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Integrated Gasification SOFC Plant with a Steam Plant
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A hybrid Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) and Steam Turbine (ST) plant is integrated with a gasification plant. Wood chips are fed to the gasification plant to produce biogas and then this gas is fed into the anode side of a SOFC cycle to produce electricity and heat. The gases from the SOFC stacks enter into a burner to burn the rest of the fuel. The offgases after the burner are now used to generate steam in a Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG). The generated steam is expanded in a ST to produce additional power. Thus a triple hybrid plant based on a gasification plant, a SOFC plant and a steam plant is presented and studied. The plant is called as IGSS (Integrated Gasification SOFC Steam plant). Different systems layouts are presented and investigated. Electrical
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Title of host publication | Energy Systems and Technologies for the coming Century |
Number of pages | 454 |
Volume | Session 8 - Fuel Cells and Hydrogen |
Place of Publication | Roskilde |
Publisher | Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, Risø Nationallaboratoriet for Bæredygtig Energi |
Publication date | 2011 |
Pages | 288-297 |
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Eminent American writer Michael Kinsley explains why he has spent the past eight years pretending not to have Parkinson's
Thursday December 13, 2001
If you are going to get a serious
disease - and, unless you would prefer to die violently and young, you
are probably going to - Parkinson's is not your worst choice. It is progressive
and, at the moment, incurable. But, like its victims, it tends to move
slowly. It is not generally fatal - meaning that there is enough time for
something else to get you first. There is also enough time for a cure to
come along, which might well happen if politics doesn't get in the way.
And Parkinson's is fashionable these days. It's a hot disease, thanks to
celebrity sufferers such as the Pope, Billy Graham, Janet Reno, Mohammed
Ali and Michael J Fox. Even, they say, Yasser Arafat.
I might not have chosen to be diagnosed
with this old people's malady at the age of 42, although you must admit
it's a pretty good joke on someone who used to like being precocious. If
life is a race to the finish line, I am years ahead now.
There are three ways to deal with
news like this: acceptance, confrontation or denial. Acceptance is an aspiration,
not a strategy. Confrontation means putting the disease at the centre of
your life: learning as much as you can about it, vigorously exploring alternative
therapies, campaigning for more research funding, and so on. Denial means
letting the disease affect your life as little as possible. In fact, it
means pretending as best you can that you don't even have it.
To me, confrontation and denial seem
like equally valid strategies, and the choice between them is one of personal
taste. Most people mix and match. But there is no question as to which
approach has society's approval. Our culture celebrates aggressive victimhood.
The victim - victim of almost anything - who fights back is one of the
master narratives of our time, in plays and movies, on television talk
shows, in books, in politics, in lawsuits. Meanwhile, few things are more
socially disapproved of than inauthenticity or a refusal to face reality.
In choosing confrontation, you embrace the community of your fellow victims
- another socially approved value. In choosing denial you are guilty of
self-hatred, like a Jewish or African American putting on Wasp airs or,
worse, trying to "pass" as a white Christian.
I don't mean to ridicule these notions.
Even eight years along, I can still pass as healthy most of the time, or
could until this week; but there has been a slight pang of disloyalty to
the cause in doing so. A woman with multiple sclerosis once said to me,
unknowingly, about disease activists in general: "We all pray for someone
famous to get our disease." Although I am a very minor public figure compared
with the Pope - let alone Michael J Fox - I haven't been doing my bit.
Nevertheless, when I got the diagnosis eight years ago, I chose denial.
If ever you are entitled to be selfish, I thought (and still think), this
is it. So I see a good doctor, take my pills most of the time, and go about
my business. I couldn't tell you some of the most basic things about Parkinson's
and how it works. Modern culture may favour confrontation but we are genetically
hard-wired, or at least I am, with a remarkable capacity for denial. It
helps, of course, that the symptoms have been mild. Most days for the past
eight years I have hardly given a thought to Parkinson's disease.
In the early stages, Parkinson's
is mainly a matter of foreboding, which makes denial an especially effective
therapy. If you fool yourself skilfully enough, you can banish thoughts
of the disease but retain a liberating sense of urgency. It's like having
a get-out-of-jail-free card from the prison of delayed gratification. Skip
the Democratic convention to go kayaking in Alaska? Absolutely. Do it now,
in case you can't do it later. So what if you had zero desire to kayak
in Alaska until faced with the prospect that someday you couldn't? You
want to now. And that's good. Although I wouldn't actually recommend Parkinson's
for this reason, the diagnosis is a pretty valuable warning shot from the
grim reaper. The victims of September 11 had minutes to list their regrets.
I've got decades to scratch items off the list.
So I recommend denial - and defend
it as a legitimate option. To work effectively, though, denial requires
secrecy, and secrecy pretty much requires deception. It is simply easier
to go through the day not thinking about Parkinson's disease if the people
you interact with don't know you have it. This complicates the case for
denial. Deceiving yourself may offend the cultural prejudice in favour
of relentless self-knowledge, but it does not offend me. What you do with
yourself in the privacy of your own head is nobody else's business. On
the other hand, deceiving those around you is more troublesome. Especially
if you are a journalist, whose whole professional value system is wrapped
up in the idea of the truth: demanding it of others, telling it yourself.
For eight years I have tried not
to tell outright lies, but there have been some Clintonian evasions and
prissy parsing. (Q: You look tired. Are you OK? A: I feel fine.) And my
basic intention has been to deceive. So I'm sorry about that. Some topics
- is it decaf? - require absolute honesty. With others - military secrets,
non-contagious diseases - there may be legitimate exceptions. The least
a misfortune can do to make up for itself is to be interesting. Parkinson's
disease has fulfilled that obligation, among other ways, by plunging me
into a maze of deception and self-deception. I have no idea how well my
efforts at deception have worked, and I don't intend to believe everyone
who claims now to have known all along. But in the past couple of years,
it seems to me, the symptoms have become more evident. There have been
rumours. And the short, somewhat random, list of people who know my secret
because I told them has grown longer - probably too long for all the pledges
of secrecy to hold.
I have come to assume that many or
even most of the people I interact with every day actually do know my secret
and are pretending not to. It has been like living in that classic childhood
fantasy (which was the basis of the Jim Carrey movie, the Truman Show)
that what seems like reality is actually a giant play everyone else is
performing for your benefit. Only this play has a Pirandellian twist: while
they are putting on a performance for you, you are putting on a performance
for them. Or are they? (And are you?) Even this orgy of mutual pretence
was better than facing the truth in every dealing with other people, I
thought and still think.
But, eventually, plugging holes in
the dyke comes to seem more trouble than it is worth. So now I am out.
The next phase will be interesting as well. Call it part two in a controlled
experiment, testing those fancy French theories about disease as a social
construct. I was officially, publicly healthy. Now, with almost no objective
medical change, I am officially, publicly sick. How will that change the
actual effect of the disease? Without, I hope, distorting the experiment,
I predict that this notion of disease as a function of attitudes about
disease will turn out to be more valid than I would have suspected eight
years ago.
Those around me who knew will now
be able to stop acting, but my own acting burden will probably increase.
Everyone I deal with will be scrutinising me for symptoms - loving friends
and relatives most of all - just as I myself scrutinise friends and relatives
who are chronically ill. Up to now my audience has been either non-suspecting
or constrained to pretend that it didn't suspect.
From now on they will all know the
script I am trying not to follow. My performance, to be convincing, will
have to be better than normal. If you are normal, or people think you are,
you can clear your throat or trip on a rug or complain of a headache without
raising eyebrows. When people know it is partly performance, you can't.
Anyone who develops a chronic disease
in mid-career dreads being written off - being thought of prematurely in
the past tense. Three years ago I was offered the editorship of the New
Yorker. I told the owner I had Parkinson's and invited him to change his
mind, but he generously said it didn't matter. A few hours later, though,
he withdrew the offer with no explanation. I chose to believe him that
the Parkinson's didn't matter. To withdraw the offer for that reason would
be, among other things, probably illegal. But I also doubt that he would
have made the offer in the first place had he known all along.
Parkinson's is the disease most likely
to be cured by stem-cell research, which is enmeshed in controversy. As
I wrote in Time magazine a few months ago, you can't really criticise people
whose reason for opposing research that uses embryos is that they truly
believe embryos are fully human beings. But you can criticise politicians
who try to escape this yes-or-no dilemma with calls for compromise or delay
or prestigious panels to study the situation and report back in a few months.
Can't they hear that sound of clocks ticking? Tempus fugit, assholes.
As we have all discovered since September
11, the news is a lot more interesting when your life may depend on it.
So that is another little plus of having Parkinson's disease. I don't delude
myself that the pluses add up to equal the minuses. Though I may give that
a try.
This article first appeared in Time
Magazine. Michael Kinsley is the editor of http://www.slate.com/
Guardian Unlimited © Guardian
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This is a discussion on You have to check out this ebay listing!!! within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Originally Posted by jdlv4_0 You know that gives me an idea, I can post this this for sale: It was George Washingtons Desert Eagle holster ...
"[T]he people are not to be disarmed of their weapons.
They are left in full possession of them."
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I saved both the Post and the questions in PDF for future reference. Nobody will believe this in the future unless we keep some sort of proof.
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
Now, just where did I leave my hip waders? They help when wading through those huge piles.......
If you stand up and be counted, from time to time you may get yourself knocked down. But remember this: A man flattened by an opponent can get up again. A man flattened by conformity stays down for good. ~ Thomas J. Watson, Jr.
thanks for saving the listing so that future generations will be able to enjoy this rare piece of history.
I love it.... you really can buy anything on ebay!!! ROFLMAO
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Billy the kid's holster?
It's worth millions, millions I tell ya.
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Custom Opencart Data Import Extension/Module Total Import Module
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Project Description:
We require a Opencart specialist to make us a custom module/extension that can run along side our current website set up.
Here is what we require the module/extension to do:
Step 1
Login to vendor ftp => import full csv data feed using ftp details =>
changable global settings (have all out of stock products from vendor appear as out of stock, minimum order quantity, subtract stock, status of the product, weight class, length class, tax class, customer group, option to add categories to top website menu/side category menu'
delimiter that is used to split categories into sub categories.
Option to have downloadable remote images
Next step is to have the mapping set up to adjust the data within the vendor feed into the website data
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vendor description heading will go into 'description'
Vendor quantity will go into QTY
Vendor UPC should go into EAN
and so on....
Next will be the final stage of import
What to do with the store when running import?
What to do with New Items?
What to do with existing items?
What to identify each product by: UPC or Model or SKU
Additional requirements:
Import images from vendor websites and rename them
Import specified product description relating to vendor items into website e.g spec of item, breif description of item (ICECAT can be used)
The above method is just an idea, I am open to ideas right now so please let me know what you think.
Also please do not bid if you have never done anything like this before (We require a professional to do this the first time round)
Also need an option to undo the data import if anything goes wrong as an alternate method to deleting products one by one.
We would also need this whole job to run as a crontask daily/weekly.
Currently we have the Total Import Pro which is time consuming and not a great module, if a freelancer could develop that more or create something better than that would be ideal
Additional Project Description:
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- 1st Script - To design and implement a better version of 'Total Import Pro'. The mapping of vendor feed into our website
2nd Job - To set up cronjob so that this is done if new product is added via vendor csv upload(first initial will be fetching all description and images for all products)
3rd - To run a script to see if any products have any errors or if any have UPC or manufacturer codes missing.
4th - To make sure all categories have all products in the correct place.
Vendor categories:
Vendor product ID | Manufacturer Part Number | Model Number | description | Manufacturer | Product | Group| Quantity_On_Hand Quantity_On_Order Due_Date price1 break1 price2 break2 price3 break3 price4 break4 price5 break5 weight EAN
Website categories:
Office Supplies
Each product needs to be imported to a specified category.
Crontask will have to import all new products and place them into each specified category on a daily/weekly/monthly basis.
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What a beautifully smooth and rounded Scotch this is! Absolutely delightful. My Uncle opened a bottle he'd had in the cupboard for 20yrs - way too drinkable! Finished it over two weekends. Such a treat. Will be trying the Singleton, see how it compares. Cheers to this gorgeous tipple.
3rd July 2016
A great little tipple for special occasions! Had to hunt this one down as it is discontinued
13th January 2015
We visit the distillery on holiday and bought that Whisky. Since that Day I have never buy an other Whisky. It's the Best I know.
29th August 2014
Sorry got the star rating wrong
12th January 2011
First discovered Glen Ord in a French supermarket in 1991. It is so smooth and easy on the pallet. I have been a fan ever since and have visited the distillery.
Received a bottle direct from the distillery as a gift and was amazed how smooth and sweet it was,one could say the opitome of Speyside scotch,it instantly became a favourite,what a pity because it is hard to get in Australia.
26th June 2010
I cant beleive no one has reviewed this malt. It is so smooth you have to watch how much you drink in one session. The whisky from Tain is nice but this one is just toooooooooooo smooth for safety.
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Topic tags/keywords: router table insert base I am wanting to build a bench top router table. My kids got me this router http://www.blackanddecker.com/productguide/product-details.aspx?productid=14796&toolview=5#details for Christmas last year and I want to build a table for it. My plan was to use 3/4 birch ply for the top but I noticed that it would be to thick to use most bits. So now my problem. What can I use to make an insert base? I am thinking about using a piece of 1/4 tempered hardboard slightly larger than the foot print of the router and enough to lay in a rabbet. Doing this will limit, to some degree, the max depth of some bits by about 1/8". I can live with that. The router is easy to handle by hand. So, my last question is… do you think I am on the right track or should I go with something else? Thank you in advance. |
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#1 posted 09-23-2007 01:57 PM |
Lee Valley sell a semi prefab table insert if you want to go that way or if you have the source you can get a piece of 1/2" plexi or similar and use that to mount the router to a table of your liking. http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&cat=1,43053&p=50264 -- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner |
#2 posted 09-23-2007 02:15 PM |
Morning Buck, The cheapest way I would go on this is one of the router plates available from Rockler, Lee Valley or Woodcraft. I tried a plexiglass insert and got the screws too tight and ruined it. I then went to the Jessum FX lift and have been using it for the last two years. In my businesss a lift was essential. You might be just as well off with one of the phenolic inserts made by Rockler. The disadvantage is that you have to take it out of the table to adjust height and change bits. Not as big a problem as some would think. It's no different than doing those things on a hand held router. I defintely would not use plywood, hardboard ,etc. for the insert; not strong enough. I built my top from MDO but would recommend using 1 1/4 in. of particle board and laminate the top and edges. That's a lot easier than it sounds as well. Come to think of it, I have been thinking about building a new top just like this and going to the Jessum Master-Lift. I think My FX is wearing out. -- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon |
#3 posted 09-23-2007 02:27 PM |
I'd go with a pre-fab insert as well. Lee Valley would be my number one choice. I have and have been happy with the Rousseau insert. I think hardboard will flex too much to hold the router, causing a dip that will be frustrating over time. In fact if anything there should be a slight crown (thousandths of an inch) centered on the bit's entry through the table. If you make your own plate, 1/2˝ plexiglas or phenolic should hold up without sagging under the weight of the router. I know it is dear, but I will put in a plug for the Incra fence and template system. There is a learning curve, but the precision is unbeatable. When I got my first router I got books by Patrick Speilman who was an expert on routers and scroll-sawing. He has passed away in the meantime, so there is likely some new authority in the router world, but threre was a wealth of knowledge available in his books on table construction and router use. -- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade. |
#4 posted 09-23-2007 02:48 PM |
I have a new edition of Bill Hytons' book on "Woodworking with the Router" Bob -- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner |
#5 posted 09-23-2007 02:51 PM |
Hi Buckskin, -- MARK IN BOB, So. CAL |
#6 posted 09-23-2007 03:25 PM |
I use the Rousseau insert as well. I've had one for years and it's never given me any trouble. -- Robert - Visit my woodworking blog: http://littlegoodpieces.wordpress.com |
#7 posted 09-23-2007 04:13 PM |
This might a good place for all of us to stress something else; the stablitly of particle board wrapped in laminate. I suggest even the bottom of the top. A router table would be best made of a flat piece of cast iron like a good table saw top. However, most of us can't justifiy that, although Grizzly does make one at a reasonable price. In my opinion, two layers of particle board totally surrounded by laminate will be the next best thing. It is cost effective and doable by all of us. The table tops made by Rockler and others are great and stable but they do cost. I'm sure that someone has done a blog on laminate on here. -- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon |
#8 posted 09-23-2007 04:46 PM |
Buck: I use a rockler insert, but you can also just screw the router directly to a piece of 3/4 ply with a hole cut in it. (You can relieve a circle for the router to fit into). This is the quickest way. Fence= straight piece of stock. Clamp it to your workbench and you are in business. Router tables aren't rocket science. You just unscew it from the base to use it My router table is super cheap. 3/4" melamine with the rockler plate installed. 2/4 legs. The whole thing clamps into my workmate. -- -John "Do I have to keep typing a smiley? Just assume it's a joke." www.flickr.com/photos/gizmodyne |
#9 posted 09-23-2007 05:33 PM |
I build my router table and bench top using a torsion box technique it is very strong, very stable, and as long as you build it flat and level it will stay that way. there is a very good story on fine woodworker online and I thing plans about torsion box workbench just change it a bit to fit your needs. Joey -- Joey~~Sabina, Ohio http://sleepydogwoodworking.blogspot.com/ |
#10 posted 09-23-2007 06:35 PM |
Thank you all for you advice. I will look at buying one of the inserts rather than making one. Thos., I have glued a lot of formica to particle board. When you do this it becomes almost indestructible. |
#11 posted 09-23-2007 06:44 PM |
Hi Buchskin. I built my own from a 1" impermiable counter top. I routed out the center to three eights of on inch to recess the router for bit clearence. I was very happy with the results. Also sears sells a universal insert that you will have to drill for your particular router base for under 20$. -- bryano |
#12 posted 09-23-2007 08:07 PM |
Everyone has great advice. My suggestion is along the same as everyone else except I would suggest that you pick a prefab plate and instead of building a table top bulid a dedicated router table/stand. Since you do not have a workbench I would be of use to have a space specifically for your router. -- ~Capn Ron, workin wood is a way of life... |
#13 posted 09-23-2007 09:54 PM |
Kreg has a router table. I don't know if it's common knowledge or not, but it looks pretty good. I saw it yesterday at Woodfest 2007 in Columbia, SC which was held at the Woodzone here in South Carolina. I had my 2 year old with me, so my interaction with the vendors was limited, but it looked pretty nice. Something to throw out there. -- Carl Rast, Pelion, SC |
#14 posted 09-24-2007 05:15 PM |
As many others here have done, I just got a piece of 1/8" acrylic from the scrap bin at my local plastics shop, drilled a few holes in it, and voila, instant insert. Have to pull the router from the table when I'm not using it because acrylic under load sags over time, but it works great, and if it ever does sag it'll cost me more to drive to the plastic shop than to buy the piece to replace it. If I wasn't being a total cheepskate when I built my table I'd have found a piece of 3/16" or 1/4" aluminum, drilled a few counter-sunk holes in it for mounting and used the jigsaw to cut the center hole. The table itself I did from melamine coated MDF, but the insert only has to be the size of the router hole plus a little bit. -- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/User:DanLyke |
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Coursera, founded by two Stanford University computer professors, is adding 29 universities — including École Polytechnique in France, the National University of Singapore, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and National Autonomous University of Mexico — to its current 33 partners.
Meanwhile, edX, a nonprofit venture started by Harvard and M.I.T., is doubling its university partners to 12, adding Rice University, the Australian National University, Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland and, in Canada, McGill and the University of Toronto.
"We have had an international student community from the very beginning, and bringing these leading universities, from North America and Europe and the Asia Pacific, into the edX organization will help us meet the tremendous demand we are experiencing," said Anant Agarwal, the president of edX.
The rush into a still-experimental field comes as no surprise to William G. Bowen, a former president of Princeton and founding chairman of Ithaka, a nonprofit concerned with education and information technology.
"One of the characteristics of academia is that nobody wants to be left behind," he said. "There's great promise here, great potential, but we need more careful research, and there has not been sufficient attention to that, partly because a lot of the people creating these courses are missionaries, and missionaries are not by and large interested in testing their message."
Coursera, which has attracted 2.7 million students to its 222 courses since it was started last spring, has recently had growing pains. This month, its course Fundamentals of Online Education: Planning and Applications, offered by the Georgia Institute of Technology, was suspended because of technical glitches. And last weekend, one month into his Microeconomics for Managers course, Richard B. McKenzie, an emeritus professor at the University of California, Irvine, quit, telling students that "because of disagreements over how to best conduct this course, I've agreed to disengage from it, with regret." The course is continuing, with his materials.
Among Coursera's new partners are a Spanish business school, several United States public universities, including the University of California campuses in San Diego and Santa Cruz, the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, the University of Wisconsin, Madison, the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, and the California Institute of the Arts.
With the array of international partners, Coursera will offer courses in Spanish, Chinese, French and Italian.
"We are equally excited about the prospects of bringing higher education to places where access is limited, and of giving established educational institutions opportunities to raise their impact both on and off campus," said Andrew Ng, a co-founder of Coursera, in a statement.
Both Coursera and edX are moving to help students earn college credit for their free online courses, for a fee, using identity-verified certificates, proctored exams and the American Council on Education's recommendations, which many universities consider for transfer credit.
EdX, which began with a single M.I.T. electrical engineering course taught by Dr. Agarwal, now offers about two dozen courses, a roster that will grow to 50 to 100 next fall.
EdX expects to serve a billion students worldwide over the next decade on its open-source educational platform, Dr. Agarwal said. About 700,000 individuals are using the platform now, he said, with more than 900,000 course enrollments.
As important as providing free access to students worldwide, Dr. Agarwal said, is edX's goal of using the platform for research on how students learn, and better on-campus pedagogy.
So far, most MOOCs have had dropout rates exceeding 90 percent.
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HERE'S ANOTHER e-BAY AUCTION OF RARE MAN FROMU.N.C.L.E. MEMORABILIA.
Original publicity/press kit/materials for the 1960s TV show, "THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.".
Here is a COMPLETE year by year publicity stills and production info.
Season 2 : has 5 B/W stills, and 12 pages production info/bios., photo captions.
Season 3 : has 4 B/W stills, and 28 pages production info/bios., & photo captions.
These are all originals, from the 1960s. Not sure if these were produced as the series was produced, or if these were made up afterwards for syndication. I believe these were made up during original production, because of the way the info is written, and some other materials I got at the same time from MGM were all from production.
Also, episodes are not offered for syndication by season. There is a total of 29 stills, and 99 pages of production information.
Still sets are all complete, they can be verified by the photo caption sheets. These have been in my personal collection since I got them in 1990. This is the only set of all 4 seasons I have, or had.
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The Latest and What's Coming - Daily Tank, White SS Swiftly, and More
Have we seen a short sleeve White Swiftly yet? I don't think so. This is also from Australia.
Also in Australia, a two tone mens Metal Tech Vent shirt in Heathered Earl Grey and Heathered Deep Shore. I love this. Maybe it'll get to North America in time for Father's Day.
Some good photos of the latest two new Scoop Neck tank colors - Heathered Ultraviolet and Wee Are From Space Fossil/Coal.
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Love the white SS swiftly!
- March 22, 2012 at 11:06 PM
Is the Wee Are From Space the same as the "Pique" material?
- March 22, 2012 at 11:16 PM
I hope the daily tank comes in solid dazzling.
- March 22, 2012 at 11:45 PM
The last picture looks like a dress! Could it be the scoop neck dress?
- March 23, 2012 at 12:19 AM
Scoop neck dress! That would be great! In the photo it does look like a dress.
- March 23, 2012 at 5:13 AM
Are all the new scoops longer lately like the inkblot one?
- March 23, 2012 at 6:09 AM
MUST have flash daily tank.
- March 23, 2012 at 6:22 AM
Oooohhh. The daily tank in flash awesome! Would rather have a crb or power y in flash but missed that boat.
- March 23, 2012 at 6:34 AM
Power Y flash is still available in many sizes on Canadian site on line. Some on ebay are really marked up. I also missed the boat so grabbed a no limit tank on ebay with the price I've never paid before !!
Then, ordered a tank in largest size 14 on ivivva , LOL
Now this new tank is coming in flash, I probably would get it as well while I don't need that many in this neon color !!!!!!!! - March 23, 2012 at 7:10 AM
Daily tank confirmed colours: Heathered Concord Grape, Black, Blurred Blossom, Flash.
Also I think she has the daily bra underneath it. Should see them in North American stores next week (minus Flash which will be an April colour judging by current Groove waistbands) - March 23, 2012 at 8:34 AM
the scoop neck tanks are coming longer than they used too, but there might also be another scoop neck dress in the summer (had one last year)
- March 23, 2012 at 8:54 AM
- Carter (The Mean Mom Chronicles) said...
I just need them to stop making cute new stuff. In the last 3 weeks, I've purchased 2 pairs of shorts and 3 tops. Sadly, I love the Wee are From Space scoopneck. What's a girl to do?
- March 23, 2012 at 11:08 AM
I'm tempted to buy the concord tracker shorts and the white SS swiftly if and when it ever makes it to the U.S. Not that I need them. But I know I'd wear them a lot.
- March 23, 2012 at 11:49 AM
@anon 11:16--the piqué is different from the WRFS. Pique is soft and cozy. The WRFS is not I have the WRFS grooves and they are the stretchy-luon like fabric
- March 23, 2012 at 4:19 PM
I wish a daily tank would come in solid ultraviolet. I wanted a tank in that color but everything is heathered!
- March 25, 2012 at 11:20 AM
Just in case you're wondering, the Adelaide store seems to be the only one which is putting up their products every week.
- March 26, 2012 at 4:36 AM
I am kinda bored with the ' heathered' look! I love true bold vibrant and dark colors!
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WEST SENECA, NY - A fire broke out inside one of the buildings on the grounds of Ebenezer Railcar Services on Indian Church Road.
We're told the fire broke out in a railcar which was being housed inside of a maintenance building.
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Their philosophy is "smiles over sweat," and at first city by city and now country by country, the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon series is steadily revolutionizing the sport. What began as a literal life or death race — to alert Athenians that their side had won, the historical origin of the marathon distance competition in 490 BC — is now largely the domain of first-time runners, recreational athletes and people who, like myself this past weekend in Lisbon, combine short races with their vacation time.
"Our ultimate goal is to affect the health of the nation — we want to help institute change everywhere we go," says Scott Dickey, CEO of Competitor Group, the growing San Diego-based company that owns the Rock 'n' Roll series and is currently seeking recapitalization with a private investment firm in New York. "Running is something we see more and more people getting involved with and our aim is to be one of the biggest health and wellness companies in the world."
In 2013, there will be 26 Rock 'n' Roll marathons in the U.S., five in Europe and one, which premiered last month in Montreal, in Canada. The day before my half-marathon in Lisbon, there were 100,000 people in the streets in protest of austerity cutbacks, and it seemed like a tense time to hold a run through those same streets. But the company keeps moving forward: In April, the world's largest running series will move into Madrid, where demonstrations have grown violent between protestors and the police. If the European climate seems to have enough homegrown problems clogging traffic, the Rock 'n' Roll brain trust says, nevertheless, the run will go on.
"The race in Lisbon is well-established. They've held it for 21 years, and all we did was partner with them, adding some new flare," says Shannon Davis, event marketing manager of the group's European races, which are expected to continue growing next year.
One Portuguese race official I spoke with, who didn't want to be named, acknowledged that his country was in the midst of an unemployment crisis, but that his countrymen can produce 14 euros ($18) to race. "Even when there's no money," he says, "they find money for this."
The race began at 10:30 on a hot, cloudless Sunday morning, and more than 20,000 people from 31 countries turned out. Elite runners were in town from Ethiopia, Kenya and Zimbabwe — although the prize money is low, one agent told me these events are a great opportunity to secure sponsorship funds — and the race began on the Ponte Vasco da Gama, Europe's longest bridge. I once dreamt of taking off with the lead pack and trying to hold on, but after running a half in Oakville last Sunday, I decided to embrace the core philosophy of the Rock 'n' Roll runs.
I jogged. And smiled. And then a funny thing happened: At 15 kilometres, a Portuguese runner encouraged me on. He told me we could take turns shielding each other from the wind, and we did that, and I sped up, and the next thing I knew, this guy and I were drawing applause from the people in the streets (some of whom, you'd have to figure, were on these same streets a day earlier, in protest).
I'm biased, obviously, but I do believe the spirit of a race can lift a city's emotions. Obviously a cash-strapped country in need of more cash-strapping won't be saved by closing highways for runners, but the economic bump in the U.S. for the host city of a Rock 'n' Roll race is estimated to be US$21-million, and there's a reason runs are now held everywhere from Libya to Belgrade to Cape Town. They're a signal of health, for both the population and the infrastructure of the city that's putting them on.
In Portugal, I received a warm welcome and there was plenty of local encouragement during the race. Currently seeking more capital, the Competitor Group seems like it's caught the spirit of today's runner — someone looking to be social, be healthy and have a good time. It's obviously a tricky moment to be holding races in Europe, but the upcoming months should say a lot. After Madrid, the next European Rock 'n' Roll marathon is in Ireland.
—Join the community on our NP Running Facebook page and tell us about your experiences during the 2012 marathon season, and follow Ben Kaplan on Twitter to stay hooked in to the latest in running developments: @NP_RunningBen.


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North Shore Oahu is synonymous with S: swim, sand and sun; shave ice and shops; the sweetest spots for serious surfers. You know you want to see what the fuss is about, but the vibe is low-key, cool and natural. This Oahu daytrip is worth tour time, but keep it on island time: slow and easy.
For a place that only measures three miles of land and water, Haleiwa Town packs it in. You'll find locally-handcrafted jewelry, swimwear and surf gear and one-of-a-kind artwork (try the Haleiwa Art Gallery for varied pieces be more than 30 Pacific Island artists). Savor spoils of eateries offering Mexican, Thai, pizza and local plate-lunch choices. (Haleiwa Town also serves virtually any outdoor sport you can think of, with surfing claiming the top spot.) Grab some shave ice to cool off – imagine a snow cone, but soft and fluffy, with your choice of tropical fruit flavours poured on top.
Seven miles of pristine beaches wind along Oahu's North Shore, home to the world's longest stretch of rideable surf spots. Pack a cooler, a beach chair and some strong sun protection to spend time at the big-wave surfing meccas of Sunset Beach, Ehukai Beach (Banzai Pipeline) and Waimea Bay. This is a show you can't miss – the crystal-blue waves can roll in at 40 feet. Dozens of surfers bob on their boards just off shore, waiting for the right ride. You'll witness daring kids, veteran long boarders, and, of course, the quintessential surfers – bronzed and muscular men and women who challenge the pipeline every day – like Jamie Sterling. North Shore's Triple Threat – surfer, polo player and North Shore native.
Curious about active, outdoor things to do on North Shore Oahu? Golfers will find courses designed by Arnold Palmer and Tom Fazio. Happy hikers and mountain bikers take to the trails above Pupukea and the slopes off Keaena. Horseback riders love the stables surrounded by the green forests of Waimea Valley. Paddlers rent kayaks to float calm, summer waters. Rock climbers gather at two North Shore accesses: a 30-foot climb along the beach at Waimea Bay, and a 90-foot wall (with several pre-bolted routes) near Mokuleia Beach.
" If you are visiting between November and February, don't miss Waimea Bay on the North Shore where the island's top surfers take on 30-foot waves "
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France targets Timbuktu, bombs ex-Gaddafi mansion
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Mali said Tuesday that French forces closing in on the northern towns of Timbuktu and Gao could reclaim the rebel strongholds within a month as an Islamist-held mansion belonging to former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi came under aerial attack.
Mali's army chief Tuesday said his French-backed forces could reclaim the northern towns of Gao and fabled Timbuktu from Islamists in a month, as more offers of aid poured in for the offensive.
French planes bombed a major base of the Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) near Timbuktu, a defence ministry official said on condition of anonymity, as officials said a mansion belonging to Libyan former strongman Moamer Kadhafi was destroyed.
"In the course of the last French bombings, several jihadists died and the residence of Kadhafi which had become the headquarters of the Islamists was destroyed," a Malian security official said, adding there were no civilian deaths.
A local resident said: "Three or four other areas housing Islamists were also bombed," adding that three houses "used by drug-traffickers were targeted".
International moves to aid the operations revved up with the US military airlifting French troops and equipment from France into Mali.
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"We expect the mission to last for the next several days," an AFRICOM spokesman, Chuck Prichard, told AFP in Germany.
The Pentagon said the United States would not demand payment from France for the use of US transport planes.
The US Air Force deployed a small team of airmen on the ground and C-17 cargo planes for five flights to Mali since Monday, ferrying 140 tons of supplies and 80 French troops, Pentagon officials said.
Italy said it would send three planes to Mali to help support French and Malian troops for a two- to three-month logistical mission. They include two C-130 transport planes and a Boeing 767.
And Britain said it would consider "very positively" any further French requests for logistical and surveillance support.
Britain has already loaned two C-17 transport planes to France and pledged to provide troops to a European Union mission to train the Malian army, but is not considering sending its own forces to the west African country.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon hailed France's "courageous" intervention but expressed fears over the safety of humanitarian workers and UN employees on the ground.
A UN-backed proposed African force in Mali needed "critical logistical support" to help it take over from French forces.
Ivory Coast said it would deploy 500 soldiers for the African force and Togo has boosted its troop allotment to at least 733 from 500 pledged earlier.
Belgium, Britain, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Arab Emirates are also providing transport planes or helicopters required to help move the African and French troops around Mali's vast expanses.
But a former French junior European minister meanwhile warned of the consequences of France's military intervention.
"There is no coalition to help France. Europeans are not eager to help us," Pierre Lellouche of the opposition UMP party told the Parisien newspaper. "It's a bit like going it alone in Afghanistan."
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"Is there any appeal for NATO forces?," he said, adding that President Francois Hollande "has not called for a European summit".
France began its military operation on January 11 and has said it could deploy upwards of 2,500 troops which would eventually hand over control to the African force.
General Ibrahima Dahirou Dembele said the French-backed army was forging ahead for "the total liberation of northern Mali", in an interview with French radio station RFI, a day after it rolled into two central towns held by Islamists.
"If the support remains consistent, it won't take more than a month to free Gao and Timbuktu," he said, referring to two of three main cities along with Kidal, in the vast, semi-arid north which has been occupied for 10 months.
The Al-Qaeda-linked Islamists have subjected these towns to strict sharia law.
A fabled caravan town on the edge of the Sahara desert, Timbuktu was for centuries a key centre of Islamic learning and has become a byword for exotic remoteness in the Western imagination.
Today it is a battlefield, overrun by Islamist militants who have been razing its world-heritage religious.
General Dembele said troops from Niger and Chad were expected to come through Niger, which borders Mali on the east, and head to Gao, a key Islamist stronghold which has been pounded by French airstrikes.
A major boost to the regional force is a pledge by Mali's neighbour Chad to deploy 2,000 soldiers there, which would bring the number of African soldiers to around 6,000.
The Chadian troops are battle-hardened, having quelled rebellions at home and in nearby countries such as the Central African Republic.
Egypt on Monday broke ranks with the international community saying the French-led intervention would fuel regional conflict but the head of Mali's chief Muslim group came out in strong support of the drive.
Mahmoud Dicko said that the intervention was "not an aggression against Islam", adding: "It was France that came to the rescue of a people in distress who had been abandoned by the Muslim countries".
Malian Justice Minister Malick Coulibaly told the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva that advances his country had made in the field of human rights were being undermined by the conflict raging across the country.
France swept to Mali's aid 10 months after it lost over half its territory to the Islamists, amid rising fears that the vast northern half of the country could become a new Afghanistan-like haven for Al-Qaeda.
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June 7, 2009. Locos...Wow! We were all amazed at this very special and rare Chilean abalone like dish.
Monday, June 8, 2009
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Locos are very rare in Chile. We were lucky to have it served to us a few times during the trip. Esther and I are the proud owners of 5 cans of locos, which we brought home with us. They sold for $20 US a can. If ever it is possible to get locos in the U.S. Corti Brothers would be the ones who might be able to get some.
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Case Cigar Whittler Burnt Stag 4-1/2" Closed (5391WH SS) Gift Set - 18208
Part Number: | CA18208 |
Manufacturer: | Case Knives |
CA18208: Cigar Whittler | Genuine Burnt Stag Handle
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The big Whittler has been one of the most prized of all Case knives for decades. The Cigar Whittler is a splitback style with a heavy Master Blade supported by two back springs on one end, and Spey and Pen Blades on the other. This production run is limited to just 500 Cigars, 250 in the classic Jigged Chestnut Bone pattern, 150 in Genuine Stag and the final 100 knives in Abalone, all featuring Case XX laser embossing on the nickel silver bolster.
- Spear, Spey and Pen Blades
- Genuine Burnt Stag Handle
- Case XX Embossed Bolster
- 4 1/2 in/11.43 cm closed, 3.4 oz
- Production Limited to 150 Pieces
- Handcrafted in the USA
UPC Code: 021205182087
Naturally dropped deer antlers are used to create a natural rugged look and feel. Antler from the Axis and Sambar deer in India are renowned for their density and are therefore most commonly used for knife scales.
This product is USA born and raised.