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Young Indian Muslims read holy books as they offer prayers on the 20th anniversary of the Babri mosque demolition in Ayodhya, India, Thursday. In 1992, tens of thousands of Hindu extremists ripped apart the 16th century mosque. Hindus say it is the birthplace of their god Rama and contend a temple to him stood on the site before the mosque.
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Updated: November 30, 2012
Last night events began with the "Sugar Plum Ball," which is hosted by KARK 4's very own Bob Clausen and daughter. But this morning, the "Festival of Fashion Show" is perfect for a "Holi-Day Out." This fashion show is presented in the grand tradition of New York Fashion Week. "Festival After Dark" is a casual holiday mixer for "sophisticated singles and cosmopolitan couples" complete with entertainment Friday night. Saturday morning enjoy tasty pancakes and a jolly ol' time filled with fun and games during "Breakfast with Santa," That night, "Tux 'n Trees" honors Delta Dental of Arkansas with the CARTI Champion Award.
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A pair of classic early 80s soul albums from ex-Dramatics singer LJ Reynolds! The self-titled '81 set is killer material in a modern Detroit mode all the way through – with top-shelf production by Reynolds, Don Davis, and Ronnie McNeir/ Ronnie, who'd been lost to the industry for a few years, also re-emerges as a writer on the songs "Southern Pearl", "Lonely Superstar", and "Ain't No Woman Like My Baby". The real standout, though, is the amazing cut "Key To The World", a killer steppers track that has a hook that won't quit, and this wonderful brassy finish that gives the track a really triumphant sound that works perfectly with the righteous lyric. LJ Reynolds' sounds great on '82's Travelin', too – stepping even more strongly away from his work with The Dramatics, and emerging as one of the best male soul acts of the early 80s! The production on this one is split between Reynolds and Don Davis, in a mode that's contemporary, but which allows LJ plenty of space for old school vocal expression – that far-reaching style of singing that always made him stand out strongly from the pack! There's a sublime mellow version of Aretha Franklin's "Call Me" on the set – and other tracks include "Words", "Trust In Me", "Say You Will", "You & Me", "Let Me Satisfy You", and "Fast Action" © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Vikings' Adrian Peterson finishes 9 yards shy of record
MINNEAPOLIS — Adrian Peterson's remarkable comeback season now has a magic number to punctuate it.
Peterson became the seventh player to rush for 2,000 yards in a season, plowing through the Green Bay Packers for a 20-yard gain that put him over the top in the third quarter Sunday. He finished with 199 yards and a touchdown in the 37-34 victory, leaving him nine yards shy of breaking Eric Dickerson's single-season record.
Peterson needed 208 yards when the day began to break Dickerson's record of 2,105 yards set in 1984. His 26-yard run late in the fourth quarter set up Blair Walsh's winning field goal, a kick that clinched a playoff berth for the Vikings. He'll have to settle for the second-best total — 2,097 yards — and a trip to Lambeau Field for a playoff rematch next week.
"Ultimately we got the 'W,"' Peterson said after carrying the ball a career-high 34 times. "We said during the week, if it happens, it happens. Don't focus on it."
Peterson came in 102 yards shy of joining O.J. Simpson, Dickerson, Barry Sanders, Terrell Davis, Jamal Lewis and Chris Johnson in the 2,000-yard club. Peterson is the only one to do it after reconstructive knee surgery.
The Vikings punted a few plays after Peterson's big run, and the crowd gave him a standing ovation when the achievement was announced. Peterson took it all in stride, waving politely, but otherwise not making anything special out of it in a game the Vikings needed to win to make the playoffs. He simply didn't have time to reflect on the long, arduous path it took for him to get there after tearing the ACL in his left knee.
It was only last December when Peterson crumpled to the turf in Washington, two ligaments torn, leaving many to wonder if his career would ever be the same.
Well, it hasn't been.
Peterson vowed from the very beginning to return better than ever from an injury that has ended the careers of so many before him. There weren't many believers, including in his own locker room.
But a combination of uncommon genetics, unshakable determination and a smart rehabilitation plan from Vikings athletic trainer Eric Sugarman had Peterson back in the starting lineup on opening day. Continued...
Peterson scored two touchdowns in the opener, but didn't top 100 yards in a game until Week 4 when he went for 102 against the Lions. As the season went on, the scar tissue in his knee started to break up and Peterson took off like a purple rocket.
His cuts are sharper, his vision better and his patience is making the difference between a 4-yard plunge through the line and a 40-yard dash down the sideline.
He went on a breathtaking eight-game run, amassing 1,313 yards and topping 200 yards twice in four games to vault into the MVP discussion and make 2,000 yards a possibility. When asked this week to describe his running style in one word, Peterson replied: "Vicious."
That certainly sums it up.
He got off to a fast start with 61 yards and a touchdown on the first two drives, hearing chants of "MVP! MVP!" just before he surged into the end zone for a 7-yard score and a 10-0 Vikings lead. He also had runs of 12 and 21 yards early to get the Vikings going in this win-and-they're-in game.
The Vikings have followed Peterson's lead in what most observers expected to be a rebuilding year. Peterson has carried the offense on his broad shoulders, turning the Vikings into a throwback attack that relies almost exclusively on the run for its big plays.
With second-year quarterback Christian Ponder going through some highs and lows, and the Vikings missing top receiver Percy Harvin with an ankle injury, the passing offense has ranked last in the league. Peterson is averaging more yards per rush than Ponder does per pass and his seven rushes of 50 yards tied him with Sanders in 1997 for the NFL record.
All the while, Peterson has said he'd take the first postseason berth in three years over 2,000 yards any day. But it was no secret that the individual achievement was important to him.
Unlike baseball, the NFL has few numbers that immediately grab the public's attention. One of those is 2,000 yards, especially in this new pass-happy league. Peterson entered the game with 1,898 yards, more than 400 better than Seattle's Marshawn Lynch, who was in second place.
"I definitely want to keep the running backs highlighted," Peterson said this week. "It's started to turn into more of a spread, quarterback-friendly NFL. But just keep letting them know that there are going to be running backs that can do this."
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Thoughts on the U.C.C. (With Apologies to Dr. Suess) by Meredith Lauren Zinnecker with help from Tim Zinnecker.
I do not like the U.C.C.
I do not like it, no sirree.
Article I and all its terms?
I think I'd rather eat fried worms.
"Good faith," I see. But what's the test?
And what if I'm an atheist?
Don't care for Sales, not one wit.
Is this a "good"? Don't give a ___.
A holder in due course, you say?
The pain is back. Please go away!
Forged indorsements, stolen checks?
My dad enjoys them more than sex.
Wire transfers, Article 4?
I'd rather listen to Al Gore.
Letters of credit? Oh how boring.
Read one last night. Started snoring.
Bills of lading? What a drag.
The topic makes me want to gag.
Stocks and bonds. Article 8?
Start without me. I may be late.
Secured Transactions? Not for me.
The topic makes me wanna pee.
The Code just puts me out of sorts.
Would much prefer to study Torts.
I do not hold the Code in awe.
Want something sexy? Try Con Law.
Property sounds kinda cool.
Those future interests make me drool.
Grant Gilmore? Dude, you make no sense.
But Wigmore? Love your Evidence!
Civ Pro? Now that's the class for me.
Not daddy. He received a "D."
A course that works just like Ex-Lax?
The U.C.C. (And maybe Tax).
The Code is not my friend or pal.
Would much prefer a root canal.
Commercial law? It ain't for me.
But I still love Professor Z!
*Meredith Lauren Zinnecker is the two-year-old daughter of Tim Zinnecker, the Harry and Helen Hutchens Research Professor at South Texas College of Law. Professor Zinnecker teaches commercial law courses, including Payment Systems and Secured Transactions.
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Chinese Economy Slumps to Slowest Growth Since Crisis, Stricken by Double Blow
Published: 4/13/2012
China's economy decelerated to the slowest quarterly growth since the global financial crisis, stricken by two shocks simultaneously—weak exports and sluggish construction.
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Significance | China's data release for the first quarter shows quite weak growth at 8.1% year-on-year, although a touch higher than expected by IHS Global Insight. This affirms our outlook of a soft-landing for the Chinese economy. |
Implications | Despite a weak start, green shoots have already started springing up in many cyclical sectors such as steel and chemicals over the past month, making us believe that the current slowdown is more like a slow consolidation, rather than the precipitous downturn seen in 2008–09. |
Outlook | Policy easing will remain measured, just enough to smooth out the cycle so as to prevent the collapse of weak links, such as small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). |
A Slow Start
China's first-quarter growth came in at 8.1% in year-on-year (y/y) terms, the weakest growth in almost three years. External weakness has played a significant role in the slowdown, dragging down headline GDP growth by 0.8 percentage points, according to the national statistics authority. Indeed, Chinese shipments recorded their slowest growth since the crisis in the first quarter, at just 7.3% y/y—down from the 20.3% y/y growth for the year of 2011 and the 26.4% y/y gain recorded for the first quarter of 2011. Slower investment is another negative, with capital formation's contribution to GDP growth down sharply to 2.7 percentage points, almost halved from both the 2011 level and the annual average over the past decade. Indeed, urban fixed-asset investment slowed to a decade-low of 20.9% y/y, pulling back quite significantly from last year's nearly 24% y/y growth, reflecting much slower housing and infrastructure construction. The only sector that has held up well is consumption, with final consumption's contribution to GDP growth amounting to 6.2 percentage points, higher than the average 4–5 percentage points reported over the past decade.
Mirroring troubles in the construction and exports sector, China's industrial output growth retreated to 11.6% y/y growth in the first quarter, dragged by much slower growth of heavy industry output, particularly output in sectors such as non-ferrous metals and transport equipment—which grew only 8.7% and 5.9% y/y respectively, mainly reflecting distress in steel, shipbuilding and other troubled sectors. Light industry's expansion has been stronger, coming in at 13.2% y/y, attesting to the resilience of consumption.
Outlook and Implications
Consolidation, Not Collapse
While first-quarter growth is quite weak, it is nowhere close to the collapse seen in the final quarter of 2008 and first quarter of 2009. Furthermore, green shoots have already started springing up in many cyclical sectors, such as steel and chemicals, leading IHS Global Insight to increasingly view the current slowdown as more a slow consolidation than another precipitous downturn as seen in 2008–09. The export-demand slowdown is still isolated in Europe, unlike a worldwide collapse in 2009. Domestic demand is also not as weak as the early months of the 2008–09 downturn before the massive stimulus kicked in. It is significant that the government has thus far resisted unleashing any substantial stimulus.
The first quarter is likely to prove the weakest quarter of this year, and China could easily overshoot the government's 7.5% growth target to deliver a soft-landing growth rate at over 8% this year. For one thing, low-cost housing is a key backstop preventing a crash of the housing construction sector. The first quarter's very weak investment growth is a little disconcerting, but the chances are high that this could be the bottom as credit conditions have eased considerably compared with the final quarter of 2011, which is conductive to investment expansion. On the external side, the odds are also high for Chinese exports to rebound after the first quarter, as it is increasingly clear the ongoing Eurozone debt crisis is unlikely to become a repeat of the 2008 US sub-prime financial crisis in terms of its negative impact on global demand.
Exports Outlook
The exports slowdown is significant, but it is not a free-fall collapse either. Indeed, during the 2008–09 financial crisis, China's PMI export orders diffusion index first dropped into the negative—below 50—territory in July 2008, before freefalling to a 29.0 trough in November of that same year. In all, the export orders index stayed in the below-50 zone for ten consecutive months. Similarly, peak-to-trough growth of goods exports amounted to as high as nearly 50 percentage points from October 2008 to May 2009. Overall, exports contracted for 13 straight months during the 2008–09 global recession. By contrast, during the current Eurozone crisis China's export orders index only fell below 50 for five of the six months between August 2011 and January 2012, and has rebounded into the 50-plus zone since February. Further, goods exports on the whole have remained in growth territory—only exports to EU have contracted, and only by a marginal 1.8% in the first quarter. As we expect growth in the United States and the emerging markets to gain some momentum during the rest of this year, Chinese exports should recover.
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We believe the government has started regaining grip over the pace of slowdown, thanks to the stabilisation of external conditions. This will enable the government to continue with the consolidation of the real sector and financial sector, which are of higher priority in the medium term. Consequently, policy easing will remain measured, just enough to smooth out the cycle so as to prevent the collapse of weak links such as small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). We expect two to three reserve-ratio requirement (RRR) cuts this year (50 basis points for each cut), moderately slower appreciation of the renminbi (from expected 5% to 2–3%), and some small-scale, sector-focused fiscal relief if needed. Much of the monetary and fiscal stimuli will quite likely be implemented in the second quarter.
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The Bodega A country stone finca in rural spain set in an olive grove. The former bodega (wine store) has been converted to a 2 bedroomed self-contained house, surrounded by vineyards, olives and almond orchards. The finca is ideal for a walking, cycling or relaxing holiday. It is 5 minutes drive into a small market town with all facilities, bars, restaurants, shops, etc. WIFI internet, cycle hire, baby equipment hireAccommodationThe finca comprises a lounge with french doors to a private patio, kitchen, bathroom and two double bedrooms , one with fitted wardrobes. The house is on one level, self-contained and attached to the owners house, sharing a large swimming pool. The accommodation is suitable for families or couples, pets are welcome. Pinoso with all amenites is just 10 minutes away. There you will find bars and restaurants, shops, banks, supermarkets, sports centres, etc.ActivitiesThe area is ideally suited for walking, birdwatching, cycling or just relaxing by the pool.A car would be essential to explore the area.In March the fields are blooming with almond blossom.There are local fiestas in most months throughout the year including Jumilla wine fiesta iand Pinoso fiesta in August.Although situated in rural Spain, it is only 35 minutes to the beach.
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The public will get a chance to see first-hand a form of housing the Century Group is proposing to build at the Southlands property.
Located at the Tsawwassen Town Centre shopping mall, a recently completed cottage-style house, designed by Cotter Architects, will be open for tours starting this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Smallworks Studios, a Vancouver-based company specializing in smaller homes, built the structure. The company has been active in recent years with the construction of laneway homes in Vancouver.
One of several house designs proposed for the Southlands, the cottage structure on display at the mall is approximately 1,200 square-feet. It would be the largest house available in terms of square footage at the development.
The house on display has a master bedroom and bathroom on the main floor, while a second bathroom is on the second level. Also on the second floor is loft space that can be used for a second bedroom, office or studio.
The downstairs has a large common area with a high vaulted ceiling.
The housing type is mainly geared toward young families, seniors looking to downsize and homeowners whose children have grown up and moved away, explained David Laulainen, spokesperson for the Century Group.
He noted there's been a lot of interest from locals, especially young adults, in having this form of housing that's not available in Delta.
"We're getting a lot of interest from younger people, between 25-to-35-years-old, who grew up in Tsawwassen and want to stay here but they literally have no place to go. They can't afford any of these Beach Grove or Boundary Bay houses, and they don't necessarily want to live in an apartment," he said.
Having one outdoor parking stall, the house would occupy a small lot, but would surround an outdoor common courtyard area with other homes. A variety of functions are possible for the common areas including gardens featuring plants native to the community.
"The lot sizes will be smaller but the living spaces will be bigger," Laulainen said
Earlier this year, Century Group submitted a rezoning application for the first phase of a much larger development planned for the 500-plus acre Southlands property. The first phase would see 14 hectares (35 acres) developed with 450 residential units in various forms and densities, including cottage-style and other smaller single-family houses. At 345, condos would make up the majority of the first phase. The next phase of development would see mostly single-family houses built.
Once fully developed, the Southlands would have 950 new homes. The development also involves the transfer of 80 percent of the property to Delta, working out to approximately 173.7 hectares (429 acres).
Up to two-thirds of that donated land would be used for farming, while housing would be built on the remaining 20 per cent of the Southlands.
According to the Century Group, the centerpiece for the development concept is a village centre linked with walking and cycling paths that connect to active small-scale farms, a vibrant village centre and the larger community. The company notes it's the first project of its kind in Canada.
The proposal requires rezoning as well as approval by Metro Vancouver.
The Century Group held a couple of public information meetings several weeks ago,
Delta was planning to host an information meeting on the application on Sept. 6.
However, Mayor Lois Jackson said council this week agreed not to have the meeting on that date because they are still waiting for the applicant to provide more information and answer a series of questions. A new date hasn't been set for the meeting.
For more information, check the Southlands section of the municipality's website at www.corp.delta.bc.ca.


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I recently moved to Arizona and want to get back into climbing. I want to find a balance between spending time indoors looking for a job on my computer and being active outdoors! I
azbackpackr wrote:Max, there's Vertical Relief in Flag. I'm taking a class there. Now, mind you, I don't expect to get really good at it. I'm just doing it for fun and exercise. I may take up some easy canyoneering later on as well, using some of the skills, if there are people to do it with. That is my main reason for wanting to get back into rock climbing.
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Thanks for the welcome. Although I've not climbed in Prescott, I know there is climbing at Granite Mountain, Thumb Butte, etc. and I think the YMCA has a climbing wall. My Mom lives in Flagstaff and I've climbed at Vertical Relief. Although it is quite a distance from Prescott, it was a fun place to climb. Vertical Relief may have a bulletin board where you can post and where others are looking for climbing partners.
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Two new games coming from Arcen! Exodus of the Machine!And Skyward Collapse!
Looks like some form of out of memory error.
No, I think the secret is to buy more RAM, since is so cheap these days, I remember when 8 meg cost nearly £90
Quote from: Solarity on April 05, 2012, 01:49:43 AMNo, I think the secret is to buy more RAM, since is so cheap these days, I remember when 8 meg cost nearly £90 AI War is a 32 bit executable, and as such can only utilize around 2 Gb. Unless you're doing a TON of multitasking, or use 64 bit programs, 6 Gb will never run out. Even a 64 bit process cannot allocate more than 4 Gb at most.So having 12 Gb or RAM just means you can have 6 32 bit applications fully allocated. Not one process using 12 Gb. Simple doesn't work that way.
*lots of hard facts*
Also we should throw in the fact that due to the unity engine they used as I found out, they are limited in heap size to well I don't remember exactly, I think it was 500 MB, and that heap is what runs out in large games. And 500 MB is a lot easier to hit then 4 GB, if they were a proper 32 bit executable running on windows x64. They don't have the large address aware flag set, so they are limited to only 2GB, should be more then enough if it was not for Unity's own design issues. 2GB is a lot of data, and it not as easy as you think to fill it up with things that are not textures, video or extremely baddy handled music. Provided you do proper garbage collection that is.


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Thank you to FarmVille Freak Mohammad for finding these unreleased FarmVille Cows!
Note, unreleased items have no official release date and are subject to change without prior notice.
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There is always a lot happening in the super charged art world of the 21st-Century, and I am constantly amazed by the number of new artists who seem to emerge each year. Some would say that the cart is driving the horse – that the machine that is the contemporary art world demands new artists at an ever-increasing, and unhealthy rate. I understand where the cynical view comes from, but I choose to be a bit more sanguine about the situation. After all, more artists than ever now have a chance to support themselves through their creative efforts, and that is certainly not a bad thing.
While the idea of historically identifiable "–isms" has largely been jettisoned as a quaint 20th- Century notion, there are certainly notable areas of artistic practice that seem to, for whatever reason at certain moments, gain traction with large numbers of artists. For the past several years, non-objective painting has been one such area.
Keltie Ferris. Courtesy of Mitchell-Innes & Nash.
As of late, emerging artists from throughout the world have been busy tearing painting down, and building it back up again; questioning exactly what a painting is; and coming up with ever more inventive and unique processes for making paintings. Many artists have taken a "provisional" stance, while others are producing highly finished work that so blurs the line between two and three-dimensional practice that categories of media such as painting and sculpture become all but useless. (The latter tendency is being explored in a soon-to-open exhibition at the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA.)
My list of painters to watch in 2013 intentionally reflects this current moment in painting. As such, it could fairly be asked whether some of the artists on the list are even painters per se. Without a doubt, all of them take cues from the history of painting and, whether or not paint is actually used in the execution of their work, produce objects that force the viewer to address issues central to painting.
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Thousands of years ago when computers were invented we highly doubt that they were intended to bring you wireless transmissions from the radiola. But in the year 2011, here we are bringing you NationRadio. This weeks guests include David Staples, Jonathan Willis, Tyler Dellow and Bob Stauffer.
Commerical free as always - it's NationRadio.
David Staples from the Edmonton Journal passes through NationRadio airspace to talk Downtown Arena buiness, the departure of Andrew Cogliano, the RNH, Sam Gagner's future with the Oilers and Bulin legal problem updates.
Legendary cage fighter and hockey mathman Jonathan Willis talks Oilers off-season, the depth at Centre, Oklahoma Barons business and provides analysis on the Cogliano Trade.
More hockey talk from Lowetide, pondering a myriad of topics for your listening enjoyment.
Tyler Dellow from mc79hockey.com takes a look at the Cogliano trade, provides some insight on the fiasco between the LA Kings and the Oilers recently. He also talks new Arena with Lowetide and the CBA currently in place in the NHL.
The institution that Bob Stauffer takes a break from Oilers Lunch to discuss the 2011-12 Roster of the Edmonton Oilers including possible line combinations for next year. He also gives his take on the departures of Zach Stortini, JF Jacques and Andrew Cogliano.
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Sorry, Not this time!
Well played!
Where's the guy who dumps on Wanye??? "This is old timey news, my beard is grey!!" Where's that guy?
He kills me, that guy.
good stuff lowetide, you have a voice for radio! any truth to the gagner for bogosian rumors?
Lowetide you should ask Dellow why he felt the need to respond so poorly to Teubert over Twitter
Lowetide you should ask Dellow why he felt the need to respond so poorly to Teubert over Twitter
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Rede von Außenminister Michael Spindelegger anlässlich der Präsentation des Berichtes der UN-Arbeitsgruppe zu Energie- und Klimawandel (nur englisch)
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"Towards a Sustainable Global Energy Future"
Launch of the AGECC Report
Vienna, 19 May 2010
Distinguished panellists, Excellencies,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to the Vienna Launch of the report "Towards a Sustainable Global Energy Future" by the UN Secretary General's Advisory Group on Energy and Climate Change. I am very thankful to his Excellency Kandeh Yumkella who also chairs the Advisory Group for his initiative to present this innovative and cutting-edge report for the first time in Europe. Vienna, given the large community of 8 international organisations with energy mandates is a natural location for this launch. And I want to stress that Kandeh Yumkella as head of UNIDO and UN Energy is a natural and long trusted partner. It is therefore a distinct joy for me to jointly present this eminent report with you, Mr. Director General.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Already in 2001, at the 9th Session of the Commission for Sustainable Development, the international community has acknowledged that the current energy system is not sustainable. Ten years later, under the personal leadership of the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, this Report summons us to action. The Report has one big and important message: the time has come for the international community to actively work together and to immediately bring about a transition of the global energy system to greater sustainability.
The Report proposes to set two goals: first, by 2030, to realize access to energy for the 2 to 3 billion people who would be without modern energy by current trends, and secondly, by 2030 to reduce energy intensity by 40 per cent.
In meeting these two challenges the UN has a key role to play. It needs to make "Energy for sustainable development" a major institutional priority. The UN system could do this by facilitating global dialogue on energy for development. In addition, the UN-Energy framework should be strengthened in order to support the implementation of these recommendations.
The two goals also require the active participation and cooperation of the private sector, the research community and civil society. I am therefore very happy that Ms. Baumgartner-Gabitzer, Member of the Executive Board of Verbund, a major Austrian utility, and Mr. Stokes, President of Suntech Europe and member of the Advisory Group are here with me on the podium. I am also thankful to Prof. Nakicenovic, Deputy Director of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), as representative of the research community and also member of the Advisory Group to join us here today.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Austria has been pushing for a greater recognition of energy in the context of development policy and cooperation for a long time. Therefore energy is one of the focus areas of the Austrian development cooperation. Within the EU, we co-chair the European Implementation Team of the EU-Africa Partnership on Energy. Austria will host its first ministerial meeting on 14 September in Vienna.
Within the UN, Austria supports the work of UN Energy both through staff secondment and through our advocacy. Austria is also one of the countries supporting the Global Energy Assessment, an initiative established by IIASA and under the direction of Professor Nakicenovic. Furthermore, the Global Forum on Sustainable Energy which we launched in 1999 is recognized as a multi-stake-holder platform conducive to realistic dialogues on energy for sustainable development. The Global Forum was our contribution in June 2009 to the Vienna Energy Conference which already proposed energy access and energy efficiency objectives. Thereby we hope to further promote a shared global understanding of "Energy for Sustainable Development".
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The international community is currently preparing for the Millennium-Summit in September of 2010. The objective of the European Union is to use the remaining time until the deadline 2015 to achieve maximum progress towards the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals. There is growing consensus that a strong and vibrant private sector is crucial in order to overcome poverty and to establish broad-based prosperity. Lack of access to energy for basic human needs and for productive activity is generally recognized as a key barrier to private sector development. Austria therefore strongly advocates for recognizing the importance of universal access to energy for the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.
The Report that we are presenting today comes therefore very timely.
Austria will continue to be a strong supporter of UN Energy and UNIDO's Director-General Kandeh Yumkella as chair of UN Energy. I look forward now to his presentation of this ground-breaking report!
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If you are taking public transportation, the department is located within 6 minutes of walking distance from Amtrak's 30th street station in Philadelphia.
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The coldest temperatures can create the hottest fires. All too often people use unsafe methods to stay warm.
Fresno firefighters say they get a lot of calls during cold spells. Furnaces go un-maintained for months and then are suddenly called into action.
Dormant chimneys are un-swept, and the hazards of space heaters are easily forgotten.
Living in a warm climate, it's easy to lose sight of dangers lingering in the cold. Fresno firefighters say there's another, non-seasonal factor that keeps them busy.
A down economy forces people to cut corners. When short on money, safety measures often go by the wayside, especially when wallets are already thinned by giving spirits.
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Ficly about a woman and a moment of existentialism that might have cost her.
Erica turned from the window to look at the bear through the fog.
The house was caught in a perpetual gloom, every corner darker than the last, and the only light seemed to be the ultra-pale blue that slid through the think murky windows to spill across the floor and walls. She was in the kitchen, the sink on, splashing about the dirtied dishes from her solitary dinner the night before.
Candlesticks on the table, two places set, but she ate alone.
And now, her back to the sink and the rain outside, she looked across the wood floors that moaned under each step, and out to the back door. The mahogany paneling on the walls showed a silvery hue in the daylight, which felt more like moonlight in the weather.
A cool, misty chill crept across the back of her neck. The animal meandered about the yard for a while, its unkempt fur matted with mud and water. Small eyes recessed in its thick skull watched her occasionally.
She might have closed the screen door, for that was all that remained in the doorway of the old house, but something seemed so docile about the creature. She hesitated to obstruct her view of its magnificence. Even in the damp air, out in the wet grass of the field-like lawn that lay beyond the porch, this bear commanded her awe.
It snorted and growled, and eventually found the courage to enter the house, lumbering as was its way.
Some of those who knew her say they can still hear her screams when they close their eyes, but Erica lives in the south-land now. When people stop and point at what is left of her, others tell them to hush, and that it was a landmine or an accident of some sort. She is treated as a hero.


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Ben Dover wrote:The Cross members that support the floor, the tie down hooks are stamped on the replacement body, also thethickness of the metal is consistant with the metric system and not quite the same Guage thickness as those from Bud and Heil. Tie down hooks on early syeel body were forged, and those on composite were wire type (made of bent rod) there are more differences, but that is all I can think of at the moment. Note the half round holes on your body, they a smmetrical and clean cut as opposed to the rough cut mods that were done mostly by post war users. The mod is not strictly post war tho, as there is mention of venting yje stale pockets in WWII Ordnance Dept. literature.
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I think it would be far better for every one if crime plummeted because we had a decent society, a decent education system, where politicians and those at the top are subject to complying with their own laws, a good economy that provides good where there are jobs for those who are willing to take them.
While I agree that some times they need to be heavy handed never allow them to behave in that manor with out seriously having to justify their behaviour because one day you may find a government can turn that police force on all of us.
Most people do not listen with the intent to understand. They listen with the intent to reply. Stephen Covey
Most people do not listen with the intent to understand. They listen with the intent to reply. Stephen Covey
I think the PC argument wares a bit thin. I've seen the old bill in action they are heavy handed on little Muppet's and kids but if you see them when the sh@t is really hitting the fan and they have real men to deal with or seriously dangerous situations they tend to sit around the corner until things have calmed down. It would also seem that they get rewarded more for pulling over a motorist with no tax than catching a machete wielding lunatic.
Most people do not listen with the intent to understand. They listen with the intent to reply. Stephen Covey
My view is we have a significant minority of violent individuals who the Police should have the right to deal with quickly and efficiently. With violent protesters, drunken yobs and other riff raff out to create mayhem the police should get stuck in with truncheons to sort them out. Such individuals should not think they can do what they like without consequences.
Sorry to cut across people talking about crime and similar.
CB100 I have quicky read that article. A couple of points questions spring to mind;
Nick Robinson is talking about 60% of households receive more money back from the Treasury. This will include large numbers of older people who (quite rightly) might draw a pension, one of the last universal benefits, for many years, at a tax favourable rate (George Osborne is sorting that out though).
Who is the final recipient of many benefits? I have read your suggested article. Perhaps you might read mine. Many middle and upper class landlords receive housing benefits directly from their poorer tenants. I expect in Robinson's estimation, those landlords are calculated as net Treasury contributors. The cost of housing is no longer regulated with the result that it eats up a greater proportion of income than in the past. This does not give people a great incentive to get off benefits. Recent govts in the UK have been deficient in providing enough affordable housing.
Does welfare subsidise low wages (for the benefit of richer employers)? I am not just talking about the recent fuss about getting job-seekers to stack shelves, but also working family tax credits, single parents who work part time but still get benefits and the rest. This is not necessarily new and is arguably an inherent aspect of welfare, which allows the potential worker to physically survive periods of unemployment and illness in order to be available to employers in the future.
I am not looking to deny the significance of the social security bill. It has grown considerably due to immigration and the decline of many industries (though much of that is taken up in admin which will increase as more benefits are means tested and more civil servants get to police the poor). In many respects I agree that it is easy to blame a system which is kinder than found in much of the world. But the idea that welfare can be understood in terms of winners and losers is a bit narrow. It is such a major enterprise that it has to be understood in terms of what it diminishes eg self reliance. The negative aspects of welfare almost certainly harms the poor more than the rich. Where welfare comes back to major tax payers (eg through rent) it is not dissimilar to the situation in 19th c industrial towns where a factory owner would build new housing, shops and pubs and thus ensure virtually all the wages paid out returned to him. The rich today are arguably much less productive, less inclined to risk capital and use the state more as a mediator between themselves and the poor, than they were then.
Tom Collier