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Bail Out According to MaxineHell, back in 1990, the Government seized the Mustang Ranch brothel in Nevada for tax evasion and, as required by law, tried to run it. They failed and it closed. Now we are trusting the economy of our country and our banking system to the same nit-wits who couldn't make money running a whore house and selling whiskey!"
Subject: stimulus payment info...
This year, taxpayers will receive an Economic
Stimulus Payment. This is a very exciting new
program that I will explain using the Q and A format:
Q. What is an Economic Stimulus Payment?
A. It is money that the federal government will send
to taxpayers.
Q. Where will the government get this money?
A. From taxpayers.
Q So the government is giving me back my own money?
A. Only a smidgen.
Q. What is the purpose of this payment?
A. The plan is that you will use the money to purchase
a high-definition TV
set, thus stimulating the economy.
Q. But isn't that stimulating the economy of
China ?
A. Shut up.
Below is some helpful advice on how to best help the US economy by spending
your stimulus check wisely:
If you spend that money at Wal-Mart, all the money will go to China .
If you spend it on gasoline it will go to the Arabs.
If you purchase a computer it will go to India ..
If you purchase fruit and vegetables it will go to Mexico , Honduras , and Guatemala (unless you buy organic).
If you buy a car it will go to Japan ..
If you purchase useless crap it will go to Taiwan .
And none of it will help the American economy.
We need to keep that money here in America . You can keep the money in America by spending it at yard sales,
going to a baseball game, or spend it on prostitutes, beer
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Progress [on The Last Supper] was steady but slow, as the artist worked on in his typical thoughtful and meditative way. He spent considerable time roaming the streets of Milan looking for suitable models for faces of the apostles. By 1497 the only part left to complete was the head of Judas. At that point, the prior of the convent became so impatient with Leonardo's slowness that he complained to the duke, who summoned the artist to hear his reasons for the delay. According to Vasari, Leonardo explained to the Moor that he was working on The Last Supper at least two hours a day, but that most of his work took place in his mind. He went on, slyly, to say that, if he did not find an appropriate model for Judas, he would give the villain the features of the petulant prior. Ludovico was so amused by Leonardo's reply that he instructed the prior to be patient and let Leonardo finish his work undisturbed.
The Science of Leonardo, Fritjof Capra, pages 95--96.

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Hugh Pickens recommends a long piece in last week's NY Times Magazine covering a wide swath of research and thinking in the US and elsewhere on the subject of the perils to society of recording everything permanently, and the idea that perhaps we ought to build forgetting into the Internet. "We've known for years that the Web allows for unprecedented voyeurism, exhibitionism, and inadvertent indiscretion, but we are only beginning to understand the costs of an age in which so much of what we say, and of what others say about us, goes into our permanent — and public — digital files. The fact that the Internet never seems to forget is, at an almost existential level, threatening to our ability to control our identities; to preserve the option of reinventing ourselves and starting anew. In a recent book, Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age, the cyberscholar Viktor Mayer-Schönberger cites the case of Stacy Snyder — who was denied a teaching certificate on the basis of a single photo on MySpace — as a reminder of the importance of 'societal forgetting.' By erasing external memories, he says in the book, 'our society accepts that human beings evolve over time, that we have the capacity to learn from past experiences and adjust our behavior.' In traditional societies, where missteps are observed but not necessarily recorded, the limits of human memory ensure that people's sins are eventually forgotten. By contrast, Mayer-Schönberger notes, a society in which everything is recorded 'will forever tether us to all our past actions, making it impossible, in practice, to escape them.' He concludes that 'without some form of forgetting, forgiving becomes a difficult undertaking.'"


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Are you not happy with the water entry or is your dog hestitating on entering the water. Has he been water forced?
Are you not happy with the water entry or is your dog hestitating on entering the water. Has he been water forced?
Train smart and be patient.
Edit: My current golden takes a few running steps in the water and then jumps. I am happy she enters enthusiastically, ,leap or no leap.
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"I love the rod and gun and where they take me."
"Do not judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins."
My training partner has a leaper been hurt many times and a lunger , both Goldens. The antics do not discriminate on breed. Torch was quite a lady, ran some of our trials in the Midwest. One trial she took her shoes off, rolled her pants up and ran from a line in the mud. Us macho guys put our boots on and got out the mud, moving the line back some. She had some great dogs, breed don't matter, a good/great dog doesn't bred discriminate.
Earl Dillow
You have a male golden who may be a bit slower to develop period. Rushing or forcing now will cause you problems later. I for one would rather have a dog that goes with purpose into the water, rather than a leaper. I would ask this: when he is in the water, does he enjoy it and swim around, or want out as fast as he can ?
If he is enjoying the water when in it, it may be more a case of building confidence than an aversion to water. May it fun, take your time and watch him develop.
Never trust a dog to watch your food!
Just sitting here thinking of past things we have done to encourage good water entry. If a young dog has strong momentum on land use it to your advantage. Long straight land away from the water and very short big white bumpers thrown in the water, timing is important, thrower should be well schooled, just as dog is driving hard towards water toss another that dog can see . We do this with say 6 month old up pups. Not long swims! Just long land entry. Swims might be only 20 feet, drive on land might be 20 to 100 yards. Dog must have strong momentum on land for it to help.
Builds great confidence later on with much longer swims with a long entry. We have used birds and shot flyers with older
FF pups too using the above format
Earl Dillow
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No response. Maybe dog does puppy singles. That's the problem with trying to solve issues without knowing level of training and training experience of dog/handler team . Also not being able to view behavior. It is what it is I guess.
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Even though the story behind 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' has been around for 33 years now, the idea of a superhero movie meshed with a movie about time travel seems, let's say … daunting. Especially for a superhero franchise like X-Men, which is known for having a lot of superheroes.
It's just that it's hard enough to make a big-budget superhero movie make sense (as the so very recent 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' taught us) -- and adding the cinematic equivalent of pai gow (at least, nothing confuses me more than pai gow) to this whole equation seemed like kind of a bad idea. I mean, how many time travel movies make sense in the first place, beyond the 'Back to the Futures' and the 'Loopers' and the 'Primers' of the word? And none of those movies have dozens and dozens of mutants to keep track of their whereabouts.


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Follow me on this: Take a mold of a Vader figure in repose and then cast him in one solid piece of steel. I'm not a metalurgist (and can't even spell it) but it needs to be black, naturally.
Anyhow, the rest of the playset is the "wooden" funeral pyre, also cast in non-flammable alloy. Little bunson burner nozzles leading to a propane tank and you're good to go for hours of cremation fun!
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When it comes to projects of the epistolary variety, calligrapher Ashantai Yungai, founder of Distinctive Inscriptions, isn't one to back down from a challenge. So, when a bride asked him to pen 1,000 envelopes for her Hawaiian wedding, he not only agreed, he blogged about the two-week-long endeavor. With a good nib, a little Joni Mitchell and a bag of flour, he proved victorious. Perhaps it's Yungai's science background (he's a chemist by trade), but it seems as though he has found the formula for the perfect flourish.
Of course, we would never ask him to share his 'secret sauce,' be he does share with us missives pertaining to pens, sisters and the future of the handwritten word.
When did your interest in calligraphy begin?
June 2008. I am a chemist by trade. A friend saw my handwriting in my lab notebook and asked, "Did you write that? Wow man, that's pretty cool! You should do calligraphy. People do wedding invitations and envelopes using calligraphy." I thought little of it at the time. I bought a calligraphy pen on a whim one day while shopping for art supplies for my son. I began writing with it. From there I was off to the races.
What inspired you to make it your career?
I always tell people the pen made it a career for me. From the moment I grabbed a pen and started writing it seemed to say to me, "Come with me. I will take you places." I kept practicing and writing. I didn't exactly know when I would start as an official business. I wasn't sure I was ready until my calligraphy mentor, Michele Papineau, told me this in an email:
"Your work is amazing. I see the HUGE difference between last year and this year. Your letterforms are much more precise and your spacing, although it was really good last year, improved substantially. The thing I notice the most is the fluidity and loosening of your hand, which lends itself to those lovely flourishes you are coming up with. (Those are not easy. You are a natural at those.) That is especially noticeable on your portfolio cover which is lovely."
Why do you enjoy writing letters?
In writing I can express my deepest and sincerest thoughts, my wildest imaginations and fantasies. With letters and correspondence I can convey many thoughts and feeling in a dynamic fluidity that is sometimes not conveyed or misconstrued in a conversation. Overall, correspondence via letters is simply a classic way to keep in touch with family and friends. The letters can be kept and reread to evoke and invoke the emotions and feelings of that moment. In a sense it's like time traveling.
What is your favorite step in the process of written correspondence?
I have two favorite steps. The first is the actual writing of the letter. That just feels like magic to me. Expressing my thoughts in my own words with my own handwriting is the ultimate 'alchemist elixir' to me! The second is the addressing, sealing and mailing of the letter. That final series of actions makes me feel like I am sending some a treasure. In essence, I am conveying this sentiment stated by Katherine Mansfield: "This is not a letter but me putting my arms around you for a brief moment."
If you could be pen pals with anyone in history, to whom would you write and what would you say?
I'd have to pick two: Joni Mitchell and Leonardo da Vinci. The lyrics to Joni Mitchell's songs are so brilliant and astounding, yet colorful and vibrant. I'd ask her how she sees the world and create those wonderful and colorful lyrics. Like da Vinci, I am both an artist and a scientist (I love the interplay between the left and right brain). I would love to ask him what his thought process was to accomplish all that he did and how he thought about and approached the intertwining of art and science.
To whom do you most often write?
The person I write to most often is myself oddly enough, through journaling. The advent of the Internet and email has unfortunately sidetracked the art and act of writing for some people. Thus, I receive few letters. However, I sometimes just go through my addresses and pick a friend or family member to write to then just send them a letter.
Describe the most memorable letter you have ever received.
The most memorable card I have received is a birthday card on my 15th birthday from my sister. We argued about everything! If she said the sky was blue I immediately and inherently retorted it was orange. One day my mother sat us down and said one of these days you will grow up and move out, maybe to different cities. You won't see each other as much and "God forbid one of you should die and you didn't say you loved each other!" From that moment on we stopped arguing. My next birthday was my 15th. She gave me a handwritten card. That is my favorite card of all time.
What makes a particular letter stand out from a stack of cards?
The handwriting. The style, whatever it may be, is what draws me in. Reading the letter, it has to be the meaning and feeling of the words. I am a sucker for alliterations and word play.
Do you have a favorite stamp or stamp series?
I don't really have a favorite. The Black Heritage stamps are the ones I collect and save the most. Lately, I have had an affinity for the Latin Music Legends series — Tito Puente and Celia Cruz are on those and I love to dance salsa so that was an instant favorite — and also Disney. I love Finding Nemo.
What makes your correspondence distinct?
I believe my handwriting makes my correspondence distinct. It instantly gets people's attention. Many people, women in particular, think that my writing is a 'font.' When I tell them it's my own handwriting they are astounded. It then takes a minute or two to realize that the meaning of the words is just as good.
What is your favorite product created by Crane & Co?
Can I say everything? I have not used a Crane and Co. product that I didn't like. If I had to pick one it would be anything letter-pressed Lettra paper. I had my business card done by Crane & Co. on Lettra. Everybody, especially me, absolutely loves it!
What do you think classic correspondence will look like in a decade or two?
"Things of quality have no fear or time." ~anonymous~
Classic correspondence will not only look the same but the feeling of it will be more fulfilling. We like our technology. It will likely continue to advance. However, we are still human. We will continue to desire that personal touch and desire to receive things created with our hands and our heart. Thus, I think an increase in classic correspondence will occur.
As Pamela Eyring of the Protocol School of Washington so eloquently states on the back cover the Crane & Co. Blue Book of Stationery, "…in the age of electronic communication, a handwritten note or invitation stands out and identifies an individual who understands the true value of personal communication."
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I recently had the absolute pleasure of conducting a brief interview with Dario Argento himself – words I never thought I'd type! With the help of Kamera Books' Francesca Brazzorotto, who kindly set up and facilitated the whole interview, translating my questions and Argento's responses, I interviewed the director on Friday 9th April, 3pm. Timidly accepting the invite to join the three-way conference call between Belfast, Harpenden and Rome, I somehow found the ability to scrape myself off of the floor and speak just in time to splutter my admiration and undying love for Argento's work and to thank him profusely for accepting my call. Argento was cool, calm and very gracious. The interview, which lasted approximately 30 minutes, is below and was kindly translated and transcribed by Francesca. Grazie mille, Francesca.
The Interview.
You have a body of work that deals explicitly with death – violent death. What is it about the dark subject matter in your work that draws you to it?
Argento: To be honest there isn't a definite reason. I don't really know exactly why. All I know is that I'm interested in aggressiveness, violence and the colour of blood. I'm fascinated by the aesthetic of it, and by the style it's possible to represent and translate these passions, because in the end, horror is a passion.
Italian culture and art, and indeed its cinema, is rife with depictions of the demise of beautiful women. What do you think draws Italian artists, including yourself, to this mysterious link between sex and death?
Argento: I think that's something very ancient, which comes from the Renaissance period. It's an Italian tradition the act of narrating death and sex. The sex is seen almost as a psychoanalytical act, like in Freud, death is seen as the peak of the sexual act.
Gialli haven't really been in vogue for some time – and were exclusive to Italian cinema. Do you think they will ever witness resurgence in popularity?
Argento: Well in the history of this kind of movie there are cycles. For example, for a certain period the classic horror was the trend, then the modern one. It's bound to the creativity of the authors and directors, which at times bends on the horror side and other times on the giallo/thriller ones. Therefore I think the giallo genre could make a comeback.
Do you think that if the giallo made a comeback, it could be as popular as in the past?
Argento: There was a time when the giallo genre was very popular, but it's never going to be as popular as then, although there have been few nice examples.
Out of all your contemporaries, such as Sergio Martino and Aldo Lado, you are the only one who continues to make giallo films today – why do you think this is? What is it about gialli that appeals to you so much as a filmmaker?
Argento: I'm deeply fascinated by the mystery, the mystery of the human soul, by the enigma within us. Therefore for me the giallo is the narration of something mysterious and inexplicable. Sometimes I like directing gialli, and other times I prefer the horror, it's not like I only direct the former.
Do you think Italian cinema will ever experience as much success and prominence as it did in the 60s and 70s?
Argento: No, I really don't think so. This is not the right time at all. The way people are watching movies has changed and new nationalities have come out, like oriental cinema and southern American cinema, which didn't exist on the cinematographic scene before. Italian cinema has consequently lost a lot of his prestige.
Much of your work after Opera has divided critics and fans – many of them neglecting to see how your style and approach to film making has constantly been evolving. Of your own films, which do you feel were not as appreciated as they should have been?
Argento: In my opinion, for example, Opera hasn't been appreciated enough. Then also Sleepless, which I thought was very interesting. They haven't been understood by the public. Clearly my style is always evolving and therefore I'm always looking for new themes. People expect the author to make always the same movie, because it was successful and likeable. Instead I'm driven towards the change.
Would you ever film something that wasn't giallo or horror? Like Five Days of Milan? What would convince you that doing this was a good idea?
Argento: Not at the moment, no, because I've been disappointed by the reaction of the public, even though I really liked that movie. I used to go for different genres, but then again I was young, I longed to tell different stories, but now I've learnt that the horror and giallo world is so wide that you'd need two lives to cover all those themes.
You have a few unfilmed scripts such as Dark Glasses/Occhiali Neri – will we ever see these as completed films?
Argento: I don't think Dark Glasses will ever be made into a movie, since the script has ended up with a company that went bankrupt and it won't be possible to recover it.
Can you tell me anything about your new script?
Argento: At present I'm looking at various projects, so I can't be more precise. I have been offered a couple of movies to direct in the US, but I don't know when they'll be shot. At the moment I don't know which one of these projects will be taken to the next step.
|Argento directs Adrien Brody on the set of Giallo
Argento: I felt very comfortable working in the US, because under the working point of view, people there are very professional; I was really comfortable when I shot Masters of Horror, because the technicians and actors were very professional. Unfortunately, though, I had problems with the post production, because the American producers have a way of doing things completely different from the Italian and European ones. Therefore I had various problems, especially, for example, with Giallo, which has been a disastrous experience.
For you, what are the key components of a good horror film or thriller?
Argento: They're many. The most important thing, in my opinion, is to be honest, to narrate a story in an honest way, without worrying too much about what the public will like, or will be interested in. You need to think about something which will interest you first, so you need to look inside you, inside your own soul and conscience and try to tell these stories in a simple way.
What is your opinion on contemporary horror films? Any filmmakers you admire?
Argento: I think that at present the American horror genre is very commercial, often based on sadism, so I don't really like it that much. Instead I'm very interested in Japanese and Korean cinema. I'm fascinated by its stories. Asian horror cinema, with its deep thought and psychology is very interesting.
Why do you think you have such a devoted following of fans around the world?
Argento: I think that this is due to my sincerity in telling stories. They come from a deep place inside of me, therefore they have a value which is not only national, but understandable anywhere. I've recently discovered this in my travels to Japan, Korea, USA, Brazil, Turkey, Greece... basically you can find the same correspondence anywhere in the world.
There are a number of recurring images throughout your work that seem to harbour significant meaning – for example the various shots of lizards in the likes of Inferno, Opera and Trauma. What is the significance of these? Is there any?!
Argento: I'm fascinated by animals, (in my movies) there are many: flies, dogs, cats... I'm really interested in the way animals live among us, in our lives.
How do you feel about Suspiria being remade? Are the rumours true that you plan to remake Deep Red?
Argento: I didn't know about a remake of Deep Red. I knew about Suspiria because the American production at Fox told me they were going to do a remake around this time of the year. I've shot the original movie, and I don't think it's going to be easy to remake it with the same passion I put into it.
Don't you think that the remake of Suspiria could attract the new generation towards the old genres and your older movies?
Argento: I think that already a lot of generations know Suspiria, so I really don't care about its remake.
In hindsight is there anything you'd change about your career path and where it's led you?
Argento: Well, the past is past and you can't change it. I'm what I am because of my past; therefore I wouldn't change a thing.
What would be your ideal project and what does the future hold for you?
Argento: I think that I will focus on exploring the aspects of the human soul. This is going to be my duty: to look inside myself, explore my dark side and tell about it in my movies. Just like Edgar Allan Poe did in his books. My ideal project will be to continue on this path.


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This thread has generated some great discussion.
Here are some things that I am taking away:
- The old guard has to be willing to step down. All too often we see folks running again for a position they don't want because no one else steps up. Maybe the "newbies" don't want to step on toes by running against someone?
- We need to organize training days and they have to be fun and rewarding. I'd love more thoughts on this. The scheduling of training days need to accommodate members with competing interests.
- We probably need to help folks find a good dog! Maybe offer a puppy referral?
- Maybe a mentoring program for newcomers would help them understand what it takes?
- I think clubs may need to offer something that gives newcomers early success. It doesn't have to be at a licensed event, but I think it's hard to keep going if you feel like you can't compare to the highly trained dogs of other members. Not sure what form this should take. Thoughts?
I also want to point out that only one of the clubs I belong to hosts a trial. This issue is in the hunt test and breed clubs too. I saw one post where someone was worried about only being able to work a half day at an event. I chaired one event and was on the committee of two last year - I would be more than happy to take a half a day if that's what someone is able to give!


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Thanks to a group of striking Labatt workers, the woman was saved from further abuse and Morrissey ended up in jail. On Tuesday in provincial court in St. John's, the 34-year-old was given an eight-month prison term with two years' probation during his sentencing hearing. With 1.5 times credit given for the 90 days he's already been behind bars, Morrissey has just over three months left on his term. He's been in custody since the incident, which happened Oct. 17 last year on McKay Street in the capital city. According to the facts of the case that were read in court, at around 1:30 p.m. that day, Morrissey had discovered a note that had indicated his girlfriend — the mother of his child — was a prostitute. In a fit of anger, Morrissey confronted the woman, pushed her and held her face against a pillow on the bed by kneeling on her neck. Another woman who was in the house ran into the room and tried to get between the two. In doing so, she suffered an injury to her hand when Morrissey swung an end table in the direction of his girlfriend, striking the other woman. The second woman also hit her head on the door frame when Morrissey pushed her. When the women left the house, Morrissey followed. Several witnesses, including a neighbour, saw him push his girlfriend against a house and spit on her. That prompted the strikers to run to the woman's defence, keeping him away until police arrived. The girlfriend, who told police she blacked out after she was thrown against the house, suffered lacerations to her head and bruising on her neck. Morrissey was then seen walking in and out of the house with a beer bottle and a knife. He pleaded guilty to four charges — two counts of assault causing bodily harm and possessing a weapon dangerous to the public. When Morrissey addressed the court, he apologized, especially for what he had done to his son's mother, now his former girlfriend. "A lot of this was blown out of proportion, but I take full responsibility," he said, adding his behaviour was the result of a drinking problem, which he said he's getting help for. "The one I'm hurting the most is my son," he said. "He shouldn't have to go through this." Crown prosecutor Glynne Faulkner had suggested a nine-month jail sentence with three years' probation, and straight-time pre-custody credit. She pointed to Morrissey's prior criminal record, which includes convictions for violent acts like assault with a weapon, uttering threats, resisting arrest and possessing a dangerous weapon. Defence lawyer Philip Warren had recommended a six-month prison term, with 1.5 times pre-trial credit. He said Morrissey is attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and wants to get his life back on track. In coming to his decision on sentencing, Judge Mike Madden said the fact that one of the assaults was on his partner was an aggravating factor. He said Morrissey's past behaviour also indicates he is not getting the message. "Nobody should be sentenced for past offences," the judge said, "but unless steps are taken, future events will evolve, possibly even (into) killing someone." As part of Morrissey's probation, he is to have no contact with the two victims, except to make arrangements to see his child with his former girlfriend. email@example.com Twitter: TelyCourt
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Striking Labatt workers credited for stopping assault on St. John's woman
Striking Labatt workers played a big role in stopping an irate man who was assaulting a woman last fall.
The man, Paul Joseph Morrissey, 34, had chased his girlfriend out of a house on McKay Street in the downtown area of St. John's and was seen shoving her against the house and spitting on her. Morrissey was also seen with a beer bottle and a knife.
The incident happened at around 1:30 pm on Oct. 17 of last year.
When Morrissey was sentenced today in provincial court in St. John's, the court heard that the striking employees interceded and came to the woman's assistance, keeping the man away from the woman until police arrived.
Morrissey had assaulted the woman, his girlfriend and mother of his child, as well as another woman, who was trying to break up the altercation, inside the house before they came outside.
Morrissey's girlfriend suffered a cut on her head from being thrown against the house and marks to her neck from when he had pushed her into a pillow and kneeled on her neck. The other woman suffered a swollen hand when Morrissey struck her with an end table, which he had swung in the direction of the first woman.
Morrissey pleaded guilty to two counts each of assault causing bodily harm and possessing a weapon dangerous to the public.
He was sentenced to eight months in jail, with two years' probation. With 1.5 times credit given for the 90 days he's already spent in custody, it leaves 3 1/2 months left on his term.
As part of Morrissey's probation, Judge Mike Madden told him to have no contact with the two women, except with to make arrangements to see his child with the woman who was his girlfriend.


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Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group, criticizes China's version of capitalism, saying it will never "match up to the promise of a truly free capitalist economy."
Is China's system of capitalism better than that of the United States? That depends — do pigs fly? While I have no question in my mind that the U.S. is still the paragon of success when it comes to the capitalist system, lately a strange coalition of think-tankers, investors and politicians have been advancing the idea that China is eating our lunch when it comes to deploying capitalism.
More specifically, this bunch claims that China's unique brand of centrally planned capitalism is working better than the U.S.'s overregulated, bloated, inefficient and slow-growing economy. They say that our capitalism has been so bogged down by our developed-nation cost structure that we'll never again be a competitive center of investment for the great global pools of money in search of a safe investment out of which to make a parking spot. Baloney.
China has indeed grown by leaps and bounds over the past decade. That's a huge credit to a country that has modernized and industrialized on a previously unseen scale. And because of its 1.3 billion citizens, China has quite a bit of growth (read: catching up) still to come. China's style of governance leaves the country light on regulation. However, it's also light on rule of law, transparency, freedom of speech and several other key features that make the U.S. economy go 'round. Just because the Chinese government can move a village and build a road without holding a single hearing doesn't mean the free market has taken hold. Indeed, it shows the opposite: China's economy is largely state-planned, state-owned and state-run. The government uses capitalism only as a tool to reach its ends, not as a true expression of a free market.


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With Beijing 2008 finally at hand, China's Tibetan occupation remains Hollywood's cause célèbre. And why wouldn't it be? Which other oppressed minority has the Beastie Boys, Michael Stipe, and Richard Gere as spokespeople, and a spiritual leader who's played Lollapalooza?
Though Beijing's enemies — at least those who haven't been bred out of existence through intermarriage with China's Han majority — are way too numerous to list, consider the following four non-Tibetan religious, ethnic, and intellectual minorities a sort of Olympic qualifying heat. In order to advance Beijing's "Harmonious Society" in preparation for the 2008 Games, members of these groups have been locked up, exiled, or have disappeared altogether. Enjoy the synchronized swimming!
UighursThe Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) contains China's largest reserves of oil, natural gas, and coal. To meet mounting Chinese energy demand, Beijing's building an 1100-mile pipeline to funnel natural gas from both the XUAR and its energy-rich Central Asian neighbors Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan.
The pipeline and attendant urbanization of Xinjiang are tied to the Western Development Strategy, a Chinese government plan to move millions of Han Chinese (who make up 92 percent of China's estimated 1.3 billion people) to Xinjiang. The Han have claimed the bulk of the jobs extracting the area's resources. Thus, much like their Tibetan neighbors, the native Turkic Muslim Uighur minority has been marginalized in their own homeland.
As it does with other minority areas, Beijing ostensibly treats Xinjiang as an autonomous region. Uighurs can worship in state-approved Mosques and become Chinese Communist Party (CCP) members. But when Uighurs second-guess Beijing, they are quickly reprimanded. Rebiya Kadeer, a former high-ranking party member who questioned the income disparity between Uighurs and Hans, was charged with sharing state secrets for mailing newspaper clips to her exiled husband in the United States. After serving six years, Kadeer was allowed — as a condition of Condoleezza Rice's 2005 state visit to China — to join her husband in Washington, DC. After her release, however, Beijing locked up two of Kadeer's sons on trumped-up charges. They are hardly alone. In 2004, Uighur journalist Nurmuhemmet Yasin received a 10-year prison sentence for inciting separatism. His transgression? Writing a short story about a caged bird that yearns for freedom.
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Understanding how our actions, words, and thoughts interact enhances our ability to progress in spiritual practice and brings us closer to self-realization. In a warm, informal style Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche opens up Tibetan meditation practice to both beginners and experienced students, placing as much emphasis on practice as on knowledge. Depending on the sources of the problems in our lives, he offers practices that work with the body, speech, or the mind—a collection of Tibetan yoga exercises, visualizations, sacred sound practices, and spacious meditations on the nature of mind. Together, he says, knowledge and regular meditation practice can alter our self-image and lead to a lighter, more joyful sense of being. The stillness of the body, the silence of speech, and the spacious awareness of mind are the true three doors to enlightenment.
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text: Holy crap! Nebraska beats Michigan State 28-24 at East Lansing. Yet another comeback win in the 4th quarter for us this year. We were down 10 with MSU shutting down our offense for all of the 3rd quarter. Nebraska drove 80yds in the last minute(with a little help from the refs) to score with 6 seconds left. It was nice to see them pull out the win, but we really didn't play very well at all. I wish we could get our act together when we go on the road. We are capable of playing alot better than this. Oh well, a win is a win.


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Marcy to explore life in the universe, March 26
Posted March 22, 2002; 01:36 p.m.
Pioneering planet hunter Geoffrey Marcy will inaugurate the 2002 Evnin Lecture Series with a talk on "Planets and the Prospects of Life in the Universe" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, in A02 McDonnell.
Marcy is a professor of astronomy and director of the new Center for Integrative Planetary Science at the University of California-Berkeley. His research team has discovered 52 of the 86 currently known extrasolar planets.
The lecture is the first in a series on "Science and Technology for the New Millennium" sponsored by the Council on Science and Technology. For more information, click here .
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Sewell Stipend to Attend APHA 2010 Meeting- Call for ApplicantsWednesday, June 23rd, 2010
From Joey Nicholson, National Training Center & Clearinghouse, NN/LM
The 2010 Sewell Stipend is now accepting applications!
"Social Justice lies at the heart of public health. It is central to its mission and is frequently described as public health's core value. The social circumstances in which we are born, live, and work, play a greater role in longevity and overall health in the United States than genes, health insurance and access to health services…Ultimately education, transportation and housing policies affect the health of people. The challenge for any government–municipal, regional, state and federal–is to introduce health consequences into all discussions of social policies."
These opening lines in this year's Preliminary Program for the 138th Annual American Public Health Association (APHA) Meeting and Exposition really help set the tone to explain why social justice is a public health imperative. Join us in Denver at APHA this year November 6-10, 2010 to explore this link and discover more about the social determinants of health!
With the award, The Sewell Fund aims to increase librarians' effectiveness at providing reliable/relevant information to health care professionals in the fields of public health and pharmacy. To achieve this purpose, the Fund awards reimbursement funds to librarians and other information professionals to defray association membership/registration/travel and per diem expenses of attending and/or participating in activities of the American Public Health Association (APHA).
Please download an application form and read all the requirements via the PH/HA website at http://phha.mlanet.org/call.html. Applications are due Friday July 23, 2010. If you have any questions, please e-mail Joey Nicholson directly at email@example.com.


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By The Associated Press
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — This summer, a group of about 50 Mississippi teachers will learn new ways to teach math and science.
Instead of focusing on finding the answers, The Clarion-Ledger reports (http://on.thec-l.com/VXRf84 ) they will focus on the process for solving problems during a summer program through the University of Mississippi's Center for Math and Science Education. They will work in groups, debate and complete hands-on activities instead of completing worksheets alone.
The teachers' training will mirror the way students in Mississippi and across the country will learn math as states implement a new set of academic standards known as Common Core.
The center's project is called Developing Excellence in Education through Professional Learning Communities and is funded by a newly awarded, three-year, $1.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education.


text: Home > LifeStyle > Work & Life PICS: Ford EcoSport Unveiled Zigwheels.com March 17, 2013 PICS: Ford EcoSport Unveiled in India 9 / 11 X Prev Next 72056 Prev Next Ford today gave the first official public viewing of its production-ready, India-spec EcoSport at a Delhi mall while revealing more details of the much anticipated compact SUV Joginder Singh, president & MD Ford India and Vinay Piparsania, exceutive director, Marketing, Sales and Service, Ford India, unveil the EcoSport to a cheering crowd The EcoSport will be offered in four trims, eight colours and three engine options including the 1-litre EcoBoost turbocharged mill. Manual transmissions will be available in both petrol and diesel spec while the automatic gearbox will come only in the petrol variant The EcoSport will also be equipped with Sync, Ford's voice-enabled in-car connectivity system. Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, the technology will let you operate your Bluetooth-enabled phone and USB devices via voice commands. The sub-4-metre EcoSport may also come with rear demister and parking sensors aside from whole raft of safety features such as driver and passenger airbags, ABS and EBD. The vehicle's unveiling was part of Ford's new EcoSport Urban Discoveries campaign that will give 100 winners, picked through an online contest, a chance to drive the urban SUV around their cities. The SUV is currently on display at the EcoSport Urban Hub, which has been set up at Select City Walk and Infinity Mall in Delhi and Mumbai respectively. The EcoSport Urban Hub is part of a 12-city road show that will be held in Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Kochi, Ludhiana, Chennai, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Pune and Kolkata in a phased manner. Visitors to the hub will get to see, touch, feel and learn more about the SUV's features The Hub also includes an educational 3-D Ecoboost engine holocube which is a revolving and projected display of the engine's construction to familiarize visitors with the revolutionary engine technology. The EcoSport Urban Hub is a modular interactive zone contained inside the atrium of a mall featuring an urban skyline as a backdrop and a glass floor embedded with objects that will be reminiscent of places in a city. Those interested in the EcoSport can register themselves at the EcoSport Urban Hub and they will be kept informed about the progress towards the market launch. < 7 8 9 10 11 > Image 9 / 11 Zigwheels.com March 17, 2013 The Hub also includes an educational 3-D Ecoboost engine holocube which is a revolving and projected display of the engine's construction to familiarize visitors with the revolutionary engine technology.


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Discovery of the day: Andy Goldsworthy
Just picked up a copy of A Collaboration with Nature today. An incredibly impressive collection of photos. Very nice.
All his artwork is made from natural materials, in natural settings, and usually extremely temporarily. The books are collections of photographs of the pieces. Very very cool.
I had seen a couple pics of some of his work in a few of the earthworks books I have, but didnt realize everything he does is that good. I am impressed.
The tiny little pictures on the Smithsonian site do not do the images justice, but it's about the best url I could find. Anyone have a better link, preferably with high res pictures and maybe the inscriptions/explanations? justice.
Didn't do anything related to free/open software today. Though I do find it humourous that one of the other companies in the same field as my employer seem to be making the same mistakes we did.
Now, off to the LUG at NCSU meeting.


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KathyChung, Friday March 12, 2010 - 8:29pm
About time I told you about another presenter, don't you think?
This time, let me introduce you to one of our wonderful returning presenters, this one an agent. Meet Sorche Fairbank of Fairbank Literary:
Since establishing Fairbank Literary Representation in 2002, Sorche Elizabeth Fairbank has had the pleasure of working with a dynamic and varied list, representing best-selling authors, Edgar recipients, award-winning journalists, and of course one of her favorite kinds of client – the first-time author. Her tastes in novels tend toward literary fiction, international voices and women's voices, and the mystery/suspense genre. On the nonfiction side, she is most likely to take on books that tackle current events and societal issues with a narrative treatment. She has a strong interest in women's voices and class and race issues, quality lifestyle books (food, wine, and home design), sports, and pop culture.
Subjects and genres not of interest to Sorche and Fairbank Literary include: sci-fi and fantasy, children's and YA, self-help, romance, sports fiction, or anything that opens with a dream scene and/or exhaustive descriptions of weather.
Authors and books represented by Fairbank Literary include: O. Henry Prize winner Charlotte Forbes; Pulitzer nominee and LA Times Cairo Bureau Chief Jeffrey Fleishman; Matthew Frederick and his best-selling 101 Things I Learned In Architecture School; the estate of Robin Moore (The French Connection, The Green Berets, etc.); Xaviera Hollander (The Happy Hooker); Darci Klein's To Full Term, A Mother's Triumph Over Miscarriage; Jonathan McCullough's A Tale Of Two Subs: An Untold Story Of World War II, Two Sister Ships, And Extraordinary Heroism; syndicated cartoonist Man Martin (Days of the Endless Corvette), and Edgar-winning mystery writer and host of Anatomy Of A Mystery, Rex Burns.
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GRENADA — Walk-through metal detectors have been installed at schools in the Grenada County School District.
Superintendent David Daigneault says the detectors will start being used once teachers and other personnel get training. He says the school board also must develop policies for their use.
Daigneault says the school system also will be installing door buzzers, buying a new police car and hiring new security personnel.
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Sustainable Railroad Development
Carl A. Gerhardstein, CSX Corporation
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Janet E. Bowman, The Nature Conservancy
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Lawrence E. Sellers, Jr., Holland & Knight, LLP
Terry E. Lewis, Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
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Scott Osbourn, Golder Associates, Inc.
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Christopher T. Byrd, Department of Environmental Protection
Edwin A. Steinmeyer, Lewis Longman & Walker, P.A.
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Harold G. "Bud" Vielhauer, Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
Douglas J. Rillstone, Broad & Cassel
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Timothy A. Smith, St. Johns River Water Management District
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Francine M. Ffolkes, Department of Environmental Protection
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Christopher D. McGuire, Department of Environmental Protection
Joel Balmat, HSW Engineering
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Marc Mariano, Cardno TBE
Leigh K. Fletcher, Kellerhals Ferguson Fletcher Kroblin, LLP
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Swamps & Sinkholes - an Ethics Update for Land Use and Environmental Lawyers
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Statewide Environmental Resource Permit Rule
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Mark W. Ellard, Geosyntec Consultants
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Thomas M. Beason, Department of Environmental Protection
Harold G. "Bud" Vielhauer, Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
David L. Jordan, Department of Economic Opportunity
John W. Costigan, Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Timothy A. Smith, St. Johns River Water Management District
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The Camden Antique Fair will kick off its opening preview party on Thursday, October 18. Peruse items from some of America's best antique dealerships. Enjoy live entertainment, and delicious food and wine brought to you by caterer Jack Brantley of Aberdeen Catery. Appraisers, repair experts, and lecturers will be on sight to add to the excitment of the event. Proceeds will benefit the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden, South Carolina. Rhame Arena, 517 Bull St., Camden. Friday, 10am-5pm. $10. (803)432-6513, www.steeplechasemuseum.org


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Alterstudio Architecture finds exquisite beauty in circumstance, translating it into built forms large and small to create the Lake View Residence in West Austin.
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The Beck Group's Director of Design Michael Kaiser, Assoc. AIA, talks to TxA about his original love of drawing all things Star Wars and guitars, finding inspiration in the immediacy of iPhone photography, and why he needs to return to the High Line.
2015 Convention: Frequently Asked Questions
The Texas Society of Architects 76th Annual Convention and Design Expo will take place on November 5–7 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. This page provides answers to frequently asked questions about convention registration, creating your schedule, continuing education credit, and more.
Woods High School
Natalye Appel + Associates' new School of the Woods building connects architecture to the Montessori curriculum, employing several key design elements to foster independent learning.
The Old House, and the New
When a client asked Jim Poteet, FAIA, to update a historic San Antonio home, the architect adopted a forthright approach that marries historic details and contemporary craftsmanship.
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Kris Calvert, AIA, of Urban Bobcat Architects talks to TxA about his desire to design spaces in and around the outdoors, his and his business partner's "strategy" sessions over bourbon, and the importance of taking chances as a young professional.
Between Green and Violet
Rand Elliott, FAIA, deploys color with purpose, punctuating galleries at the Marfa Contemporary with vivid jolts of blue and using colored lighting to transform a series of parking structures in surprising ways.
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John Only Greer, FAIA, of Bryan, a professor emeritus at Texas A&M University College of Architecture and past president of the Society, passed away on Friday, June 12. A great teacher and mentor, he will be deeply missed by his Texas Architects friends and colleagues.
Gray Matter
Thanks to architect Mell Lawrence's deft hand with light and patterning, Hollowcat Wild, a boxy limestone residence nestled in the Austin hills, is imbued with what architect and author Christopher Alexander calls "aliveness."
FCDC Announces 18 Projects as Jury Selection Finalists
Finalists have been announced for the 2015 Field Constructs Design Competition, which will result in a series of temporary, site-specific installations at the Circle Acres Nature Preserve in Austin. The projects will open to the public in mid-November as part of a weeklong series promoting event and community programming at the site.
2015 TxA Emerging Design + Technology: Call for Papers
The 2015 TxA Emerging Design + Technology conference, to be held during the Texas Society of Architects 76th Annual Convention and Design Expo in Dallas, is seeking academic papers for peer review, publication, and presentation. The abstract submission deadline has been extended to August 15.
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Dallas' Charles E. Brant, AIA, talks about Spotify enabling his music addiction, why he prefers the pen over other sketching media, and how his clients are the ultimate inspiration in the latest installment of Architects Talking to Architects.
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Artist Gabriel Dawe puts intricately woven, multicolored thread to extraordinary use, creating large-scale environmental installations that examine negative space and the human form.
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On June 18, AEC industry leaders will convene in Houston at the Facades+AM conference for a look at the latest developments in the world of building enclosures.
Renzo Piano Meets Artists Downtown
TxA member Jack Murphy, Assoc. AIA, visited Renzo Piano's Whitney Museum on opening day to share his impressions of the building, its ties to Texas, and the inaugural exhibition. The new Whitney's true success lies not in its architecture, he writes, but rather in its role as "an urban playground for the arts."
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Tom Hurt Architecture toes the line between the familiarity of the traditional 1950s brick house, and bold, modern volumetric additions in the Riverview Way House in Houston.
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Coloring the Gap
The Richards Group's new Dallas headquarters stands over Dallas commuters as a beacon of shimmering color and democratic ideals in the workplace.
2015 Design Awards — Winners Announced
We are pleased to announce the recipients of our 2015 Design Awards. Fourteen projects were selected from among 256 entries. This year's jurors were: Karl A. Backus, AIA, of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson; Alex Krieger, FAIA, of NBBJ and Harvard University Graduate School of Design; Bruce Lindsey, AIA, of Washington University's Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts; and Jennifer Yoos, FAIA, of VJAA and University of Minnesota School of Architecture.
BLOG | Rand Elliott's Word Paintings
For Rand Elliott, FAIA, language and architecture — the output of his professional practice — are intimately connected.
TASA/TASB Exhibit of School Architecture — Call for Entries
TASA/TASB is seeking submissions for its 2015 Exhibit of School Architecture. Founded in 1987, this competition recognizes newly built and renovated Texas schools by celebrating excellence in planning and design of the learning environment. Entries are due June 1. Winning projects will be on display at this year's TASA/TASB Convention.
BLOG | Project ArchiTX: Canopy Restaurant
Dillion Kyle Architecture presents an homage to the trees and landscape of Texas. The architect employed walnut wooden features and a foliage supergraphic to create the narrative of Canopy in Houston.
Rehabilitation and Recovery
After the double whammy of Hurricane Ike in 2008 and the great Texas drought of 2011, the unthinkable happened in Houston's Memorial Park: Half of the trees died.
For Kathleen English, AIA, of English & Associates, water management is one of the first things she thinks about when approaching a new project.
New Scenes in America Deserta
The Texas Tech University College of Architecture's Land Arts of the American West program offers a wide-eyed, sunburnt trip that explores how we alter the land around us.


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The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) has recognized Dartmouth and 11 individuals from this year's team for their work in the classroom this year.
The Juniors will be checking in from time-to-time with written pieces about where they have been and what they have been doing on their off-terms away from Hanover. This week: Sarah Tabeek.
The Juniors will be checking in from time-to-time with written pieces about what they have been doing on their off-terms away from Hanover. This week: team captain Morgan Philie.
Dartmouth field hockey freshman goalkeeper Emma Plumb helped the U.S. Women's National Indoor Team USA Red Team to the International Rohrmax Cup title earlier this month.
Dartmouth freshman goalkeeper Emma Plumb '20 has been named to the 2016-17 U.S. Women's National Indoor Team by USA Field Hockey.
Dartmouth field hockey juniors Morgan Philie and Sarah Tabeek have each been named to the 2016 All-Ivy League Second Team as announced by the conference office Tuesday afternoon.
The Dartmouth field hockey team saw its 2016 season come to an end Saturday afternoon with a 9-1 loss at Cornell's Dodson Field.
The Dartmouth field hockey team will conclude its 2016 season Saturday afternoon at Cornell. Game time between the two teams is set for noon at Marsha Dodson Field
Dartmouth College and the Department of Athletics and Recreation inducted 17 new members into the Wearers of the Green in a ceremony after the homecoming football game on Saturday evening.
The Dartmouth field hockey team dropped a non-conference road game Sunday afternoon at in-state rival New Hampshire.
Harvard spoiled Senior Day for the Dartmouth field hockey team, defeating the Big Green, 3-0, Saturday at Chase AstroTurf Field.
The Dartmouth field hockey team opens against Harvard on Saturday in the final home game of the 2016 season before heading out to Durham to take on in-state rival New Hampshire on Sunday at 2 p.m.


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Perhaps the one that will end up having the deepest effect is the sequester. The sequester clipped almost everybody: the Air Force, NASA, and the FBI to name a few. It also cost 57,000 low-income children slots in Head Start.
We sent KCPT's Special Correspondent Sam Zeff to see how local Head Start programs are coping. Just this week, Head Start officials from all around the country met in Washington to urge Congress to restore funding for the program. Few are optimistic that Congress will find the money.


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For ages 8+ years. For ages 8+ years.
Learn how to make a moving robot using solar panels and a motor. Assemble your robot from the included parts and teach it to do simple tasks.
One (1) Solar Robot kit will be shipped.
CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.