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The home affairs select committee report calling for a complete rethink of the UK's failing drug laws is a welcome injection of common sense. Sadly, the fact that the prime minister dismissed it out of hand suggests that ministers are still running scared on the issue, even as the public mood and expert view continues to shift (David Cameron urged to take 'now or never' step on drugs reform, 10 December).
This kneejerk rejection is disappointing and irresponsible. As the committee points out, the "principal aim of government drugs policy should be ... to minimise the damage caused to the victims of drug-related crime, drug users and others". Yet the UK is spending around £3bn and sentencing 42,000 people every year under a drugs policy that lacks co-ordination, fails to prioritise public health and is often self-defeating.
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• It is odd that drug reform seems to concentrate on dealing with the problem once it exists, with little or no mention of preventing it in the first place. I wrote to you a couple of months ago about the distinction between party drugs and hard drugs (Letters, 16 October), using my son as an example. He is now dead, evidently from a heroin overdose.
In our relentless, unbearable grief we search for answers. Like so many of his friends, our son dabbled with party drugs, but, faced with the humiliation of redundancy and the hopelessness of unemployment, he was seduced into using heroin against the pleas of his friends and the taboos of the culture. He fought bravely to overcome the addiction and started a new career overseas, and in no way did he fit the stereotype of the addled dope-head. Yet, despite being successful, adored and happy, he succumbed to the same dark forces in a country where possession is punished with extraordinary severity. He died from respiratory arrest, recklessly injecting alone after his period of abstinence.
The craving is never completely lost, even when the trigger is gone and the barriers are high, and no amount of criminalising will suppress the user's urges. Heroin and other hard drugs are an international industry which the party drugs are not. The principal targets should be the pushers and dealers who create the market for this highly lucrative commerce. Heaven knows it was easy enough for my child to meet them – surely this is where resources should be concentrated.
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Leveling a concrete slab for laminate
First of all the basement is dry, I have had a 4x4 piece of 6 mill tapped down there for 2 weeks and it is bone dry. Now, the slab is unflat as well as unlevel. Its highest spot is in the middle then it slopes about 3/4" over 10 ft left and right. It also has some valleys and ridges. What i was planning on doing, is laying down 3/4" rigid foam, taping seams, and then laying some 3/4 ply, and tapcon it all down. I have read of people using this method to level the floor. My question is do you think it would take enough of the unflatness out to lay laminate? I really wanted to avoid doing the self leveling underlayment. It will double my cost.
Anything flat you lay down will just follow the level of the floor.
Laminite or any type flooring could care less if the floor is not level, it's the flatness that matters.
I understand it wouldnt correct any leveling issues, but the flatness? There are small ridges and valleys in the slab. I figured laying the foam and 3/4 ply would take most of that out. If not, I will just go ahead with the self leveling underlayment.
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Citation: Campbell, J.A., Garland, S., Donald, P.A., Goheen, S.C. 2009. Analytiical Method for the Identification and Quantification of Pinitol Plant Roots by Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry. American Chemical Society Abstracts. American Chemical Society Spring Meeting, March 22 - 26, 2009, Salt Lake City, UT. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Pinitol (D-3-O-methyl-chiro-inositol), is thought to have a variety of roles in plant biology. However, new applications of pinitol for potential medical use are currently being investigated, increasing the importance of finding and determining the pinitol content in plant sources. While plant tissue extraction and trimethylsilyl imidazole (TMSI) derivatization methods for the analysis pinitol are typically discussed in the literature, the extraction and analytical processes together with the mass spectra have not been reported in detail. We report a reliable method for the identification and quantification of pinitol using TMSI derivatization and gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS). Roots were homogenized in methanol, filtered, dried, and reconstituted in a known volume. Aliquots were then dried, derivatized with TMSI, diluted with toluene, and analyzed by GC/MS. The chromatogram and mass spectrum of TMSI-derivatized pinitol will be discussed.


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It was all Spagettio's and Pizza from what I remember. I recall when I was kid that there was mix of "Things from cans and packets" or "Stuff ordered" variety for those summer lunches. And as those were happy memories, I have to say those were the best possible summer lunches for a kid.
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Kristian Schmidt wrote:
> Hello
> The problem I am working on is a pretty large problem, which I am solving by dividing it into a lot of subproblems.
> As such, I have a large list of constraints that apply to the entire problem, but are not relevant for each individual subproblem.
> This becomes a problem when I use Refine, as it takes a very long time when you have a lot of conditions, even though the conditions don't pertain to the problem. Example:
> In[25]:= Table[Timing@Refine[p>q,Map[Subscript[x,#]>0&,Range[i]]],{i,1000,5000,1000}]
> Out[25]= {{0.547,p>q},{1.797,p>q},{3.875,p>q},{8.594,p>q},{10.468,p>q}}
> And it only gets worse.
> However, for each individual call to Refine I make, I only need a small subset of the total constraints.
> So what I want to do is something like this:
> expr = some expression of n different variables;
> cond = DeleteCases[totalConstraints, all cases which do not contain a variable from expr];
> result = Refine[expr,cond];
> I have no idea how to construct a pattern powerful enough to do what is required for the DeleteCases call, though.
> All of the variables are of the form Subscript[s,_,_,_] or Subscript[b,_,_] and the conditions can also contain expressions of several variables.
> I'd be most grateful for any help. Thank you.
The following should work if the constraints are just a linear
concatenation of equations/inequalities:
In[1]:= expr = Subscript[a, 1] + Subscript[a, 2] Subscript[a, 3]
Out[1]= Subscript[a, 1] + Subscript[a, 2] Subscript[a, 3]
In[2]:= constraints = And @@ (Subscript[a, #] > 0 & /@ Range[5000]);
filteredConstraints = With[
{relevantVariables = Union@Cases[expr, Subscript[__], Infinity]},
Select[constraints, ! FreeQ[#, Alternatives @@ relevantVariables] &]
Out[3]= {0.047,
Subscript[a, 1] > 0 && Subscript[a, 2] > 0 && Subscript[a, 3] > 0}
In[4]:= Refine[expr > 0, filteredConstraints] // Timing
Out[4]= {0., True}
In[5]:= Refine[expr > 0, constraints] // Timing
Out[5]= {10.797, True}


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What I need to do is style some paragraphs and headings with custom font using @font-faceHow do I do that for individual elements? Is @font-face class? Do I need to specify class or id next to itin order to call for CSS rules for element I want to stylize?
AFAIK @font-face gets the font (hopefully*) and then you can use it like others. eg. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@font-face
<style type="text/css" media="screen, print">
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*in this example serif is the fallback in the font stack in case it doesn't load.
Oh so it does not make that font default for all, but just registers it in CSS of website so using defined name (do you define it?) it can be applied individually.
Yes once the browser has downloaded the new font you just use it like you would for any other font (e.g. Arial or verdana). Nothing will get the new font by default until you apply it to something using the font's defined name (as Mittineague has shown above).


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Hi Guys,
I'm currently digging up my basement slab to lay a french drain as well as re-plumb a toilet and shower. (See picture)
What all do I need to be concerned about? The current pipes are cast iron and will be replaced with PVC. I got a quote for 600 bucks to run a line and attach it to the main.
Is this something I should do myself? I'm assuming I use a 3-4 inch dia PVC pipe with a closet flange and a shower drain?
Thanks for reading.
Depends on how far the $600 gets you. All the way to the street? Let them do it. Just what we see? DIY it.
You'd use a 3" line as a replacement.
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Report from the Chair for 2011
Over the past year the Foundation has forged some very exciting new partnerships, leading to a series of new events and projects.
Following on from an fascinating presentation by photographer Robert Wallis and anthropologist and campaigner, Felix Padel, on the plight of tribal people in Orissa and Jharkhand at the hands of multinational mining companies, the Gandhi Foundation is supporting an exhibition at SOAS (if you haven't already done so, please to try and find time to visit it before it closes on 25th June 2011).
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We can look forward to similarly exciting presentation following this year's AGM at Kingsley Hall, led by local artist Saif Osmani, on Gandhi in Noakhali. It's a particularly appropriate time to hold such an event given that this year marks the 40thanniversary of the foundation of Bangladesh.
We are also making good progress in finishing our photographic exhibition on Gandhi, which we will target at schools in Tower Hamlets. I hope to be able to include a lengthy report on how it has inspired numerous children in next year's annual report.
The Foundation is also funding a mentoring project for Muslim girls at two schools in Tower Hamlets by Mosaic, a charity established by the Prince of Wales.
I hope that both the Noakhali presentation, Mosaic project and schools exhibition will enable The Gandhi Foundation to build stronger links with the local community around Kingsley Hall.
As well as funding Mosaic, the Foundation has funded a two very worthy local projects run by our friends and supporters that promote Gandhian values; a project in Brixton on permaculture, run by Rakesh Bhambri (who brought this fascinating concept to last year's summer gathering), and a major contribution to the cost of a bus for the Sacred Era School in Ladakh, championed so passionately by our former Secretary, Denise Moll.
Looking ahead, our Summer Gathering theme will be 'Faith and Sustainability' and we will be re-visiting St Christopher School, Letchworth, where we had such a good gathering last year. The School's ethos is very much in keeping with Gandhian values and it's great to be able to continue our partnership.
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President Obama summoned the spirit and hard work of immigrants across the centuries Saturday in arguing that the United States will recover from its economic problems.
"These are tough times right now, and millions of Americans are hurting," Obama said during the National Italian American Foundation Gala in Washington. "Millions are without work, and those who have work are still all too often struggling to get by.
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Obama also paid particular tribute to his hosts, Italian Americans, praising their contributions ranging from singer Frankie Avalon to World Series winning baseball manager Tony La Russa to former speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
"On behalf of all Americans, I want to thank you for everything that the Italian American community has done," Obama said. "Everything that you've done to contribute to the chronicles and the character of the greatest nation on Earth."
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In the "stick around Michigan" department:
NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuters) - Comerica Inc. (CMA.N: Quote, Profile, Research), a financial services company with $58 billion of assets, on Tuesday said it will move its corporate headquarters to Dallas from Detroit to be closer to most of its markets.
The move is a blow for Detroit, which is reeling from a difficult environment for automakers and a flight that has seen the city lose more than half its population since 1950.
The Detroit Free Press reports on this as a boost for Dallas:
Comerica hasn't announced where its new headquarters in Dallas will be, but the move could prove a huge boon for downtown, the Dallas Morning News reported today.
"I'd be surprised if they didn't go downtown," Joel Pustmueller, a partner with Peloton Real Estate Partners in Dallas, told the newspaper. "I'm sure they will want a building with visibility where they could have their name in sight."
Downtown Dallas already is a regional banking hub with major operations for Bank of America, Chase and others, the newspaper said in a story posted this morning on its Web site. Texas-based PlainsCapital recently announced that it was relocating its bank holding company headquarters and a retail bank to the Victory project on the edge of downtown.
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A well-spoken murderer launched an eloquent storm of abuse against an Old Bailey judge after being convicted of killing his wife after she asked for a divorce.
Bentley Adonis Huggins told Judge Anthony Morris QC: "This is an aberration, a travesty of the rule of law. Therefore, your honour, you have nothing further to say to me.
"You have trampled on me from the beginning of the trial. How dare you enter this matter of discussion with me now, after what you have done throughout the trial. Your honour, you have truly and utterly disgusted me."
Judge Morris had asked Huggins, who sacked his legal team to defend himself half way through his trial, whether he wanted to appoint a barrister to mitigate for him when he was sentenced.
Jamaican-born Huggins, 41, had been found guilty of waiting for Desire Thomas to return to their Woolwich home after running an errand before launching a fatal surprise attack.
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Toasting a colleague's promotion not only recognizes her achievements; it also shows you aren't threatened by her success. Steve Deyo, a motivational speaker and the author of The Art of the Toast: Milestones and Memories, suggests organizing your thoughts around a theme, such as this quote from historian David McCullough: "Real success is finding your life's work in the work that you love." Deyo says that, ideally, "every toast should contain humor―it keeps the audience from falling asleep and helps relieve your jitters." But don't strain for humor if that's not your style.


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My old friend and multi-lifetime collaborator Dale O'Brien wrote me an email about houses today. I thought I would share my reply. The technical references are not all in, as this is astrologer to astrologer — but if anyone has questions I will do my best to answer. Note, Dale suggested I use Porphyry houses. I searched for a moment and came up with an explanation by an astrologer I respect, Bruce Scofield. Here is that link. Note, since this was written, we now know that Whole Sign Houses are the oldest system, which are an obvious lead-in to Equal Houses. What I like about Porphyry in theory (as you'll read, if you read Bruce's article) is that the method is simple, it's based on the ecliptic and easy math.
Hi Dale,
Briefly, most of what I know about houses I know from "Whole Sign Houses" by Rob Hand. I recognize how everyone else is trained. Remember that as a horoscope writer, I use solar houses/whole sign houses much of the day — in the "general" interps.
Re more complex charts, natal, horary, event, etc.:
Debbi Kempton-Smith noted that the houses have cusps; the signs do not. The house cusp is not a bold line, however, it's like a gradation area. The signs change more abruptly. I read that idea when I was starting out. Then I read some Lilly (William Lilly, 17th century astrologer), who describes the house cusp as a gradation as well. So Debbi had this on good authority (she was well trained). Lilly gives the five-degree rule — that a planet with five degrees of the house cusp picks up the energy of the next house.
Turns out, what Rob dug up researching Whole Sign Houses (which is now his Ph.D. thesis) is in accord with this. The whole sign is the house (this gave rise to aspects, i.e., Aries to Cap is a square). The whole sign is the house, and the house has a cusp, originally conceived of as a peak of energy within the whole sign house.
The cusp might be the degree of the ascendant (echo of equal houses) or it might be the degree of the house cusp if you use a house system.
Here is what I do.
— The angles and the angular houses I give the most weight to (ascendant/descendant, midheaven/IC).
— I use whole sign houses.
— Simultaneously, I use Koch houses, and use the house cusp as a light border and also as a peak of energy.
— I have delineations of the cusp zone of each house, which I regard in the way that a salt marsh or brackish estuary is different than river, sea or land. The cusp zone is its own region, and a planet can speak to me based on that.
For example we all know the lurking effect of a planet one degree inside the 9th, on the cusp of the 10th. It has that "almost 10th" feeling, and Wescott suggests that it's "twelvthie" in that it's a hidden zone behind the house.
I like Koch houses because the visual pattern is interesting — the houses have odd shapes. They are modern, by one of our recent contemporaries, and they are not hooked into a religion.
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Hi and welcome to our site!since the Supreme Court issued its decision in United States v. Windsor. As a result of the Court's decision, the Service has ruled that same-sex couples who are married under state law are married for federal tax purposes. See Revenue Ruling 2013-17 .
Under the ruling, same-sex couples will be treated as married for all federal tax purposes, including income and gift and estate taxes. The ruling applies to all federal tax provisions where marriage is a factor, including filing status, claiming personal and dependency exemptions, taking the standard deduction, employee benefits, contributing to an IRA and claiming the earned income tax credit or child tax credit.Additionally, employees who purchased same-sex spouse health insurance coverage from their employers on an after-tax basis may treat the amounts paid for that coverage as pre-tax and excludable from income.Taxpayers who wish to file a refund claim for income taxes should use Form 1040X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return.Generally, the statute of limitations for filing a refund claim is three years from the date the return was filed or two years from the date the tax was paid, whichever is later. As a result, refund claims can still be filed for tax years 2010, 2011 and 2012.
My girlfriend is my domestic partner, If that changes anything. The Imputed Income was a never a consistent amount 13 - 100 but never the 3500-4000 it went to this last check
Form 1040 is my best option?
The issue with your last paycheck - that it is subject of 25% withholding - not regular withholding as for your wages.On your tax return - all withholding will be credited toward your tax liability.When you file your tax return - be sure to specify that Imputed Income should not be taxable according to the Supreme Court decision referenced above - so that amount must be excluded from taxable income - still you will claim the full credit for withholding.
ok. I'm still surprised that I taxed so much. I was taxed 2100 and received 600 dollars this last paycheck
is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening next paycheck. I can't afford this happening again
The issue is that is NOT your tax liability - your tax liability is determined when you file your tax return.What you have with each payment is withholding - to cover possible tax liability.Because of additional income - you are pushed into higher withholding rates.Yes - you may prevent that withholding if you provide the information above to your employer.Please be aware that the Supreme Court decision was issued not long ago - and it might take some time for them to update their system.
So I'll file the 1040 for the imputed with holdings for this year?
and inform my benefits department of the Revenue Ruling 58-66, 1958-1 C.B. 60
Yes - all withholding will be credited toward your actual tax liability when you file your tax return - so if withholding will be more than your tax liability - you will get a refund.That is old Revenue Ruling.You need to inform them about recent Revenue Ruling - you may print it from this location - http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/rr-13-17.pdfThat Revenue Ruling is based on the Supreme Court decision and actually eliminates the Imputed income related to health benefits.
Your employer might be already aware of that decision - but it might take some time to eliminate withholding. Treasury and the IRS intend to issue streamlined procedures for employers who wish to file refund claims for payroll taxes paid on previously-taxed health insurance and fringe benefits provided to same-sex spouses.
In additional - please be aware that on Sept. 23, 2013 IRS issued Notice 2013-61 providing guidance for employers and employees to claim refunds or adjust overpayments of FICA taxes and employment taxes with respect to certain benefits and remunerations provided to same-sex spouses.You may find the text here - http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-13-61.pdfYou may provide this document to your payroll person - but most likely they already have it. What you may ask - when they are planning to implement these new regulations? When they do - that will eliminate that large withholding. Also - the IRS provides steps for them to refund withholding - and these amount must be refunded to you - so you may verify when they plan to do so.
If for any reason - they would not refund - you will claim a refund on your tax return.
Let me know if you need any help.
I am on the phone with my benefits center and they are telling "since you are not in a same sex Domestic partnership that doesn't apply to you
Good tiumes
In this case - you might consider to register...Otherwise - the cost of health benefits provided to your domestic Partner would be treated as your taxable income...Still all withholding will be credited against your tax liability.
do you mean register the domestic Partnership?
Which i have
The IRS based their tax treatment on your state law. If you are considered married under your state law - you would be entitled to all tax benefits.
These tax benefits are NOT specifically for the same-sex couple.
"This conclusion applies regardless of whether individuals who have entered into such relationships are of the opposite sex or the same sex."
registered domestic partner in washington state.
Just double checking as my benefits department is pushing back.
Yes - all withholding will be credited toward your actual tax liability when you file your tax return - so if withholding will be more than your tax liability - you will get a refund.
This still applies to a washington state registered Domestic Partnership
In Washington - registered domestic partners are NOT considered as married according to your state law - and you are not eligible to treat your partner as a spouse.For specific details - you need to consult with an attorney in your state.
See - http://www.irs.gov/uac/Answers-to-Frequently-Asked-Questions-for-Registered-Domestic-Partners-and-Individuals-in-Civil-UnionsQ1. Can registered domestic partners file federal tax returns using a married filing jointly or married filing separately status?
A1. No. Registered domestic partners may not file a federal return using a married filing separately or jointly filing status. Registered domestic partners are not married under state law. Therefore, these taxpayers are not married for federal tax purposes.
3. Whether, for Federal tax purposes, the terms "spouse," "husband and wife,""husband," and "wife" include individuals (whether of the opposite sex or same sex) whohave entered into a registered domestic partnership, civil union,or other similar formal 2laws of that state, and whether, for thosesame purposes, the term "marriage" includessuch relationships.
That is correct - so the conclusion is based on your state laws - and as we see - in Washington - registered domestic partners are NOT considered as married according to your state law.Changes in the law were introduced - but are not approved yet.
Am I out of luck or is this still an option Yes - all withholding will be credited toward your actual tax liability when you file your tax return - so if withholding will be more than your tax liability - you will get a refund.
Yes - withholding will be credited.Still the question - if your Imputed Income for domestic Partner benefits may be deducted - or that would be considered your taxable income.
I assume it would be deducted.
I have to head out unfortunately
I just trying to get a better understanding.
under Rev. Rul. 2013-17 my registered domestic Partner I can get a refund on the imputed income with holdings
and the with holdings should not be in the next pay check
the with holdings that were caused by the imputed income that is
The law was introduced in Washington state to treat RDP as married - if approved - you would be able to deduct all insurance costs paid for your domestic Partner - but will be required to file a joint tax return.Under Rev. Rul. 2013-17 the treatment of your registered domestic Partner is based on the local law which is currently states that RDPs are NOT married under the state law. As long as that would not be changed - you will have taxable Imputed income - and your withholding will stay same. Regardless - withholding will be credited toward your tax liability on the tax return.


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Freedom Mountain Academy: Environment
The environment at Freedom Mountain Academy increases self-awareness by providing students with an entirely new way of interacting with the world. The large rustic lodge is situated on 60 acres of farmland and forest. Students expand their comfort-zones by learning to live without electricity, and accompanying electronic devices such as mp3 players, phones, and computer games. FMA students live in a quieter lamp-lit world, reading, playing musical instruments, studying, and talking face-to-face.
At FMA we believe that a fixation and dependence upon electronic devices creates a "noise" which inhibits students' ability to think reflectively and introspectively. Upon arriving at our working farm campus, students immediately encounter one of Freedom Mountain Academy's unique features: the absence of electric lights and appliances. While the campus is equipped with the latest technology, students live in a rustic lodge lit by kerosene lamps, where cooking and heating are done with wood. Computers, cellphones, iPods, etc are all off-limits. The clutter and diversions of the modern world are removed during this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
In the beginning, they are very uncomfortable with the lack of external "noise," but learn to use their time for more personal, introspective pursuits which enhance their awareness of themselves and their world.
Working closely together on the campus and in the field can be stressful at times to students living in a boarding school environment. Freedom Mountain Academy provides all students with their own rooms, which they are encouraged to make their sanctuary, a place where they can go to unwind and to surround themselves with images and textures that comfort them. Personalizing their own rooms with pictures, books, scents, and fabrics, helps them relax in a private space where they can lie on their beds to rest or sleep, read a book, write a letter, draw, paint, do creative handiwork, or play an instrument.
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Whisky gets greener as Scottish distillers burn waste byproducts
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SPEYSIDE (Reuters) - Scotch whisky distillers are burning their unwanted grain byproducts, wood chips and other types of biomass for a source of energy in remote areas of the Highlands, where gas links are scarce and fuel oil is pricey.
The production of Scotch whisky has evolved over more than 500 years and is steeped in tradition. It is also a big business, generating 4 billion pounds ($6 billion) a year in exports - a quarter of all Britain's food and drink sales abroad.
New distilleries are being built to meet demand from over 200 countries around the world including new markets in Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. Family-run, centuries-old distilleries are trying to minimize operational costs.
Most distilleries in Scotland have relied on heavy fuel oil to generate heat for distilling processes, but biomass such as wood, plant-based material or organic waste is now an increasingly attractive and reliable option.
"As we expand capacity, biomass will be an integral part of what we are doing going forward," said Gerry O'Hagan, operational excellence director of spirits and wine for Diageo, the world's biggest spirits company.
In the whisky-making heartland of Speyside in north-east Scotland, Diageo opened a 45 million pound distillery four years ago at Roseisle. Barley fields surround the modern industrial building, with glistening glass walls enclosing huge copper stills.
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February 25
Illustrated Lecture: Dr. Charles Pearson
Uncovered Archaeology of Hampden-Sydney
4:30 PM in Atkinson Museum
February 28
Illustrated Lecture: Kristie Couser
Impressionable Youth, Central Virginia Arts (CVA)
3 PM in Atkinson Museum
March 15
Illustrated Lecture: Michael Mergen, Photographer
Visualizing the Civic, Political, and Historic
6 PM in Crawley Forum
March 23
Illustrated Lecture: Pastel Portraits of Ellen Eagle
7 PM in Parents & Friends Lounge
April 10
Illustrated Lecture: Elizabeth Cruikshanks
The Grand Tour, CVA
3 PM in Atkinson Museum
April 28-May 2
Student Fine Arts Exhibition
10 AM- 5 PM weekdays in Atkinson Museum
Realism: The Compelling Illusion
Paintings and Drawings by David Dodge Lewis and Sandy Willcox
August 11-October 3
Atkinson Museum
Tues-Fri 10 AM-noon & 1 PM-5 PM
Exhibition Reception
Realism: The Compelling Illusion
September 10, 5 PM
Atkinson Museum
Realism: The Compelling Illusion
A talk by David Dodge Lewis
October 2, 4:30 PM
Atkinson Museum
Creativity and Advertising
Michael Mullen, VCU Brandcenter
November 5, 5:30 PM
Parents & Friends Lounge, Venable Hall
November 13
Juried student painting/photography show
4-5:30 p.m. in Winston Hall
November 14
"FA Alum: What is Architecture School Like?"
4:30-5:30 p.m. in Atkinson Hall
December 2
"Commedia dell'arte" Matthew Wilson
Workshop at 4 p.m.; Performance at 8 p.m. in Winston Hall
February 17
Exhibition - Opening Reception
4-5:30 p.m. in Atkinson Museum
February 17- March 20
Jonathan Metzger, "Mise en Scene"
Art Exhibition featuring work by Allison Wegren-Metzger
Atkinson Museum
March 17
Alex Grabiec, "Recent Photographic Work - An Artist's Talk "
5:30-6:30 p.m. in Winston Hall
April 30
Opening Reception - Student Art Exhibition
4- 5:30 p.m. in Atkinson Museum
April 30 - May 10
Student Art Exhibition
Atkinson Museum
Unclassified: The Military Kid Art Show
an exhibit of artwork by kids in military families
The Hampden-Sydney Architectural Society Decontructs the Campus, One Building at a Time
Winston Hall, Cushing Hall, Venable Hall
a guided tour into areas normally closed to the public, seeking out clues to the building's history and its secrets
The Hunt is On: Senior Thesis Exhibition of Photography
presentation by David Lewis, Barger Professor of Fine Arts, Hampden-Sydney College
sponsored by the Central Virginia Arts and Atkinson Museum
Jefferson's Architecture and Dabney Cosby in Southside Virginia
a look at the builder who brought a touch of Thomas Jefferson to the Hampden-Sydney campus
Dr. Richard Guy Wilson, Commonwealth Professor of Architectural History, University of Virginia
Flower Symbolism in Dutch Still Life
Mary Prevo, Art Historian, Hampden-Sydney College
Senior Thesis projects by Justyn Tisdale: The Bear Essentials and William Henry: Figure/Ground
Experiencing Architecture
Stuart Kessler is a practicing architect in New York and Charlottesville and founder and CEO of Nordic Group of Companies, a real estate development group
presented by the H-SC Architectural Society and the Fine Arts Department.
Art: 21, Art in the Twenty-first Century
Season One Screenings
Hosted by Mary Prevo, Art Historian, Hampden-Sydney College
Art in the 21st Century
Hampden-Sydney College was selected as one of five venues in Virginia to offer an advance screening of the new season of Art in the Twenty-First Century, the Peabody award-winning documentary on PBS.
Through in-depth profiles and interviews, the four-part series reveals the inspiration, vision, and techniques behind the creative works of some of today's most thought-provoking artists. The episodes provide an educational opportunity for dialogue inspired by contemporary art and the ideas it expresses, hosted by Art Historian Mary Prevo, H-SC Department of Fine Arts.
The following episodes screened at Hampden-Sydney:
Boundaries presents artists who synthesize disparate aesthetic traditions, present taboo subject matter, discover innovative uses of media, and explore the shape-shifting potential of the human figure. David Altmejd, assume vivid astro focus, Lynda Benglis, and Tabaimo are featured.
History showcases artists who play with historical events, explore and expose commonly held assumptions about historic 'truth', and create narratives based on personal experiences. Marina Abramović, Glenn Ligon, and Mary Reid Kelley are featured.
Balance features, through sculpture, paintings, and installations, the artists as they grapple with equilibrium and disequilibrium and create highly structured works that challenge conventional notions of perception and representation. Rackstraw Downes, Robert Mangold, and Sarah Sze are featured.
Fine Arts Presentation by Artist Rose Frantzen
Ms. Frantzen is a prominent portrait painter and her visit coincides with Professor Lewis' class on portraiture.
The Architectural Society Tours in Richmond
Join the Architectural Society of Hampden-Sydney College for a guided tour of the Capital Building, the Building Museum which is home to the Richmond chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and the solar house.
QEP Symposium Screening of PICTURES FROM A REVOLUTION
The film by Susan Meiselas--introduction of the film by Dr. Lizardo M. Herrera, Visiting Assistant Professor of Modern Languages at H-SC
QEP Symposium by Margarita Montealegre: IMAGES OF INSURRECTION & REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA
Montealegre is a documentary photographer and Visiting International Scholar at H-SC--introduction will be by Professor Mary Prevo, Adjunct Associate Professor of Fine Arts at H-SC
Opening of Museum Exhibit: PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS BY MARGARITA MONTEALEGRE AND DAVE WOODY
Montealegre and Woody are Visiting Instructors of Fine Arts 2010-11 M
QEP Symposium Panel with Dr. Edward L. Kinman, Dr. W. John Green, & Dr. William C. Holliday: CENTRAL AMERICA: NICARAGUA IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Fine Arts Lecture by Architectural Historian Calder Loth: PALLADIO, JEFFERSON, & THE AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL IMAGE
The Architectural Society Deconstructs Cushing Hall at Cushing Patio
The Hampden-Sydney Architectural Society Deconstructs the campus one building at a time. Cushing Hall. Join us for a guided tour into areas normally closed to the public as we seek out clues to the building's history and secrets.
Fine Arts Lecture by Dave Woody, H-SC Visiting Lecturer in Fine Arts: RECENT PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
Dave Woody received the first place prize in the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition at the National Portrait Gallery for his photograph, titled Laura, which was chosen from a field of more than three thousand entries in every visual-arts medium. Professor Woody, the 2010-2011 visiting lecturer in photography at HSC will speak about his recent photographic work.
Opening Museum Exhibit Galary Talk with Dr. Charles E. Pearson
In honor of the Inauguration of President Christopher Howard: THE ARTS, CREATIVITY & THE HAMPDEN-SYDNEY MAN
A celebration in song, words and art by students of the Fine Arts Department on the 235th anniversary of the opening of the College
Margarita Montealegre, 2010-2011 Visiting International Scholar from Nicaragua, joined the Fine Arts Department to teach documentary photography.
Dave Woody, award-winning photographer, joined the department to teach photography while Professor Pam Fox was on sabbatical, 2011.
Photo: Woody, Laura, color photograph, 2009.


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Wesley Chapel is searching for a new athletic director following the resignation of Steve Mumaw this week. Mumaw notified school administrators that he was stepping down in order to spend more time with his family.
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Lemongrass Chicken Wings
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For this spicy, sweet and salty riff on fried chicken wings, the all-American bar snack, Anthony Herzog uses ingredients from his local Asian market, including ginger, chile, lemongrass and lime. The wings are fabulous with margaritas.
Slideshow: More Tasty Wings
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- Servings: 4
- Time(Other): Plus overnight marinating
- 4 cups water
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 3 tablespoons salt
- 2 pounds chicken wings, split at the joints, wing tips discarded
- 2 scallions, thinly sliced
- 1 long, red chile, such as Holland, seeded and finely chopped
- One 1-inch piece of fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped
- 1 lemongrass stalk, tender inner white part only, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil, plus more for frying
- 1 cup tapioca flour mixed with 1 teaspoon baking soda, or 1 cup cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
- Lime wedges, for serving
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan, heat the water, sugar and salt, stirring, until dissolved. Let cool. In a large bowl, pour the brine over the chicken wings. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours; drain and pat dry.
Meanwhile, in a large heatproof bowl, combine the scallions, chile, ginger and lemongrass. In a small saucepan, heat the 1/2 cup of oil until almost smoking. Pour the hot oil over the scallion mixture and let stand until cooled. Add the wings, toss to coat and refrigerate overnight.
In a large saucepan, heat 2 inches of oil to 350°. Drain the wings. In a medium bowl, toss the wings in the tapioca flour mixture until well coated. Fry the wings in batches until golden and cooked through, about 7 minutes per batch. Drain on paper towels, sprinkle with the cilantro and serve with lime wedges.


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Obama Touts Jobs Bill, Scolds Congress at Georgetown Waterfront Park
Just ahead of a probably doomed Senate vote on his infrastructure bill, President Barack Obama popped into Georgetown today before a friendly audience of hard-hatters, dignitaries and pols to tout the need to pass his infrastructure bill.
The president, who's been in high dudgeon campaign mode ever since he proposed his jobs bill weeks ago, all but bounced onto a podium at the the newly dedicated Georgetown Waterfront Park, where he used a huge, billowing American flag and a small audience of perhaps 150 to 200 selected guests as a backdrop, highlighted by sunlight bouncing off yellow hard hats.
Right behind him: Key Bridge, one of five major bridges that connect Virginia to Washington, D.C.
"Two of these five bridges are rated 'structurally deficient,' " President Obama said, "which is a fancy way of saying that you can drive on them but they need repair. Nearly 120,000 vehicles cross these two bridges every single day, carrying hundreds of thousands of commuters and families and children."
As union workers and locals, including construction workers looking on from above on the Whitehurst Freeway, listened and applauded, the president touted the need for infrastructure repair programs and jobs while painting a bleak picture of weakened highways, congested traffic, slow trains and unsafe bridges.
As is his wont, the president combined his considerable, high-energy charisma with a reliable wonkishness, tweaking Congress, providing urgency and armed with a truck-load, if you will, of statistics.
"All told, our aging transportation infrastructure cost American businesses and families about $130 billion a year," he said. "That's a tax on our businesses, that's a tax on our consumers. It is coming out of your pockets."
This being a political year, like every year these days, the president, who has indicated that he's going to get things going with or without congress, chided the Republicans in Congress. "Last month, Republicans in the Senate blocked a jobs bill that would mean hundreds of thousands of private sector construction jobs repairing bridges like this one," he said. "It was supported by the overwhelming majority of the American people. It was paid for. And yet, they said no."
He enlisted the help of workers in the audience, the congressmen and women in the audience, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray—all of whom "get it," according to the president. Obama even cited a Republican president for support. "The bridges and highways we fail to repair today will have to be rebuilt tomorrow at many times the cost," he said, quoting none other than GOP and patron saint of fiscal conservatism, President Ronald Reagan. "We just put up a statue of him at the airport. Since when do we have Republicans voting against Ronald Reagan?"
If quoting a legitimate GOP deity wasn't enough, the president went even higher for support. He noted that the House of Representatives have been debating a commemorative coin for baseball and legislation reaffirming that "In God We Trust" is our motto.
"That's not putting people back to work," he said. "I trust in God, but God wants to see us help ourselves by putting people back to work".
And on that note, like a magician, he swept away. "God bless you, and God bless the United States of America."
There was the rope line, there were handshakes, and then he was gone. It was like one of those television commercials for new Ford cars in which a news crew pops up magically, anchors announce the virtues of cars, a mike is thrust out for a quote, and they fold up their tents and disappear.
Obama's speech was a bit longer that that kind of scene, but it was just as brisk, just as sharp and clear. It was a salvo, cleanly delivered with kinetic energy, one of many that probably won't stop until election eve 2012.


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Hi, We are using iBatis.NET in combination with a fairly large domain model, with lots of inheritance in the domain objects. The discriminator tag works great most of the time, but recently I've run into some issues that I cannot seem to solve. I will post some snippets to make my point clear. They are a simplification of the real deal, since we have several levels of inheritance, and the result maps inherit as well. Say, we have an AbstractParent with ConcreteChildOne and ConcreteChildTwo subclasses. We store these in three database tables, where shared fields are in the parent table, and specific information in the child tables referencing their primary key to the parent table. We also store a type in the parent table to keep track of which entry is which concrete type: parent: id type 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 1 childone: parent_id fieldone 1 'One' 2 'Two' 4 'Four' childtwo: parent_id fieldtwo 3 'Three is quite different' We inner join them to retrieve the complete set of data. We use an sqlMap like this to retrieve the objects: <sqlMap namespace="Parent" xmlns="http://ibatis.apache.org/mapping" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" > <resultMaps> <!-- Class is a hashmap since we cannot use an abstract class as a result type. --> <resultMap id="IdentityResult" class="hashmap"> <discriminator column="parenttype_id" /> <subMap value="1" resultMapping="ConcreteChildOne.IdentityResult"/> <subMap value="2" resultMapping="ConcreteChildTwo.IdentityResult"/> </resultMap> </resultMaps> <statements> <statement id=" Parent.FindById" resultMap=" Parent.IdentityResult" parameterClass="int"> -- First fetch the type, then execute the corresponding statement DECLARE @type_id smallint SELECT @type_id = [parenttype_id] FROM [parent] WHERE [id]=#value# IF @type_id = 1 <include refid="ConcreteChildOne.FindById" /> <!-- inner join of childone and parent --> ELSE IF @type_id = 2 <include refid="ConcreteChildTwo.FindById" /> <!-- inner join of childtwo and parent --> </statement> </statements> <sqlMap> The ConcreteChildOne.IdentityResult and ConcreteChildTwo.IdentityResult are declared in their own files and namespaces, since most of the time we access the concrete types directly. The two SQL snippets referenced are also declared in those files. These are declared before the parent sqlMap in the config file. As long as the resultMaps are declared in the sqlMap above, we don't have any problems. When I declare them in their own namespaces, they cannot load (it tries to find them in the sqlMap above). According to the manual and documentation, resultMapping can reference other namespaces as long as they are declared before the referencing resultMap. We really need them to be in separate namespaces, since this makes the resulting structure much cleaner and maintainable. Am I doing something wrong, or can't subMaps reference resultMaps in other namespaces? Regular extension and resultMapping work great, also across files and namespaces. Thanks for any insights on the issue, and my apologies for the not-so-short explanation of the situation. Regards, Kamiel
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The Rankin College of Business at Southern Arkansas University shapes future business leaders and equips them to succeed in the global economy through our high quality undergraduate and graduate business programs.
Our core values drive us to accomplish this mission with excellence.
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- Student Success: The College fosters personal and professional development that transforms student potential into career performance.
- Teaching for Excellence: The College supports a stimulating environment for rich experiential learning, with relevant curricula, innovative teaching, and scholarly inquiry applied to inventive instructional methods and real business questions.
- Personal and Professional Integrity: The College values ethical behavior, mutual respect, and collegiality.
- Continuous Improvement: The College seeks to be a leader in the University and in the region through an unyielding pursuit of excellence.
- Community Engagement: The College develops mutually beneficial relationships with alumni, friends, industry, and the surrounding community.
- A Personal Environment: The College cultivates an atmosphere of individual attention, while emphasizing teamwork.
- Environmental Sustainability: The College strives to instill awareness of environmental sustainability in students and to provide eco-friendly educational services that are produced through environmentally sustainable processes.


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We've already taken a look at how the new Blackberry Z10 measures up against the Nokia Lumia 920 and now we'll take a gander at the camera. It's been well proven that the Lumia 920 performs rather well in low light situations. The optically stabilized, back-lit sensor pairs up nicely with the f2.0 lens to light up some of the dimmest situations.
The Blackberry Z10 is fitted with an 8MP, back-lit sensor and a f2.2 lens. While it lacks optical stabilization, on paper, the Z10's camera reads as if it can handle low light situations fairly well. Gizmodo had the opportunity to test things out and it appears the Z10 was not only smoked by a Windows Phone but also an iPhone and Android device as well.


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The answer to this actually depends on the ingredient and type of unisom you are wanting to use. There are two types one that contains diphenhydramine which is benedryl and is safe depending on the weight of your dog and the other contains doxylamine succinate which is not recommended for use in dogs.
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