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IPCC confirms that cost-effective policies and technologies could greatly reduce global warming
Bangkok, 4 May 2007- A new assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concludes that the world community could slow and then reduce global emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) over the next several decades by exploiting cost-effective policies and current and emerging technologies.
Based on the most up-to-date, peer-reviewed literature on emissions modelling, economics, policies and technologies, today's report reveals how governments, industry and the general public could together reduce the energy and carbon intensity of the global economy despite growing incomes and population levels.
"Climate change will touch every corner and every community on this planet but equally, overcoming climate change can touch on every facet of the global economy in a wealth of positive ways. Measures to reduce emissions can, in the main, be achieved at starkly low costs especially when compared with the costs of inaction. Indeed some, such as reducing emissions by 30 per cent from buildings by 2020, actually contribute positively to GDP, said Executive Director Achim Steiner of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) which, together with the World Meteorological Organization, established the IPCC.
"It is now up to governments to introduce the mechanisms and incentives to unleash the ingenuity and creativity of the financial and technological markets in order to realize these economic, social and environmental gains," he said.
According to "Climate Change 2007: Mitigation of Climate Change", without additional action by governments the emissions from the basket of six greenhouse gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol will rise by 25 to 90% by 2030 compared to 2000. (The six gases are carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, sulphur hexafluoride, PFCs and HFCs.)
By adopting stronger climate change policies, however, governments could slow and reverse these emissions trends and ultimately stabilize the level of greenhouse gases remaining in the atmosphere. For example, stabilizing GHG levels at 445 - 490ppm (parts per million) - the most ambitious target that was assessed - would require global CO2 emissions to peak by 2015 and to fall to 50 - 85% of 2000 levels by 2050. This could limit global mean temperature increases to 2 - 2.4°C above pre-industrial levels.
Stabilizing GHG levels at 535 - 590ppm would require global CO2 emissions to peak by 2010 - 2030 and return to -30% to +5% of 2000 levels by around 2050. This could limit the temperature increase to 2.8-3.2°C. If emissions peak later, more warming can be expected. By way of comparison, the current (2005) level of GHGs is about 379ppm.
The report's Summary for Policymakers (SPM) was finalized and adopted this week by representatives from 105 countries. The full set of underlying chapters, written by 168 authors (some 40% of whom are from developing and transition countries) and reviewed by hundreds of other experts, will be available shortly.
The report addresses ways of reducing emissions from key sectors:
The energy supply sector - The IPCC concludes that no single economically and technologically feasible solution would on its own suffice for reducing GHG emissions from the energy sector. Instead, governments would need to promote a range of options.
For example, they could encourage natural gas over more carbon-intensive fossil fuels as well as mature renewable energy technologies such as large hydro, biomass combustion and geothermal. Other renewable sources include solar assisted air conditioning, wave power and nanotechnology solar cells, although they all still require more technological or commercial development. Yet another option could be carbon capture and storage technology; CCS involves capturing carbon dioxide before it can be emitted into the atmosphere, transporting it to a secure location, and isolating it from the atmosphere, for example by storing it in a geological formation.
Irrespective of climate change, over $20 trillion is expected to be invested in upgrading global energy infrastructure from now until 2030. The additional cost for altering these investments in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions would range from negligible to an increase of 5 - 10%.
Buildings - Approximately 30% of the projected baseline emissions in the residential and commercial sectors - the highest rate amongst all sectors studied by the IPCC - could be reduced by 2030 with a net economic benefit. Energy consumption and embodied energy in buildings can be cut through greater use of existing technologies such as passive solar design, high-efficiency lighting and appliances, highly efficient ventilation and cooling systems, solar water heaters, insulation materials and techniques, high-reflectivity building materials and multiple glazing. Government policies such as continuously updated appliance standards and building energy codes could further contribute.
By producing co-benefits and lower life-cycle costs, emissions cuts in the buildings sector could even have net economic benefits rather than costs. However, particular attention would have to be paid to removing the market barriers (such as lack of proper incentives and access to information) that have prevented many of the available technologies from being widely adopted.
Transport - Because the demand for vehicles, vehicle travel, and fuel use is significantly price inelastic, efficiency improvements risk being overwhelmed by the rapid growth in transport until revolutionary new technologies are introduced. New and emerging technologies that could help reduce emissions range from directed-injection turbocharged (TDI) diesels and improved batteries for road vehicles to regenerative breaking and higher efficiency propulsion systems for trains to blended wing bodies and unducted turbofan propulsion systems for airplanes. Biofuels also have the potential to replace a substantial part of the petroleum now used by transport.
Providing public transport systems and their related infrastructure and promoting non-motorised transport can further reduce emissions. Transportation demand management (TDM) strategies for reducing traffic congestion and air pollution can also be effective in reducing private-vehicle travel if rigorously implemented and supported.
Industry - The greatest potential for reducing industrial emissions is located in the energy-intensive steel, cement, and pulp and paper industries and in the control of non-CO2 gases such as HFC-23 from the manufacturing of HCFC-22, PFCs from aluminium smelting and semiconductor processing, sulphur hexafluoride from use in electrical switchgear and magnesium processing, and methane and nitrous oxide from the chemical and food industries.
While existing technologies can significantly reduce industrial GHG emissions, new and lower cost technologies will be needed to meet long-term emissions objectives. Technology transfer is essential to accelerating the transition to clean technologies in developing countries. More broadly, by revising their policies government could motivate companies to invest in low-emissions plants and technologies.
Agriculture - Options for reducing agricultural GHG emissions are cost competitive with non-agricultural options (such as energy and transportation) in achieving long-term climate objectives. Sequestering carbon in the soil represents about 89% of the mitigation potential. The most prominent options are improved management of crop and grazing lands (e.g. improved agronomic practices, nutrient use, tillage and residue management), restoration of organic soils that are drained for crop production, and restoration of degraded lands. Lower but still significant reductions are possible with improved water and rice management; set-asides, land use change (e.g. conversion of cropland to grassland) and agro-forestry; and improved livestock and manure management.
Forests - Arresting today's high levels of deforestation and promoting afforestation could reduce or reverse greenhouse gas emissions from the forestry sector. In the longer term, the best way to maintain or increase the ability of forests to sequester carbon is through sustainable forest management, which also has many social and environmental benefits. Its contribution to minimizing climate change justifies further investments in improving the conservation and sustainable use of forests. A comprehensive approach to forest management can ensure an annual sustained yield of timber, fibre or energy that is compatible with adapting to climate change, maintaining biodiversity and promoting sustainable development.
Wastes - Post-consumer waste contributes less than 5% of global GHG emissions. A wide range of mature, environmentally effective technologies are available to reduce emissions and provide co-benefits involving public health, environmental protection and sustainable development. Collectively, these technologies can directly reduce GHG emissions (in particular by recovering gases emitted from landfills but also through improved landfill practices and engineered wastewater management) or avoid generating GHGs (through controlled composting of organic waste, state-of-the-art incineration and expanded sanitation coverage). Fortunately, 20-30% of projected wastes emissions for 2030 can be reduced at negative cost and 30-50% at low costs.
How can public policy ensure lower emissions?
Governments can play a major role in motivating the private sector to invest in innovative technologies by providing companies with incentives that are clear, predictable, long term and robust.
Government policies can be counterproductive. Direct and indirect subsidies for fossil fuel use and agriculture remain common practice, although those for coal have declined over the past decade in many OECD and in some developing countries. In addition, government funding for many energy research programs declined after the 1970s oil shocks and have remained at these lower levels.
Fortunately, there are many ways that public policy can promote the development, deployment and diffusion of new technologies. The IPCC finds that Governments are successfully using a wide range of policies and measures that address climate change, including regulations and standards, taxes and charges, tradable permits, voluntary agreements, subsidies, financial incentives, research and development programs, and information instruments. The most effective policy mix will vary from country to country. If integrated with other government policies, climate change policies can contribute to sustainable development practices in both developed and developing countries.
For their policies to be effective, however, Governments would need to pay special attention to identifying and removing barriers to innovation. These can include market prices that do not incorporate externalities such as pollution, misplaced incentives, vested interests, lack of effective regulatory agencies and imperfect information.
Because no one sector or technology can address the entire mitigation challenge, the best approach is to adopt a diversified portfolio of policies and to address all major sectors. Some of the cheapest options for reducing emissions involve electricity savings in buildings, fuel savings in vehicles and increased soil carbon content in agriculture. Because energy supply is the largest contributor to emissions, policies to promote a shift to less carbon-intensive energy sources are particularly effective.
How much will it cost?
Economists use models to estimate the economic impacts of efforts to reduce emissions. Economic modelling relies on a wide range of assumptions, which are critical to a model's conclusions about the cost of stabilizing GHG levels. Key assumptions involve the discount rate; the emissions baseline, related technological change and resulting emissions; the stabilization target and level; and the portfolio of available technologies.
Economic models produce lower cost estimates when they use baselines with slowly rising emissions and when they allow technological change to accelerate as carbon prices rise. Costs are also reduced when the Kyoto Protocol's flexibility mechanisms are more fully implemented. If revenues are raised from carbon taxes or emission schemes, costs may be lowered if the new revenues open the door to tax reforms or are used to promote low-carbon technologies and remove barriers to mitigation. Some models even give positive GDP gains because they assume that economies are not functioning optimally and that climate change mitigation policies can help to reduce imperfections in the economy.
Many economic models report the costs of reducing emissions in terms of "GDP losses". For example, by the year 2030 the global average macro-economic cost of ensuring that GHG levels eventually stabilize at 445 - 710ppm ranges from less than 3% to a gain of 0.6%. This translates into an annual reduction in the GDP growth rate of less than 0.12% to less than 0.06%. This small loss should be compared to projections that the global economy will likely expand dramatically over the next several decades.
(By 2030 the global average macro-economic cost of ensuring that GHG emissions will eventually stabilize at between 445 and 710ppm is estimated to be between a 3% decrease in global GDP and a small increase compared to the baseline. This should be compared to projections that the global economy will likely expand dramatically during this period of two-and-a-half decades.)
Economists use cost-benefit analysis to compare the costs of action to the costs of inaction (that is, of climate change damages). They quantify climate change damages in monetary terms as the social cost of carbon (SCC) or time-discounted damages. Due to large uncertainties in quantifying non-market damages, however, it is difficult to estimate SCC with confidence. As a result, SCC estimates in the literature vary a great deal and are likely to be understated.
It is also important to remember that climate policies can bring many win-win benefits that may not factored into cost estimates. These include technological innovation, tax reform, increased employment, improved energy security and health benefits from reduced pollution. As a result, climate policies offering significant co-benefits can offer a true no-regrets GHG reduction policy in which substantial advantages accrue even if the impact of human-induced climate change itself would turn out to be less than current projections suggest.
The price of carbon
A carbon price reflecting the true cost of GHG emissions will provide signals to individual firms and households to cut emissions and stimulate the research and development of low-carbon technologies.
Emissions trading (or cap-and-trade) systems have been a subject of particular interest to researchers and policymakers alike. The volume of allowed emissions - the "cap" - determines the carbon price and the environmental effectiveness of this instrument, while the distribution of trade allowances or permits can affect its cost effectiveness and competitiveness.
Uncertainty about the actual price of carbon makes it difficult to estimate the total cost of meeting emission reduction targets in this manner (the reverse holds true for carbon taxes: the costs are clearer but the reductions less so). Carbon prices can also be created implicitly by regulations, taxes and charges.
While a positive carbon price would by itself create signals for producers and consumers to significantly invest in lower carbon products, technologies and processes, additional incentives related to direct government funding and regulations are also important.
Cap-and-trade systems, then, may offer an attractive, market-based approach to limiting greenhouse gas emissions. But because the operational details are vital to the success or failure of such systems, governments would need to experiment and gain experience in order to build the most effective systems possible.
Note to journalists: Please see www.ipcc.ch, www.wmo.int or www.unep.org. For more information, please contact Michael Williams at +66-8-1250-0373 (Friday only), +41-79-409-1528 or firstname.lastname@example.com; Satwant Kaur at +66-2-2882127 or firstname.lastname@example.com; or Nick Nuttall, UNEP Spokesperson, at +254-2-623084 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Further Resources
Working Group III Report Download the Summary for Policymakers
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
GROUP II - "Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability" Download the Summary for Policymakers
GROUP I - Download the Summary for Policymakers
IPCC outlines strategies for responding to the impacts of human-caused climate change UNEP Press Release (6 April 2007)
UNEP Resourses on Climate Change Including a dossier on the 4th IPCC Assessment Report
Sound Science a Firm Basis for Action on Climate Change Editorial by Achim Steiner, UNEP Executive Director
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
World Environment Day 2007 - Melting Ice a Hot Topic?
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
UNEP Risø Centre on Energy, Climate and Sustainable Development (URC)
Buildings Can Play a Key Role in Combating Climate Change UNEP Press Release (March 2007)
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GDFD No. 56: A whole new era of mediocrity
Ryan Lambert
February 01 2010 04:31PM
Welcome to the Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 56th game of the season on Feb. 1, 2010.
This is going to be an odd game to watch.
No Dion , for one thing. And that's going to take some getting used to. (Speaking of Dion, apparently he walked right into the Leafs' dressing room at practice today and changed the music to what he wanted to hear and Ron Wilson said he liked the "swagger," but I just thought he came off as a bit of a dick. If some new guy at your job did that, you'd throw a stapler at him.)
Then there's all the new guys. Stajan. Hagman. Mayers (unfortunately). White. Don't know which one I'm most excited for. Probably White, who I guess doesn't quite enjoy being viewed as a "replacement" for the former Calder-and-Norris-finalist Phaneuf. Free tip: Don't wanna be viewed as the replacement for the guy you just replaced? Don't take his number. Just sayin'.
But that's not to say I'm not excited about Hagman. He could be like Huselius 2.0, something the Flames need. A guy that averaged a little over 70 points a season while not being completely appalling defensively, I'm fine with that. Hell, even if he's appalling defensively, I'm fine with that as well. He can punch babies between periods if he scores at a roughly 30-goal-and-70-point pace like Huselius did in his two-plus years in Calgary.
Not to be forgotten: probably the last game for Olli Jokinen in a Flames sweater. Not that he'll be especially missed, but momentous nonetheless as it marks what is hopefully the end of a frankly bizarre and undesirable era for the Flames. Books are going to be written about the last 11 or so months. Well, probably not. But they could be. "The Year Darryl Sutter Lost His Bloody Mind," is a title I quite like for any speculative tomes on the subject.
And perhaps most important of all, this is a Flames team that didn't lose its last game. That, too, is going to take some getting used to.
The Calgary Flames (27-20-8 for 62 points. Tied for eighth in the West, third in the Northwest) and the Philadelphia Flyers (27-23-3 for 57 points. Tied for sixth in the East, third in the Atlantic).
7:30 p.m. Mountain time and 9:30 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should .
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary is 13-12-3 at home this year, but is 3-1-0 against Eastern Conference opponents there. The Flyers are 11-12-1 at home, and are 1-3-1 in their past five games away from the City of Brotherly Love.
What (to hate about the Flyers)
Chris Pronger — One of the real dirtbags of the NHL right here. Remember that elbow on Deano McAmmond in the Stanley Cup Finals a few years ago? I'm still mad. Remember though, we can't be too mad at him; he did ruin the Oilers forever, after all.
Scott Hartnell — Yeah he plays big and with an edge and crosses the line a lot. Finger-biting and all that, as you'll recall. But he also once signed a Penguin fans' jersey that said "Fartsmell" instead of "Hartnell" as "Your buddy, Scott Fartsmell," which is just about the coolest thing a professional athlete has ever done for a fan that very clearly dislikes him.
Dan Carcillo — Well, normally I would say this, but he was a nice guy when I met him at the Winter Classic and his mustache is awesome so me and Danny Carcillo are coo de la.
(Apparently the Flyers are a team we should love to hate!)
Because you wanna welcome the new guys. Enjoy the game and say goodbye to Pumpkinhead in the comments section.
Scott Fartsmell, LOL
I expect detailed action in the comments tonight. Got tix for the Canes-Oil game tonight in my mini-pack... and I get to go with my Canes fan buddy. I also get to watch "Flames in an hour" or whatever when I get home.
*Comments! Comments! Comments! Comments!*
Bye Pumpkinfhead!
Hey the book title might change if you get Kotalik, hes so freaking slow and lazy Dustin Penner passed him on a back check.... true story! And whats up with the limited movement clause... he got wild seed sown in and around these parts?
Hey RossCreek..... not sure where your seats are but I have a few extras in the executive terrace for the Oil game tonight. If they are an upgrade, shoot me an email and Ill give you the deets.
Free!!!!! Or empty.... however one perceives these things. ;-)
Hey RossCreek..... not sure where your seats are but I have a few extras in the executive terrace for the Oil game tonight. If they are an upgrade, shoot me an email and Ill give you the deets.
Free!!!!! Or empty.... however one perceives these things. ;-)
Giving away Oilers tickets on a Flames site. LOL what is this place?
Funny, I met Pronger at the Winter Classic practice day. He was as nice as could be, even obliged my monumentally retarded photo request.
Funny, I met Pronger at the Winter Classic practice day. He was as nice as could be, even obliged my monumentally retarded photo request.
I have actually met him too. Nice guy. Leaving Edmonton in a huff actually moved him up a peg in my books LOL.
bah.. wanye owns this place.. there are no rules, lines get blurred that kinda stuff
bah.. wanye owns this place.. there are no rules, lines get blurred that kinda stuff
I see and what is a Wayne? The dude who wrote this thing?
Ask and ye shall receive i guess RC
February 02 2010, 06:27PM
I like how it shows the Flames losing 3-0 to the Oilers and not the Flyers in the game's section :P


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Divine worlds presents Indian painting from the collection of the National Gallery of Australia. Paintings in the exhibition include intricate miniatures, illustrated manuscript pages and monumental shrine hangings. Ranging in date from the 15th to the 20th century, the images reflect the Hindu, Jain, Islamic, Sikh and secular traditions of India.
Many paintings in Divine worlds depict the gods, goddesses and legends of Hinduism. Sometimes both benevolent and malevolent, divinities are worshipped for their exceptional powers and ability to intercede in the lives of devotees.
One of the highlights of the exhibition is Vishvarupa, the cosmic form of Vishnu c.1840, a watercolour painting created in Jaipur, Rajasthan in the mid–19th century. As Vishvarupa, the revered god Vishnu encapsulates the universe; he is all things at once, including the only truth and only reality.
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India 'Vishvarupa, the cosmic form of Vishnu' c. 1840 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2012
(banner image) Guler school, Northern India 'Maidens worshipping Ganesha' c. 1800 (detail) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Purchased 1991
The painting is divided into two scenes. One presents Vishvarupa enclosed within the cosmic egg, the source of all creation. Symbols of his divinity, his many arms and faces appear to shake and spin with the turning of the embryo.
In the other scene, the omnipotent god is seated in a pose of preaching, surveying the world he has brought into being. Above Vishvarupa are depictions of the components of the cosmos: the sun, moon, elements, kings and gods. Among the gods illustrated are Shiva (with pale blue skin), Brahma (with four heads) and Vishnu (bejewelled with dark blue skin). The use of strong lines, bold colour and metallic paints bring the painting to life.
Cosmic imagery has been a vital aspect of Indian art and literature for centuries and remains central to Hindu understanding of the world. The decisive design and clear symbolism of this painting, shown alongside related works of art, make cosmic concepts accessible.
Divine worlds: Indian painting is on display in the Temporary Exhibitions Gallery until 11 November.
From 12–21 September the Gallery hosted 10 artistically–minded Indigenous Australians for the 3rd Wesfarmers Indigenous Arts Leadership Program. Established by the National Gallery and Wesfarmers Limited in 2009, the program is designed to boost the number of Indigenous professionals working in the visual arts sector. We talked to Suzanne Barron, a 2011 participant and mentor to the 2012 group.
What attracted you to the Wesfarmers Indigenous Arts Leadership Program?
I saw it as my opportunity to get back into the arts. I have an Associate Degree in Aboriginal Art and a Bachelor of Art (ARTS) but had been working in different areas for a few years. During the program we had a tour of the conservation area at the NGA and it sparked a real interest for me.
What have you been doing since completing the program?
As soon as I got home I contacted the Art Gallery of Western Australia to find out what I needed to do to become a qualified art conservator. I volunteer one day a week in the Gallery's Conservation Department. They have advised me to undertake more training in the area, so next year I'm moving to Melbourne to start a Masters Degree in Cultural Materials Conservation at the University of Melbourne. I have never been to Melbourne, so it's a big move.
(banner image) 2012 Wesfarmers participants with NGA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art curatorial staff and Director Ron Radford
You're back at the NGA as a mentor to the 2012 Wesfarmers group. How are you finding this?
I wanted to come back and share ideas with this year's group. It's been brilliant. I would really encourage any Indigenous people with a background in the arts to apply; it provides a great insight into what goes on in the industry. But after the program finishes, it's up to you and what you do with this knowledge. You have to have the passion to take initiative and follow your dreams.
What's your goal for the future?
To work as a conservator in an art gallery. I want to work with all types of art, but I am still passionate about the conservation of Indigenous art. If an arts centre contacted me and said there was conservation work to be done, I would be there.
We wish Suzanne the best of luck in her studies and for her future career.
For a full transcript of this interview and information on the Wesfarmers Indigenous Arts Leadership Program click here.
Sydney Long Curator's Dinner
Members recently enjoyed a special evening for Sydney Long: the Spirit of the land. Anna Gray, exhibition curator, toured the exhibition providing wonderful insight into the life and work of the artist followed by an exclusive dinner in Gandel Hall. If you haven't yet seen the exhibition we still have places for our Sydney Long morning tea on Wednesday 10 October.
Members at the Sydney Long Curator's dinner
A New York State of Mind
100 years ago Jackson Pollock and Morris Louis were born. We invite you to join us for a special evening to celebrate the life and work of these two great artists. View the exhibition after hours, before slipping into a favourite haunt of that generation – The Cedar Tavern. Book Here.
Australian Chamber Orchestra
Our friends at the Australian Chamber Orchestra are offering NGA members a special to celebrate the launch of their 2013 season. For full details visit our Members specials page.
Events accompanying Sydney Long: the Spirit of the land continue in October. For a full listing visit our online calendar. This Canberra-only exhibition closes on 11 November so don't miss out! Highlights for this month include:
Sydney Long's art and life
Saturday 13 October 2pm
Anna Gray, curator of the exhibition, in conversation with Virginia Haussegger, ABC TV news presenter, journalist and author.
FREE | James O Fairfax Theatre
Lyrical Long
Sunday 28 October 2.30–4pm
Duo Merindah, comprising flautist Teresa Rabe and guitarist Minh Le Hoang, performs music inspired by Long's work.
FREE | Temporary Exhibitions Gallery
Sunday 21 October 2pm
A young minister and his wife visit a painter in the Blue Mountains to dissuade him from exhibiting a blasphemous work. Two freethinking models distract them from their task. Written and directed by John Duigan and starring Hugh Grant, Tara Fitzgerald and Sam Neil. Print courtesy National Film and Sound Archive.
FREE | James O Fairfax Theatre
Art Nouveau off the street: glass-making workshop
Saturday 27 October 11am–1pm, repeated 2–4pm
Be guided by a glass artist to create your very own Art Nouveau glass panel inspired by Long's paintings.
$130, $120 members/concession (includes materials) | places limited, bookings essential | Canberra Glassworks
(above image) Sydney Long 'In the Spring' c.1895 Newcastle Art Gallery, purchased 1959
(banner image) Sydney Long 'Flamingoes' c.1905 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1975 Reproduced with the kind permission of the Ophthalmic Research Institute of Australia
Every January, 16 Year 11 students arrive in Canberra for the National Summer Art Scholarship. On their first morning the students are asked to write what they think they will gain from the week. The response of one student sums up a number of important aims of the scholarship program:
I think the summer scholarship will give me a new experience of learning, one where I can gain new skills and knowledge of the art world as well as the opportunity to meet like-minded people.
Learning about the collection, conservation and exhibition practices of a national institution is an important focus of the scholarship week, with NGA staff contributing to students' understanding of these areas.
Students examining artworks in the Collection Study Room
Practical workshops are developed in response to the ideas and techniques explored by a range of artists whose work the students view and discuss. In recent years the Summer Scholarship students have been privileged to meet and work with photomedia artist Mark Kimber, sculptor Patricia Piccinini, street artists Mini Graf and Vexta, paper-cut artist Pamela Mei Leng See, and painters Daniel Boyd and Imants Tillers.
A partnership with the Australian National University School of Art provides an opportunity for students to experience a tertiary learning environment, with workshops held in life-drawing, street-stencilling, etching or photography.
At the end of the week the students return home having made connections with each other and Gallery staff that will last them into the future. Reflecting on the benefits of the program, one student wrote:
The scholarship week will help me think of creative ideas and has introduced me to a lot of inspirational artists. The week has given me confidence and motivation and courage.
Applications for the 2013 National Summer Art Scholarship close on Monday 22 October 2012. Students who will graduate from Year 12 in 2013 are encouraged to apply, with two students from each state and territory selected. For more information click here.
(banner image) 2012 Summer scholars get their hands dirty at Mount Stromlo
A forum in conjunction with the exhibition Carol Jerrems photographic artist was held on 8–9 September at the NGA. A range of speakers contributed to a stimulating exploration of Jerrems's short but brilliant career in the 1970s.
Speakers included Anne Summers, writer and journalist, and Robyn Ravlich, a Radio National presenter, who spoke eloquently on the experience of being photographed by Jerrems; Anne O'Hehir, co-curator of the exhibition, who spoke on links to an American west coast spiritual tradition; Martyn Jolly, Head of Photomedia, ANU School of Art, who provided an overview of photobooks of the time.
Anne Summers with Jerrems's 'A Book About Australian Women' 1974, in which she featured
Contemporary photographer Darren Sylvester gave a thoughtful paper on the legacy of Jerrems and how ideas in her work have continued to play out. Filmmaker Kathy Drayton gave a thought provoking interpretation of a student photo book and outlined Jerrems's working methods, demonstrating her perfectionism and skill as a printer. Helen Ennis, Associate Professor, ANU School of Art, expounded on a crisis in Jerrems's late works. The day ended with lively debate and an informal opening of the exhibition.
On Sunday films were screened, with Kathy Drayton introducing her 2005 documentary Girl in a mirror, which chronicles Jerrems's life and final illness with often moving interviews with her contemporaries. Introduced by Senior Curator of Photography, Gael Newton, Hair: the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical is a film which captures the mood of the times, as the optimism of the sixties gave way to the more sober mood of the seventies.
Darren Sylvester, photomedia artist
The weekend invited opportunities to reminisce about Jerrems and to discover new layers of meaning in her work. It ended with participants inspired to continue discussion and research of recent photography in Australia and the extraordinary talent of Carol Jerrems.
Carol Jerrems photographic artist is on display in the Project Gallery until 28 January 2013.
Abstract Expressionism is concerned with gesture and texture. Another tendency of the style may be identified in Colour-field painting: the main characteristics of which include radically simplified compositions, colours close in tonal value and intensity, and very large canvases. Jules Olitski used a spray-gun to achieve an expansive and seamless surface, a technique which preserves the richness and purity of his colours.
Helen Frankenthaler's work combines aspects of both Arshile Gorky and Jackson Pollock. The 'staining' of Other generations 1957 is produced by pouring diluted oil paint onto an unprimed canvas laid on the floor, a technique that causes the image to merge into the surface of the work. In this painting, as elsewhere, the weave of the raw canvas is visible. In the 1960s Frankenthaler began to work in series, to adopt more structured, formal compositions and to use synthetic polymer paints.
Helen Frankenthaler 'Other generations' 1957 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 1973
© Helen Frankenthaler
(banner image) Morris Louis 'Beta Nu' 1960 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 1972
© 1960 Morris Louis
Morris Louis's introduction to Frankenthaler in 1953 was the catalyst for developing his own 'staining' technique. With Dalet zayin 1959, part of a group of paintings known as Veils, he began to experiment using unprimed canvas. Louis considered his next series, Unfurleds, to be his most ambitious works. In these paintings, which were made during the last five years of his life, he created a new style of Abstract Expressionism.
Morris Louis 'Dalet zayin' 1959 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 1974
© 1959 Morris Louis
Abstract Expressionism is on display in the International galleries until February 2013. Tours of the exhibition run daily at 2pm (meet in the Main Foyer).
We were thrilled to have a crowd of over 150 people attend our recent symposium on Abstract Expressionism, Action. Painting. Now., held on 24 and 25 August. The event was held at the National Gallery of Australia in association with the United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney, and made possible by the generous support of the Terra Foundation for American Art.
Over two days, leading American scholars Branden Joseph, Ellen Landau, Michael Leja and Richard Shiff joined Australian experts – Rex Butler, Christine Dixon, Deborah Hart, Michael Hill, Chris McAuliffe, Patrick McCaughey and Anthony White – to explore the development, reach and influence of one of the most exciting and significant art movements of the 20th century.
Richard Shiff, Effie Cain Regents Professor of Art History, University of Texas, Austin
There was lively debate on a range of topics, from the public controversy over the purchase of Jackson Pollock's Blue poles 1952, to the aesthetic and philosophical relationship between Abstract Expressionism and indigenous arts of America and Australia, to the dissemination of the 'Pollock drip' in popular culture as a 'punk icon'.
It was especially pleasing to see audience members engaging with the Symposium on Twitter, using the #abex hashtag to join the dialogue.
Thanks to Roger Benjamin, Professor of Art History at United States Studies Centre & Department of Art History and Film Studies, University of Sydney, and Lucina Ward, Curator, International Painting and Sculpture, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra for convening the Symposium. We hope this will be the first of many such collaborations in the future.
The National Australia Bank is the Gallery's official Art Education and Access Partner. With NAB's support the Gallery is able to hold fantastic community events including Big Draw, Sculpture Garden Sunday and The National Summer Art Scholarship! To celebrate the partnership and this year's Big Draw (28 October) we have compiled a photo gallery of past events proudly supported by NAB. Enjoy!
View more images of NAB-supported events on Flickr.
The NGA's Treasure a Textile program supports the specialist conservation of textiles held in the national art collection. With the assistance of generous donors to this program, many beautiful, delicate textiles have been conserved.
We are currently seeking support for the conservation of Map of Jain sacred site Shatrunjaya 1897–98, which features in the Divine worlds exhibition.
Gujarat or Rajasthan, India 'Map of Jain sacred site Shatrunjaya
pilgrimage painting [tirtha pata]' 1897-98 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2005
This extraordinarily fragile map is in urgent need of further conservation.
It can take up to 1000 hours by a specialist conservator to restore a textile such as this to its original strength and beauty. With your help, we will be able to secure the future of this work for the enjoyment of many generations of visitors to come.
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Fred Williams: Infinite horizons | Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide SA, 31 August –
4 November 2012
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: 1888 Melbourne Cup | Walkway Gallery, Bordertown SA, 28 August – 24 October 2012
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: 1888 Melbourne Cup | State Library of South Australia, Adelaide SA, 26 October – 18 December 2012
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Blue Case – Technology | Perc Tucker Regional Art Gallery, Townsville QLD, 12 September – 8 October 2012
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Blue Case – Technology | Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, Bundaberg QLD, 9 October – 8 November 2012
Australian Capital Territory
Australian portraits 1880–1960 | Canberra Museum and Gallery, Canberra ACT, 1 September – 21 October 2012
Fred Williams 'Beachscape, Erith Island' 1974 Private collection
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The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Red Case: Myths and Rituals and Yellow Case: Form, Space and Design | Incinerator Gallery, Moonee Ponds VIC, 21 September – 15 October 2012
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Red Case: Myths and Rituals and Yellow Case: Form, Space and Design | The Burke Museum and Historic Precinct, Beechworth VIC, 16 October – 13 November 2012
Eckersley's Art & Craft have long been supporters of the Gallery, being the Art Supply partners of the Gallery's popular community art events Big Draw and Sculpture Garden Sunday. To celebrate October's Big Draw at the Gallery Eckersley's Art & Craft are offering artonline subscribers the chance to win a $200 gift voucher to spend at their local Eckersley's store.
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Hi, my name is Brianna and I am going to tell you about my enjoyable time at kayaking trip during the summer.
When I arrived at Scoutshire Woods Girl Scout Camp, Ranger Rick took our bags and put them in High Winds. Then, we went to a swimming party and it was a blast. We ate pizza and drank Capri Suns. After that, I was met by my tent buddies and they were friendly.
The next morning, we woke up and had a delicious breakfast. Next, we went to the canoe docks and practiced kayaking. After we practiced enough, we went to a Mississippi creek and kayaked for two to three hours When we were done we had a delicious hobo meal. We enjoyed chicken, mashed potatoes, and green beans. Boy! After that, we had fun and went canoeing and kayaking again. That night, we lit candles and sang sweet, sad songs that made the entire group of kayakers cry.
The next morning we packed our stuff and got ready to go home. We stayed at the Rec hall and played games for awhile. One game we played was Cane Race. Once we did the races, the camp director announced the spirit stick. Kayaking the river trip was awesome. This is one camp that I will never forget because it was fun, enjoyable and amazing. I hope that everyone will go and have a lot of fun!


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Most folks around here pull the plug on New Years Day.
I leave mine burning until Epiphany want to make it last as long as possible.
Most folks around here pull the plug on New Years Day.
I leave mine burning until Epiphany want to make it last as long as possible.
'I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future!' Scrooge repeated, as he scrambled out of bed. 'The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. Oh, Jacob Marley! Heaven, and the Christmas Time be praised for this! I say it on my knees, old Jacob, on my knees!' (Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol)
I took down the outside lights today - early for me - but we are expecting 6 to 12 inches of snow starting at 6 am tomorrow. If they didn't come down today then they would be buried!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
New Year's Eve I feel depressedthatthe it's all gone
I usually start after Epiphany day, that means I start on Tuesday... snif....
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
Everything is down except the shower curtain. Tree is down, but I haven't put it away, in fact I am probably throwing it oiut and getting a new one.
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
This year it was Jan 5 because I was off that day. I really hated to take it down. I was very sick this year, and the tree didn't go up until 3 days before Christmas. I barely got a chance to enjoy it.
Most of my outside stuff is already partly buried and frozen in for the next several weeks. I will get some of it down here and there, but a lot stays until a thaw. Our indoor stuff got put away last weekend. :(
I love Outdoor Christmas Lights!!
Slowly starting but there still is a lot up
usually on 6.1, this year we took them down on 7.1.
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*


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Senate Makes Last Minute Votes Before Session Adjourns
The Senate acted on sustainable growth rate (SGR) and urotrauma before their session adjourned for the holiday.
SGR: On December 18, by a vote of 64 – 36, the Senate passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013, which was signed by the President on December 26. The Budget Act, which passed the House in late December, also contains the Pathway for SGR Reform Act (link removed) – the three-month sustainable growth rate (SGR) "patch" that will prevent physician Medicare reimbursement rates from being cut by 24 percent.see more>>
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On December 26, 2013, President Obama signed into law the "Pathway for SGR Reform Act of 2013." This new law prevented the scheduled 24 percent payment reduction under the 2014 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) from taking effect on January 1, 2014. Although the MPFS final rule released on November 27, 2013 called for a 20.1 percent reduction, largely as a result of the statutory sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula, when adjustments to the relative value scale are combined with the conversion factor, the net reduction is about 24 percent. The new law averts the 20.1 percent cut and replaces it with a 0.5 percent increase for services provided through March 31, 2014, resulting in a conversion factor of $35.8228 for calendar year (CY) 2014. The short-term fix will give lawmakers more time to permanently repeal the SGR and finalize other Medicare payment reforms.
CMS is currently revising the 2014 MPFS to reflect the new law's requirements as well as technical corrections identified since publication of the final rule in November. The new law also extends several provisions of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, as well as provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Section 1102 of the new law extends the existing 1.0 floor on the physician work geographic practice cost index through March 31, 2014. As with the physician payment update, this extension will be reflected in the revised 2014 MPFS. While Medicare sequester cuts applicable to the MPFS remain at 2.00 percent for now, Section 1205 of the law realigns the sequester amount for fiscal year 2023, which will increase to 2.9 percent for the first six months, then drop to 1.1 percent for the remainder of the year.
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GAO Report: HHS Should Do More To Improve Qualified Clinical Data Registry Use
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) needs to do more to ensure that clinical data registries (CDRs) improve the quality and efficiency of health care for Medicare beneficiaries, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report (GAO). The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 instructed HHS to establish a new "qualified" clinical data registry (CRD) program for physicians treating Medicare patients to collect clinical information and use it to improve the quality and efficiency of care.
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In the wake of the Open Payments Program enactment, physicians are beginning to feel the shift in their business relationships manufacturers and/or group purchasing organizations (GPOs). The Open Payments Program, also known as the "Physicians Payment Sunshine Act" established under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires any manufacturer of medical devices, drugs, and biologicals that participate in U.S. federal health care programs to report certain payments and items of value given to physicians and teaching hospitals to the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). In addition, manufacturers and GPOs must report to CMS certain ownership or investment interests held by physicians and their immediate family members. Applicable manufacturers and GPOs began collecting the data on August 1, 2013. The first data reporting requirement takes place on March 31, 2014 and will cover all data collected from August through December of 2013.
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Below-par Barca held at Mestalla
A review of the weekend's action in Spain's Primera Division, with Valencia earning a 1-1 draw with Barcelona.
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Barcelona were indebted to goalkeeper Victor Valdes for producing two super saves to secure a 1-1 draw from a tough assignment against Valencia at the Mestalla.
The visitors had the opportunity to establish an 18-point gap over arch-rivals Real Madrid, but turned in a performance well below their usual high standards as Valencia were unfortunate not to take the win.
Ever Banega opened the scoring with the first shot of the match after 33 minutes, but Valencia's lead lasted just five minutes as Lionel Messi fired home from the penalty spot after Pedro had gone to ground in the area under the challenge of Joao Pereira.
Valencia came closest to winning the match in the second half but Valdes produced two saves out of the top drawer to first deny Sergio Canales and then the dangerous Roberto Soldado.
Atletico Madrid cut the gap to Barcelona at the top of the Primera Division to nine points as Diego Costa's second-half header was enough to hand them all three points against disappointing Real Betis.
Arda Turan had a hat-trick of early chances but failed to find the net as Atleti started brightly, but the game descended into a scrappy affair with both defences on top until Betis goalkeeper Adrian flapped at a corner just after the hour mark and Costa was on hand to nod home his 11th goal of the season.
Atleti's 20th successive home victory maintained their 100 per cent record at the Calderon this season, while a second straight defeat for Betis leaves them in fifth.
Malaga's Champions League push suffered a blow as they were held 1-1 at home by lowly Real Zaragoza.
The hosts fell behind to an early Helder Postiga strike and although Alarcon Isco levelled from the penalty spot 10 minutes later, Malaga were far from their best with Zaragoza enjoying the majority of the game's chances.
However, some of Zaragoza's joy at claiming a tough point away from home was dampened by the last-minute dismissal of Jose Mari for a second bookable offence.
Sevilla's resurgence under Unai Emery continued as they won 2-1 against Rayo Vallecano, their fourth consecutive home win, thanks to goals from Ivan Rakitic and Alvaro Negredo.
Negredo missed a host of chances as Sevilla dominated the first period, but they were eventually gifted a half-time lead moments before the break. Ruben Martinez rushed from his goal to clear but only succeeded in presenting the ball to Rakitic who chipped delicately into an empty net from 40 yards.
Rayo were level though six minutes into the second half as Fernando Navarro pulled down Alejandro Dominguez as he tried to connect with Roberto Trashorras' corner and Dominguez himself stepped up to send the ball low past Beto.
However, Sevilla were back in front just three minutes later as wonderful play from Jesus Navas and Coke set up Negredo to backheel the ball in from close range for his third goal in as many games over the past six days.
Sevilla held on despite having Rakitic sent-off for a second bookable offence in stoppage time.
Real Mallorca's bid to revive their flagging fortunes after the January transfer window were immediately undermined by a 3-0 defeat at Real Sociedad.
The Islanders called new names Fernando Tissone and Alan Hutton into their starting XI, while Antonio Lopez returned on the bench, but they failed to provide any inspiration as Mallorca instead lost ground in their survival fight.
Javi Marquez's dismissal on the half-hour, following two cautions in the space of four minutes, paved the way for Sociedad to surge to victory after half-time with goals from Gonzalo Castro, Carlos Vela and Diego Irfan.
New Granada boss Lucas Alcaraz enjoyed a dream first game in charge as his side pulled off a shock 1-0 victory over Real Madrid at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes.
Alcaraz took over this week following the sacking of Juan Antonio Anquela, who left with the club in 17th place in the standings, two points above the relegation zone.
Osasuna's win over Celta Vigo earlier on Saturday meant Granada had dropped into the bottom three by kick-off, but they climbed out again thanks to an own goal from Cristiano Ronaldo.
Karim Benzema's horrible miss six minutes from time summed up a poor evening for Madrid, who struggled to create clear-cut chances throughout the game.
Espanyol continued their climb away from the relegation zone with a deserved home 3-2 win over Levante.
Two goals in as many second-half minutes from Christian Stuani and Sergio Garcia effectively secured a win that was made to look more nervy after a late Obafemi Martins strike.
Espanyol dominated the opening period but relied on Vicente Iborra's own goal to hold a 1-0 half-time lead they relinquished almost immediately after the break to Ruben's clever header.
Getafe registered their first win in 10 games as they came from a goal and a man down inside 11 minutes to beat Deportivo la Coruna 3-1.
Miguel Angel Moya was sent off for bringing down Riki inside the area early on and Pizzi converted the resulting penalty to give the visitors the perfect start.
However, the hosts were level at the break as Diego Castro also scored from the spot after Ze Castro had upended Abdel Barrada, and when Depor's Abel Aguilar was sent off for a second bookable offence with 20 minutes to go, Luis Garcia's men took full advantage with two goals in two minutes from Alvaro Vasquez and Adrian Colunga.
Emiliano Armenteros' second-half strike was enough to move Osasuna out of the relegation zone as they leapfrogged Celta Vigo with a 1-0 win at the Reyno de Navarra.
The hosts controlled a first period that was disturbed a fierce wind in Pamplona and could easily have been in front before the break as Armenteros saw a header come back off the crossbar and Alvaro Cejudo was twice denied by good saves from Javi Varas.
However, the goal did arrive just 10 minutes after the break as Lolo cushioned a header into the Argentine's path and he rifled the ball low past Varas to register just his third goal and Osasuna's fourth home league win of the season.
Athletic Bilbao battled from two goals down to earn a creditable 2-2 draw at Real Valladolid in the Primera Division clash at the Jose Zorrilla.
Goals from Javi Guerra and Alberto Bueno in the first 15 minutes put Miroslav Dukic's side in the ascendancy, but Oscar de Marcos' 21st-minute strike gave Athletic hope and then Markel Susaeta salvaged a draw for the visitors early in the second half.
The stalemate left Valladolid 10th in the standings - still three points and three positions better off than their opponents.
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As a testament to his love for fine dressing, proprietor Matt Fox of Fine & Dandy Shop has released his latest lookbook, featuring dapper fashion for fall. Cleverly integrated into suiting and streetwear for the dandy gentleman, a man can certainly look polished and refined no matter how he chooses to spend his day. Styled by Matt Fox himself, we love how he works denim in without it being "in your face" obvious. Do you have a denim vest, bleached jeans, or a denim shirt? No problem. With the right menswear accessories, your look will be just fine and dandy (pun intended).
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Photo credit: Ken Pao. Go to Fine and Dandy Shop online to view the rest of the lookbook.
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Keds Teacup Flat
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Dainty and super fem, the women's Keds Teacup flat is a must have! These shoes have a sneaker outsole and pretty satin trim for a sporty chic look that all your friends will want.
- Canvas upper
- Slip-on design with decorative laces
- Canvas lining
- Cushioned footbed
- Textured rubber outsole for traction
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By: lissers
Location: Minneapolis, MN
June 21, 2014
Can't go wrong with Keds
"Keds are my go-to comfy, cute shoe and these teacup flats fit that bill perfectly. They are super cute - the polka dot laces are a great added touch. I purchased both the red and the navy pairs. They are only getting four stars because for some reason the right shoe on the red pair rubs my little toe. I found wearing no-show socks solves this problem though (and will make my shoes last longer without being stinky from foot sweat). I recommend these (and all other Keds) highly!"
By: Rosalynsd
Location: San Diego
May 15, 2014
"Love, love, love these shoes. I was looking for something comfy to wear with capris and these definitely fit the bill. I bought them in red and also white/gold stripe and they work well with just about all my capris and shorts. They were comfortable the first day I wore them and I would say very true to size."
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March 25, 2014
Love it!!!
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Great spring cuties!!
"Love the color, love the style! Just a bit stiff but by walking around the house they are starting to loosen up. Totally recommend for fun girls. Hope they came in other bright colors."
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Leafs Nation Podcast: Let's Talk Goalies
Leafs Nation Podcast
April 01 2012 06:45PM
We've all complained about the state of the Leafs' post-lockout goaltending - and with good reason - but rarely do we get the chance to sit down and have a chat with an expert on the subject, and get a thorough evaluation of where the team is at on a player-by-player basis right down the depth chart.
Justin Goldman of the Goalie Guild (@TheGoalieGuild) and Ian (@67Sound) joined me (@JPNikota) for this week's podcast, and it was a dandy. Follow me over the jump for more.
We really did cram a lot into this Podcast, so I hope you enjoy it. As usual, please leave any comments, feedback, or other thoughts at the bottom.
1. Bon Voyage, Jonas Gustavsson... Right?
Interlude: "We Used To Wait" by The Arcade Fire
2. Transitions: Henrik Lundqvist and the SEL
Interlude: "Don't Let Me Down" by The Beatles
3. James Reimer's Sophomore Slump
Interlude: "Wouldn't It Be Nice" by The Beach Boys
4. Rynnas, Scrivens, and Owuya + Is Allaire the right coach?
Interlude: "I'm A Loser" by The Beatles
5. Who To Bring In? Biron?
Interlude: "I Want To" by Best Coast
6. Leadership and Dion Phaneuf
Interlude: "Almost Crimes" by Broken Social Scene
7. So how do we feel about Burke?
Interlude: "Trick Pony" by Charlotte Gainsbourg
8. The Draft Lottery
Hey guys I love the podcast, but could you put it up on iTunes so I can listen to it at work on my iPhone?
April 02 2012, 09:05AM
@Matt P
Hey Matt, thanks for listening, I'm working on getting it up on iTunes still having some issues with our RSS feed not being recognized. Should be fixed soon.


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It would be so nice if someone could help us solve our problem. Our house is built like a reverse "L" with septic tank at the bend. Our original bathroom is close to the turn in the "L" and only has to drain about 10' to the tank. We added onto the house and put another bathroom, say "at the top of the L". It's drainage lines run all the way down to the turn in the "L". There is not enough fall in the lines, so that a single flush is not providing sufficient water to clear the lines and the commode line is constantly stopping up and overflowing.As it is , we are getting no service out of this bathroom. Please feel free to email me if you honestly have any reasonable solutions that we could try. Thanks in advance for your help and God bless
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Who pays these people to "Like" on Facebook?
August 21 2012
I've been doing several test ad campaigns on Facebook, in prepration for the launch of a new Feed.Us product. These are short, cheap campaigns to see how the ad system on Facebook works. I've done several over the past few months.
And every time, I get some very random "Likes" for our "Page".
Our product is a content management service for developers, designers and their clients. The ad clearly states it's for web stuff. Yet the people who "Like" our stuff are not technical in any way.
Many of these people don't look real. Most do not seem to be from the US.
Of the last 20 people to "Like" our service, only one lists himself as a web designer (he had a web design degree).
The other 19 have ZERO connection to the web industry.
Many list their Likes on their public profile. They seem to "Like" 3000-5000 worth of products and services.
But a guy this morning TAKES THE CAKE. I am now CONVINCED that people get paid to "Like" advertisers' Pages.
Below are several of the 40+ Likes he's added today (August 21). Looks like he does 30-40 Likes per day. Are all of these Pages currently in ad campaigns?
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Chipper Jones
News about Chipper Jones, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 18, 2015
Veteran Chipper Jones is hired by Atlanta Braves as special assistant to baseball operations focusing on batting; other MLB news noted. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
New York Mets fans are beginning to regard Atlanta Braves slugger Freddie Freeman as latest 'Met Killer,' phrase that was once reserved for Freeman's former teammate Chipper Jones; Freeman has had 13 home runs and 59 runs batted in during last 71 games against Mets, more than any other hitter during span. MORE
May. 10, 2013
Former Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones is a hit guest speaker at Emory University's Class Day; recalls for the graduating class how he targeted big league ballplayer as a career in his youth and maintained his focus to make it happen; urges students to take their jobs seriously and, citing his charitable foundation, to give back to their communities. MORE
Oct. 6, 2012
St Louis Cardinals defeat the Atlanta Braves, 6-3, in baseball's first wild-card game; disputed infield-fly-rule decision by umpiring crew ignites outbreak of fan misbehavior, spoiling the last game of Braves third baseman Chipper Jones remarkable career. MORE
Oct. 1, 2012
MLB Roundup; Atlanta Braves defeat New York Mets, 6-2, in team's regular-season home finale for third baseman Chipper Jones; Braves pitcher Kris Medlen earns his 23rd straight victory, giving up one unearned run and three hits in six innings; other baseball results noted. MORE
Sep. 10, 2012
Atlanta Braves defeat New York Mets, 3-2, in Chipper Jones' last game in Queens. MORE
Sep. 8, 2012
Atlanta Braves defeat New York Mets, 3-0; Mets fans salute Braves third baseman Chipper Jones, who is retiring at season's end. MORE
May. 20, 2012
Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones, who ranks second to Hank Aaron in almost every offensive category for the Braves and the franchise's one constant for almost two decades, will retire at the end of the season. MORE
Mar. 23, 2012
Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones announces that he will retire at end of season; Jones has spent his 18-year career with the Braves. MORE
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Chipper Jones Returning to Braves
Jones, an eight-time All-Star, has been hired as a special assistant to baseball operations.
December 18, 2015, Friday
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Freddie Freeman Is Another Mets Tormentor, on a Far Different Braves Team
From 2011 to 2014, Freeman had 13 home runs and 59 runs batted in against the Mets in 71 games, but this year, the Mets are on the rise.
April 22, 2015, Wednesday
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New Kind of Audience for Retired Braves Star
Speaking to Emory University students, Chipper Jones, the former Braves star, told his story of staying focused on his career goals, admitting when he was wrong and giving back.
May 10, 2013, Friday
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Young Star Thrives as East-Leading Braves Forge a New Identity
In his first month in Atlanta after six seasons in Arizona, Justin Upton led the majors in home runs (12), slugging percentage (.734) and total bases (69).
May 4, 2013, Saturday
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Win a Super Bowl, Hit the Road
Anquan Boldin, who helped the Ravens beat the 49ers in the Super Bowl, was traded to San Francisco, which is in an arms race with Seattle.
March 13, 2013, Wednesday
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A Hobbled Cashman Goes Fishing for Infielders
General Manager Brian Cashman sent out feelers to veterans from Derrek Lee to Scott Rolen to Chipper Jones in hopes of saving the Yankees from their numerous injuries.
March 12, 2013, Tuesday
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Braves to Retire Jones's No. 10
The Atlanta Braves will retire Chipper Jones's number and induct him into the team's hall of fame June 28.
February 20, 2013, Wednesday
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Disputed Ruling Falls Cardinals' Way
In a wild contest that featured a disputed infield fly call and Chipper Jones's final at-bat, St. Louis defeated the Atlanta Braves in baseball's first play-in contest.
October 6, 2012, Saturday
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N.L. Wild Card: Braves' Streak Meets Cardinals' Stubbornness
The Braves hope Kris Medlen's winning streak lasts at least one more game: the National League wild-card matchup against St. Louis.
October 4, 2012, Thursday
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Medlen Leads Braves, and Jones Says Goodbye to Home Fans
The Braves won for a major league record 23rd straight time in games started by Kris Medlen, as Sunday's victory over the Mets marked the regular-season home finale for Chipper Jones.
October 1, 2012, Monday
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William Duane Baird returned to his Heavenly Father on Jan. 27, 2010 after a long hard battle with many illnesses.
He was born June 6, 1937 in Standardville, Utah to William George and Edith May Ruff Baird.
Duane was a wonderful son, brother, uncle, and friend. He was truly one of a kind and would be there for anyone at anytime, no matter what the circumstance. He honorably served his country in the U.S. Army in Korea. Duane worked for Denver & Rio Grande and the Union Pacific railroads as an engineer for more than 40 years never missing a days work.
His family loved him very much and his nieces and nephews thought the world of him. His very special friend Sheri Baird Alger was his closest friend.
Survived by his nieces, Debbie and Kelly; nephews, Kirk Jr. and Scott; brother-in-law, Kirk Alger Sr. who along with his family helped take care of him. He leaves behind a brother, David Baird; daughter, Ashley Gragg; extended family, great nieces and nephews; and cousins, Maryann Oviatt and Frances Rich.
The family wishes to thank his caretakers at Beehive Homes for their compassion and excellent care that Duane received.
Funeral service, Wednesday, Feb.3, 2010, 1 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends may sign the guest book and share memories of William online at mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Magic Move Hair
Magic Move - A New Type Hair Cosmetics
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- Wash your hands well before application.
- Take a small amount (a soy-bean-size) on palm, well emulsify it with both palms, and then apply it to hair.
- Whenever the effect is not sufficient, repeat application
- Apply from hair roots through hair tips.
- With the cool-wind of a dryer, its setting power becomes stronger. If you blow warm-wind from a dryer first, and then switch to cool-wind, its setting effect becomes strongest.
- About the brand
From Japan. It lets you adjust your hair style easily just with finger-combing, and adds natural body to your hair.
Hydrogenated Oil, Propylene Glycol, Amodimethione, Sodium Stearyl Lactylate,Ceresin, Polyethylene Glycol Distearate, Mineral Oil, Arachyl Alcohol, SucroseFatty Acid Ester, Oleth-2, PPG-12-PEG-50 Lanolin, Stearyl Stearate, IsononylIsoonanoate, PVP/VA Copolymer, Phenoxyethanol, D&C Yellow #5, Caramel,Methylparaben, Fragrance, PEG-45M, Glycolic Acid.
Magic Move is the most appropriate hair cosmetics for hair that is damaged by chemical treatments and/or environmental pollution. It adds body to hair with an action of thready organic fibers like a net, and finishes hair in sleek feeling. It does not harden hair excessively, just adds flowing moves to hair, and allows you to change your hair style repeatedly in the same day. You may hold a formed hair style for many hours, as it may not be influenced by temperature nor by humidity. It highlights colored hair well, and can be easily washed off with shampooing.
Magic Move comes in 3 formulas:
Soft - For fine hair. Adds body and volume to any hair style.
Hard - For coarse hair. Helps relax coarse hair for smoother looks.
Light - For all hair types. Adds shine, strength and manageability.
Stylist fave Magic Move hair cosmetics function like pomade, allowing you to style and set all hair types. An Allure Best of Beauty winner, Magic Move relies on organic fibers to form an invisible net around your style that won't stiffen. You can even touch up your style without reapplying.
Hmmmm...frizzies Or Straw...I tried this product twice thinking I must of did something wrong the first time, but, both times my hair felt like straw and had no body, Id rather major frizz then to have my hair feel like that again!Nov 1, 2005Dede / Florida
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Does What I WantI have now run through about six different types of molding muds/pastes/finishers and Magic Move Soft is the one that does what my fingers tell it to do. Holds up well in humidity and wind and does not load down the hair with silicone or greasy feeling products. I have shoulder length, coarse hair that I flat iron and this product then separates and lifts it. A little goes a LONG way and I have had my first jar almost a year now!Oct 14, 2005Carol / Woodland Hills, CA
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Magic Move RocksIve tried dozens of styling products in the past before trying Magic Move Hard. They carried it at a salon my girlfriend worked at when we lived in NY. Once we moved to CA, I was lost without the MM. My hair is normal I guess. I use MM Hard after my hair is towel dried and aired out for a minute or two. I get that stylish, controlled, bed head look without the glossy wet look you get from gels or pomades. Nothing else compares. A little pricey, but well worth every penny if your hair matters to you.Oct 3, 2005Dave / San Diego, CA
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Husband's Only Beauty ProductThis is the only beauty product in my husbands morning, and he has been addicted since college. Its a little light for my hair, but I think it is an excellent choice for guys who want less hold and shine than gel but still want to looked polished.Sep 15, 2005Anonymous / Dallas, Tx
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World's Greatest PomadeI am a hairstylist, and have been for 8 years. The salon I work at started carrying this product and I got to try it. I loved it immediately. It didnt sell in our shop due to the price (we have other pomades for less money), and the scent (which isnt bad, and it doesnt linger anyway. At least it doesnt smell like fruit!)During the time that I have been using this product (4+ years), my hair has been very short, very long, and everything in between, and this product always works great. I use the SOFT version, since I have fine hair. It thickens up my hair and is perfect for the days that I wash my hair when it is too clean and wont do anything until I put this in. I put in in my hair dry. Never oily or greasy, just breaks up my layers perfectly.Because I am a hairstylist, I pay wholesale for most beauty products (this is usually about half price). Since I cannot find Magic Move in a professionals only beauty supply, I have to pay retail. I would not pay nearly $30 (with shipping) for ANY hair product, and never have. Except this one. Thats my point. When I can have any other product for half price, and I choose to buy one that is a little more expensive than average and I dont get it wholesale, then I must really love the product. And I do. Its the best.Sep 7, 2005Stefanie / Seattle
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ExcellentThere are lots of different types of hair in the world, and I guess thats why some people dont like this product. I think its fabulous! I have thin, limp hair and I use a little of this when my hair is barely towel dried (this is important) and my hair seems thicker and hangs better. It also takes a curl very well, and stays curly.Jul 10, 2005Anne / Connecticut
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Wish I Had The $24.95 BackBased on the product description I got the yellow jar. I have tried using it all different ways. My limp, straight hair basically stays limp and straight, plus it feels a little tacky. I would have said it was average to some other products I have tried, but for the high price I have to say it is below average. It definitely wasnt anything special on my hair. I wont even be finishing the remaining $20 in that yellow container.Jun 23, 2005Susan Harmon / Beaumont, TX
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?????I still cant see what is all this good talk about this product. It did nothing for my hair. In fact, when you put it on it feels gummy in your hair.Jun 22, 2005Gail Schnitzer / Edison, New Jersey
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It's Really GoodI have baby fine short hair and have used to many to count products in order to get my hair to look good.I was hesitant to try the (yellow jar) of Magic Move but still searching.....I ordered it! Yes, it is really good. Do not expect a miracle.....but you definitely will enjoy how the product works on your hair. I liked "yellow" so much.....I ordered the "red" assuming it would be even better!! For my hair.....the "Yellow Jar" is the best. My daughter has great hair; however she has taken over part of my "Yellow Jar" and just loves it!Ashley M. Scottsdale, AZMar 22, 2005Ashley M / Scottsdale, Arizona
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Awesome ProductI am working in a feature film about Annapolis, the Naval Academy, and the poor hairdresser had to calm down my BIG New Jersey hair into something suitable to a Navy Officer. It did an awesome job without being stiff or sticky and BEST PART...no scent so I didnt have to worry about sneezing all day from it. A GREAT product. Cant wait to get some for myself. XXXOOO to the makers.Dec 1, 2004Martha / Philadelphia
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