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Fair trade isn't just a good idea its the way we do business.
We offer a hand up, not a hand out to our artist partners in Haiti. Each sale of their metal sculptures represents a positive step toward a better life.
The center of Haitian metal sculpture is the village of Croix-des-Bouquets, where the clanging sound of hammers striking chisels is a constant music. To begin, the artist chalks his design onto the metal. Chisels, dies and a large hammer are used to cut and shape the piece, giving it form and texture. When the highly intricate and physically demanding work is complete and the artist is satisfied with his work, he signs his name boldly with a small chisel and applies a clear, weather-proof coating. The result is a wonderful, fair trade piece of handcrafted art.
This metal sculpture is meant for display indoors or out, but if you choose to display yours outside, be aware that the protective, weather-proof coating will wear off over time. To keep your sculpture looking just like it did the day you bought it, take five minutes once a year to apply a spray-on clear enamel coating.
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Mike LaBarbera necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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nosedbreport : save the smell¶
nosedbreport exposes a single plugin that can front various backend databases to store the result of a nose test execution. Having the results of your tests, whether they are part of a continuous integration system or not, allows you to ask interesting questions about your project such as
- What were the test suites that ran in the last five minutes
- What is the average time to run test case 'x'
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These questions also allow you to build reporting, and monitoring tools based on automated functional tests that you may be running against your development, staging or production systems, such as heartbeat or availability pages.
Installation ¶
with easy_install
sudo easy_install nosedbreport
with pip
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hg clone http://github.com/alisaifee/nosedbreport cd nosedbreport python setup.py build sudo python setup.py install
The most basic use case is to report the results of a test run into a mysql database, which can be achieved by adding the following options to your nose execution:
nosetests --dbreport-dbtype=mysql --dbreport-host=your.mysql.com\ --dbreport-username=ali --dbreport-password=some-pass --dbreport-db=nosereport
To create the appropriate schema in your mysql database:
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A tanker carrying thousands of gallons of fuel overturned and burst into flames on a Long Island highway just before midnight Tuesday, causing two injuries and an inferno that charred several cars, damaged four homes and a Harley-Davidson dealership, Nassau County authorities say.
The tanker was traveling east on Sunrise Highway in Bellmore when it rear-ended another vehicle at a stop light, Nassau County police say. After the collision, the tanker turned on its side and spilled fuel as it skidded down Sunrise Highway before coming to a stop at Brevoort Place.
About 7,000 of the tanker's 12,000 gallons of fuel spilled out, authorities say. The fuel fed a large fire that melted vinyl siding off of homes, caused damage to a nearby Harley-Davidson dealership and engulfed several parked cars in flames.
Crews fought the blaze for about 90 minutes before knocking the fire down. Afterward, efforts turned to cleaning spilled fuel. The company that owns the tanker also came to the scene to recover the fuel that remained in the truck.
The drivers of the tanker and the other vehicle were both taken to the hospital, where they were treated for minor injuries.
Two adults and seven children were also displaced in the fire, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano said. In all, three homes were evacuated in the blaze.
"Seriously could have been a lot worse here," Mangano said. "Averted a major disaster."
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Houston County was created by the Alabama legislature on 1903 Feb. 9, from parts of Dale, Geneva, and Henry counties. It encompasses 577 square miles. It was named in honor of Alabama Gov. George Smith Houston. Houston County lies in the extreme southeastern corner of the state, in the Wiregrass region, and borders the State of Georgia on the east and Florida to the south. The county seat is Dothan, which was known as Poplar Head, prior to 1871. Other towns and communities include Cottonwood, Ashford, and Webb.
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I have discovered a problem related to the output of an ogr2ogr command line call. My resulting polygon features are 12 miles (.18 degrees) due north of where they should be, but the longitude is correct. The polygon dimensions are also preserved.
The desired output is a shapefile that has been projected using EPSG 4326. The input comes from a postgres database with postgis where the polygon were digitized in EPSG 900913 (the Google Web Mercator prj).
Below is the command line call that I am using:
ogr2ogr -where " gid = 3 " -f "ESRI Shapefile" E:\Web_Data_Storage\dfr_map_shapes\DFRmap_Tract_3_4326.shp -t_srs EPSG:4326 PG:"user=dfr_webmap dbname=denr host=ipaddress password=xxx port=5433" Tracts2
If I convert the coordinates of a corner of a polygon using gdaltransform I get the correct coordinates.
gdaltransform -s_srs EPSG:900913 -t_srs EPSG:4326 -8853154 4197094.5
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There is new bill in the state legislature designed to expose the role of money on state ballot measures. The problem is that the law, if passed, may raise more questions than provide answers.
Senate Bill 334 introduced by Mark DeSaulnier would require the California Secretary of State to include a list of the five highest contributors of $50,000 or more either for or against a proposed ballot measure 110 days before the election.
The information would then be included in the ballot pamphlet distributed to the voters with the hope that they would become more aware of the money behind efforts to pass or defeat the proposal.
Transparency is the key topic in campaign spending these days. It's become even more important in the wake of the Citizens United decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court a few months ago, which generally allows corporations and unions to spend all they want on campaigns with few constraints. But will DeSaulnier's proposal control the flow of money or provide more transparency? Only on the distant margins.
Let's look at the proposed requirement to name big spenders. Individuals and groups seeking anonymity are famously creative at preserving it. How many times have you seen a campaign ad sponsored by "Citizens to Make California a Better Place" or Californians for Good Government" or something equally vague and without attribution as to who is behind the group.
Nowhere does this legislation keep such ambiguity from the process. Identifying a contributor is only as good as naming the people who give the money, not some meaningless organization.
Second, let's consider the notion of identifying the amounts given by various campaign groups. This sounds good in theory except that the reporting requirement takes place 110 days before the election. Typically, many large campaign contributions appear weeks, sometimes days before an election in a last-minute effort to sway voters who are often confused by ballot proposals to begin with. Such money would continue to come in without scrutiny. Under current law, we don't learn this information until weeks after the election.
The bottom line is that identifying the powers behind campaign issues is much more than meets the eye. If we want to know who's behind something, we need to name the true source, not some clever group created just to funnel money. Likewise, if we want to really follow the money, there must be a way to publish contributions as they come in, especially as the election nears.
Rather than come up with a misleading law, perhaps it would be better to provide one with teeth. But then again, powerful interests wouldn't want that, would they?
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When it comes to selecting an ear, nose and throat doctor, your instincts tell you to choose a doctor that provides complete services at one location. Naturally, this saves you time and allows your entire family to receive comprehensive patient care. For the past decade, Dr. Kalpana DePasquale and her well-trained staff have been providing a broad range of in-office procedures with excellent outcomes for ENT patients in St. Augustine, Palm Coast and Palatka. Once your condition has been accurately diagnosed, our specialist will discuss different treatment options with you and develop a customized care plan based on your specific needs.
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CUPS/Printer sharing
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CUPS provides capabilities to set up printer sharing between different systems. Below you'll find instructions for common scenarios.
- 1 Between GNU/Linux systems
- 2 Between GNU/Linux and Windows
- 3 Other operating systems
Between GNU/Linux systems
Once CUPS has been setup on the GNU/Linux print server, the recommended method of sharing the printer with another GNU/Linux system is through the relatively easy to use web interface, yet manual configuration is also a way.
Using the web interface
Access http://localhost:631 with a browser and the CUPS administration home page will be displayed.
Click on the Administration tab near the top, select the add printer option and it should automatically detect the connected printer. If not, try turning off the printer and then back on before another attempt.
Once the printer has been set up, look under the Server heading and click the checkbox for "Share printers connected to this system". Now, conclude by clicking change settings and the server will automatically restart.
Selecting "Edit Configuration File" allows making direct edits to the Template:Filename file. This is useful for allowing server access only to certain users or IP addresses, as the example shown below.
Manual setup
On the server computer (the one directly connected to the printer) simply open up Template:Filename and allow access to the server by modifying the location lines. For instance:
<Location /> Order allow,deny Allow localhost Allow 192.168.0.* </Location>
Also make sure the server is listening on the IP address the client will be addressing. Add the following line after "# Listen <serverip>:631" (using the server's IP address instead of client's 192.168.0.100):
Listen 192.168.0.101:631
To "Show shared printers on the local network", add the line "BrowseAllow all":
Browsing On BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow @LOCAL BrowseAllow all
After making modifications, restart CUPS by:
# /etc/rc.d/cupsd restart
On the client system, open up (create if not present) Template:Filename and add the ServerName to match the IP address or the name of the server. Add this line:
ServerName 192.168.0.101
To "Show shared printers on the local network", add the line "BrowseAllow all":
Browsing On BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow @LOCAL BrowseAllow all
There are more configuration possibilities, including automatic methods, which are described in detail in http://localhost:631/help/network.html
After making modifications, restart CUPS.
Between GNU/Linux and Windows
Linux server - Windows client
Sharing via IPP
The preferred way to connect a Windows client to a Linux print server is using IPP. It's a standard printer protocol based on HTTP, allowing you all ways to profit from port forwarding, tunneling etc. The configuration is very easy and this way is less error-prone than using Samba. IPP is natively supported by Windows since Windows 2000.
To configure the server side proceed as described in the section above to enable browsing.
On the Windows computer, go to the printer control panel and choose to 'Add a New Printer'. Next, choose to give a URL. For the URL, type in the location of the printer: http://host_ip_address:631/printers/printer_name (where host_ip_address is the GNU/Linux server's IP address and printer_name is the name of the printer being connected to).
After this, install the native printer drivers for your printer on the Windows computer. If the CUPS server is set up to use its own printer drivers, then you can just select a generic postscript printer for the Windows client(e.g. 'HP Color LaserJet 8500 PS' or 'Xerox DocuTech 135 PS2'). Then test the print setup by printing a test page.
Sharing via Samba
If your client's Windows version is below Windows 2000 or if you experienced troubles with IPP you can also use Samba for sharing. Note of course that with Samba this involves another complex piece of software. This makes this way more difficult to configure and thus sometimes also more error-prone, mostly due do authentication problems.
To configure Samba on the Linux server, edit Template:Filename file to allow access to printers. File Template:Filename can look something like this: Template:File
That should be enough to share the printer, yet adding an individual printer entry may be desirable: Template:File
Please note that this assumes configuration was made so that users must have a valid account to access the printer. To have a public printer, set guest ok to yes, and remove the valid users line. To add accounts, set up a regular GNU/Linux account and then set up a Samba password on the server. For instance:
# useradd yourusername # smbpasswd -a yourusername
After this, restart Samba daemon:
# /etc/rc.d/samba restart
Obviously, there are a lot of tweaks and customizations that can be done with setting up a Samba print server, so it is advised to look at the Samba and CUPS documentation for more help. The Template:Filename file also has some good samples that might warrant imitating.
Windows server - Linux client
Sharing via IPP
As above IPP is also the preferred protocol for printer sharing. However this way might be a bit more difficult than the native Samba approach below, since you need a greater effort to set up an IPP-Server on Windows. The commonly chosen server software is Microsoft's Internet Information Services (IIS).
Sharing via Samba
A much simpler way is using Window's native printer sharing via Samba. There is almost no configuration needed, and all of it can be done from the CUPS Backend. As above noted, if there are any problems the reason is mostly related to authentication trouble and Windows access restrictions.
On the server side enable sharing for your desired printer and ensure that the user on the client machine has the right to access the printer.
The following section describes how to set up the client, assuming that both daemons (cupsd and smbd) are running.
Configuration using the web interface
The Samba CUPS back-end is enabled by default, if for any reason it is not activate it by entering the following command and restarting CUPS.
# ln -s $(which smbspool) /usr/lib/cups/backend/smb
Next, simply log in on the CUPS web interface and choose to add a new printer. As a device choose "Windows Printer via SAMBA".
For the device location, enter:
Or without a password:
Make sure that the user actually has access to the printer on the Windows computer and select the appropriate drivers. If the computer is located on a domain, make sure the user-name includes the domain:
If the network contains many printers you might want to set a preferred printer. To do so use the web interface, go into the printer tab, choose the desired printer and select 'Set as default' from the drop-down list.
Manual configuration
For manual configuration stop the CUPS daemon and add your printer to Template:Filename, which might for example look like this Template:File
Then restart the CUPS daemon an try to print a test page.
To set the preferred printer use the following command
# lpoptions -d desired_default_printer_name
If there are any problems, the first thing to do is enable debug information by setting
LogLevel debug
Then restart the CUPS daemon and check for error messages in Template:Filename. A convenient way to do so is
# tail -f /var/log/cups/error_log
which keeps printing new error messages as the occur.
Note: You can also use the web interface to browse this error file.
Other operating systems
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Schuyler Towne, a man who loves locks more than you'll love anything, is hosting a 24-part video course on how to pick locks. With any luck, you can become the next great lock picker after watching it (or at least, get yourself in your apartment when you lock yourself out).
All the videos are on YouTube and they cover everything from what you'll need to how Medeco Locks work to picking with half-diamonds and rakes. I don't even know what I'm saying anymore. It's comprehensive and a little bit intimidating but can you think of a better way to spend a lazy weekend (or workday)? Admit it, we've all wanted to learn how to pick a lock once in our life. Why not get lessons from a good guy like Schulyer? Check out Schulyer Towne's entire 24-part video course here. [YouTube]


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EDITORIAL: HAITI: Haiti | Revolution
In February 2004, in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the former priest-turned-politician, faced a violent rebellion and eventual overthrow by urban gangs and former members of the police and army. Over the course of a humid Caribbean month open warfare raged through Haiti's slums, the dead bodies of traitors and informants lay festering in the sun, and flaming blockades of rubbish ground movement to a halt. From the northern city of Gonaives, a rebel stronghold and birth site of every other political insurrection in Haiti's dark past, a powerful movement took hold that eventually chased Aristide from Haiti and plunged the country into a state of anarchy.


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This annual benefit consists of a week of events including an exclusive preview cocktail party, a stylish young professionals' evening called First Look, a black-tie dinner gala and contemporary art auction on Saturday, and a Sunday brunch to honor artist Christopher Wool for his commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS. Since its inception, TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art has raised more than $25 million jointly benefiting amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art.
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Cordell Jackson was probably best known as the "rock-and-roll granny" whose git-pickin' ran circles around Brian Setzer in the 1991 Budweiser commercial. But she is also an early rockabilly pioneer and is thought to be the first woman to write, arrange, engineer, produce, promote and manufacture her own rock and roll record label: Moon Records founded in Memphis in 1956.
Born into a musical household in Mississippi in 1923, her father played fiddle and lead a popular local string band called the Pontotoc Ridge Runners, she had recorded several demos at Sam Phillips' Memphis studios for Sun Records. But without any success, or the likelihood of getting signed to Sun, she took the advice of Chet Atkins and formed her own label.
Her first release was "Beboppers Christmas" b/w "Rock and Roll Christmas." Soon she was releasing other singles from other rockabilly artists such as Allen Page and the Big Four, best known for their single "Dateless Night," written by Jackson.
Jackson continued Moon Records through the 1970's and 80's, remaining active in the rockabilly music scene. She recorded a novelty song called "Football Widow," which became probably her best known recording. After the Budweiser ad, she enjoyed her quirky, new-found fame: she had a small role as the "Bathroom Lady" in "The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag," appeared on the David Letterman show and had her original Moon singles displayed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
She died in Memphis, on October 14, 2004.
Side note: about her marriage in 1943, she said, "It was either marry a country dude or a city dude, and I chose a city dude."


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Piecemeal Patent Reform
Patent trolls are one of the biggest scourges on the startup ecosystem in the US. The ideal solution, which was recently taken by the country of New Zealand, would be to ban software patents outright. But try as we might, it seems unlikely to happen in the US in the near term.
But that doesn't mean we aren't making headway against the trolls. A couple years ago, we got the America Invents Act which made some substantial changes to the way patents are reviewed and litigated. That bill had a provision (section 18) that allows financial services firms to take litigation over "covered business method patents" out of court and put them through a fast track USPTO process.
Last week Senator Chuck Schumer proposed to amend that bill with a one line amendment that extends the fast track USPTO review process for "covered business method patents" to everyone, not just financial service firms.
That seems like good policy for many reasons and I hope Senator Schumer's colleagues in the Senate and House jump onto this idea and help it become law.
My colleague Nick has a post on the USV blog about all of this and some suggestions for additional piecemeal patent reform that would help deal with this problem.


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DCC Sound for Modellers
Here are a couple of comments received:
''You've done a fantastic job on the recording and how the loco responds to the throttle!!!!!...Great to hear the brake release as it slows down. Wonderful cold start. Tops marks Jamie. I've many class 37 sound chips from the various suppliers and this one for me captures the sound the best. I hope it's a hit for you as it deserves it. I'm hoping to purchase another in a few weeks time when funds allow."
"Terrific recording of class 17. Thoroughly recommended!! Excellent eBayer A+++++''
Listed below are the sound projects currently available and all these products can be purchased via our eBay shop here or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com We are retailing them at the low price of £95 each with the option of postage (£4 extra), or free collection from the station shop at Chinnor. We are also pleased to say that our price is generally below the average of some other DCC sound retailers.
Clayton Class 17
We are delighted to say that we are the only ones on the market that can provide you with the most comprehensive DCC sound chip of the Clayton on 2 engines and it sounds the best! The long spool ups and spool downs are nicely replicated along with the famous thrash of the 2 Paxman engines singing at maximum power. We've even captured a classic Clayton failed and stuttery cold start too. Your model Class 17 will be much more characteristic with our clayton sound chip and we're certain it won't disappoint.
Class 08 D3018 Haversham
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The growl of the old faithful has been well captured here. Shunting in your yard with the sound of Haversham will add another dimension to your scale shunting. With this chip you can experience the sound of the traction motor whine at low speed to the growl of notch 4.
Features that are incorporated:
Vac mode. Exhausters work prototypical and speed up to restore the vac when de-accelerating.
Manual fuel transfer pump operates when stationary randomly.
Brakes release upon de-acceleration.
GWR 1366 Class Panier Tank
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The charm of the 1366 Class is nicely portrayed with this project. This is all about how you drive it. Drive her harshly and she will bark, drive her softly, she will be a light chuff. Try pulling away too fast, she will lose her feet and wheel-slip! A brand new version of the 1366 will be arriving in Jan 2017, just in time for the Heljan Class 1366 model!
LMS Class 8F
Dual Braked class 08 (08825)
A different variant of class 08 has been captured using our very own dual braked Class 08 '08825'. This 08 sounds and behaves very differently to D3018 'Haversham' and we're reflecting this too! Immediately noticeable is the loud compressor and different braking sounds. It also has a totally different starting sequence compared to 'Haversham'. This one is a cracker!
Our dual brake 08 has just been revamped with fresh recordings and incorporates ESU's latest features along with the following:
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· Prototypical Vacuum exhauster operation
· Prototypical compressor operationDrivehold feature allowing the engine to be revved up or down without changing speed
BR Class 50
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We believe we have one of the best Class 50 sound chips available. Packed with thrash and features that we are certain won't disappoint. We have designed this to be extremely responsive to how you drive it; pull away slowly and you'll get a gentle increase in engine revs; pull away harshly and you'll hear the might of the V16 English Electric engine bite into its train as it pulls away. Certainly not one to miss. This will be reworked in early to mid 2017.
A special thanks has to go to the Severn Valley Railway for making this project possible.
Class 37
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The growl of the Class 37/0 has been portrayed nicely with this one. Its set to be our best sound chip that is packed out with user operated functions and another one packed with some classic English Electric thrash. Pull away from a standing start with the throttle wide open and you'll hear it tear into the load with the occasional drop in revs as the anti-slip kicks in. When you first start the loco up, you'll get the typical Class 37 cold start as it bursts into life.
Special Thanks has to go to Paul Chetter and the Epping Ongar Railway for making this project possible.
GWR "Hall" Class 460
We've really captured the classic bark of the Hall when driven harshly and the characteristic groan as the locomotive moves off. You'll never be able to haul your semi fast freights and passenger stock in the same way again and it adds another dimension...
Heritage DMU
We're planning to release a very characteristic heritage DMU sound chip in late Q2 or early Q3 2017. We already have partial recordings and we can assure you it's looking to be a very promising addition to our range.
BR Standard 9F
The crisp bark of the 9F and the chatter at high speed has been replicated beautifully with our 9F sound chip. If you have iron ore trains or summer relief trains on your layout with a 9F, our chip will bring that to life. Our 9F chip will enable your 9F to behave accordingly how you drive it. It'll bark if you pull away harshly or throw that throttle open and likewise, if you're gentle, the loco will become more gentle. Oh, not to mention there's plenty of rod clank! Packed out with functions and plenty of whistles too to add to the fun.
This will be reworked with fresh recordings in 2017 and new drive flow.
SR Rebuilt Bullied Light Pacific
Planned for mid 2017, we'll be aiming to release the best rebuilt bullied pacific available with top notch recordings.
GWR 57xx (also suitable for 8750 panniers)
We believe we have the best Pannier chip on the market! Extremely characteristic and the behaviour of real 57xxs has been portrayed superbly. You'll notice our pannier chip likes to groan and complain a lot at slow speeds, just like the real thing. Love that classic GWR thrash? We can assure you, this one is packed with it! Our 57xx chip is also packed out to the rim with features to further improve your experience.
GWR Manor
Well, just like our 57xx, this one will be packed out with thrash to bring your model Manor to life with that classic GWR bark! Keep an eye on this page for further details. Planned for late Q4 2017 courtesy of the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway.
GWR 42xx
We're continuing the GWR fest here. Our chip will bring your Welsh coal traffic to life with the sound of this beast slogging away on its train.
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Thick and Stormy
These days, we track storms and hurricanes with planes, radar, and satellites. We all have experience watching big storms pass over Caribbean islands and head for the U.S. mainland, gaining alphabetical and increasingly inclusive names along the way.
Before radio, however, storms seemed to blow out of nowhere. People couldn't track a hurricane at sea in real time. Any ship lucky enough to survive an encounter with such a storm would limp into port after the storm itself had arrived or passed by. Only in retrospect might scientists string together a series of reports from various islands, ships, and seaboards and posit that they were all about the same storm.
There's just such a series of reports of bad weather from the late summer of 1775, starting in Santo Domingo and the Outer Banks of North Carolina in late August and then moving to Williamsburg, Annapolis, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston in early September. But the British colony hit worst by far was Newfoundland, where 4,000 people died on 9-11 Sept 1775, mostly fishermen. Waters rose so high there, in fact, that some latter-day scientists suggested there was an undersea earthquake and tsunami, though no one reported shaking.
That storm was labeled the "Independence Hurricane of 1775" in David M. Ludlum's Early American Hurricanes, 1492-1870. The label might be older, but I haven't found it in earlier books. It doesn't seem appropriate to name Canada's deadliest natural disaster after a political development in the U.S. of A., but that's cultural imperialism for you.
Tony Williams heard about that storm on television, got intrigued, and started researching it. The result was a book published last year, Hurricane of Independence: The Untold Story of the Deadly Storm at the Deciding Moment of the American Revolution. It tracks the 1775 storm that from its appearance off Santo Domingo to rainstorms in Newfoundland on 4-5 September.
And then the book argues that a second, more destructive hurricane hit Newfoundland a few days later, causing all those deaths—more than 90% of the total. The first hurricane, Williams posits, kept going north from Philadelphia and blew itself out in upstate New York and Upper Canada. So we might have a use for both labels: America's "Independence Hurricane" and Canada's "Newfoundland Hurricane of 1775."
Hurricane of Independence attempts to justify its title by tying the meteorology to the development of the American independence movement. For instance, Chapter 15 is titled "General Washington Battles the British and the Weather." There's an ongoing discussion of how Washington and his contemporaries thought of "providence," a way of thinking about both natural and political events that seemed beyond humans' control.
The problem with that approach is that this hurricane really didn't affect the American independence movement. Its biggest impact on the war? A Royal Navy ship called the Otter was washed ashore in Hampton, Virginia, and some locals plundered and burned it.
There was rain in Philadelphia, but the Continental Congress wasn't in session and that city didn't see any deaths. In the main military theater around Boston, here's how the weather played out according to the diary of Pvt. Caleb Haskell of Newburyport:
September 3rd, Sunday.—This morning there was a storm of rain. In the afternoon had several shells thrown at us from Bunker's Hill. Our guard killed and 15 of the enemy.Big whoop.
September 4th, Monday.—This morning is thick and stormy. Clears off pleasant in the afternoon.
September 5th, Tuesday.—A pleasant morning after a long storm. All still here. At night I went on guard at P[rospect]. Hill.
On the 11th Haskell left with Gen. Benedict Arnold on his march north through the Maine wilderness. In October that column encountered terrible weather, but the "independence hurricane" was long gone.
It's also difficult to see how early September 1775 was "the Deciding Moment of the American Revolution," as the book's subtitle would have it. That was about five months after the war had started, three months after the Congress had adopted the army around Boston and sent Washington north, and half a year before the colonies moved toward independence. What big events occurred in that month, and how did the storm affect them?
Hurricane of Independence spends many pages on quick summaries of what led up to the Revolutionary War, which are generally what we find in many other books. (One glitch: Page 178 mixes up Dr. Samuel Prescott with Col. William Prescott.) But I didn't see evidence that the hurricane(s) of September 1775 affected even one American's thinking about the political conflict, or for that matter about providence.
In sum, the old label "hurricane of independence" seems more hysterical than historical. That storm happened to hit a number of American ports near independence, and got a great publicity boost about two centuries later. Williams didn't come up with the "independence" label, but it was what intrigued him about the topic, so he was stuck with it. He might have been better off setting it aside and looking at how some storms really did shape the Revolutionary War.
TOMORROW: How some storms really did shape the Revolutionary War.


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South West Maritime Archaeological Group (SWMAG) is a team of avocational divers with a passion for History from the Sea.
RIP Neville 1935 - 2015 You will be missed by all - Team with Keith Muckelroy Memorial Award 2015
The team consists of all amateur divers except for one member (Dave Parham) who is the appointed archaeologist and works as a lecturer on Marine Archaeology at Bournemouth University. We operate within the legislative framework in the UK and work closely with The Receiver of Wrecks, English Heritage and The British Museum. Under the protection of Wrecks Act, two members of the team are the licensees for the Salcombe and Erme Estuary sites. SWMAG is primarily funded by the team but from time to time receives awards and grants from organisations such as The British Museum and The British Sub Aqua Club.
SWMAG has evolved over the past 20 years and currently has fourteen members. It was formed from groups working on projects in the North as well as South Devon. The marine archaeological projects have ranged from shipwrecks sunk in the 20th century to sites nearly 3000 years old. The more recent projects have involved sites in South Devon including the protected wrecks of "Salcombe Cannon Site" ,"Moorsands" and the "Erme Estuary"
This website contains information about the shipwrecks and artifacts investigated by the team over the years. This includes some of the stories and history that has come to light during our research.
Many artefacts including gold and tin ingots have been found on the Devon sites, indicating a strong trade connection between Devon and Europe as well as north Africa. All of the artefacts are now with the British Museum and details of some of them can be found in the 'Artefacts' pages on this website. Due to the significance of the Salcombe sites the BBC have made various films with the team including "White Slaves Pirate Gold", "Digging for Britain" and "Ancient Britain"
For our marine archaeological work the team have been to the Palace to receive the BSAC Duke of Edinburgh prize on two occasions.
"SWMAG demonstrate that recreational divers can work responsibly with great success in maritime archaeology in the UK. Through their work on the Salcombe Cannon Site they have set the standard that all other groups should aim for". - Mark Beattie-Edwards " The Nautical Archaeology Society "


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I am after a funky stylish logo for my national photography buisness. I really like the generation x and y concept. I like loads of eye catching colour so dont be shy. Something that looks very different and captivating. I am a freelance photographer and have a family history of famous photographers in my family. You can google Damien Parer (WWII Photographer) and David Parer (Natural hostory). You could entwine some WWII and Galapagos imagery also but will have to have a creative touch.I worked and lived in the Galapagos with my uncle David and learnt the love of photography there. I also like swirls, bubbles, flowers, bugs (Bug is my nickname). I would like the logo to represent my passion, fun, artistic flare and professional approach to my photography.
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Concord, USA, June 15, 2010 – After two weeks of travel in Europe, the United States will be happy to be on home soil on June 18-19 for two 2010 FIVB World League matches against Egypt at Cabarrus Arena in Concord.
The U.S. 2010 World League campaign got off to an inauspicious start as they dropped two straight matches to Russia. However the side came back to win two matches in Finland and improve its ranking to second place in Pool C with a 2-2 record.
But the U.S. team cannot relax against Egypt, despite its 1-3 Pool C record. The African zone champion split two matches with host Finland on June 5-6. On June 11-12, host Russia needed four sets and then five sets to overcome Egypt.
"We expect Egypt to give us all we can handle," said U.S. middle blocker Ryan Millar, who served as team captain for the United States' first two World League weekends while Reid Priddy dealt with a family emergency.
"Our goal is to improve with every match and so far we have done that," U.S. coach Alan Knipe said. "We will need to continue to do that if we hope to defeat Egypt, which has some young athletes who are playing well."
USA has nine gold medalists from the 2008 Olympic Team on its 2010 World League roster and it plans to have at least seven of them on its roster for the match in North Carolina. The U.S. has another Olympian in setter Donald Suxho, who did not play in 2008, but was a member of the 2004 team that finished fourth in Athens.
Middle blocker David Lee leads all World League players in blocking after a 15-block performance in the two matches in Finland. He also leads the U.S. in scoring with 44 points on 21 kills, 20 blocks and three aces. Outside hitters Matt Anderson and Sean Rooney are close behind with 43 points each.
Egypt is led by outside hitter Ahmed Abdelhay, who leads all World League scorers with 76 points on 66 kills, five blocks and five aces. Middle blocker Abdel Latif Ahmed has 47 points. Setter Abadala Ahmed leads all servers with an average of 0.61 per set.


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What if General Motors, new and improved as it may be, just can't make the grade? It's a tough old world out there and as much as new CEO Fritz Henderson is making all the right noises, there's no guarantee that this, just like all the rest of the company's recoveries and rejuvenations, is just one more episode of rose-tinted delusion. What if, like a bad relationship fraught with infidelity, it's simply too late to end the suffering? The cuckholded consumer may just say, "Yes, yes, I hear that you've changed. Yes, isn't it nice that you've finally done the right thing. But, actually, you know, I've moved on. I have a new car. I'm living happily in the suburbs with my new Nissan and a double-bay garage."
It is not even remotely trite to think of GM as the car company that used to drive the North American economy. That it may not be the world's largest automaker — or even the largest in the United States — anymore matters not a whit. If The General fails, the fallout will be disastrous, both financially and for the American psyche.
What if Fiat can't reform Chrysler? The road to recovery for the much troubled and erratic automaker looks to be long and hard. Thanks to a stifling of funds by former owners Cerberus (and to a lesser extent, DaimlerBenz), there's not a huge stockpile of all-new products waiting to take wing from Chrysler's R & D department. Any influence that Fiat might have on the company's model lineup is still a year and a half away. And, we have to be honest here, Fiat's track record in North America is not one that fills analysts, pundits and even Chrysler employees with a resounding sigh of relief that reinforcements are on their way, if you just hold on a few hours longer, Colonel Custer. I think the Fiat deal was the best — nay, the only — chance to save Chrysler. That doesn't mean it isn't a huge gamble.
What if Ford can't be competitive with a seemingly out-of-bankruptcy General Motors (not to mention Chrysler)? For all the doomsday scenarios we heard for the 12 months leading up to GM's historic Chapter 11 filing, it now seems to have been a) unavoidable and b) the smartest move. Ford, meanwhile, to the plaudits of government, media and consumers alike, has moved forward without the government's teat. And, in terms of sales and consumer confidence, it has benefitted enormously, stunning analysts with recent results. But what if even that relative success can't overcome the advantageous deals GM and Chrysler have wrung from bondholders and the UAW? It would be both ironic and incredibly disturbing if the one company that didn't ask for a bailout and declare bankruptcy suffers for its relative success.
What if Porsche can't regain its footing? Two years ago, the little company that could was being touted as the success everyone in the industry should emulate. OK, the automaker produced only about 100,000 cars, but, Lordy, was it profitable! Then, like the guppy whose eyes get larger than its stomach, Porsche tried to swallow the whale. Nine billion Euros later, the maker of the iconic 911 is wobbling under the debt it assumed in trying to take over Volkswagen. There's talk of Porsche being bailed out by a Middle Eastern investment fund and there is much speculation over who will eventually control Porsche and VW. Ferdinand Piech, he of the Machiavellian machinations involving Volkswagen and Porsche, must be having a heyday.
Despite their obvious import, these scenarios are but the proverbial tip of the iceberg threatening the automotive status quo. What if, by some miraculous triumph of cheap labour over engineering, Tata does get its dirt cheap Nano approved for sale in the United States? What happens when Nissan, General Motors, et al produce the electric cars the media/government/environmentalists have been clamouring for and nobody is willing to pay extra for their inconvenience?
Of course, the biggest question mark remains the economy. The Bank of Canada noted recently that two surveys prognosticated from on high the Great White North will soon roar out of this economic morass. Funny, it doesn't feel like that down here at street level. Despite their claims to have factored even the worst possible scenarios, virtually every car company is expecting/hoping/promising the Lord anything He wants for an economic turnaround. So far, most automakers, save the Americans, have managed to forestall truly disruptive cutbacks. Indeed, now even Magna's generous bid for Opel is facing resistance from cantankerous unions. Will they be as adamant if this financial malaise sets in for the long haul?
There's only one absolute, unassailable certainty in all of this — there's no shortage of automotive-related stories or fodder for a paid-by-the-word motor journalist.


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Governance, selection not players' priority, says Leander Paes
Taking a dig at the rebel tennis players including his estranged partner Mahesh Bhupathi, Leander Paes today said that it was not the priority of the players to get into governance and selection matters.sports Updated: Feb 02, 2013 21:17 IST
Taking a dig at the rebel tennis players including his estranged partner Mahesh Bhupathi, Leander Paes on Saturday said that it was not the priority of the players to get into governance and selection matters.
Paes said he never interfered in selection matters but when pointed out that before the London Games he had made choices who to play with, the veteran clarified that he was specifically asked who he would "like to play with".
"I was asked a specific question of 'who I would like to play with'. I just gave my opinion. If somebody asks me even today I would do that. The team I preferred wasn't even chosen. I have always played for my country and have played with whosoever has been put beside me on the court. I don't think it is the priority of the players to get into the governance and selection," said Paes after winning the Davis Cup doubles rubber with debutant Purav Raja against South Korea.
Paes added that he respected the young players in the Davis Cup team as they could have also been tempted to join the rebels and stayed away from national duty, which they didn't.
"For me, these boys are already winners. Considering whatever is going on right now, it would have been very easy for them to get drawn into all this. Some of these players could also have been tempted to join them (rebels). But they kept the country ahead of themselves and came out to play. I respect that," said Paes.
Paes also lauded the All India Tennis Association (AITA) for selecting a six-member squad, including two reserves, so that the young players get more exposure.
"It was important to nurture the next set of players and the reserves and for this we got to compliment AITA. I understand that when we go abroad then we go with a smaller team to lower the expenses but while playing at home AITA always makes it a point to bring a bigger team for the guys to get experience," he said.
The 39-year-old added that the five newcomers in the team will be richer with experience when they next play for India.
"My job is to motivate the boys. These boys will be very different the next time they play for the country. They have lacked opportunity to play at this level and you got to nurture them and next time they will be much richer in experience," he said.
The AITA was forced to select a depleted team for the Davis Cup after top 11 players, led by Somdev Devvarman, made themselves unavailable for national duty over a charter of demands.


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There are far, far more important costs that today's devastation in Japan will levy than economic ones. But the reality is that Japan is integral to the manufacturing and distribution of a huge portion of the world's electronics.
According to figures released today by iSuppli, more than a fifth of global semiconductors and more than a third of NAND flash production comes from Japan, and the country accounted for 16.5 per cent of consumer electronics factory revenue around the world. They're a huge supplier of LCD panels and components. And even if the factories that churn out those guyts weren't directly affected by today's quake, their supply chains almost certainly were.
What's that mean? For now, it's no more than a footnote to the real human tragedy that's been unfolding throughout the day. But in the long term, what today's events are also going to take their toll on the gadgets and gizmos that inform your everyday life. [iSuppli]


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Early today, Rich Rudin moved his Maplewood Studio — a school for musical instrument and voice instruction — to a space above the Chestnut Hill Cheese Shop, 8509 Germantown Ave.
In order to get three of his Cunningham pianos into the new space, Rudin hired a crane that lifted each piano into the second story window, stopping traffic and drawing a lot of interest from Germantown Avenue passers by.
Rudin moved from just a block away where he had rented space above what was Intermission since 2006. The studio is still open in at the Maplewood Mall in Germantown, where it opened in 1980.
Rudin said that he was able to make the move without much disruption to his business. He was closed with no lessons last Friday, July 27, and said he would be ready to resume lessons this afternoon.


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VC firm Spark Capital will close a $425 million fund in two weeks, Lauren Kreutzer Dow Jones is reporting on Twitter.
The fund was also oversubscribed, PE reporter Dan Primack adds.
That's an incredible amount of money.
But then, Spark has had incredible success investing in some very hot startups – from Tumblr to OMGPop to Twitter to newer hits like Warby Parker, Adapt.tv, and Triggit.
Correction: An earlier version of this story said Spark raised $425 million in two weeks. The fund is actually closing IN two weeks. We misread Kreutzer's tweet: "Spark Capital to close Fund 4 with $425M in about two weeks. " Apologies!


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South Charleston: Starting Sunday, wildlife officials in three states will be surveying anglers about what they're catching in the Ohio River.
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, the Ohio Division of Wildlife and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will continue that survey through Oct. 20.
Anglers will be asked to take five minutes to fill out the form, which will ask about the types and numbers of fish they've caught.
It will also ask about their residency, and about overall fishing habits and experiences.
The survey will provide information to help the states better manage the fishery and improve fishing opportunities.


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South St. Paul's making its first appearance in football championship game
East Metro Conference perennial powerhouse South St. Paul took a huge step forward Saturday, Nov. 7, when it played the Rocori Spartans in the Class 4A state football tournament.
The Packers (11-1) gained a 19-14 victory to advance into the championship game against the undefeated Becker Bulldogs Friday, Nov. 13, at TCF Bank Stadium on the University of Minnesota campus. It was the first time the Packers had made it to the state tournament football finals.
Packers rack up 3 TDs before Fridley scores
South St. Paul 37 - Fridley 14
The South St. Paul Packers' running game was clicking in their Class 4A quarterfinal state tournament battle with the Fridley Tigers Friday, Oct. 30, at Macalester College football stadium.
Packers gain 3rd straight state tournament appearance
South St. Paul 27 - Simley 7
The Simley Spartans had hopes of gaining a berth in the Class 4A state tournament last week, but first they had to get past conference rival South St. Paul in the Section 3 championship game.
South St. Paul 46 - Tartan 30
The Tartan Titans ventured into South St. Paul for a Metro East Red Division football contest and ended up on the short end of a wild, 46-30 game Friday, Sept. 25.
The Tartan Titans spotted the visiting South St. Paul Packers a pair of first-inning runs, and then came back from the deficit to post 12-2 softball victory Friday, April 10.
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Hill-Murray senior forward Jake Wittl (21) scored off the deflection, an assist by Brock Bremer (20) in first period action against South St. Paul. The Pioneers won 7-2 at Aldrich Arena Dec. 18.
Game slips away from Hill-Murray in fourth quarter
On an unseasonably chilly Halloween, the Hill-Murray Pioneers' trip to South St. Paul for the Section 4AAAA football finals proved to be a frightful nightmare.
Things started well for the Pioneers, who took advantage of the Packers' three fumbles and led the entire first half. But the Packers, winners of the Metro East Conference, got back on track late in the game for a 35-21 victory.
North High senior running back Deon Benson (11) pushes forward for yardage against Henry Sibley Sept. 26. Benson rushed for 161 yards on 16 carries for two touchdowns in the 21-18 Homecoming loss Sept. 26. (Linda Baumeister/Review)
Week five of the 2014 football season proved to be less than fruitful for area teams. Homecoming festivities at both Hill-Murray and North High were dampened by losses Friday, Sept. 26.
Packers rebound against Titans in doubleheader action
In makeup Classic Suburban Conference softball action Wednesday, May 14 at McKnight Fields, the North High power-hitters dismantled the Packers by a score of 22-3 in a five-inning game.
"We started out OK," said South St. Paul head coach Paul Moen, "but then we never have fared well against North. That 13-run inning really hurt us."
In a make-up girls hockey game Feb. 4, the South St. Paul Packers invaded Tartan Arena and left the Titans feeling as cold as the subzero temperatures that caused the weather-related postponement in the first place.
Though the Titans had a occasional sorties into the Packers zone, they could not penetrate the visitors' armor and the result was a 3-0 setback.
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Monopoly is one of the best-selling commercial board games in the world. Players take turns moving around the board, and compete to acquire wealth through stylized economic activity involving the buying, rental and trading of properties using play money. The game is named after the economic concept of monopoly, the domination of a market by a single seller. It was first marketed by Parker Brothers in 1935.
Over the years, many specialty Monopoly editions have been licensed by Parker Brothers (and its parent company, Hasbro). From Star Wars to SpongeBob SquarePants, many pop-culture franchises have had the Monopoly treatment. Licensed Monopoly games have also been produced for many cities and colleges.
Monopoly: Jim Henson's Muppets Collector's Edition
Monopoly: Jim Henson's Muppets Collector's Edition was produced by USAopoly in 2003. The gameplay is identical to the 1933 original, with Muppet names and images used on the properties, cards and money. Special pewter playing pieces were also produced.
Monopoly: The Muppets Collector's Edition
Another Muppet version, Monopoly: The Muppets Collector's Edition, was released by USAopoly in August, 2010.[1]
Monopoly: Sesame Street Collector's Edition
In honor of the 35th anniversary of Sesame Street, Monopoly: Sesame Street Collector's Edition was released in 2004 by USAopoly. The gameplay was the same as the original, but with a Sesame twist. Special pewter playing pieces of the characters were included, and the board, cards, money and properties were changed to reflect the Sesame Street locations and characters.
Monopoly Junior: Plaza Sésamo Collector's Edition
The gameplay was released in 2006 by Servicios Mexicanos S. de R.L. de C.V. and was the same as the original, but with a Sesamo twist. Special pewter playing pieces of the characters were included, and the board, cards, money and properties were changed to reflect the Plaza Sésamo characters. The locations had themes as halloween, christmas, valentineday and easter.
Monopoly: Disney Theme Park Edition
Kermit the Frog appeared on the front box cover and gameboard of the second edition, and for the third edition, "Muppet*Vision 3D" was one of the places to land on in the game.
Edition Variations
|Standard Edition
|Muppets Edition
|Sesame Street Edition
|Mediterranean Avenue
|S.S. Swine Trek
|Twiddlebug Windowbox
|Baltic Avenue
|Veterinarian's Hospital
|Barkley's Doghouse
|Oriental Avenue
|Beauregard's Supply Closet
|Sherlock Hemlock's Detective Agency
|Vermont Avenue
|Newsman's Desk
|Martians' Home on Mars
|Connecticut Avenue
|Lew Zealand's Boomerang Stand
|Biff and Sully's Construction Co.
|St. Charles Place
|Johnny Fiama & Sal's Lounge
|Charlie's Restaurant
|States Avenue
|Robin's Lilypad
|Sesame Street Library
|Virginia Avenue
|Scooter's Backstage
|The Mail-It Shop
|St. James Place
|Crazy Harry's Hideout
|Guy Smiley's Game Show
|Tennessee Avenue
|Electric Mayhem's Stage
|Mumford's Magic Shop
|New York Avenue
|Rizzo the Rat's Sewer
|Super Grover's Phone Booth
|Kentucky Avenue
|Sam the Eagle's Podium
|The Count's Castle
|Indiana Avenue
|Swedish Chef's Kitchen
|Bert's Rooftop Pigeon Coop
|Illinois Avenue
|Pepe's Salsa & Samba Club
|Ernie's Bathtub
|Atlantic Avenue
|Statler & Waldorf's Balcony
|Elmo's World
|Ventnor Avenue
|Bunsen & Beaker's Muppets Lab
|Oscar's Trash Can
|Marvin Gardens
|Rowlf's Recording Studio
|Cookie Monster's Bakery
|Pacific Avenue
|Gonzo's Daredevil Stunt Show
|Furry Arms Hotel
|North Carolina Avenue
|Fozzie Bear's Comedy Club
|Sesame Street Courtyard
|Pennsylvania Avenue
|Animal's Drum Set
|Big Bird's Nest
|Park Place
|Miss Piggy's Dressing Room
|Hooper's Store
|Kermit The Frog's Swamp
|123 Sesame Street
|Reading Railroad
|Oscar's Taxi Service
|Pennsylvania Railroad
|Furry Monster Ferry Line
|B&O Railroad
|Bus Stop
|Short Line
|Hot Air Balloon
|Sesame Street Subway
|Electric Company
|Red Carpet
|Oscar's Recycling Center
|Water Works
|Romantic Rendezvous
|Sesame Street Fire Department
Property Improvements
|Original Edition
|Muppets Edition
|Sesame Street Edition
|Movie sets
|Parking lots
|Movie studios
|Original Edition
|Muppets Edition
|Sesame Street Edition
|Block Party
|Community Chest
|Street Smarts
Currency Images
|Muppets Edition
|Sesame Street Edition
|Sam the Eagle
|Super Grover
|The Swedish Chef
|Fozzie Bear
|Cookie Monster
|Miss Piggy
|Oscar the Grouch
|Kermit the Frog
|Big Bird
Playing Pieces
|Muppets Edition
|Sesame Street Edition
|Kermit the Frog
Miss Piggy
Fozzie Bear
The Great Gonzo
The Swedish Chef
|Big Bird
Oscar the Grouch
Cookie Monster
Super Grover
- In The Muppets on Puppets, an ancillary Muppet performed on-camera by Jim Henson and Frank Oz says that he was "big game hunting in Africa", specifying Monopoly.
- In episode 205 of The Muppet Show, J. P. Grosse uses Monopoly terms while on the phone with a client.
- The Dinosaurs episode Life in the Faust Lane featured a similar game called "Monotony". However, while the Monopoly game board is usually a square-shaped game board, Monotony is an octagonal shape.
- In the Muppet Meeting Film "Win! Win! Win!," the speaker shows a board of "The Business Game," modeled after a Monopoly board with such properties as "Yale" and "Harvard."
- The title was spoofed as "Animalopoly" in The Treasure of Peg-Leg Wilson #3. However, while the one-page sequence is formatted like a board game, it's not formatted like Monopoly.
- In The Muppets episode "Walk the Swine," Reese Witherspoon explains her house-building role with Habitat for Humanity. Miss Piggy jokes that she also builds houses and once she makes four, she replaces them with a hotel.
- In The Muppets episode "Swine Song", Kermit says he and Denise played a long boozy game of Monopoly.
- Merv Griffin created the game show Monopoly in 1990 based on the board game.


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Leadership Giving
Alfred Adler laid the foundation for modern psychology. The first pioneering community psychologist, Adler was the first to practice and promote group counseling, family counseling, public mental health education, and systemic/structural community intervention. Adler articulated the construct of gemeinschaftsgefühl, or social interest, to explain people, guide work with people, and describe our responsibility to each other.
This responsibility extends to participation in philanthropy. The Alfred Adler Society represents philanthropic leaders who best understand and support Adler's vision and who play a pivotal role in the life of our growing institution. Recognition for those in the top eight giving levels includes participation in the Society.
Without question, every gift is meaningful to Adler University. Leadership gifts of $1,000 or more, however, are especially important because they address emerging and immediate opportunities. Such gifts provide critical support to scholarships and academic services for a diverse student body, community service initiatives on behalf of the marginalized and neglected, and campus improvements to enhance the learning environment.
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The distinctive Alfred Adler Society membership provides honor roll listing as well as an annual reception recognizing alumni and friends who have provided significant support to Adler University. Additionally, members receive invitations to all Adler University special events. Benefactors beginning at the $25,000 giving level may name endowed positions and spaces at our new campus. Financial requirements for naming opportunities differ, and donors are encouraged to discuss their ideas with the Office for Institutional Advancement.
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Recommendations for static sealing surfaces
Static sealing surfaces must also have a proper surface finish to enable the desired sealing performance (fig. 1).
The counter-surfaces of static seals exposed to pressure, including the static side of dynamic rod and piston seals, should have a roughness Ra ≤ 0,8 μm (30 μin.).
Seat diameters of guide rings and wiper seals should have a roughness of Ra ≤ 1,6 μm (63 μin.). Axial faces of all grooves should have a roughness of Ra ≤ 3,2 μm (125 μin.).


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Demand Response Research Center - Final Report. 2015. LBNL-1005753..
"Diffusion of Automated Grid Transactions Through Energy Efficiency Codes." ECEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency, 2015 2015. LBNL-6995E..
"Distributed Energy Systems Integration and Demand Optimization for Autonomous Operations and Electric Grid Transactions." Applied Energy Special Issue on Integrated Energy Systems (2015). LBNL- 1003742..
Analysis of Open Automated Demand Response Deployments in California and Guidelines to Transition to Industry Standards. 2014. LBNL-6560E..
"Field Experience with and Potential for Multi-time Scale Grid Transactions from Responsive Commercial Buildings." ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. Asilomar Convention Center, Pacific Grove, CA, 2014. LBNL-185827..
Automated Measurement and Signaling Systems for the Transactional Network. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2013. LBNL-6611E..
Demonstration and Results of Grid Integrated Technologies at the Demand to Grid Laboratory (D2G Lab): Phase I Operations Report. 2013. LBNL-6368E..
Expanding Buildings-to-Grid (B2G) Objectives in India. 2013. LBNL-6369E..
Addressing Energy Demand through Demand Response: International Experiences and Practices. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; ENERNOC, INC., 2012..
Assessing the Control Systems Capacity for Demand Response in California Industries. CEC/LBNL, 2012. LBNL-5319E..
Demand Response Opportunities and Enabling Technologies for Data Centers: Findings From Field Studies. PG&E/SDG&E/CEC/LBNL, 2012. LBNL-5763E..
"Deploying Systems Interoperability and Customer Choice within Smart Grid." Grid-Interop 2012. Irving, TX, 2012. LBNL-6016E..
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"Smart Grid as a Driver for Energy-Intensive Industries: A Data Center Case Study." Grid-Interop 2012. Irving, TX, 2012. LBNL-6104E..
"What China Can Learn from International Experiences in Developing a Demand Response Program." ECEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry 2012..
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"Design and Operation of an Open, Interoperable Automated Demand Response Infrastructure for Commercial Buildings." Journal of Computing Science and Information Engineering 9.2 (2009). LBNL-2340E..
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