off the legs for better performance.
From: Dylan: New Orleans, LA
Comments: Gets bit every time out everywhere I go! Can't hook anything with it though! LOL
From: Tacklejunkie: Southern California
Comments: Great frog that will get you bit but the 65 is an overall better frog the Jr after a fish or 2 wont float. Hook up is higher on this frog than the 65 but that is when it is actuly on the surface hope this helps.
From: Tyler: Columbus, GA
Comments: love this frog, in my opinion its the best frog on the market, I have been using these frog for about 3 years now and the hook up ratio is great, in three years I've only missed 1 bass and after a few cast I caught it. It was a 3 pounder and it was my fault the line was hung up on a stick and I couldn't hook the bass. A good tip is try to bend the hooks up so its not so close to the body and the hook up ratio will increase if it is low. My cousin had problems hooking fish and I bent the hooks up for him and he hasn't missed a fish yet. I also put a hole in the back with a drill and the water will never sink your frog and if some water gets in, when you cast the water will leave.
From: Andrew: Germantown, MD
Comments: this is a great frog but one problem i have is hook up percentage bc it so hard. one trick i learned though is leave them out in the sun for a little bit on a reflective surface like the hood of a car. the soften right up
From: Joseph: Bryan, TX
Comments: best frog i have ever used period. hook up percentages are great.
From: U.S.
Comments: The second frog that I go to when fishing "slop". Easy to pop and walk; and I usually have no issues with hook-ups. Great product.
From: Daniel: Spokane, WA
Comments: Best frog on the market.
From: U.S.
Comments: This frog kicks ass, best frog on the market.
From: Nate: Pennsylvania, USA
Comments: Love this frog and catch a lot of fish on it but you will not always hook up because the body is too hard. I love this frog but i would go with the trophy series scum frog.
From: Sebby: Middletown, CT
Comments: The bronzeye junior is one of my go to frogs when fishing the slop. If you miss a hit on a frog, odds are you are doing it wrong. You have got to wait until you feel the fish, your eyes deceive you. Wait till you feel the weight of the fish, then cross her eyes. Set the hook hard! And use braided line, of course. My best color has been rainforest black, but Spro has a lot of really good colors.
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The Baltic Dry Index as a Predictor of Global Stock Returns, Commodity Returns, and Global Economic Activity
Gurdip Bakshi
University of Maryland - Robert H. Smith School of Business
George Panayotov
Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Georgios Skoulakis
University of British Columbia (UBC) - Division of Finance
January 26, 2011
AFA 2012 Chicago Meetings Paper
The goal of this paper is to show that the growth rate of the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has predictive ability for a range of stock markets, which is demonstrated through in-sample tests and out-of-sample statistics.
The documented stock return predictability is also of economic significance, as seen by examining the certainty equivalent returns and Sharpe ratios of portfolio strategies that exploit the BDI growth rate. In addition, the BDI growth rate predicts the returns of commodity indexes, and we find some evidence for joint predictability of stock and commodity returns in a system of predictive regressions. Finally, the BDI growth rate predicts the growth in global economic activity, establishing further BDI's role in revealing a link between the real and financial sectors.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 52
Keywords: Baltic Dry Index, global stock markets, commodity returns, global real economic activity, predictive regressions, out-of-sample statistic, economic significance
JEL Classification: C23, C53, G11, G12, G13, C5, D24, D34
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The Morality of Tax Avoidance
Zoë M. Prebble
University of British Columbia - Faculty of Law; University of Michigan Law School - LLM Candidate; New Zealand Law Commission
John Prebble QC
Victoria University of Wellington - Faculty of Law; Institut für Österreichisches und Internationales Steuerrecht, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien; University of Notre Dame Australia - School of Law
Creighton Law Review, Vol. 43, No. 3, pp. 693-745, 2010
Victoria University of Wellington Legal Research Paper No. 9/2012
If "tax avoidance" means "contriving legal transactions that reduce tax in ways that are contrary to legislative policy", then "evasion" is illegal reduction and "mitigation" is unexceptionable reduction. Apparently, tax avoidance may occur endogenously, within the existing economic framework of a business or an estate plan, or exogenously, by resort to an independent tax shelter. The distinction is apparent, but not real. (a) Whether an arrangement amounts to avoidance and, if so, (b) whether the avoidance is moral are fundamentally the same questions in all contexts, including estate planning. Judges sometimes claim that tax avoidance is moral. That claim appears to be based on the distinction that avoidance is legal whereas evasion is illegal. A legal/illegal test cannot determine questions of morality. Others who aver that tax avoidance is moral base their claims on four assumptions: that taxpayers have a moral right to their pre-tax income; that avoidance is a victimless activity; that the immorality of evasion is derived solely from its illegality (and therefore that avoidance, which has the same factual matrix, is moral); and that morality is wholly independent of the law. These assumptions are mistaken. Evasion is immoral in a deep sense, not simply as malum prohibitum. Since evasion and avoidance share their essential elements, and are separated only by a legal difference, it follows that avoidance is also immoral. Public opinion can test this conclusion, albeit imperfectly. The approach is deontological, focusing on actions, not on agents, and comparative, drawing on cases from several jurisdictions.
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Keywords: Income Tax Law, Tax Shelters, Anti-Avoidance, Morality, Estate Planning, malum in se, Tax Evasion, Tax Avoidance, Ethics, Duke of Westminster, Learned Hand
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County's drop in foreclosures leads way
According to a report by the Colorado Division of Housing, statewide, foreclosure filings are down 41.3 percent in the first quarter of 2013, compared to a year ago. Foreclosure auction sales are also down 30.5 percent over that time frame. Of the 12 largest counties in the state, none showed a greater decrease in filings over that time than Douglas County, which led the way with a decrease of 49.3 percent. Only 10 of Colorado's 64 counties saw an increase in the number of filings over the last year.
Teen named man of the year
The Rocky Mountain Chapter of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society named Highlands Ranch High School junior Michael Guglielmi (featured April 25 in the Highlands Ranch Herald) as its man of the year after the young man raised more than $26,000 for blood cancer research and patient support services for LLS.
This year's youngest candidate for man or woman of the year, Guglielmi ran in honor of his father, Ralph, a leukemia survivor who is the current president of the chapter's board of trustees and was the 2007 man of the year. The woman of the year was Peach Pagano of Boulder, who raised just shy of $51,000 in honor of her brother, Chuck Pagano, head coach of the NFL's Indianapolis Colts and a leukemia survivor. To learn more about LLS, please visit www.lls.org.
Redstone Park Pond closed temporarily
Following the discovery of high levels of E. coli at Redstone Pond Park in Highlands Ranch, Metro District staff made the decision to temporarily close the pond. Visitors to the park are encouraged to avoid and direct contact with the water until further notice. The high levels of bacteria may have occurred due to a variety of factors including the late start-up of the park irrigation system as well as waterfowl excrement in the pond. Once bacteria levels return to normal the pond will reopen.
Due to the closure, the Metro District's annual Kids' Fishing Day slated for June 1 is being moved to the pond at Fly'n B Park. Pre-registration is required for the event and can be done at www.highlandsranch.org. For more information on the closure at Redstone Park Pond, please contact Carrie Ward, Metro District director of parks, recreation and open space at 303-791-2710 or email@example.com.
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Douglas County Libraries is throwing one giant party June 1, as all branches will kick off the summer with an all-day "Dig Into Reading" event, featuring games, activities, giveaways, face painting, special appearances and more. The district is kicking off a summer reading program that will span from June 1 until July 27, and families can register for the program at the events or at www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Kids12 and under who read for 12 hours and teens 10-18 who read for 18 hours will receive vouchers for a meal and a Colorado Rapids game, plus a chance to win one of 150 four-packs of tickets to Elitch Gardens. Adults who read four books will be entered into a grand prize drawing for a $100 Visa gift card. Registration, also available at all branches, closes July 13 and all reading logs are due July 27.


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Virgin Blue and Qantas Respond to Ansett Crisis Special "Distress Fares" Offered To Ansett Passengers14/09/2001
Virgin Blue and Qantas have responded immediately to the cessation of Ansett's services, offering special discounted fares to Ansett passengers left stranded.
By this afternoon, special Ansett passenger "help desks" will be set up at key Virgin Blue ports and the entire Virgin Blue team is working overtime to deal with the immediate ramifications of this unprecedented situation.
Virgin Blue is also looking at a number of immediate relief options, such as operating additional flights out of normal hours and potentially bringing in extra aircraft.
Where possible, Virgin Blue will initially increase capacity on existing routes while evaluating what can be done on the routes Virgin Blue currently doesn't fly.
Head of Commercial David Huttner said, "In light of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding today's events, Virgin Blue and Qantas have jointly decided to offer special fares to ticketed Ansett passengers, and we have confirmed that the ACCC has no objection to this temporary arrangement. We are currently operating at near full capacity but will do our best to ensure that no seat goes out empty".
Ansett Disrupted Passenger fares will be offered on all Virgin Blue Routes where there is space available. These fares are available through the Virgin Blue website, www.virginblue.com.au or through the Call Centre on 13 6789.
Virgin Blue is urging people to use the website wherever possible as airport and call centre staff are being flooded with enquiries.
A special web page has been set up on the Virgin Blue website for Ansett staff seeking employment and as jobs become available, Virgin Blue will review those applications as a priority.
One way Fares & Conditions:
Sydney-Brisbane: $129.80
Sydney-Adelaide: $179.30
Sydney-Coolangatta: $129.80
Sydney-Melbourne: $149.60
Brisbane-Melbourne: $220.00
Brisbane-Adelaide: $239.80
Brisbane-Townsville: $170.30
Brisbane-Canberra: $179.30
Melbourne-Adelaide: $129.80
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INGLEWOOD, CA – April 10, 2007 -- The City of Inglewood will host its Annual Health & Wellness, College and Career and Earth Day Expo on Saturday, April 21, 2007 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at Roger's Park located at 400 West Beach Avenue. The theme for this action-packed day is ""Healthy Life, Healthy Living," and is designed to encourage healthy lifestyles and bring awareness to issues that impact quality of life, including physical health, education and environmental awareness.
New to this year's three-in-one event is the City's First Annual Fitness Bowl. The Fitness Bowl was birthed to mitigate the growing number of childhood obesity cases, as well as promote the importance of daily exercise. Under the watchful eye of a medical professional and certified fitness trainer, participants within four age brackets will engage in a regimen of exercises. The four age categories include 10-17, 18-34, 35-49 and 50 and over. The individual or team who finishes the regimen in the fastest time will be determined the winner. Prizes will be given.
Colleges from throughout the State will be available at the fair to discuss admission requirements, financial aid, and important college preparation information.
The City's Environmental Services Division will be on hand with an array of tips on recycling and waste prevention. Both residents and businesses will benefit from the information provided to protect the community's and the region's natural resources.
Admission to all areas of the fair is free! For more information contact the Cultural Office at (310) 412-8700. To register for the Fitness Bowl, contact Arrick Turner at (310) 412-5504.


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So, the big news coming out of Iowa over the weekend was a new poll that puts Newt Gingrich as the frontrunner in the GOP nomination race for the caucuses, which will be held January 3rd, with Mitt Romney dropping to third place. A key element to this story is Romney's "slide" into third place. What doesn't seem to be discussed: the surge of iconoclastic GOP candidate Ron Paul in the face of declines by Herman Cain and Rick Perry.
My friend Eric Ostermeier at Smart Politics provides another insightful media content analysis that reveals a key part of Paul's inability to capitalize on this good fortune. Check this out… if I were Paul's camp, I'd be furious:


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What fractions can you find between the square roots of 65 and 67?
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Scheduling alone for classrooms and conference spaces won't reveal how many people are truly present on an hourly basis. DCV is ideal for dense and highly variable occupancies.
Fixed Vs. Demand Control
If your building uses fixed ventilation yet has variable occupancy patterns, energy is wasted whenever excess air is supplied. Instead, implement demand control ventilation (DCV) to calculate
occupancy and adjust air supply in real-time. As shown in this sample facility, different people counting strategies offer various levels of sensitivity.
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Can ventilation requirements and energy conservation go hand in hand? They can if you implement demand control ventilation (DCV).
There's no reason to waste energy conditioning air for people who aren't in your building. Instead of supplying air at fixed rates, DCV automatically adjusts ventilation levels based on real-time occupancy measurements. This strategy allows you to meet code and reduce energy use without sacrificing indoor air quality.
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The problem with traditional ventilation is that it cannot distinguish between actual vs. projected occupancy. As outlined in ASHRAE 62.1-2013, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality, ventilation rates are calculated using two factors: square footage and peak occupancy.
Since square footage is a constant, any fluctuations on the occupancy side of the equation give rise to energy waste. With travel, sick days, vacation, and inclement weather, your building is rarely at capacity. In fact, human resources data shows an average of 75% of workers will be in attendance at any given time.
Without a way to calculate the actual headcount, your HVAC system operates as if maximum occupancy occurs on a continuous basis. If you can eliminate the excess air supply whenever fewer people are present, however, you have an opportunity to capture energy savings.
To have a responsive, intelligent HVAC system, you need to implement demand control ventilation. This strategy recognizes when a space has fewer people than scheduled and drops ventilation levels accordingly, explains Daniel Nall, senior vice president with Thornton Tomasetti, an engineering firm. Air supply is calculated using verified headcounts rather than occupancy projections. DCV is no different than using occupancy sensors to control lights – both ensure energy is conserved when there's no activity in a space that justifies its use.
For example, offices need to supply 5 cubic feet per minute (cfm) per person in addition to a baseline of 0.06 cfm per square foot, Nall explains. Unoccupied, a 250-square-foot office needs 15 cfm to meet the ASHRAE standard. With one individual present, this increases to 20 cfm. Using DCV to sense when the room is empty, you can scale back the ventilation from 20 to 15 cfm, a 25% decrease in air supply. These savings are then multiplied across any room that has DCV capability.
If your occupancy variations are known in advance, DCV may be as simple as using a basic schedule in a building management system, says Jules C. Nohra, manager for energy efficiency at SourceOne, an energy consulting and management firm. Those with irregular or unforeseen occupancy fluctuations, however, will require sensors that can determine how many people are present. These include education, retail, conference areas, performance venues, lobbies, and offices with a mobile workforce or flex hours.
Carbon dioxide monitoring is by far the most common way to determine occupancy, says Thomas Lawrence, senior public service associate with the College of Engineering at the University of Georgia. The technology is well-established and straightforward to implement. CO2 isn't treated as a contaminant that needs to have its levels controlled (a common misconception), but as a representation for the number of bodies in a space.
"Carbon dioxide measurements act as a surrogate for occupancy because humans generate an average volume per hour," explains Nall. "By calculating the concentration differential between internal CO2 volumes and the outside air, you can estimate the number of people in your building. For example, if your CO2 concentration doubles, then occupancy has doubled."
Occupancy sensors, such as the infrared ones you pair with lighting controls, can also be used. These are the most effective in individual work spaces and private offices, Lawrence observes. For a zone with multiple workers, however, they don't offer fine enough measurements to calculate total attendance.
For example, think of an open floor plan that houses 30 people. The occupancy sensor will trip when the first person arrives, but it can't scan the room an hour later to see if all 30 workers showed up that day. It also can't detect if 15 of those employees move to another part of the building for a two-hour meeting, leaving the space over-ventilated during that period.
Entertainment venues may be able to use ticket sales to confirm a headcount. Other facilities can derive occupancy by counting cell phone signals present in the facility, Lawrence says. It's also possible to have IT report the number of active computers, assuming that each device fired up represents a person in the space. If you use an access control system and it can interface with your BAS, each card swipe, keypad entry, or turnstile rotation can count toward occupancy.
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Kunal Sah, a fourth grade student from Book Cliff Elementary in Green River, took top honors in this year's Emery District Spelling Bee. Twenty-three students grades 4-8, competed at Emery High Little Theater recently. Although the Deseret News is no longer sponsoring the spelling bee, the rules are similar. After several rounds of intense competition the final two spellers were Brett Mecham, sixth grade from Huntington Elementary, and Kunal Sah. Brett misspelled "beachhead," at which point Kunal was required to spell that word correctly plus "abominable" in order to be declared overall winner. Each school held contests prior to the district spelling bee. These grade winners then advanced to the district but will compete no further. Students participating are as follows: fourth grade winners Spencer Fehlberg, Jacob Tuttle, Melissa Atwood, Mandy Langston, Kunal Sah, Jade Fielder and Brooke Jensen; fifth grade-Hadan Hatch, Miranda Stokes, Keith Bird, Brian Langston, Courtney Carter-Burton, Larelan Huntsman; sixth grade-Brett Mecham, Whitney Saupan, Randi Rhodes, Brittany Gibbons, Marvin Arnold, Cory Collard; seventh grade-Allison Petersen, Tamara Luke and eighth grade-Jacob Begay and Camille Fehlberg.
Tom Baltzer and Doug Mecham, Emery District, were in charge of the spelling bee. Julie Taylor and Jennifer Lopez, Southeast Service Center, proctored the contest.
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By Jan
from South Berwick,Me
Comments about Heavy Duty Scrub Sponge Set Of 50:
a will not run out for awhile and I am glad they have scrubbing green on the back
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Teri
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Love them just right for my hand better then the bigger ones in the store
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By WJC
from Bronx, NY
Completely worthless. These are faux sponges. The yellow side isn't absorbant. As other reviewers have said, it will only take one use to realize that these sponges are not worth the investment. One real sponge will prove to be a better value than this set of 50. This product gets one star only because zero stars is not an option.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
These are perfect
By Runin
from Connecticut
I use this for my dishes and kitchen countertops. They hold up well, clean thouroughly, are a great price for the quantity, and I can always pop them in the microwave to kill any bacteria. This will be the third time I am ordering them.
These are terrible!
By carols
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I have 50 sponges I don't know what to do with. I should send them back, but package has been opened and I tried one.
Absolutely worthless product
By Grumpy
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Under-sized, good for about 1-1/2 uses before falling apart, a complete rip-off.
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The average sponge is twice the size of these. there is a saying that you get what you pay for. The only job these are good for are very SMALL. [...]
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Not a reliable product
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The 26 cents an individual small sponge comes out to is NOT worth the price. One only lasts about 3-4 times & has to be thrown out. Big disappointment.
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The Lowe Institute of Political Economy is seeking student research analysts for the 2015-16 academic year. The students will work closely with faculty members at CMC. Specific responsibilities include preparing and analyzing databases, programming, web site management, and administrative work for the Institute. In addition, students will be involved with faculty on a variety of empirically-based research projects.
Students are expected to work up to 5 to 10 hours per week. The rate of pay is $9 to $12 per hour.
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The Baker-Lowe Scholars Program of the Lowe Institute of Political Economy is designed for advanced economics majors with interests in public affairs and political economy. Recipients of the awards will write a research paper on a selected public policy issue for presentation at the spring Board of Governors meeting. The institute provides research supervision and assistance. Recipients may receive $2,500 cash stipends or ½ course credit.
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The Lowe Institute of Political Economy is pleased to announce summer internships for CMC students. CMC students interested in domestic internships with public policy think-tanks and private sector firms may apply for Lowe Institute support. The highly-selective Lowe Internship Program is open to CMC rising juniors and seniors with preference given to economics majors. Internships can originate with the sponsoring agency, be designed by the student with agency approval, or be coordinated by CMC faculty or alumni. Awards of up to $10,000 are available to assist with travel and living expenses associated with the 8-10 week internship. Awards are based on the academic record of the applicant, relevant extracurricular activities, recommendation, and merit of the internship proposal. A 5-10 page paper summarizing your internship will be due the first week of school.
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Social Media Gap
New forms of communication are causing a generation gap in the workplace — but who's really at a disadvantage?
Look around your workplace. Chances are you're seeing younger and more employees on Facebook, Twitter, iPhone and Android apps, and hundreds of other social media applications and platforms. The prolific little snippets of social interaction have spread like wildfire.
To the younger generation, they blur the line between personal interaction and a professional business tool. The Old Guard still often sees them as noise compared to established traditional channels of business communications. Both generations often wonder how the other gets anything done.
The work force 10 years ago was dominated by personal relationships, marketing savvy and big personalities. The phone, e-mail, cocktails and personal meetings dominated the corporate environment. The traditional work force relied heavily on building long-lasting relationships. It was not uncommon for deals to be forged over golf games and wine tastings. Access to key players was controlled by "gate keepers" who kept people's time at a premium. Employees worked harder on fewer relationships with higher returns. Patience was a virtue and personal networks were closely guarded. This made the world harder to operate in, but also kept the noise down.
From the perspective of the social media savvy work force, tools such as Twitter and Facebook allow them to reach people more quickly and on a broader scale. As both producers and consumers of small bite-sized pieces of information, the younger generation views it as a time saver all around. They say, "Twitter is great. I can get hundreds of followers and talk to them all at once."
If only a few of them engage it's a win because so little time went into the relationship. For the more advanced social media users, the medium can be used to boil down complex human interaction into simple metrics. Suddenly, interacting with 500 people on Facebook becomes a game of which word in a sentence sells more product. This drive toward obtaining results immediately fits perfectly with the behavior of social media, as well as the millennial generation's mind set.
The question isn't about how well employees will communicate with each other across the gap, but rather, how they will communicate with customers. Companies looking to bring in social media talent must first learn if the consumer they are serving is ready for that type of engagement. A traditional work force will have a difficult time communicating with social media consumers. The solution here is simple: Hire a younger, more Twitter and Facebook happy employee. The Old Guard then assumes a more managerial role. Minor training will be required to bridge the intra-office political gap, but at least the consumer is being served.
If the company is serving a traditional consumer through a younger work force heavily engaged in social media, there may be a significant impact to the bottom line. It's usually impossible to retrain consumers, and very hard to undo the customer interaction expectations social media has set for many younger employees. Given characteristics of the millennial generation, training social media employees to use traditional means may also be next to impossible. With a significant supply of traditional employees still on the market, companies will probably end up matching their employee base to their consumer base through hiring practices.
Employees have the option to transition from traditional to social media communicators. Traditional employees have the advantage of growing up in a world that did not know social media; that world will never completely go away. Social media can be learned at a fundamental level fairly easily. However, younger employees have grown up with social media. They've learned to use it in many creative ways and can ride the wave of social innovation with little effort. The new generation will, however, have to rely on the Old Guard to pass down hard lessons learned in the traditional space.
So what does social media mean for employees in the future? Based on trends, it will probably be a requirement soon. The world is embracing social media, and the medium is just in its infancy. As new tools to manage and control social media emerge, it will become more complex and essential to both office politics and customer interaction.
Everyone graduating today is steeped in social media and only a few years away from key workplace positions. The Old Guard will transition to areas requiring less and less social media and then fade from the workplace, leaving behind only a handful of the most effective old school communications techniques. By then, it may not matter; social interaction is evolving so quickly the social media we know today will be old school in the very near future.
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TOUR DAY 2011: Maine Tours
Docomomo US TOUR DAY 2011: MAINE
Tour: Modernism in Coastal Maine
Camden, Deer Isle, Falmouth Foreside, ME
Docomomo US/New England
Date/Time: September 23-25, 2011 Weekend Trip
New England will be conducting a tour three significant modern sites in Coastal Maine on the week-end of September 23-25. The first stop will be a house designed in 1940 by pioneering New England modernist Nathanial Saltonstall in Camden on Saturday the 24th, followed by a visit to the Haystack Mountain School on Deer Isle by Edward Larrabee Barnes. On Sunday we will visit the 1952 Payson House in Falmouth Foreside by Serge Chermayeff. Travel arrangements are up to the tour participants, but space may be available in cars for those in need of transportation. A group of tour participants presently intends to depart the Boston area late Friday afternoon and stay overnight in Camden, though driving up early Saturday morning is also an option. We will overnight Saturday on Deer isle or in Camden (participant's choice, there is limited accommodation available on Deer Isle), and stop in Falmouth Foreside on the way back to the Boston area. Participation in the tour is free, but all travel, food, and lodging accommodations are to be covered by tour goers.
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FREE, Participants will cover all travel, food, and lodging costs
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This is a great book for someone who is new to gluten free baking. It has many useful tips and reference pages and so many great recipes. Amy also uses other types of sweeteners instead of sugar. I'm so glad I got this before it was discontinued. Urge iherb to bring it back if you find you need it too!
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I didn't think this was a miracle worker book of recipes by any means, but was nice. I have done research and found most of my recipes off of the internet, and seem to have found good ones.
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The thing that gives us hope
October 01 2009 01:52PM
There have been many occasions during the preseason where we have watched our beloved Oilers play some less than inspired hockey. Remembering the absolute collapse down the stretch last year, we have this sickly feeling from time to time deep down in the pit of our stomach. No, it isn't the morning Colt 45-old pizza combination wreaking havoc on our nervous system. It's these ding dang Oilers and their lack of identity or fire. But unlike last season there is one thing that gives us hope early on in the season: the new coaching staff led by Pat Quinn.
The offseason addition of co-coaches Tom Renney and Pat Quinn came as a surprise to everyone in the OilersNation, except Robin Brownlee who famously predicted waaaay back in May that exactly this would happen:
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see Tambellini hire a head coach and an associate coach in tandem, then fill out the bench roster by adding an assistant or two. Why not Pat Quinn as head coach and Tom Renney as his associate?
Pat Quinn = Good Coach
It's no secret that Pat Quinn has a sterling record coaching to say the least. Quinn is the winningest active coach in the NHL, and 5th all time with 657 wins. Even more tantalizing for Oilers fans Quinn's record includes 11 first round playoff wins in 16 seasons. He has a .569 career winning percentage, despite the unenviable task of coaching the Leafs and the Canucks. He is also believed to be the inventor of the horseshoe drill, cherry flavored Gatorade and coined the term "making the cut" back in 1874.
When Quinn took the helm of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1998-99 season he took the team from a 30-43-9 record to a 45-30-7 record the very next season, where they ultimately lost in the Conference Finals to the Sabres. Goals for jumped by 38% that year and all those people in suits in Toronto were able to look down their noses at each other during three long playoff series.
But Wanye
We can hear people already "but WAAAAAANYE, how can you compare the 2009-10 Oilers to the 1998-99 Maple Leafs? It's like comparing apples to hornets! They had CuJo and Mats Sundin! We have JDD and JFJ! To say nothing of the many contributions Lonny Bohonos made that season with his three goals in seven games! Quinn can't be expected to craft gold out of mud can he?"
We think that a proven winner can step in and make an impact on this underachieving Oilers squad and that all of the pundits that have weighed on so far on the Oilers chances this season are selling the new regime short. Both TSN and THN project the Oilers at a heart pounding 11th place at season's end. Predictions mean about as much as an honorary degree in Chemistry bestowed upon Lindsay Lohan, but we will get to that when our own predictions come out later in the week. We think the Oil are being sold short.
Back to right now
It's clear that Quinn & Co have been less than impressed with some of our beloved Oilers. We recently read this beauty Quinn quote on TSN with his take on some of the Oilers veteran players thus far:
"We have some guys that aren't leaders that are veterans. They've hung around because they know how to play, but we need our veterans to care more about the other people around them," he said. "Some guys don't have time for that. They're busy with themselves."
You have to hand it to Quinn for making statements that are this bold early on in the season. Remember just a few short years back when the veteran Oilers were readily blocking shots with their grills? Remember how they were richly rewarded with legacy contracts and we could all sleep tightly knowing that there was a specific brand of Oilers hockey and that our long term veterans would guard it carefully before it could be handed over to the crop of young hotshots lighting the world on fire?
What happened to those good ol' days? How have things fallen to the point where the incoming Coaching staff assess the scenarios and come up with the conclusion above? Who are these veterans Quinn is lambasting?
In our humble opinion you can't win games on Coaching alone. The fact Barry Melrose wasn't able to immediately right the Good Ship Lightning speaks to that point very well. But on a team searching for an identity, with veterans "busy with themselves" and the youth searching to find their places in the world, it is clear that there is a sincere desire on the part of the Team to bring a new message into RX1 and rebuild anew. And the guy leading the charge has more NHL wins under his belt than Paris Hilton has had bed partners.
And that right there is the only thing that gives us hope.
Somewhere this guy is breathing a sigh of relief that this season isn't about to go down on his watch.
October 01 2009, 02:00PM
October 01 2009, 02:02PM
Robin Brownlee wrote:
ROFL. Dork!
October 01 2009, 02:02PM
Robin Brownlee wrote:
This made me laugh so hard that one of my eyes popped out of it's socket.
*claps once, so loudly that all of Brownlee's irritants are immediately quashed*
October 01 2009, 02:03PM
Ahhh. Good times, good times.
October 01 2009, 02:03PM
Wanye, while the article was cool, I have to say the best part was the YouTube clip at the bottom. If a picture is worth a thousand words, that 5-second clip was a doctorate thesis.
Wanye you write in beautiful prose.
Great article
October 01 2009, 02:05PM
@ Robin Brownlee: @ Smokin' Ray: Haha Wow Impersonator... or real deal?
October 01 2009, 02:07PM
@ RossCreek: I sure hope he's real. Funniest sh*t I've heard all day. I'm still laughing.
I'm curious to see how long players will be given a chance to prove themselves and adjust to a new system and a new regime and blah blah blah™.
After ______ games or weeks or whatever, how hard do they hit the block and get some fresh faces? I love the new faces on the bench, been waiting for this for years now.
How long does someone like Chopper have to prove himself to this staff? Obviously he plays with emotion, but the plays part is where he usually lets us down. It usually works out to takes penalties with emotion ...
A healthy Visnovsky and more accountability will lead us to the playoffs. There is no doubt in mu mind that Quinn will shove said accountability in a variety of Oiler orifices as the need presents itself.
Here's hoping we play perennial choke artists San Jose in the first round. Also, why does Dany Heatley only have one 'N' in his name? Was his Momma really that poor?...
October 01 2009, 02:13PM
RossCreek wrote:
@ Robin Brownlee: @ Smokin' Ray: Haha Wow Impersonator… or real deal?
I've checked on the back end of the database. This is the real Robin Brownlee.
I love this site.
October 01 2009, 02:14PM
Oh my Grebeshkov that was funny.
I too have hope in the new regime AND I love that he's holding everyone accountable, Vets and rookies alike.
October 01 2009, 02:18PM
Robin Brownlee wrote:
Wanye Gretz wrote:
I've checked on the back end of the database. This is the real Robin Brownlee. I love this site.
Fine it's funny when Robin does it. Can we all declare him the winner and move on then? You know this is just going to encourage all the children out there to keep on with this, right? Today, Bingofuel is one step closer to an aneurysm . . .
LT is also predicting 11th.
The whole question really hinges on what impact MacT had or didnt have.
October 01 2009, 02:26PM
Ender the Dragon wrote:
Can we all declare him the winner and move on then?
In a word: No.
I find first to be hilarious if for no other reason than it divides families, pits brother against brother and directly led to the invention of Cherry Flavored Gatorade in Pat Quinn's basement.
October 01 2009, 02:26PM
Hope Floats - but on ice, it glides.
Unless it's frozen in the ice, then it's just "hope wedged".
Ender the Dragon wrote:
You know this is just going to encourage all the children out there to keep on with this, right?
Seventeenth!!! IQWT
October 01 2009, 02:29PM
hahaha...ohhh sweet baby Jesus. This "first" business is teh bests.
(so is writing "teh" instead of the)
(also, so is pluralizing words that don't needs it)
Smokin' Ray wrote:
Robin Brownlee wrote: FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROFL. Dork!
Mine shows FIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! not FIRST. Much funnier than first.
October 01 2009, 02:30PM
@ The Towel Boy: also, fist instead of first
Bob wrote:
LT is also predicting 11th. The whole question really hinges on what impact MacT had or didnt have.
The biggest impact MacT had was a fender bender on Jasper Ave. (shoulda kept his head up, I hear the Comrie folk are good with that too)
October 01 2009, 02:33PM
BarryS wrote:
Mine shows FIST!
Rock on, Bingofuel.
So is Brownlee going to make a cameo at The Pint on Saturday night?
October 01 2009, 02:39PM
Just bring on the season already. Also, what ever happened to everybody stating in the first two day, why drag it out to the third day to start the majority of teams. I gotta wait till Saturday to see the Oilers!...
Go Oilers GO!
October 01 2009, 02:47PM
I'm not reading to much into these 11th place predictions because they are coming from the same clowns that predicted us to win the division last year.
October 01 2009, 02:51PM
Every year i say we will win the cup and it seems to get worse every year so this year i say we are not going to make the playoffs and hopefully they do the opposite of what i tell people.
Robin Brownlee wrote:
This really made my day, just because of whom it came from. As for the Oilers, I really see them sneaking into the playoffs and go at least six games in the series against whomever they play. I hope it's the Sharks and Danny Boy loses his front teeth because of a Souray shot.
Did anyone catch MacT on the TSN prediction panel last night? He still loves the Oil...predicted a playoff appearance and masterfully did NOT let Mcguire get the last word on how the kids had 'abandoned' him last year. I love it when Mcguire is speechless...
Not sure how to embed the link - but it's on TSN's media player.
Our team has the element of surprise this year - no one expects us to win. Hopefully our mix of old age and treachery along with youth and skill will get us to the playoffs...
October 01 2009, 02:59PM
SkinnyD wrote:
Did anyone catch MacT on the TSN prediction panel last night?
I almost missed MacT watching him last night. What a fine head of hair the man possesses.
SkinnyD wrote:
Our team has the element of surprise this year
Cool! We're kind of like ninjas.
October 01 2009, 03:00PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
This made me laugh so hard that one of my eyes popped out of it's socket
My boy crush on this hunk http://img.listal.com/image/376748/250full.jpg has snow swooned over to my main man Wanye!
Great read sexy! :)
October 01 2009, 03:06PM
I'm glad hope floats because if we play poorly, I know something else that floats too.
October 01 2009, 03:08PM
dyckster wrote:
has snow
-has now-
FFS, is it time to go home yet!
October 01 2009, 03:10PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
I almost missed MacT watching him last night. What a fine head of hair the man possesses.
I know, it's like a dream wrapped in fantasy, then curled with the iron of masculinity.
After much thought - oooh my head hurts and reading my empty tea cup - what your not supposed to us tea bags, and reading the entrails of the pre-versated chicken I cooked, and consulting my 1984 oilers media guide. I predict the Oilers finish 1st in the division.
dyckster wrote:
dyckster wrote: has snow -has now- FFS, is it time to go home yet!
@ dyckster: I hear you. I read it as snow...and it made sense. Weird. What is a snow-swoon?
October 01 2009, 03:13PM
@ BarryS:
That reads like a Haiku. A terrible, poorly written Haiku, but a Haiku none the less.
ScubaSteve wrote:
@ BarryS: That reads like a Haiku. A terrible, poorly written Haiku, but a Haiku none the less.
Oilers not so bad First place is attainable Sully is my star
October 01 2009, 03:20PM
Bob Loblaw wrote:
I'm glad hope floats because if we play poorly, I know something else that floats too.
Indeed: hope floats, but it needs to be on the top 2 lines.
Looking forward to The Pint. My wife had better not go into labour that night, but maybe that'll be a sign that my daughter is destined to be named Wanye...
SkinnyD wrote:
Did anyone catch MacT on the TSN prediction panel last night? He still loves the Oil…predicted a playoff appearance and masterfully did NOT let Mcguire get the last word on how the kids had 'abandoned' him last year. I love it when Mcguire is speechless… Not sure how to embed the link – but it's on TSN's media player.
Courtesy of Staples blog:
October 01 2009, 03:26PM
Brodziak is no glitz, lots of grit http://www.startribune.com/sports/wild/62997452.html?elr=KArksi8cyaiUBP7hUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aULPQL7PQLanchO7DiUr
The Wild forward is a blue-collar stalwart who works relentlessly to improve his game -- and to win. Coach Todd Richards grabbed him quickly when he was available... Brodziak contributed a goal and three assists in six preseason games. Richards now uses other labels to describe him, including trustworthy, versatile and professional. That's exactly the impression the unassuming Brodziak hoped to make, no matter what role he plays... Brodziak can play center or wing. He's handy in the faceoff circle and tenacious on the penalty kill. He's already popular in the locker room, and he gives the Wild a valuable presence as a center with a right-handed shot... Richards prizes his low maintenance factor, as well as his steady energy.
@ David S: Thank you sir...
Ender the Dragon wrote:
BarryS wrote: Mine shows FIST! Rock on, Bingofuel.
lol, disemvoweling is a great policy... with hilarious results!
October 01 2009, 03:33PM
As long as we spank the Casucks, I be very happy.
Lucky Charms and Mike
will lead us on the scoresheet
Jacques is no beanstalk
TSN = great for adding MacT, and the Hockey theme song they stole from HNIC gets my heart RACING!
CBC no longer fist!!!! in hockey
Home opener vs. Chokes is so sweet, 5-2 win.
ScubaSteve wrote:
@ BarryS: That reads like a Haiku. A terrible, poorly written Haiku, but a Haiku none the less.
Can't be a Haiku two many words.
October 01 2009, 04:17PM
You know what else floats? Poop, thats what.
October 01 2009, 04:21PM
4:20 hit for the hip-hop heads = ill vid/song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQyIqTYG72c
October 01 2009, 04:27PM
RossCreek wrote:
4:20 hit for the hip-hop heads = ill vid/song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQyIqTYG72c
Hope springs eternal, Hope floats...but never forget this little nugget...Poop also floats. That may be a more realistic possibility.


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Dr. Peter W. Rodman
Dr. Peter W. Rodman is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution where his interests cover a wide range of foreign policy and international security issues, including presidential policymaking in national security, multilateralism in global affairs, strategic options in the Gulf, the challenges of Islamist radicalism, and U.S.-China relations. His career began as an assistant to Henry Kissinger on the White House/NSC staff, and he has worked in five presidential administrations, the Department of Defense, the Department of State, and the National Security Council (NSC). His service at the White House included being a deputy assistant to the President for National Security Affairs from 1986 to 1987. From 1984 to 1986, he served as Director of the Policy Planning Staff at the State Department. Most recently, as Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Mr. Rodman was a senior adviser to the Secretary of Defense on the formulation and coordination of security strategy and policy with respect to most regions of the world, including Asia, the Middle East and Europe. During the Nixon and Ford administrations, he was a member of the National Security Council Staff and special assistant to Henry Kissinger. Before joining the Bush administration in 2001, he was a senior editor of National Review, director of national security studies at the Nixon Center, and a member of the board of Freedom House and of the World Affairs Council of Washington, DC. He is the author of a history of the Cold War in the Third World (More Precious than Peace, Scribner's, 1994) and of numerous monographs and articles in scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers. Mr. Rodman has an A.B. from Harvard, a B.A. and Masters from Oxford, and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.
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The Emerging Pattern of Geopolitics
September 26, 2007
Authored by Dr. Peter W. Rodman.
This keynote address given at the XVIII Annual Strategy Conference of the U.S. Army War College represented an effort to look beyond Iraq and Afghanistan and grasp contemporary global security dynamics.


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Best selling Australian novelist Robert Dessaix explores the idea of love and Lambert at the National Gallery of Australia
6pm Saturday 15 September
Robert Dessaix, former presenter of ABC Radio National's literary program, Books and Writing and best selling author, will present a public lecture at 6 pm Saturday September 15 at the National Gallery of Australia.
The celebrity lecture presented as part of the Gallery's public program of events for the George W. Lambert exhibition, provides visitors with an opportunity to hear Robert Dessaix speak on his favourite topic. It also provides visitors with a last chance to view the popular exhibition George W. Lambert retrospective: heroes and icons, closing on Sunday 16 September.
The lecture, entitled 'Love etcetera', is about different kinds of love, something Robert Dessaix refers to in his most recent work Twilight of Love: Tales of Turgenev, a biography of the 19th century Russian aristocrat writer, and a personal travelogue interwoven with Turgenev's ideas, on subjects close to Robert's heart.
Exploring these ideas of love, Robert Dessaix references the kinds of love experienced by artists like George Lambert. The exhibition catalogue written by Anna Gray, curator of the far-reaching retrospective exhibition now on at the National Gallery, also explores these themes in her essay on Lambert's life, and quotes from Robert Dessaix's book Twilight of Love.
Robert Dessaix lectured at the Australian National University from 1972 – 1984, and is well known to Canberra audiences. A writer and speaker renowned for his articulate expression of human emotions and desires, Robert Dessaix promises to challenge his audience to consider the inner recesses of their own hearts, and to contemplate the aspects of love in all its various forms, which connect us all.
Robert Dessaix lecture
Where: National Gallery of Australia
When: Saturday 15 September
Time: 6.00pm
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Canon has announced the March 19 release of a new PowerShot camera: the PowerShot SX410 IS.
The PowerShot SX410 IS boasts a 40x optical zoom lens that covers a range from 24mm to 960mm (in 35mm equivalent terms). It also has a 1/2.3-inch 20MP CCD sensor, a DIGIC 4+ image processing engine, and a 3.0-inch monitor.
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