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Chibi Anime Gallery
Smaller, cuter, adorable anime-manga character. Enjoy various chibi images and wallpaper presenting anime/manga character such as the famous Naruto, Bleach, Shugo Chara etc. Updated Frequently >_<
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Puella Magi Madoka Magica Chibi - Futuristik
Another chibi arts from futuristik, this time is chibi Madoka Magica Characters, including the famous QB!.
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Nyotalia Chibi III
Another Nyotalia chibi, complete version of the one before. Check out other chibified hetalia characters.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Chibi Hetalia Official Art + Wallpaper
Another official art from Himaruya Hidekaz. Last times was the genderbending or Nyotalia Version. This time are Japan, Italy and German with two poses each. See the walpapper inside.
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Academy Originals, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences' first digital initiative, has just released a new video featuring Independent Spirit John Cassavetes Award-winning filmmaker Mike White. The short, four-minute episode has White talking about his idea of creativity and how it represents "trying to insist that you're alive."
The writer cum director cum actor, responsible for "Chuck And Buck," "School of Rock," "Year of the Dog" and television's "Enlightened," shares insight into both his "open" and "closed" phases, critiquing how it might appear that he is procrastinating and beating himself up at the same time. He speaks of how inspiration is "like getting a fever," and that when he begins to write, "the idea is full borne" in his head. He also cautions against writing for money, warning that it "closes off the your possibilities towards a certain kind of originality." Check out the video below below:


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Various attributes of a cheese, including both flavor and appearance, contribute to the final quality of the product. During the production of some cheeses, microbial processes can cause strange quality defects, often with colorful outcomes. Researchers in University College in Cork, Ireland identified the microbial culprit behind a notorious pink cheese defect. In this Science Digested, Adam Shutes from the Boston Cheese Cellar explains what they found.
Cheese mites, gophers of cheese rinds
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Next time you buy a piece of cheese with a mottled natural rind, such as a clothbound Cheddar or Tomme de Savoie, take a close look at the rind with a magnifying glass. If you look long enough, you will see tiny pieces of the rind are moving! These specks are microscopic arachnids known as cheese mites. Gophers of the cheese world, these tiny mites can both impart flavors as well as cause headaches for cheese producers.
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Geotrichum candidum: A yeast holding on to its moldy past
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Have you ever noticed those goat's milk cheeses with the wrinkly surface at the cheese shop? They look like a fuzzy white brain or a dusty grey coral and they smell like sweet, buttery flatulence. Those aesthetics and aromas come from the growth of the fungus Geotrichum candidum. Using in-depth genomic sequencing, French scientists recently unlocked the evolutionary history of this important cheese microbe and revealed a fungus with an identity crisis.
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Profile: Arielle Johnson – Head of Research, MAD
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Arielle Johnson manages the research program for MAD in Copenhagen, Denmark. MAD is a non-profit organization founded by chef Rene Redzepi, devoted to improving both the practical and theoretical understanding of food. Arielle entered the food industry with a PhD in flavor chemistry and perception, but her interests and work are wide-ranging, encompassing new techniques for the kitchen and, of course, fermentation management. In her own words, "My role within the organization is to sort through the existing body of scientific knowledge and find things that we can apply to make the creative process more creative." [click to view the full story]
Organic and conventional flours produce different sourdough fermentations
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It's difficult to connect the dots throughout our complex food system. Although it is rarely demonstrated scientifically, we generally accept that what happens on farms impacts the quality of our food. For microbial foods, the raw materials we use in fermentation can introduce different microbes depending on how those materials were produced. A recent study in Italy of sourdough fermentation demonstrated that organic vs. conventional farming can affect the quality of sourdough bread. This exciting new research highlights the role that microbes play in shaping food quality as it moves along the path from farm to fork.
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Microbe guide: Chrysosporium sulfureum
| Posted in cheese & dairy by Benjamin Wolfe
If you've ever spotted yellow fluff on the surface of a cheese rind, you were probably looking at the mold Chrysosporium sulfureum. Considered a typical fungal species on the rinds of many classic French cheeses including Tomme de Savoie and Saint-Nectaire, this cave-loving fungus is widespread, but enigmatic. Here's a summary of the little that we do know about this cheese fungus.
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Microbe Guide: Yarrowia lipolytica
| Posted in bread, cheese & dairy & cured meats by Benjamin Wolfe
From biofuels to fish food to gold nanoparticles, Yarrowia lipolytica is all the rage these days as a powerful workhorse for biotechnology. But this yeast also has important roles in the flavor development and appearance of some traditional fermented foods. Here's all you need to know about this versatile and beautiful yeast. [click to view the full story]
What brings kimchi to life?
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Our last Science Digested piece on kimchi looked at the effect of red pepper powder on the progress of fermentation, and its impact on which bacteria dominate at the end. This paper backs up a step and asks: where do these lactic acid bacteria come from in the first place? Which ingredients bring microbial life to kimchi?
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Can good viruses keep bad bacteria out of fermented foods?
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Food scientists have developed a diverse toolkit to help food producers keep pathogens out of fermented foods, including pasteurization, raw ingredient and end-product testing, and the addition of natural preservatives. Over the past decade, a new technology using viruses that attack pathogenic bacteria (bacteriophages), has emerged on the market as a potential addition to this food safety toolkit. Here we explain the science of using good viruses to kill bad bacteria in fermented foods.
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Profile: Jeremy Ogusky – Culturing Fermentation Culture in Boston
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Across the globe, local communities are forming fermentation communities – groups that meet to teach each other techniques and build a sense of community over delicious microbial foods. Over the past five years, a local potter in Boston, Massachusetts, has helped organize and educate a rapidly growing fermentation community. In this guest post, Maria Ordovas, explores how a fermentation culture is being formed in Boston. [click to view the full story]


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Yesterday a congregant popped his head in my study to make a lunch date and shared with me a wonderful experience he had saying Kaddish for his dad on his father's second yahrzeit, which fell on Sunday. We were closed for the holiday weekend and don't ordinarily have a daily minyan and he described the experience of stepping into an orthodox shul in the neighborhood where he was welcomed and though there were not ten men available, in 20 minutes time several phone calls were made and 13 people showed up to make it possible for our congregant (and one another mourner) to say Kaddish.
"I also wrapped tefilin for the first time in my life," he said. "It's something I had only seen from a distance at Camp Ramah as a kid." He laughed. "It was really cool."
We caught up, picked a date for lunch, and as he was leaving he said, "Now, I want to make a contribution to the shul. How do I do that? Do I just write the check and say it's in my dad's honor?" And we had an impromptu conversation about the mitzvah of giving tzedakah to honor the dead and I began to wonder how many others out there vaguely know of this custom but because of unfamiliarity or a small amount of reticence, hold themselves back from "jumping in" and doing it? Quite a few, I'd gather.
So from a practical perspective, it sounds like a quick but worthy project to take on and write up for our next Bulletin. I think there is an important lesson here that we ought not to miss.
Back to the idea of the minyan.
Later that day, I saw a friend's name pop up on G-Chat and so checked into see what was what with her grandfather who was dying. She told me, yes, he had died, and she had shared her eulogy, sat shiva at home, and came back to New York to the lonely encounter of finishing her mourning here. Does Beth Elohim have a daily minyan? she asked. And with a heavy heart I said, "No." I really want one day to be able to say "Yes." Not yet.
Among the liberal shuls of Brownstone Brooklyn, we sort of have the week covered with a minyan most mornings but the lack of consistency does speak to the general attitude of ambivalence toward prayer which exists among us. Crunch, on the other hand, and a number of yoga studios, get pretty crowded between 6-9 am most mornings. So it does paint a picture of where our priorities lie. Which is not meant as a judgment--I enjoy my exercise as much as anyone else. But sometimes I really worry about the atrophied muscle of Jewish prayer. And what it might take to bring it back.
I circle back to two things related to this post, namely, Jewish literacy and Jewish presence--the lack of which contributes mightily to said atrophic condition.
The more we know, the more we do, the more we do and the more we know.
While sitting with two bar mitzvah students yesterday, I opened a letter from a the mother of a couple I recently married. Neither the mother nor the couple are members of our shul but the mother offered words of kindness and a contribution to my rabbi's fund, which I use to give tzedakah in the community. Two curious seventh graders were then held hostage to my impromptu lesson from the early Sages: "The reward for the performance of a mitzvah is the performance of another mitzvah."
The joy of marrying a couple was rewarded with the obligation to use my fund to help those in need.
They survived the pedagogic moment. A small price to pay to the fight for a literate Jewish future.


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No one here has seen Curly but they are still looking......
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ROFL!!!!!!! Love it, love it! HAHAHA!
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sooooo funny... love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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woo hoooo is there a curly sighting??? am loving this so very much I hope Curly does too!!!
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Oh, he does! He's checking all the time LOL
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hmmmmm maybe a goose for Thanksgiving if they squeal on me.... Great one. They do look contented. I'm truly enjoying all this. The photos and captions are very inventive and full of laughter. ;-) And Lynn is a tattle tale.
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Oh my is everyone on JPG looking for Curly..oh look he commented above..Donna what state are the geese in, sure Curly is on his way!
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Love the shot! Hope they find Curly!
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"Searching is half the fun: life is much more manageable when thought of as a scavenger hunt as opposed to a surprise party.â€
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Wonderful shot! I hope someone finds Curly!
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lol I needed a morning giggle, what a great Curly capture! Oh wait, they didn't find him! LoL
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Now all the states will be looking for Curly, hahaha. Now the hunter is the hunted! hahahaha!!!
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That Curly loves playing hide n seek! Great shot of that search party! We know you are out there somewhere, Curly!
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Well, where there's wild-life, Curly should be near.! LOL! Good one,!!!
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Curly has been all over the place, he travels very fast. Did your posse get a sighting of Curly? Ha-ha, such a fun great game!!!!
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Love this Sis!
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text: Some Official Concept Art From Stranger ThingsLuke Plunkett8/10/16 9:45pmFiled to: fine artstranger things12729EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Mikhail Rakhmatullin and Joshua Min are two of the artists who worked on Netflix's Stranger Things. Here's a collection of some of the stuff they did for the show. These images show the Demogorgon in all its plantface glory. Which is nice, since you never really get a good look at the thing in the show until the very end, what with all the dark lighting and fast cuts. Really reminds you how strongly Silent Hill inspired some of the series' aesthetic.To see the images in their native resolution, click on the "expand" button in the top-left corner. Advertisement Advertisement Fine Art is a celebration of the work of video game artists, showcasing the best of both their professional and personal portfolios. If you're in the business and have some concept, environment, promotional or character art you'd like to share, drop us a line!MIKHAIL RAKHMATULLIN JOSHUA MIN Luke email@example.com@lukeplunkettLuke Plunkett is a Contributing Editor based in Canberra, Australia. He also runs cosplay.kotaku.com.Reply127 repliesLeave a reply


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Marcel Mérieux, a pupil of Louis Pasteur, sets up the Mérieux Institute to develop and manufacture human and animal vaccines. Under the direction of Doctor Charles Mérieux, then his son, Alain Mérieux, the Institute becomes a world leader. |
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Fondation Mérieux is set up by Doctor Charles Mérieux in homage to his father Marcel Mérieux. |
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Doctor Charles Mérieux and Professors Jacques Monod and Robert Debré create the Agence de Médecine Préventive (AMP). |
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Fondation Mérieux and the Mérieux Institute join forces to control a meningitis epidemic in Brazil. 100 million Brazilians are vaccinated. |
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Fondation Mérieux obtains public interest status. |
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Creation of Bioforce development with the Health School of the French Army for training humanitarian health logisticians. First « Cent Gardes » conference on HIV / AIDS. |
1998 |
First session of the international ADVAC vaccinology course. |
1999 |
Building of the P4 Jean Mérieux high-security laboratory in Lyon. |
2001 |
The Fondation Rodolphe Mérieux set up under the aegis of the Institut de France. |
2003 |
Doctor Alain Mérieux becomes the President of the Fondation Mérieux. Building of the Charles Mérieux Center and the Rodolphe Mérieux Laboratory in Bamako, Mali. |
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Building of the Rodolphe Mérieux Laboratory in Cambodia. Organization of the HIV / AIDS Conference in Beijing. |
2007 |
2 Rodolphe Mérieux sentinel laboratories are opened in Laos and Madagascar. First Christophe Mérieux Conference on trends in virology. First BAMS (Bachelor of Science of Biological and Applied Medical Sciences) training course starts in Mali. Fondation Mérieux celebrates 40 years of existence. |
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Inauguration of the Rodolphe Mérieux Laboratory in Haiti and the Centre of Infectiology Christophe Mérieux In Laos. Rehabilitation of regional hospital laboratories in Madagascar and Cambodia. Construction of a Rodolphe Mérieux Laboratory in Lebanon. Conception of the project RESAOLAB to strengthen health infrastructures in Senegal, Burkina Faso and Mali. Integration of two applied research units in France and China and the launch of the network |
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The Centre of Infectiology Charles Mérieux in Madagascar begins operations. Inauguration of the Rodolphe Mérieux Laboratory in Beirut (Lebanon). Launch of the Advanced Course on Diagnostics (ACDx). Renovation of the microbiology laboratory at the Hospital of Battambang (Cambodia). |


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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College women's rugby team was awarded a 7-0 forfeit victory against Colby on Saturday as the Mules were unable to field a team in time for its New England Small College Rugby Conference opener on Saturday.
As a result, the Polar Bears improve to 1-0 in NESCRC play this season and traveled to play Division I Dartmouth for an exhibition match Saturday.
Despite losing to the Big Green 32-5, the Polar Bears gained valuable experience in preparation for their home opener next weekend. Bowdoin had solid defensive performances from Anna Piotti, Maura Allen and Hayleigh Kein in the loss. Addison Carvajal deposited Bowdoin's lone try of the friendly while Samantha Caras enjoyed a solid day on the front line for the Polar Bears.
Bowdoin will return to conference play next weekend as they battle in their home opener against Middlebury on Saturday, September 21 at 10:00 a.m.
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Salam Shidah,
Happy Birthday to you! Earlier this morning, I called my niece to wish her on her birthday too.
Wow, now I have three birthdays to look forward to. Oh, another, is my friend's daughter who is also sharing the same date. :)
Semoga Shidah diberkati Allah dengan usia yang panjang, amalan baik yang diredhaiNya, dan rezeki yang murah. Ameen. <3alamak cs!! sorry sgt... i dah jawab dan dah post, pesal tak appear? ishk!
freezer tu sham bersihkan mlm kita org arrived from trg. he had to dragged the 10 feet freezer keluar rumah, and basuh mcm basuh kotak. alhamdulillah makcik ton dah balik. so she helped to mop the floor. lega rasa.. i went to my mom's to lepak2 while sham do the cleaning. isteri mithali kan? hahaha.. miss u cs. lama tak nampak on fb :)


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Through the movies, audiences have really come to "know" the central characters of the LOTR universe; which characters in WITN will stand out most and why?
Fans will certainly encounter a lot of familiar faces in The Lord of the Rings: War in the North and they will have a chance to interact with them to varying degrees. I don't want to give too much away, but the player can expect to see Aragorn and Elrond playing a large role in their adventures.
Devoted fans will also encounter characters they know from the literature but have yet to see portrayed in the films or past video games. Players will encounter lesser known characters such as Radagast the Brown, Halbarad the Ranger along with Elrohir and Elladan, the sons of Elrond. Hopefully fans will enjoy seeing our interpretation of these characters as much as we have enjoyed bringing them to life.
There are also a good many characters who are entirely our own creation appearing in the story. We are confident fans will find these characters both look and feel like they belong in Middle-earth.
What is the role of NPCs in the game, outside being enemies?
The player will find himself/herself allied with several NPCs sometimes very actively while other times the NPCs role will be more passive. Some are comrades in arms, others are fonts of knowledge regarding the people, places and events that comprise Middle-earth.
The heroes of The Lord of the Rings literature encounter a huge cast of characters as they strive to fulfil their quest and the heroes of our story (the players) will find it much the same in their quest.
RPGs in general tend to have more in-depth storylines than other genres, and then with the basis of The Lord of the Rings, the story becomes that much more critical. How does the genre affect the creation of NPC characters?
As I touched on above, our NPCs have to feel as if they belong in Middle-earth, generic fantasy characters have no place in this story. Each character created and each line of dialogue gets held up to the mirror of Middle-earth, as it were. I often imagine the events, characters and dialogue from our game occurring in the film adaptation and I ask myself if first-time viewers would accept it as all part of the same story. Our goal is to create characters and events that never feel out of place in Middle-earth.
Middle-earth itself is such a signature "character" of any LOTR property; how do Middle-earth, and the new locations players will explore drive the character development?
Our game will take the player to locations they may recognize from reading the books and looking at Middle-earth maps, but were never directly touched upon by the storyline of The Lord of the Rings. Who and what the player finds in these locations will form the building blocks of their character's own epic tale.
What books are you reading now?
I'm in the middle of yet another read of The Lord of the Rings. I'll never not be reading The Lord of the Rings for as long as this project continues. It lends a whole new aspect to the reading when you literally hang on every line looking for anything that does not fit with our story.
I do, however, have some interests that go beyond J.R.R. Tolkien (shocking!). I enjoy history and right now I am reading an account of the Wars of the Roses by a gentleman named John Sadler and I would really, really like to see the next book in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series (I know I'm not alone in that).
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Flying silently and smoothly through the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, Dawn emits a blue-green beam of high velocity xenon ions. On the opposite side of the sun from Earth, firing its uniquely efficient ion propulsion system, the distant adventurer is continuing to make good progress on its long trek from the giant protoplanet Vesta to dwarf planet Ceres.
This month, let's look ahead to some upcoming activities. You can use the sun in December to locate Dawn in the sky, but before we describe that, let's see how Dawn is looking ahead to Ceres, with plans to take pictures on the night of Dec. 1.
The robotic explorer's sensors are complex devices that perform many sensitive measurements. To ensure they yield the best possible scientific data, their health must be carefully monitored and maintained, and they must be accurately calibrated. The sophisticated instruments are activated and tested occasionally, and all remain in excellent condition. One final calibration of the science camera is needed before arrival at Ceres. To accomplish it, the camera needs to take pictures of a target that appears just a few pixels across. The endless sky that surrounds our interplanetary traveler is full of stars, but those beautiful pinpoints of light, while easily detectable, are too small for this specialized measurement. But there is an object that just happens to be the right size. On Dec. 1, Ceres will be about nine pixels in diameter, nearly perfect for this calibration. Read the rest of this entry »


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A U.S. senator is asking Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to investigate an ongoing dispute between New Brunswick and Maine fishermen regarding the import of American lobstersat low prices.
In a letter to Clinton, Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe said the situation is "unacceptable" and asked her to make the issue a "priority" in U.S.-Canada relations.
The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa has also contacted the RCMP in New Brunswick, according to a news release posted on Snowe's website.
The dispute came to a head last week when protesting New Brunswick fishermen blocked trucks from delivering Maine lobsters to three processing plants in the province.
On Thursday, a judge issued a 10-day injunction preventing the blockades.
The fishermen, who also protested Wednesday in front of politicians' offices in Fredericton, say their livelihoods are at risk because lobsters from Maine are bought at such low prices that they can't compete.
New Brunswick processors are buying Maine lobster for about $2 a pound, but Canadian fishermen say selling their own product at that price is financially unsustainable.
In a news release, the president of the Maritime Fishermen's Union, François Beaudin, said receiving 50 cents less per pound of lobster may seem like "peanuts," but for him that adds up to a yearly loss of $8,500.
"For this year, it is a very large portion of my net income – net income, for me, means the meagre salary that will get my family though the year and will pay for my 2013 fishing gear," he said.
The processors agreed last week to pay a minimum of $2.50 per pound for processed lobster and $3 per pound for live market lobster. But union officials said New Brunswick fishermen need $4 per pound for both fresh and processed lobster just to break even.
New Brunswick's Fisheries Minister Michael Olscamp has refused to offer compensation to fishermen to make up the difference, saying the move would "set a very dangerous precedent."
Snowe called the demonstrations and blockades by "some disgruntled Canadian lobstermen" a "misguided attempt to protest the low retail price of lobster."
In her letter to Clinton, she said the blockades forced the lobster processing plants to shut down, "and shipments containing tens of thousands of pounds of Maine lobsters were sent back to the state.
"In some circumstances, the product was damaged or destroyed. This is an unacceptable situation that must be rectified immediately," she wrote.
"While I understand that the New Brunswick government is attempting to control these protests, it is clear that additional Canadian resources are necessary to maintain order and ensure continued commerce across the border," Snowe said.
"Any acts of intimidation, violence, or coercion cannot be tolerated and order must be maintained to ensure that our relationship with our Canadian partners does not undermine our long-term collaborative relationship on critical fisheries and maritime issues."
In an effort to quell demonstrations, the New Brunswick government has offered fishermen who took part in a government loan program an extra year to pay back the money, but their union refused.
New Brunswick Premier David Alward told reporters Thursday the events leading up to the court injunction "reiterate the importance of the issue and the fact that we need to find a resolution to it."
The fishermen's union is scheduled to meet with federal fisheries officials Friday.
Opposition Leader Victor Boudreau said the lobster dispute should serve as a "call to action" for Alward's government.
"It would be awfully embarrassing for the province of New Brunswick if Hillary Clinton got involved in this issue," he told CTV Atlantic.
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Yes, its a mini walking machine. They only cost a tenner as well. I say only as if I actually have ten bucks.


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This recipe is foolproof. The steps are easy to follow, and you probably have the ingredients in your pantry for the brine and dry rub. I must say, though, do not skip any of the steps.
Recipe source: Kevin & Amanda
Ingredients: Pork Roast
1 whole Boston butt or shoulder pork roast
Ingredients: Dry Rub
- 1 tbsp ground cumin
- 1 tbsp garlic powder
- 1 tbsp onion powder
- 1 tbsp chili powder
- 1 tbsp cayenne pepper
- 1 tbsp salt
- 1 tbsp ground pepper
- 1 tbsp paprika
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- Mix well and store in an air tight container.
Ingredients: Brine Solution
- 1/2 cup salt
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2 qt cold water
- 2 bay leaves
- 3 tbsp dry rub mix
Add salt to cold water and stir very well until all the salt completely dissolves. Then add the brown sugar, dry rub, and bay leaves and stir well to combine.
Directions: Pork shoulder:
Rinse the pork shoulder and place in a large container, pour in the brine solution until the shoulder is completely covered. Cover the container and place in the refrigerator for at least 8 hours.
Then remove pork shoulder from brine solution, pat dry with paper towels, place in baking pan that is bigger than the shoulder by at least an inch in length and width and at least 3 inches deep.
Sprinkle dry rub onto the surface of the shoulder and massage in such that it adheres to the surface. Coat all sides. Make sure the fat layer on the shoulder is facing up before cooking!
Place baking pan uncovered in a 225 degree oven on the middle rack. Insert a probe thermometer into the center or thickest part of the shoulder, but not touching the bone.
Monitor the temperature throughout cooking (a digital thermometer with an alarm function is the easiest way to do this). Do not remove from the oven until the center of the shoulder reaches 200 degrees.
When the shoulder has reached 200 degrees, shut off the oven and let the roast cool for a couple of hours before removing from the oven.
If the bottom of the pan is dry (or crusted with dried spices), then cover the pan with foil to retain internal moisture of the meat during the cooling period.
When the temperature drops to 170 degrees or slightly lower, remove from oven.
Place on a large, clean work surface such as a cutting board, and remove the large sheet of crusted fat on the top. Pull apart with two forks, it will pull apart very easily. Serve for friends and family!


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This should clear up some of the confusion I have heard from some on how to identify different types of metals! Before you leave please check out my must read page on HOW TO START SCRAPPING METAL!Check out the bottom of the page for a link to the ISRI scrap specification manual.
- Make sure you know how to pull apart all of the items listed in the SCRAP GUIDE.
- First and foremost, ALWAYS HAVE A MAGNET! This is the tool of the trade, some would say, and to be without one will make you seem like a fool. I have a whole collection of magnets that I have tore out of different scrapped appliances and what not. Microwaves, speakers, hard drives, and other electronics all have magnets you can pull out.
- You will undoubtably make very good use of the Spark Test… that is if you lean about the spark test. Use that guide to get it down, and then practice.
- I have written a specialty guide to identifying special types of e-waste. Things like computers, monitors, RAM, CPUs, and more.
The magnet will become your weapon, and with it you will sort ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
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- Is 3x heavier than aluminum.
- Will rust.
- Sticks to a magnet…
- is abundant.
- is strong
This 1974 concept design for the penny is made of aluminum. In 1982, pennies switched from copper to zinc composition. Every penny costs 1.23 cents to make. |
How to Identify Aluminum:
- is quite light
- does NOT draw a magnet
- does NOT throw sparks when ground with an angle grinder.
- doesn't rust.
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- Is mostly used in wiring and electronics.
- Makes great cookware
- When copper is pure it has beautiful pink color
- Due to tarnishing, is usually a red or brown color. (also beautiful)
- Oxidizes into a strong green color. (see Statue Of Liberty)
- Is about as heavy as iron.
- Copper #1 is clean copper, including pipes without solder joints.
- Copper #2 is painted copper, copper with solder joints, things of that nature
- Light Copper is copper sheeting. Some yards may call this copper #3.
- Copper Breakage: Motors, transformers, inductors, some processors, et cetera.
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How To Identify Brass or Bronze:
- is usually a yellow-ish color and pays about half the price of copper #1.
- may be called brass or bronze, but some will say "Copper alloy" to avoid confusion.
- Is often found in the form of pipe valves, fluid manifolds, decorative pieces, or instruments.
- Can be alloyed with nickel, in which case it is called a CUPRONICKEL (see below)
How to Grade Copper Wire:
- Because the grades of wire are not explicitly spelled out by the ISRI, they are usually graded different by every yard.
- There are many different ways of grading copper wire, but what it really comes down to is percentage of copper that is within the wire. Some people like to strip the copper themselves and get full copper price, other like to just take it in as is. Really, it just comes down to how much time you have.
- 85% Wire: Thin case with a diameter comparible to a pencil's. If you have this type of wire, just strip it yourself and get ful copper price!
- 70% Wire: Romex/machine wire without any attachments.
- 52% Wire: Extension cords and appliance cords, with all attachments removed.
- 35% Wire: Thinly gauged wire with a considerable degree of attachments.
- 12% Wire: Christmas lights.
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- Is 150% denser than iron, so it should feel heavy.
- Is atomic element 82 with chemical symbol Pb (from latin plumbum meaning lead)
- is very malleable, or soft, and can be carved with a pocket knife.
- Will melt in an over or over a fire at 621°F
- used to make bullets, and line xray machines.
- is very toxic (but apparently has a sweet taste).
Angle grounder throwing sparks of off a piece of regular iron. |
How To Identify 304 Grade Stainless Steel:
- 304 stainless steel is an iron alloy with 18% chromium an 8% nickel.
- It WILL NOT draw a magnet.
- Use the Spark test.
- is non magnetic
- Is an iron alloy with 18% chromium and 10% nickel, but is worth up to 50 cents more per pound depending on the yard.
- To me and most scrappers, it looks exactly the same as 304 stainless.
- Look for a "316 SS" stamp or one similar to distinguish this.
- When spark tested, will have less "forks" at the end of streams.
- Have your yard check with an XRF gun if you're curious but don't know.
- Is an iron alloy with 17% chromium 4%Nickel and 7% Manganese
- Are much more corrosion resistant that 300 grade.
- In NON-MAGNETIC
- Are harder to sell to a scrap yard because they will not accumulate enough to find a buyer.
- A scrap yard could sell this with 300 grade stainless if they wanted to.
How To Identify 400 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL
- has no nickel in it, and therefore IS magnetic.
- If it is magnetic, many yards will not pay stainless price for it.
- Is an alloy of 11% Chromium and ~1% manganese
- a fancy way of saying copper/nickel alloy
- is worth much more that copper 1.
- Some yards will cheat and try to buy this stuff as brass or cheaper.
- is actually at least 30% Ni, sometimes up to 90%, which is 3 times as expensive as copper.
- Is often used in fake jewelry, silver plated dinnerware, ship making, salt water pipes, heat exchangers and condensers, musical instruments and more…
- You my have to shop around until you find a yard that will buy this for a great price without trying to screw you.
How To Identify ELECTRIC HEATING ELEMENTS
- The heating elements out of an electric stove are all made of a majority nickel alloy.
- If you have a lot of them, get payed for them!
- have your yard check all heating elements with an XRF gun so you can get payed the right price.
- Your price for heating elements should at least be that of the price of 316 Stainless.
- Carbide is short for Tungston Carbide, a compound with shorthand WC.
- Carbide is heavy! At 16g/cm^3, it is 16 times as heavy as water!
- Two tablespoons of this stuff weights over a pound!
- Can be scrapper for over 7 dollars per pound.
- Is usually found in the form of end mills, inserts or saw tips.
- If you hit it with a grinder, it will make very short, dim, dark red sparks.
- It is very strong!
- Most carbide is actually Cemented Tungston Carbide Cobalt, or basically, Co with grains of WC in it.
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We've all been very conscientious about recycling as much of our garbage and unusable items as we possibly can to help conserve energy, preserve the landfills and, in general, help our environment. The prices of scrap metal at recycling centers also plays a part in how much recycling people do as well as the items they have to recycle. Scrap metal is the number one thing that people bring in for recycling, a fact probably due to the numerous items that can be brought in for recycling.
Throughout the United States there are hundreds of recycling centers. Most of them cater to businesses by bringing storage containers right to the site to make it more convenient for the business. They bring pallets, gaylords, dumpsters or other storage units and leave them on the site until they're full, at which time, they will come and pick them up.
Homeowners use the prices of scrap metal recycling centers as a reason for turning in their old garbage. Not only are they getting a good price for their garbage but they're also getting their yards and garage cleaned out. Almost everything today is recyclable. Some of the items that can be turned in to recycling centers include air conditioners, aluminum cans, cast iron, hot water heaters, aluminum steel ladders, appliances, cast iron bathtubs, motors, microwaves, all types of bronze and brass, pots and pans, copper pipes, bicycles, automotive parts and more.
Prices of scrap metal at recycling centers vary depending on what type of metal is being recycled. Metal is broken down into ferrous or non-ferrous metal. The prices of scrap metal at recycling centers are different for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Ferrous metals, which are iron, steel, tin, etc., may sell for anywhere from $.03 to over $.10 while non-ferrous metals (aluminum, copper, etc.) may sell for up to $2.75 when the prices are going good. The recycling centers are able to determine the difference between the ferrous and non-ferrous metals by the use of a magnet.
Prices of scrap metal at recycling centers may vary from week to week or even day to day depending on the going price. Another thing that may affect the prices of scrap metal at recycling centers is how neat the metal is and if it's sorted. If the recycling center has to sort it, they aren't going to give as high of a price. You're encouraged to remove any plastic, rubber or wood parts, which will make it easier as well as give you a better price. Most of the recycling centers will not take hazardous or flammable items.
There are many scrap metal recycling hints and tips that can make recycling easier and more productive for the customer and the scrap metal recycling center. It's a good idea to know what items are recyclable and which are not, although you'd be amazed at how many things can now be recycled. You can go through your home and find things in every room that can be taken in to be recycled. The same can be said for your garage or workshop, which is where most of your recyclable items can be found. If you're wondering which items in your garage can be used for scrap metal recycling, a hint or tip is that most metals are perfect.
Some of the many items you can take in for recycling include batteries, automotive parts, aluminum soda cans, aluminum ladders, appliances, microwaves, pots and pans, copper, brass and all metal items. If you're bringing in a large quantity of items for scrap metal recycling, some hints or tips you may not be aware of is that the less work they have to do to prepare the materials, the more money they'll be willing to pay you. For instance, if you sort your items into groups, it will take them less time to determine how much they're paying for the scrap metal recycling.
Hints, tips and ideas about recycling can be found on most of the recycling center websites as well at the scrap metal recycling. Don't just throw out all your old garbage in a quest to clean your garage or home. Consider what recycling will do for your atmosphere and join the millions that are choosing to go green and save the earth.
So what kind of steel is a slinky made of?
Originally they were made to these specs Each was 21⁄2″ tall, and included 98 coils of high-grade blue-black Swedish steel but today are made of many different materials.
Ok, next question. I have (toroflux) a device made of an unknown Stainless Alloy. I want to obtain some stainless steel of the same alloy to try and make some kinetic sculptures.. but I have no idea how to go about identifying the allow. It is very similar to slinky, but thicker and actually has a slightly better shape memory. Any suggestions how I might get it identified?
Ok, I looked at the device. Very cool! My thought is that it is made of a stainless with a high nickel content such as the Type 301—highly ductile, for formed products. Also hardens rapidly during mechanical working. Good weldability. Better wear resistance and fatigue strength. There are two ways to make sure the first is to take a sample to a university and see if you can have it looked at through a mass spectrometer or find scrap yard that is using a XRF alloy analyzer..good luck there as they are very expensive. I currently don't know of any in my area that have one. Pleas keep me updated as you have me intrigued.
Will do..
It tested with a magneton gun 304, 301 and 304 for the alloy..The gentleman testing said it seemed to have too much pull, so they checked it thrice. it is also apparently NOT coated, just silver Stainless steel.


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Booz & Company -- the venerable consulting firm -- has a new report out on the topic of Innovation and Research & Development (R&D). And in an October 25 interview with its author, Barry Jaruzelski, I learned that Booz has identified three "archetypes" of innovation.
Jaruzelski said that "while companies that follow any of these three innovation models can be successful, what matters most is how well aligned they are with an organization's overall corporate strategy." He described the following R&D approaches:
- Need seekers like Apple (AAPL) and Procter & Gamble (PG) get a deep understanding of end user needs to inspire the development of new product ideas.
- Market readers like Samsung excel at following the introduction of a popular new product trend with a product that can get to market fast and surf that wave while it's still building.
- Tech drivers like Google (GOOG) push the edge of technology innovation and try to find a viable business model that can turn it into revenues and profits.
Although it's hard for Booz to trace the specific return on R&D investment that these three archetypes generate, Jaruzelski believes that one stands out from the rest when it comes to outperforming peers "on measures of corporate goodness" which include revenue growth, profit margin, Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Amortization, and Depreciation (EBITDA) as a percent of revenue, and growth in stock market value.
Booz found that of the "nearly 700" companies it profiled, 45% were tech drivers, 35% were market readers, and 25% were need seekers. But the rarest archetype -- need seekers -- is the one that performs the best -- 50% of which outperform peers on those measures of corporate goodness. The next best is the tech drivers 20% of which outcompete their peers.
When it comes to innovation archetypes, execution matters. After all, if genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration -- the pressure is on when it comes to turning a great idea into the nuts and bolts of getting a new product development into the hands of customers.
And pulling that off well depends on several factors -- the most important of which is whether the head of R&D reports to the CEO. If there is a direct report to the top, the company is more likely to get a bigger bang for the R&D buck because the CEO views R&D as an investment to be maximized rather than a cost to be controlled.
But there are many other must-dos related to internal alignment. For example, a company's R&D strategy -- which shows up in one of the three innovation archetypes -- must be aligned with its corporate strategy. And the company's capabilities -- the skills of its people and their operating disciplines -- must fit with the R&D strategy as well.
Moreover, R&D tends to work better when the company puts a higher value on cross-functional team work than it does to functional turf battles in which marketing squares off against engineering in battles for money, people, and access to customers.
Booz has a read on R&D and if that matters to your company, click here.


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It is the smallest self portrait I have ever done. I didn't use any image tricks.
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Wednesday, September 21, through Sunday, October 16, 2011
Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 21, 6:30-9:00 pm
Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, Parsons The New School for Design, 66 Fifth Avenue at 13th Street
In The Assignment Book, Luis Camnitzer presents unresolved conundrums and questions. The exhibition is intended to stimulate critical multidisciplinary thinking on the topic and prompt visitors to leave responses that serve as new stimuli for dialogue. Like the blog format, the exhibition offers a platform for the artist, curators, and visitors to enter into conversation as equal partners, thereby de-institutionalizing learning and challenging the traditional role of the artist/teacher.
A Conversation with the Artist & Curators
Tuesday, October 11, 6:30-8:30 pm
Sponsored by the Vera List Center for Art and Politics
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65 West 11th St, 5th Floor
"In The Assignment Book I am trying to bridge the distance between artist and viewer, and start a dialogue and collective research instead of merely communicating by way of a monologue. I would like to share unresolved and sometimes ridiculous conundrums and questions that hopefully lead to critical inter- and multidisciplinary thinking, and unleash similar but collectively generated stimuli. Not unlike the blog format, answers and suggestions should enter the exhibition space so that the stage is shared with the visitors, leading to deinsitutionalized learning: Learning Without a School. In this I abandon the traditional declarative stance of the artist/teacher. Being accountable for how I deal with the assignments I become an unprotected artist/learner."
- Luis Camnitzer
Luis Camnitzer is an Uruguayan artist residing in the U.S. since 1964. He received a degree in sculpture from the Escuela Bellas Artes of the University of Uruguay, where he also studied architecture at the School of Architecture. A professor emeritus of the State University of New York, he is the recipient of two Guggenheim Fellowships (1961 and 1982) and the Frank Jewett Mather Award, College Art Association (2011). His work has been exhibited in several international exhibitions, among them the Venice Biennale (1988 when he represented Uruguay with a one-person show), the Whitney Biennial (2000), and Documenta XI (2002). His work is in over thirty museum collections, among them the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Tate Modern, London; and the Museo de Bellas Artes, Havana, Cuba. He presently is the pedagogical advisor for the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection. Among his books are New Art of Cuba, Conceptualism in Latin American Art: Didactics of Liberation and On Art, Artists, Latin America and Other Utopias, all published by University of Texas Press. His work is represented by Alexander Gray Associates in New York.


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Face Control is a difficult record to dislike, mostly because it so very rarely comes right out and demands to be liked. Dan Broeckner, freed from the inevitable concessions and dynamics that come from sharing the spotlight with Spencer Krug in Wolf Parade, has crafted a sparse and modest album that cares more about following its own artistic whims than pleasing others outright. And, against conventional logic, this turns out to be a good thing.
Handsome Furs—composed of Broeckner on vocals and guitar, with wife Alexei Perry on synths and drum programming—have always been more about spare, introspective arrangements than the warm, grandiose pop of Wolf Parade, but Face Control finds the duo moving ever further away from the aesthetic that made their parent band such a critical success. From the harsh synths that kick off the opening "Legal Tender", this album is a far colder, more mechanical affair than its predecessor, Plague Park—though certainly not in a bad way. With their skilled use of negative space and potent hooks echoing off the walls of these sparsely furnished songs, Handsome Furs now resemble a Young Marble Giants who grew up on a diet of good synth pop and figured out how to get that drum machine to, you know, work.
Part of the reason for this paradigm shift lies in Broeckner's guitar treatment. While Broeckner frequently went acoustic on Plague Park and lent his songs a relatively warm, pastoral feel, this never happens on Face Control. Instead, things remain distorted throughout, and his guitar tone is often the subject of some Martin Hannett-like experimentation with texture, almost becoming a natural, robotic extension of Perry's synths. This welcome addition to the band's formula makes for a more fully integrated, compact sound. At times the results can even be stunning, as on the late album standout "Thy Will Be Done": Broeckner will often achieve almost shoegaze levels of volume, only his tone is treated to the point where it becomes an ethereal haze hanging in the back of the mix, exploring the empty alcoves of a track of its own accord before dropping out entirely.
And when that happens, we've got Perry's synths and beats to look at, and this is where things go ever so slightly south. No one's expecting synths—even analog ones—to achieve the same sort of improvisational human element as "traditional" instruments (the fact that they don't is sort of the whole point). But Perry's synth work mostly just stays the course for the album's running time, recycling the same pixelated DFA-esque effects. It's never overtly distracting, and even at its most unintentionally repetitive, it's still pleasant to listen to. But one can't help feeling the pangs of some missed opportunities.
But then this album clearly isn't concerned with becoming a club staple, so the restrained electronics do make sense. With all the empty space quietly permeating most of these tracks, what we're really expected to be listening to is Broeckner himself—and thankfully, he makes the job fairly easy for us. Just like Win Butler, whose band rose to critical notice about the same time as Wolf Parade, Broeckner's delivery is an intensely melodramatic one that still manages to evoke a bluesy, working-class swagger: Bowie by way of Springsteen. He manages to sound equally at home in the affectionate New Order worship of "All We Want, Baby, Is Everything" and the soulful foot-stomping of "Talking Hotel Arbat Blues".
Lyrically, Broeckner also keeps things fairly solid. Of course, there's nothing too remarkable going on, and he keeps returning to the same ocean and city images, to the point where they feel less like motifs and more like crutches. But if there's nothing starkly poetic happening, then there's nothing that will outright offend English majors either. Often the repetition of a simple, powerful phrase like "I'm Confused" over a beautifully spiraling guitar figure can say more than all but the most poetic lyric.
But taken as a whole, Face Control does have at least a few things in common with a good poem: it's a carefully crafted, modest, personal work that's as much about purging the demons and anxieties that have been kicking around in the author's dome as it is about creating something beautiful. If it doesn't exactly break any exciting new ground musically, if that gorgeous riff from "I'm Confused" is the only thing we remember in a few months' time, and if it does have its blemishes here or there, you still can't fault it for wearing its humanity on its sleeve.
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Dear Mr. Harvey: What is the difference between communism, democratic socialism, and welfare statism?
— Sincerely Confused
Dear Sincerely Confused: First of all, Mr. Harvey is my dad. Please call me Ray.
Communism is a species of the genus socialism; it is one of the many variations on that tired theme. Communism explicitly calls for the violent overthrow of government. In theory, it is an anarchist ideology, believing that the state will one day magically "wither away," as Karl Marx famously phrased it, though only after an unspecified period of gigantic bureaucratic control. Of course, in the long and blood-soaked history of communism, the state has never withered away, and never will. Why? Once entrenched, bureaucracy is impossible to retrogress away from.
Democratic socialism, on the other hand, doesn't advocate the violent overthrow of government but intends to use force peacefully. By definition, by its very nature, socialism must resort to force because it must expropriate people's money and other property in order to redistribute it. That is the distinguishing characteristic of any and all forms of socialism: government control of property and the means of production (which is one of the reasons so-called corporatism is another variation on socialism).
One must never forget: socialism is by definition an ideology of force.
Not all liberals are socialists — in large part because most of them don't even know what "socialism" means, and it is for this reason also that many liberals, and, for that matter, many conservatives, are socialists and do not even know it.
Welfare statism is not exactly the same thing as democratic socialism. Welfare statism wants all the wealth and advantages that capitalism and private property creates, but at the same time, it wants to undermine the very things that makes all that wealth possible. Welfare statism takes for granted the advantages of capitalism — it wants to hold power over the producers of wealth — yet it wants those same wealth-producers to keep producing it for them. It is a short-sighted ideology the prevalence of which dominates academia from sea to shining sea.
The welfare state, which is what we live in today and have for some time, is the result of what von Mises called the "hampered or mixed market economy." It is not identical to socialism proper, primarily because it is not explicit enough, but it too is a variation on the same theme.


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Trevor Bayne says he has multiple sclerosis
NASCAR driver Trevor Bayne says he has multiple sclerosis. He does not expect the diagnosis to impact his racing career.
Bayne said Tuesday he will compete as scheduled at Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend in the Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series finales.
The 22-year-old driver was sidelined for five races in 2011 for an illness that led to hospitalization at the Mayo Clinic. Doctors ultimately called it an "inflammatory condition," and it was never made clear if it was related to an insect bite he'd suffered weeks earlier.
Bayne became the youngest winner in Daytona 500 history when he won the race as a 20-year-old in 2011.
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A California bill proposing to eliminate the 10-year statute of limitations on rape and child molestation charges has passed in the Senate Public Safety Committee. That committee had, in the past, refused to move through similar bills. The new bill … Continue reading
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This post is a response to Prompt #1 of the CKSL Challenge. Please visit and love on fellow Memphis blogheads.
"Welcome home."
Erica, the mellow, backwards-hat barista chick greeted me and handed me a menu. The Edge coffee bar is hidden away in a midtown neighborhood. Even TomTom had a tough time finding it. Their were three or four hipsters hanging around the joint, tapping away at their laptops and growing their beards.
Erica suggested that I try an avalanche, apparently it's where everyone starts. I was feeling more liquid than frappe, so I continued to peruse the menu until I came upon the falling star.
"What's that?"
She explained that it was the non-frozen counterpart of the avalanche. I was ready-freddy. The shooting star cost me about $6.50 when I added a $2 tip for all of the tour guiding the friendly barista did. She also gave me a frequent buyer card and told me about the cool text-in-your-order deal. This is certainly the type of place where the baristas remember your name and your drink of choice. The owner even came out and introduced himself. The Edge is a labor of love and so welcoming.
Since I went after work I wasn't quite ready to dive into the meal menu–not to mention that I was overwhelmed by the drink menu alone. I didn't see it on the menu, but this is the type of place where you'd order a shot of wheat grass. Both menus are extensive. The Edge has a couple of pool tables in the back and an extensive lending library–I saw a copy of Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and knew that I was indeed home.
The Edge has a distinctly Austin feel much like the other midtown coffee shop I love and frequent, Otherlands. Edge is open til 1 a.m. though–hard to beat for late night funkydoodlers such as myself. Every evening they offer events from Tuesday spokenword entertainment, free pool Monday, etcetera etcetera.
I had to run out to my car to get my memory card and found this cool fence. My beverage was not as sweet as I thought. I'll probably stick to my latte next time, but the shooting star was a very nice change. It tastes like nutmeg and dreams and perhaps a bit chocolatey. They used crushed ice too, which is rad.
This is the next coffee shop I plan to go to…I've heard great things about it!
great post & thanks for playing along! 😀
Comment by Melly Kay — July 1, 2010 @ 7:42 pm
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This is really cool y'all.
You guys make me want to go to my own coffeehouse and make time to hang out at the others. I think all the MidTown and MidTown-ish coffeehouses in Memphis are really cool in their own individual ways,and in their Community.
I would go (and have gone) to the others more if I had more time. But It's pretty hard out here right now.
I live close to Otherlands, and have spent many, many, hours on the deck "between Edge's" drinking coffee, smokin' cigarettes, talking or not, and looking at this tree that I like a lot. Same reasons that I love the business, people, coffee, community. The stuff you find at Otherlands, The Edge,Java, & Republic are just the coolest most interesting most diverse groups of people I can think of. I mean where do you go if that's what you're looking for? Corporate? I don't think so.
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Pope names six cardinals to put stamp on Church future
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VATICAN CITY | Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:13pm EDT VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Benedict named six new cardinals on Wednesday, including two from countries with large Muslim populations, to put his stamp on the future of the Catholic Church. All six are under 80 years old and thus eligible under Church law to enter a conclave that will one day choose Benedict's successor. Among them is American Archbishop James Michael Harvey who, as head of the "Pontifical Household", was the boss of the pope's former butler Paolo Gabriele. He was convicted this month of stealing papal documents and leaking them to the media. A spokesman denied the promotion of Harvey, who will now leave the Vatican to become head of a Rome basilica, was a means of removing him because of the scandal. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/24/us-pope-cardinals-idUSBRE89N0JS20121024 Anybody know anything about these new Cardinals?
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UrbScotty (23,562 posts)
1. This is an awfully small consistory.
Six cardinals - that will mean there will be exactly 120 voting cardinals. There are currently 116 cardinals who would be able to vote in a conclave, but two of them (Cardinals Arinze and Martino) will turn 80 before the consistory.
Most consistories include several cardinals - 15, 20, or more - including many who are already over 80 when they are named Cardinals. Another thing to keep in mind: this will be the third consistory in two years, and the second of 2012. Usually they are two or three years apart (November 2010, November 2007, February 2006, October 2003, etc.). |
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2. Not to be morbid but it's likely sooner rather than later.
Other than the American, it's interesting he picked bishops from Lebanon, India, Nigeria, Colombia and the Philippines.
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5. couldn't agree more friend
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3. No Europeans or north Americans
This means that several significant sees have been left without the red hat - Westminster leaves England without any voting Cardinals, and even the Patriarch of Venice is not a Cardinal. It also means that the prefect of the C.D.F. is a 'mere' Archbishop.


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Dancing With The Stars 2011: Kendra's Last Dance
Will tonight (April 25, 2011) be Kendra's last dance on Dancing With The Stars?
Kendra Wilkinson started out this season of Dancing with the Stars 2011 as one of the favorites. She is known as a good dancer and even competed on an MTV dance show, but it didn't take long before Kendra was brought back to reality. There is a lot of difference between doing hip hop and club style dancing and doing formal ball room dancing.
Kendra started out slowly with her first two weeks' scores putting her towards the bottom of the DWTS scoreboard. In week three she seemed to find her groove and found herself tied for second, only to then drop back down to dead last in week 4. During week 4 Judge Carrie Ann Inaba basically called her a stripper and told her she wasn't elegant. It pissed Kendra Wilkinson off, but she channeled that anger and energy and put it towards her dancing last week. Her 22 was a big improvement over the previous week's 18, but still had her tied for last place.
In just a few short Dancing With The Stars weeks Kendra had gone from someone who looked like they might contend to someone everyone expected to be voted off. She survived last week, but now there are precious few dancers left that are not very good so she will have to do her best dance of the season if she wants to survive this week. It is Guilty Pleasures week on DWTS which means Kendra can pick a song she really likes. That should put her at ease, but I'm not sure it will be enough.
Likely this week it will come down to Kendra or Romeo to see who goes home. Romeo has improved greatly over the last few weeks so I have a sinking feeling this week will be the last we see of Kendra Wilkinson on Dancing with the Stars.
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