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Hardball | February 26, 2013
>>> good evening. i'm chris matthews back in washington. let me start tonight with this. we can usually tell when a political party has gone off the deep end. republicans did it with goldwater, democrats with mcgovern, fdr did it when he tried to pack the supreme court . republicans did it when they impeached bill clinton . so let's talk about this grabbed standing hue loo hooping bonanza of bs the republicans have thrown at chuck hagel . look at the list of gop senators who voted today again to continue the filibuster against the president's nominee for secretary of defense . check these names. barrasso and enzip of wyoming. cornyn and cruise of texas, crapo and rich of idaho, paul and mcconnell of kentucky. boozman of arkansas, coats of indiana, fisher of nebraska, grassley of iowa, heller of nevada, hoeven of north dakota , imhoff of oklahoma. eye sayson of georgia, johnson, wisconsin.
>>> kirk of illinois. moran of kansas. portman. roberts of rubio florida. toomey of pennsylvania. vitter of louisiana and wicker of mississippi. think about it, all these men, all men, voted against even having a vote on hagel . they did so after it was clear there would be a vote today on hagel . they did it to put themselves on record for no better ran than to undermine, undermine is the key word here, the successful functioning of our government. they knew it would hurt hagel 's prestige, would discredit president obama 's leadership and did it anyway. want to know why the government is grinding to a halt? check this list. they are men bent on division, distrust, and disdain toward the elected presidency of barack obama . and i mean it. i'm jined by steve clemens and piter by nert. these people are disrepresentable. peter binert why on god's earth with a united states senator whose purpose is to help the republic work knowing this guy is going to be 1k9 of defense , knowing there's going to be a vote on it, vote publicly to deny him even a vote today? why would they do that?
>> well, i think it's because they wanted to somehow show that they are more militantly in opposition than anybody else. but the whole thing is absurd.
>> they already did that.
>> that's right.
>> they already did that a week ago, two weeks ago. you know, peter , they did it. they did all that. they dutched all over this guy's nomination. they attacked him in the hearing, issued all the prereleases, made their point. why would they do it the very day they knew he'd be confirmed knowing they would be dumping on him as secretary of defense , not as a nominee, but actually as dkt of defense ?
>> because we have so debased the idea of the filibuster that i honestly think people think of not voting to allow a vote as simply the same as voting no. this is how corrupted our political system has become that actually people see voting for a filibuster as simply no different than simply voting against someone. the whole system is not working the way it's supposed to.
>> you know what? steve , i respect any opinion on this within bounds. there are problems with this nomination. this is not superman.
>> right.
>> but they looked and they looked and i said face-to-face enough, they looked. had he ever made an anti-semitic look in private. had anybody heard him say anything awful. they looked and looked and looked and they couldn't find it an they still voted to deny him a vote.
>> two of the most militant senators opposed to hagel nonetheless did the right thing and voted for clowe you tour and that was mccain and graham. those were two of the centerpieces. when you look at inhofe, ted cruz , inhofe is ranking member of the armed services committee . he has certain responsibilities. i think they just blew it.
>> but you're right, they voted against -- voted for cloture to stop the debate. let me ask you about this, peter . let's talk about the look looking forward and what it does to our government. we have a government closed down in a lot of defense spending . it's going to hurt a lot. we have a potential -- we have a war we're still fighting. i wish everybody remembered that 37 men and women are out there on the post right now in some cases scared to death wherever they're stuck fighting the enemy and they couldn't agree on a secretary of defense in the chain of command . what's it do to the active military? what's it do to our future potential for saving money in defense and perhaps fighting another war in iran?
>> i think it's terrible. the fact that afghanistan which you remember mitt romney never mentioned in his speech at the republican national convention was barely mentioned by any of the republican senators in the 7 1/2 hour hagel hearing. i think it shows how fundamentally unserious and unreal so much of this foreign policy debate is. this hawkish party, this party which claims to be the party of national security in the military basically acting as if the united states is no longer at war when american soldiers are still dying there. i think, unfortunately, this very, very nasty campaign against hagel and let's be honest hagel 's not very stellar performance in front of the senate armed services committee is going to make it harder for him to have the political leverage that he's going to need to make the tough decisions on cutting the defense budget . he's going to have to rebuild some of the political clout that i'm afraid he lost over the past few weeks.
>> let's go with that. steve , same question. what does it mean to our country. the wars were fighting now, the one we're sort of getting out of in iraq. the one we're still in in afghanistan. the one we may face within months.
>> i know chuck hagel and know him well. i know he's going to sit down and he's going to do exactly what peter said. he's going to come out with a plan. he's going to communicate with the soldiers in the field. he's going to remind them he was a sergeant, too, and he is going to implement the president's policy of shifting out of the wars we're engaged in now and sorting out other priorities. i think my estimate of this is that he's going to dom out with a very, very good and confident looking strategy for the military and its priorities and how to responsibly handle what likely are to be sizable cuts. so he's going to owe it, but people in the gop are saying that he's going to have to reinvent their relationship with them. i think it's the other way around. i grew up in oklahoma. my parents are in texas. these places have bases, defense contractors . now, hagel will be judicious. he's not going to hold anything against them, but their constituents are going to want -- can you talk to chuck hagel about our base? i don't know if he's going to take his calls before --
>> he may have to --
>> he will take their calls. he's not going to hold any grudges.
>> i guess --
>> but their grudges are go going to cost their quaets.
>> peter , let's talk about the republic. what does it say about the ability of a president to pick his cabinet, especially the top officers. they're going after jack lew. they gave i guess kerry got this pretty clean but it looks like they're being very tough on these top appointees.
>> that's right. and this obsession with the benghazi thing, it seems to be again, it's a way for the republicans to still continue to fight the last election, and just politically it's hard to understand what the republicans feel they're gaining by continually picking these fits that they know they're not going to win. it seems like, you know, you're a student of the history, chris. you know how this happens. sometimes when parties get smaller because they have lost elections, they get more captive for a while by their most extremist wings. if you look at the way that ted cruz was essentially driving this whole debate over chuck hagel , you see that you have a republican party when in some ways it's most militant factions, the ones who are furthest away from ever being able to help the republican party compete nationally, are the ones driving the agenda.
>> i think one thing they'd like to do, let's talk about the golden fleece , what they're really after here. i think what the republicans want to do with benghazi , it's the thing -- the only thick they're interested in and they're the only ones interested in it is potentially in their dream world that they can prove that the president of the united states got an emergency call from benghazi , from lib yashtion and heard our ambassador, chris stevens , was in trouble, was under attack, and went off and played golf or had his dinner or forgot about it. . they want to show that somehow the president of the united states didn't go to the defense of his own guy over there and that's why the guy is dead. i think that's what they're after. i don't think there's any proof, any evidence, any reasonable to believe it, but that's the only thing that can justify this continual refocusing and refocuses and reattack. peter , what do you think. they're fighting the old battle. i think they're still going after obama personally.
>> also about hillary clinton in 2016 . it's about trying to take away the benefit she's gotten from what most people agree was a pretty successful run as secretary of state and creating a political scandal they can use all the way through until the next presidential election .
>> let's face it, they're going to turn on hillary the main she makes a move.
>> absolutely. they're waiting.
>> only last as long as obama's run.
>> that's right. jo let's take a look at the confirmation vote. chuck hagel 's been confirmed by 58-41. so he got some republican votes there.
>> it's interesting. john bolten when he was up for under secretary of state, he also had 41 no votes against him. so they're tied. so those that were the bolden crowd can feel like they got a tie with chuck hagel .
>> injure attempt at symmetry disturbs me. i think no one is in the same league as bolten. why do they keep bringing up benghazi . what's the bee in the bonnet?
>> i think there's a couple things. for them there's the earnest side if you want to give john mccain and the others the benefit of the kout, they're national heroes and they think it's markers for things like the iraq surge . if you're not in the right place on that, you're not a true national hero stewarding the interests of the country in the right way. the deeper thing is this is a time where the other side really just wants to tear down the president anyway he can and to do it viciously every day over and over again and not be about constructive solutions. now, i happen to be one who doesn't think john mccain and even lindsey graham are really about that, but i think that the ted cruzs and inhofes are.
>> cruz is voting against everybody.
>> i think it's -- the petty slander. we've got to call it what it is. there is a game of slander that's coming out of u.s. senate offices today in a way that we haven't seen in generations. that's what we should be worried about.
>> we saw the staffer who said we're going to prove he's an anti-semite.
>> right. friends of hamas.
>> peter , i know you're a high level policy analyst but let's talk down and dirty politics. i don't dislike lindsey graham . in fact i like him. i don't dislike the guy at all. i think he's facing a potential right wing chal feng for renomination in south carolina by some standards on the republican right down there he's a moderate republican , i guess. was this a way to show that he had some bullets in his gun and he was willing to play right wing cowboy on issues like benghazi and it would make up for the fact he was smart and reasonable and even a bit progressive on issues like immigration?
>> absolutely. you know, lindsey graham reminds me of what al di ma toe used to be like when he was senator from new york . in the last couple years he would have to race to his left politically to get in touch with new york and in some ways graham does the same thing. he's actually relatively moderate the first four years and the last couple years he races to get in line with the tea party because people have seen what happened to richard lugar . there were people who were considered reasonable conservative credentials who are now no longer conservative enough to win their own primaries and that's what's driving even big questions like how you vote on chuck hagel .
>> i remember pataki in new york moved to the center. i like people who move to the center in general elections . it's the whackos who move so far right th


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Spending a day&night at Mazı is allways a pleasure for my wife and I.
Just about an hour from Bodrum, Mazı is a must see, as far as I am concerned.
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Views of paradise, and I bet the coffee tasted better for the beautiful presentation too.
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It is beautifull over there
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Immunogen | A synthetic peptide as a part of human, rat, mouse Rho-related GTP-binding protein RhoB (ARH6, ARHB, H6) conjugated to an immunogenic carrier protein was used as the immunogen. |
Format | Lyophilized |
Description | FUNCTION: Mediates apoptosis in neoplastically transformed cells after DNA damage. Not essential for development but affects cell adhesion and growth factor signaling in transformed cells. Plays a negative role in tumorigenesis as deletion causes tumor formation. Involved in intracellular protein trafficking of a number of proteins. Targets PKN1 to endosomes and is involved in trafficking of the EGF receptor from late endosomes to lysosomes. Also required for stability and nuclear trafficking of AKT1/AKT which promotes endothelial cell survival during vascular development. SUBUNIT: Binds ROCK1 and ROCK2. Also binds PKN1/PRK1. Interacts with ARHGEF3 and AKAP13. Interacts with RTKN. SUBCELLULAR LOCATION: Late endosome membrane; Lipid-anchor. Cell membrane; Lipid-anchor. Nucleus. Note: Late endosomal membrane (geranylgeranylated form). Plasma membrane (farnesylated form). Also detected at the nuclear margin and in the nucleus. INDUCTION: By UV irradiation, N-methyl-N-nitrosourea, cisplatin, cyclohexamide and serum stimulation. Also known as: H6, ARH6, ARHB, RHOH6, MST081, MSTP081. |
Specificity | Appears to be specific for RhOB. |
Application Details
Application Notes | IHC, WB. A dilution of 1 : 300 to 1 : 2000 is recommended. The optimal dilution should be determined by the end user. |
Purity | whole serum |
Storage | Maintain the lyophilised/reconstituted antibodies frozen at -20°C for long term storage and refrigerated at 2-8°C for a shorter term. When reconstituting, glycerol (1:1) may be added for an additional stability. Avoid freeze and thaw cycles. |
Restrictions | For Research Use only |
Fritz, Kaina, Aktories: "The ras-related small GTP-binding protein RhoB is immediate-early inducible by DNA damaging treatments." in: The Journal of biological chemistry, Vol. 270, Issue 42, pp. 25172-7, 1995 (PubMed).
Reid, Furuyashiki, Ishizaki et al.: "Rhotekin, a new putative target for Rho bearing homology to a serine/threonine kinase, PKN, and rhophilin in the rho-binding domain." in: The Journal of biological chemistry, Vol. 271, Issue 23, pp. 13556-60, 1996 (PubMed). Nakamura, Asano, Shindo-Okada et al.: "Cloning of the RhoB gene from the mouse genome and characterization of its promoter region." in: Biochemical and biophysical research communications, Vol. 226, Issue 3, pp. 688-94, 1996 (PubMed). Liu, Rane, Liu et al.: "RhoB is dispensable for mouse development, but it modifies susceptibility to tumor formation as well as cell adhesion and growth factor signaling in transformed cells." in: Molecular and cellular biology, Vol. 21, Issue 20, pp. 6906-12, 2001 (PubMed). Liu, Catalfamo, Li et al.: "IL-15 mimics T cell receptor crosslinking in the induction of cellular proliferation, gene expression, and cytotoxicity in CD8+ memory T cells." in: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Vol. 99, Issue 9, pp. 6192-7, 2002 (PubMed). Malcolm, Ettehadieh, Sadowski: "Mitogen-responsive expression of RhoB is regulated by RNA stability." in: Oncogene, Vol. 22, Issue 40, pp. 6142-50, 2003 (PubMed). Adini, Rabinovitz, Sun et al.: "RhoB controls Akt trafficking and stage-specific survival of endothelial cells during vascular development." in: Genes & development, Vol. 17, Issue 21, pp. 2721-32, 2003 (PubMed). Westmark, Bartleson, Malter: "RhoB mRNA is stabilized by HuR after UV light." in: Oncogene, Vol. 24, Issue 3, pp. 502-11, 2005 (PubMed). Carninci, Kasukawa, Katayama et al.: "The transcriptional landscape of the mammalian genome." in: Science (New York, N.Y.), Vol. 309, Issue 5740, pp. 1559-63, 2005 (PubMed). Ballif, Carey, Sunyaev et al.: "Large-scale identification and evolution indexing of tyrosine phosphorylation sites from murine brain." in: Journal of proteome research, Vol. 7, Issue 1, pp. 311-8, 2008 (PubMed). |
Alternatives for antigen "RHOB", type "Antibodies"
Hosts | Rabbit (21), Mouse (3), Sheep (2) |
Reactivities | Human (21), Mouse (Murine) (9), Rat (Rattus) (9) |
Applications | Western Blotting (WB) (23), ELISA (14), Immunohistochemistry (IHC) (9), Immunofluorescence (IF) (4), Immunohistochemistry (Fixed) (IHC (fx)) (2), Immunohistochemistry (Paraffin-embedded Sections) (IHC (p)) (2), Dot Blot (Dot) (1) |
Epitopes | Internal Region (7), Center (2), Internal Region,AA 103-137 (1), Middle Region (1) |


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Testimonial Håkan C - Sri Lanka 2006
Me, my wife and our three kids spent four weeks in Sri Lanka in the winter 2006/2007. During this period we got to see a unique country with beautiful nature and fascinating cities, and experience their rich cultural inheritance. We landed at the international airport situated near the ocean and got a few days of relaxation before beginning our journey through the country. Kandy, one of the biggest cities and part of what is called the cultural triangle, is a high situated city in a green rolling landscape. The scenery was perfect and going through that area we naturally took a lot of beautiful photographs.
Except the fact that Kandy is very old (founded in the 15th century) and picturesque, it is also famous for the holy tooth relic placed in a big Buddhist temple. For us the building was a bit too much, but still charming and full of interesting details. Well worth a visit.
The cultural triangle is a geographic circle round an area where the biggest tourist attractions can be found. Sri Lanka host many world heritages. One of them is Sigiriva which we visited. We lived in a hospital and kind host family in Kandy. In the early morning we were served a breakfast of string hoppers, which is cold noodles with curry, before going up to this old town among the cliffs. The mist lifted and the landscape with its green hills became visible while we closed in on our goal. The mind-blowing view from the top of Sigiriva was well worth the climb. This along with the fascinating cultural history (it was capital in the 400 AC) made this excursion truly memorable.
Wherever you look you can see everywhere that Sri Lanka is the world's fourth largest tea producer. If I to describe our journey choose a picture it would be of the green plantations, that is how much it has formed the island. We visited many of these plantations and one day even got the opportunity to go to a tea factory. It was really exciting watching the green leaves being transformed into shrunken black tea. Our daughters tried their skills as tea pickers, which wasn't easy at all!
One of our goals with the journey was visiting a factory making clothes. Some parts of Sri Lanka are so-called free-trade zones, which means that the textile industry has moved a lot of factories to the island. This has resulted in a lot of inhabitants without wages and with extremely bad working conditions. A positive force in this is the Swedish company DemCollective with a fair-trade produce from the cotton to the finished clothes. We visited their factory in Kadawatha outside the capital Colombo. During our visit we met Annika Axelsson and many of the co-workers who showed us their collections as well as how they work. They also told us fascinating stories about how to be brave enough to set up a business in a society so different from Sweden. Another thing we were told was how to brake the unspoken rules and make a full week in a country with most holidays in the world. In Sri Lanka the holidays of all the four big religions has to be considered.
When sitting on the plane going home we could look back on an active month giving all of us unforgettable memories of good food, beautiful sceneries and lovely people.


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This is Why Original Religious Texts (Outside the Bible)
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are difficult for me to read, including the Koran and most Jewish apocryphal books:
Most literature concerning Gnosticism bears the same kind of imprint as most modern Xian theology does: You start with the text and naive readings and find that there's little interesting to say. Either you come up with stuff known 1800 years ago or you come up with trivialities (but I repeat myself).
For me, what's interesting is not the naive reading, but how it fits in historically. And especially in Gnosticism, whether the text is supposed to be allegorical or not. That is critical. When I was young, I used to imagine that religion and philosophy 20 centuries ago would have been literal and naive, whereas allegorical readings were a more modern development. Now I think it's the opposite.
As far as Paul being a gnostic, I had never thought so, but have begun to wonder.
Some of his phraseology and ideas and distinctively gnostic. For example, an expression such as "the god of this world" raises the question of whether Paul saw the God of the Torah as a demiurge. His eschatology seems a tad unorthodox when he says that "Christ must reign until He has put all enemies under His feet.� And he had the same mix of public asceticism and theoretical antinomianism that Marcion himself did.
Paul may have not even have been Jewish at all, but an Idumean relative of Herod that had grown up in a Mithraic environment, which would give him a different perspective and less of an adherence to the Law.
There's a lot more to the story than just saying there were different schools of thought. Showing how they developed from each other is key IMO. And even though academics are not usually people of faith, it's still difficult to break from the idea that orthodox Christianity was close to the original version of the faith.
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"They had to of seen that, they must not want to eat...should we change flies?" I don't remember when it happened the first time but I hear it often and more often than that I see the result. I get my caster to see a few pushes coming down the bank he has a few seconds to make the cast before they will see the boat, he leads the school a little with a dupree or a clouser he starts striping as if to move the fly a moment passes I say 'strip, strip' more forcefully he speeds up a little and the fish blow right past it. So what was the issue?
A second but similar story. "These fish aren't really moving around yet with this sun so low, put a cast up on this point just to see if they are sitting there." He did just that, first cast of the day out about 70 feet with a little bit of curl at the end. A fish pushed about two feet to the left of the fly and he lifted the rod as if to set the hook because the fish startled him, after realizing this was not a fish eating but one a little startled he took a moment then started striping to catch up with all the slack he had just created. The other fish in the area passed the fly by and moved up the bank following their buddy. Then came pretty much the same comment in the boat as the other story about being confused on why they wouldn't eat.
Both stories had two key words, 'a moment' which were the likely reason we didn't catch any of the fish on the point or from the school coming to us.
If you are in a situation where you cast and there is a little slack or put it right in front of a fast moving school you better being doing all you can to catch up to the fly. I often have casters cast out to fish and start to strip the correct strip for moving the fly before they have caught up to it. The steady strip of a dupree spoonfly or the bumping strip of a clouser are not so effective as when used as the catching up strip to get the slack in. In other words before you start moving the fly with your strip you need to catch up to the fly and often you need to do so fast. There is no drift here in the Low Country.
Yesterday I had a young teenager on the boat, excited to fish, good with a fly rod, and focused on what he was doing. Youth and excitement helped him catch fish, his excitement didn't want his hands to waste time stripping slow unless he had caught up to his fly. It seemed he was automatically caught up with his fly whenever we were on fish, even if he didn't lay out a perfectly taunt cast. So the 'a moment' phrase didn't play much of a role in his fishing and most importantly this ended up yielding hookups.
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Client Société du Vieux-Port de Montréal |
Year 2009-2012 |
Status Constructed |
The introduction of an urban beach to the Quai de l'Horloge is an ideal addition to the recreational and cultural redevelopment of Montreal's Old Port. A stroll along the quay opens a stunning panorama to the visitor: the mighty St. Lawrence River, the impressive Jacques Cartier Bridge towering over Île Sainte-Hélène, Calder's iconic sculpture, and picturesque Old Montreal as a backdrop to it all. Our project consists of two closely-linked components. The first is the creation of an urban beach at the Pointe de l'Horloge, with its elegant clock tower built in 1921, and along the lower quay bordering the marina. A huge stairway-ramp makes this convivial venue accessible to all, offering a new and novel approach to city living. Beach umbrellas and weeping willows, brightly coloured chairs and fixtures, showers and mist stations, a boardwalk, silky sand, and a refreshment stand all combine to offer visitors a few moments of sheer idleness in a breathtaking setting. The second component is the parking area, clearly defined by rows of trees that reproduces the triangular layout of the quay. Fed by surface water run-off, the larches, willows, shrub beds, and perennials add cool green ambiance to the space. At the far west end of the site, shooting up from a mound around which a roundabout loops, hundreds of sticks in three shades of blue generate an intriguing pixilation effect. This "porcupine" installation revives a conceptual element emblematic of the firm. And, as an imaginative visual touch, large white thermoplastic dots align to denote each parking spot. The project, massive yet delightfully simple, extends and intensifies the idea driving the master plan of the Old Port of Montreal to create a "window on the river" by summoning Montrealers and visitors alike to come and enjoy this exceptional site and its atmosphere of leisure and liveliness, recreation and relaxation. |
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Row 1 / Photo, urban beach and parking area at Quai de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 2 / Photo, urban beach at Pointe de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 3 / Aerial view, urban beach and parking area at Quai de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 4 / Photos, Marc Cramer
Row 5 / Photo, urban beach at Pointe de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 6 / Photo, urban beach at Pointe de l'Horloge, Marc Cramer
Row 7 / Photo, urban beach along the lower quay, Marc Cramer
Row 8 / Photos, Marc Cramer
Row 9 / Photos, details of the stair, CC+A (photo 1 and 2); Marc Cramer (photo 3)
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Row 17 / Photomontage, urban beach along the lower quay, CC+A
Row 18 / Plan, CC+A
Row 19 / Aerial view, Pointe de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 20 / Aerial view, Pointe de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 21 / Photomontage, urban beach at Pointe de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 22 / Aerial view, Quai de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 23 / Aerial view, Quai de l'Horloge, CC+A
Row 24 / Photomontage, parking area, CC+A
Row 25 / Details, CC+A
Row 26 / Roundabout rendering, CC+A
Row 27 / Roundabout details, CC+A
Row 28 / Trees plantation, CC+A
Row 29 / Shrubs plantation, CC+A
Row 30 / Perennials plantation, CC+A


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Pica's Boulder to feature eco-tables
Like Mexican food… and reclaimed wood tables?
I know Laura's excited about this place, with which I have no personal experience, but here's something cool about Mexican restaurant Pica's, whose Boulder location is slated to open in May: They wanted to used some kind of reclaimed materials for their tables.
Who do you think had the answer for them? Yep, it was ReSource.
The solution – birch veneer doors of which there were an abundance of at Resource. Our fine carpenter in-residence for Picas the next few weeks, Shawn Watt-Hoven, gave the thumbs up and got to work right away. Each door produces two tables.
Really, I just think it's cool that they're blogging the process of opening this location. Pretty neat.
Anyway, the place apparently has a loyal following (though the Yelp reviews look sorta love-it-or-hate-it, don't they?), and I'm never opposed to new Mexican food places with sustainable sensibilities.


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well, here some photos of my bug.
well, here some photos of my bug.
Damn, that's crazy. You must get a ton of looks lol. Love the last shot the most!
haha fosho, the rust is a little bit "striking" lol
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 19, 2008 CONTACT: Julia Sheridan, 503-295-3508 PORTLAND OPERA'S 2008 ELEANOR LIEBER AWARD WINNER ANNOUNCED They came from as far away as New York to vie for $25,000 in prize money. Eleven finalists, selected from over 30 singers heard in the Saturday preliminary round, entertained an appreciative house in the Portland Opera Studio at The Hampton Opera Center on Sunday, May 18. After an exhilarating weekend of singing, soprano Angela Meade from Philadelphia walked away with the first prize and the check for $10,000. Ms. Meade, aged 30, currently studies at the Academy of Vocal Arts in Philadelphia and was one of the six winners of the national level 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. The second and third place prizes were combined to create two second place prizes of $4000 each. The winners were 29-year-old mezzo soprano Margaret Gawrysiak from Geneseo, IL and 26-year-old soprano Elizabeth Baldwin from Bloomington, IN. It was a good day for the Portland Opera Studio Artists. The Audience Favorite Award of $1000 went to tenor Brendan Tuohy. Soprano Sharin Apostolou and bass Jeffrey G. Beruan both received an Encouragement Award of $1000 each. The Eleanor Lieber Awards were begun in 1980 to provide cash study awards for outstanding young vocalists between the ages of 23 and 35. Originally open to singers from the Northwest, the Awards have been expanded to include all U.S. citizens. Through Ms. Lieber's vision and generous patronage, an endowment fund was created to provide continuing support for the development of opera singers well into the future. Established upon her death in 1990, the fund is managed by the Oregon Community Foundation. Judges for this year's Eleanor Lieber Awards were American baritone Richard Zeller, artist manager Robert Gilder, and General Director of Tacoma Opera, Kathryn Smith.
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Sunday, May 18, 2008, 2:00pm At the Hampton Opera Center Portland Opera General Director Christopher Mattaliano has announced that the Portland Opera will hold its biennial Eleanor Lieber Awards on Sunday, May 18, 2008. The public is invited to an exciting afternoon where the stars of tomorrow's opera world compete for prizes totaling $18,500. After a preliminary competition on Saturday, the weekend culminates on Sunday with ten finalists vying for a first place prize of $10,000, a second place prize of $5,000 and a third place prize of $2,500. A special $1,000 prize is awarded to the audience favorite. In addition to these awards, all 10 finalists will be presented an honorarium. Established in 1980 and named after Eleanor Lieber, these awards recognize her special appreciation for young singers. Through her vision and generous patronage, an endowment fund was created to ensure continuing support for the development of young operatic artists into the future. The 2008 Eleanor Lieber Awards are open to singers across the United States, who are in the early stages of a professional opera career.
WHAT: Eleanor Lieber Awards 2008 WHEN: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 2:00pm WHERE: The Hampton Opera Center 211 SE Caruthers St, Portland, OR 97214
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BROWN BAG SERIES CONTINUES APRIL TOPIC OPERA IMPROV We'll give the audience the nuts and bolts of an opera, and they will create one on the spot! This month Portland Opera will offer the lunchtime audience the opportunity to create an opera…on the spot! Comedy, tragedy, adventure? The audience will decide. The talented performers from Portland Opera To Go, the touring division of Portland Opera's Education and Outreach department, will be on hand to take the cues and provide plenty of entertainment. OPERA IMPROV was conceived and directed by Kristine McIntyre for Portland Opera To Go. After a successful three-month tour bringing OPERA IMPROV to 12,000 students across the state, Portland Opera To Go artists will be back in town on April 4, for a free public performance. WHAT: Portland Opera's "Would You Like an Aria with Those Fries?" lunchtime presentation. April topic: Opera Improv. FREE TO THE PUBLIC! WHEN: Noon – 1:00pm, Friday, April 4, 2008. WHERE: Multnomah County Central Library (801 SW 10th Ave) in the U.S. Bank room. These ongoing lunch presentations are held at Multnomah County Central Library from 12:00pm to 1:00pm on the First Friday of each month. # # #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 6, 2008 CONTACT: Julia Sheridan, 503-295-3508 download pdf here PORTLAND OPERA PRESENTS THE COMPANY PREMIERE OF BRITTEN'S
After battling a bronchial infection that sidelined her for her opening night Company debut, Jennifer Aylmer took the stage Sunday in the title role to thundering applause. The opening night audience, however, was clearly thrilled with the performance of Portland Opera Studio soprano Sharin Apostolou who stepped up from her position as Ms. Aylmer's cover. Ms. Apostolou's performance was appreciated by local blogger and reviewer for Opera magazine in London, James Bash. You can enjoy his comments here. Ms. Aylmer will sing both the remaining Rodelinda performances on Thursday and Saturday.
With Rodelinda nearing its February 8 opening, the final details are being readied. Here is an inside peek at final rehearsals in order to share the look and feel of Handel's exquisite masterpiece.
The rehearsal hall is a very special place. It's a place for risk taking, as the cast and team explore the emotional and musical terrain of each opera. It's a place for hard work, hours and hours of theatrical and musical work. All in an effort to mount the most riveting production possible. For you. When you're baring your soul and taking considerable personal risk to discover the exquisite richness in a work like Rodelinda, it's not easy to have a camera trained on you. Our hats are off to everyone in the rehearsal hall for allowing our camera to prowl around in order to share an early look at the production with our family of patrons!


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Yesterday Sean, Emma, and I decided to take a little trip to San Francisco :) Sean's birthday is coming up and we wanted to celebrate by going to one of our favorite cities. Our first stop was at the California Academy of Sciences [Sean won 2 tickets in a raffle at Christmas time]. First we went through the African animals, which Emma loved! At the end of the section they had 17 African penguins that were very funny and Emma went right up to the glass to see them up close. Next we went to the Rainforest :) There was 3 levels filled with ponds, plants, birds, frogs, snakes, spiders, geckos, and free flying butterflies. It was so much fun seeing the excitement on Emma's face when a butterfly would flutter by. Sean and I though were ready to get out of there by the time we got to the top; they keep it a humid 85 degrees in there! (note there is only one picture of the rainforest in the gallery because my lens fogged up instantly, but I had to show you Emma's face when a butterfly was close to us.) Last, but definitely not least, we went to the aquarium (Sean's favorite part)! There were fresh water and salt water sections all filled with beautiful fish and coral. I can't even count the number of times Emma said "fishies" or the number of times of times I caught Sean wishing he could have a tank the size of our house :)
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Tim (TMH) came over Friday evening (12-1-6) and we sampled through some of the many whiskies he just brought back from Japan on his recent trip over there! Tim is a pretty generous guy…we opened 6 of these this evening.
All the whiskey is from the Nikka Family…They own the Yoichi and Miyagikyo/Sendai distilleries. (Correct me if I'm wrong Tim)
In the first picture, all the bottles shown/listed are from left to right …next two pictures are the close-ups.
1. Yoichi 15yo single malt, 90 proof, 750ml.
2. Nikka Super, vatted malt, 111 proof, 500ml.
3. Miyagikyo/Sendai, new make, 124 proof, 180ml.
4. Yoichi, single malt, 15yo, single cask, 124 proof, 500ml.
5. Yoichi, single malt, single cask, 128 proof, 500ml.
6. Yoichi, 5yo, single malt, single cask, 126 proof, 180ml. (cask # 40299)
7. Miyagikyo, single malt, 10yo, 124 proof, 180ml.
8. Yoichi, single malt, single cask, 10yo, 126 proof, 500ml.
9. Yoichi, single malt, single cask, 12yo, 108 proof, "Peaty and Salty" version, 500ml.
We opened in order of pours…3, 6, 2, 7, 8, and 9.
IIRC the 15 was opened and sampled in the past, I think we might have tasted this one again this night, but, time in the bottle didn't seem to help it any. One of the early conclusions that seem to be developing is that; Japanese whiskies might be better consumed sooner. Time will tell.
I don't want to bore you with tasting notes, but Tim has agreed to bring these bottles back in a few weeks to see how the bottle open up, then we will compare tasting notes again…sounds like homework…this time it is the fun kind.
Highlights…the new make was remarkable…I think Tim is planning to bring this bottle to the next West Coast Study Group for theme night. (Dec, 16th, 2006 6:30 PM…plug!)…Peaty/Salty was something new to the palate…the vatted was complex and pleasing; the single malts are stunners' all!
Tim also brought some translated information regarding what they are doing with their wood program over there…It was VERY interesting to taste through these whiskies while reviewing the barrels used/noted for each expression/bottling. (Keep drinking that Bourbon so they can have plenty of barrels…Nikka is doing good things with the used cooperage)
Tim, did I leave anything out?
Thanks Tim, that was a GREAT "armchair" trip to Japan!...no jet lag!


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Lake Erie College given Pheasant Run Airport, vintage planes - UPDATED
Lake Erie College is flying high after they received a multi-million dollar aviation gift Thursday from a Lake County resident.
The Painesville-based college has been given the Pheasant Run Airport located in Leroy Township, one of the largest vintage aircraft collections in the country and a significant endowment to support the property, planes and related programs, said college President Michael Victor.
The gift comes from Gretchen Reed, who retired in 1995 from the Riverside Local School district where she taught high school English and aviation.
Her late husband, Charles F. Reed, was an Air Force veteran and led an air/sea rescue team in Alaska.
The two private pilots amassed a collection of antique aircraft over a period of several decades; 18 are hangared at Pheasant Run Airport, and 15 are flyable.
Pheasant Run Airport is situated on 128 acres, 15 minutes east of the College's main campus. Several hangars, two grass runways, an aviation museum, pond and woodlands comprise the property.
Reed will continue to maintain the grounds and planes with the help of friends, the school said.
Victor said the gift will be used for educational purposes.
"This is an amazing, huge and generous gift," he said. "We are thrilled with what she has done.
"It's a perfect fit. Continued...
Lake Erie College had one of the first aviation programs in the country in the 1930s and 1940s, Victor said.
"We have a long and deep tradition with our involvement with aviation," he said.
With the gift, students will learn about the history of aviation and can take flying lessons with historic planes, Victor said.
He said Pheasant Run Airport is museum-like.
"The hangars are arranged like a museum," he said. "There are display rooms and a collection of model airplanes.
"This gift is quite unique."
Reed said her gift to the college was a way of giving back to the community.
"Our choice was to give what we had produced back to the community that produced us," she said. "Although Chuck did not live to see Lake Erie College as the entity perpetuating his dream, he would have been proud beyond words to be part of such a dynamic, respected, educational institution."
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These are similar and I'm sure she could do a special order with white fabric and add the pompom trim. I've purchased from her before and the quality is amazing!
I also have a local source that has great prices but I haven't used her yet. Let me know if you want her information.
I love gray!!! We have it as our "neutral" in the den and everything works with it, even brown leather! I think the richer the gray the better!
ReplyDeleteI love that you bought a pink stripped couch, such a 22 year old thing to do. You should have seen some of the furniture I bought. It was bad. I love, love, love a dark couch especially with kids its a no brainer. Gray is my fav color right now too.
ReplyDeletewe have all white and I have had it since 2009..my girls are now 16. 12, and 9 and we are just now replacing it.. we are going gray as well..or a wheat.. believe it or not it held up well, and was in our main sitting area!! anything you do will work you have such a great eye for style
ReplyDeleteThose are all gorgeous options! I like the charcoal as well... With 3 year old and 1 year old little girls, I tried hard not to do white, but I desperately wanted it... I slip covered my couches in a white denim/twill fabric and haven't looked back! I was terrified they would get ruined... By the best part about that fabric and color? I can get ANYTHING out of it! I can bleach them in hot water, stain stick them and throw them in before a party and they're great! The gray is amazing but don't be afraid to go with white (as long as its a slipcover!) :) they've kept me happy! As a former Richmond girl, now Raleigh, I'd LOVE to show you the pink and green stripe I had under my NOW WHITE love seat... Immediate post-college decision, as well. The Sweet Briar grad in me def came out! Good luck choosing!
ReplyDeleteI'm so diggin a dark gray for the slipcover. It's definitely a neutral you could easily work around, and you won't flip your top as much every time the kids get something on it. I like our light colored slipcover, but I hate looking at every scuff and smudge. I'm too lazy to toss it in to wash every time something gets on it - too much work. When it comes time for a new couch I'm going gray.
ReplyDeleteI love the grey, especially the charcoal shades! We are changing our formal living room into a playroom and I have been considering a slipcover for the sofa in there. You have inspired me to go grey! I am overwhelmed by the idea of finding a slipcover that looks nice AND fits well. I would love for you to do a post on slipcover options!
ReplyDeleteI believe a white sofa would still give you that versatility. But if you prefer a beige or grey sofa, go for it! Do not hesitate to mix and match. If you keep all your furniture with the same tone, it would look boring. It could be the center table, the single sofa, or the throw pillows that would make your entire sofa look better.
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Dear Visitors, As the dean of the Faculty of Agriculture at Hebron University, I would like to welcome you to the new faculty website where you can find useful information about the faculty, available programs, curriculum, and on-going applied research activities of the faculty, and its role in serving the community. This Faculty was established in 1987 in response to the community's need for highly-trained professionals with the necessary agricultural engineering skills to develop and enhance local agriculture. |
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January 05, 2007
7 Comments:
- Robert Vandenbego said...
Hi! I find your blog and really I like it.
Happy 2007!
Robert Vandenbego
Madrid, Spain
www.begomadrid.blogspot.com - Carissa said...
I love the red coat.
- Emily said...
The girl in red so reminds me of the 80s west coast rockers of "We're Desperate."
- jorzeep said...
omg! i luv wat the top girl is wearing!! where can you get it?:P
- dorota said...
oh i miss sphinx and my summer hometown of sopot, i hope you had a good time. thank you for visiting Poland so i can admire all your lovely pictures.
- said...
i love the second girl
where did u get those boots?? - maeir said...
On the one hand i say march to the beat of your own drummer i just pray that it doesnt catch on. Ballooned-out saggy crotch pants. ill just say no.