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I needed to try this one out !
330mate is only soars that i can get Iyotos from so i searched for one on his website and bought one for 9000 yen + shipping 3000 yen
Same time i bought Bester 1000 grit stone on German website for 37 euro + shipping 10 euro http://www.fine-tools.com/bester.html
So prices of Bester is cheaper but Iyoto is twice as big as Bester so for size they cost exactly the same !
Here is my impression:
Bester: Soft stone, cuts very fast, i love the feeling of that stone :) I permanent soak mine stone so it lives in water. Very easy to use, light colour make it so easy to see metal removal !
Very good for beginner and pro. !
Iyoto: Hard stone, not so easy to use but with Nagura make it much easier and faster ! Splash and go stone, these stone will last a very long time. Bit slower then Bester but i think its because of hardens, finish is bit finer then Bester.
I like these stone a lot too :) Beautiful zebra colour!
Not for beginner !
Ok, here are some videos and Picture of finish
Knives in test White 2 steel laminated Pity and Tamahagene hole steel Gyuto !
Iyoto and Nagura (much faster)
Iyo, Tmahagene
Bester, Tamahagene
Iyo, white steel laminated
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Just hitting it back.
First impression of the box for Smash Court Tennis 3: Why is the face of the cover athlete cut in half by the top margin? Why are 162 beads of sweat coming off his shoulders? And how will I prepare for "INTENSE REALISM WITH GREAT CONTROLS", and most especially, "ONLINE ACTION"?
[image1]Admittedly, judging a video game by its cover is hardly fair, and making fun of the heavily capitalized, boastful spiel in the opening paragraph of a review is much too easy. But the smell of overweening mediocrity has a rotten odor, and I'm allergic. Without even popping the disc into the tray, I was ready to hold my nose, pluck the corner of the box between my thumb and forefinger, and serve it straight into the bargain bin. So after thirty hours of slicing, smashing, and swinging, I'm surprised that I didn't.
Don't be fooled, though, by my change of heart. Smash Court Tennis 3 has everything you would expect from an ordinary tennis title: passable animations, generic music, basic exhibition modes, online play, a rudimentary create-a-player tool (that annoyingly doesn't allow you to change your long white socks), and an uncomplicated single-player world tour. You can expect to hit shots over the net using slices, top spin backhands and forehands, flat shots, lobs, drop shots, and everything else in the tennis repertoire, paying careful note to the direction and the timing of each shot. Though nothing is downright broken, nothing makes you stand up and cheer either. It is thoroughly, uncompromisingly plain.
Compared to Top Spin 3's animations and models, the graphics are not as fluid or as lifelike. From afar, it's actually difficult to tell whether the characters and the environments are decidedly next-gen, or the best a PS2 or Xbox can muster. Both Rafal Nadal and Roger Federer grace the roster, but their likenesses are muddy and occasionally awkward.
For a sports title that claims realism, Smash Court Tennis 3 doesn't exhibit the polish the genre demands. It's the little things that get in the way – how the chair umpire remains practically motionless, how after every pint your character always turns around and walks back, how characters occasionally slow down and suddenly speed up when they run after a ball, and how opponents sometimes run into the invisible wall surrounding the net.
[image2]Attempting to downplay this is a reactionary system, which allows your character to display an emotional response – happy, sad, angry, calm, etc. – after winning or losing a hard-fought point. However, this follows the pitfall of giving choice for the sake of giving choice. Whatever emotion you choose has no apparent impact on the game, either on the audience's reaction or your opponent's play, and the reactions are limited to about two animations each. Worse yet, your character has a reaction before you select the emotion anyway, so if your character has already pumped his fists after hitting a backhand winner, selecting "calm" just feels out of place.
One choice that does matter is the option of challenging a call. As one of the first titles to incorporate the new challenge system in modern tennis, you can attempt to overturn an unjust call several times during a set. A slow-motion replay of the ball as it hits somewhere around the line is then shown, proving or disproving the original call. It's a system that's fair and realistic in theory, but in practice, it sacrifices the definitive power of a video game – and computers in general – to analyze whether something is in or out without error.
What eventually happens, in part because you can't turn the challenge system off, is that as your character (in World Tour mode) becomes skilled enough to hit shots on the line, you get challenged or are forced to challenge a point about twenty percent of the time. The frequency of balls that are hit out but called in, or hit square on the line but called out, becomes disruptively ridiculous, and when you run out of challenges, you're forced to deal with the judgments of incompetent line umpires.
[image3]The RPG elements of World Tour mode, however, are what separate and ultimately save Smash Court Tennis 3 from slapdash mash-ups such as Sega Superstars Tennis. Just as Smash Court Tennis 2, it's all about leveling up your character, who this time around can not only build vital stats such as power, speed, and accuracy, but also obtain special skills. Winning tournaments all across a yearly season nets experience points depending on the difficulty of the tournament, and every level you gain nets you a skill point which you can distribute however you wish. There's nothing like creating a hard hitter that has maximum stats in power and accuracy as well as "Down The Line", "Topspin Mastery", and "Passing Shot" skills. That's right, run, Nadal, RUN!
If you're the level-grinding fool I am, then you'll be surprised by Smash Court Tennis 3, but you'll probably be disappointed if you follow the genre for its difficulty and realism. Being able to set matches to one set and two games makes the pace brisk and intense, which is great for players that just want to gain experience as fast as they can. Still, the refinement of the animations, the character models, and accurately capturing the simulation (that sports titles do best) is missing. Like a practice tennis session, Smash Court Tennis 3 can be casually and addictively played many times over, but it lacks the seriousness and the substance of a grand slam title.


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VisionTek Black Box HD3850 Review
So now that you have all this extra Christmas cash, what are you going to spend it on? Have you been needing a new video card, especially for all of those new computer games you just received? Have you always wanted to overclock your video card, but you don't even know where to start? Well, that is where VisionTek comes in, with its VisionTek HD3850 512MB video card, which comes factory overclocked. This video card comes just in time for all you who need a new video card, but failed to receive one from Santa. I wonder how this video card will stand up against its relatives, the HD3870 and the other HD3850 cards on the market. We will find out when we put the VisionTek HD3850 512MB video card through all the tests to see how it holds up.
Closer Look:
When I received the VisionTek Black Box HD3850 video card, it was, not coincidently, in one of VisionTek's black boxes. The box is a very plain black with a B2 on it, as well as a flame. There is a white sticker located on the box to let you know what is inside, but it gives no indication as to what the video card specs are nor what the box is going to look like at launch.
Once you open up the box, you are able to get the first glimpse of the VisionTek HD3850 video card and all the accessories that were packaged with it. Inside the packaging is a Crossfire Rev. C bridge, a DVI-to-HDMI adapter, a DVI-to-VGA adapter, and a few video adapter cables. The package also included VisionTek's Quick Installation Guide and a Catalyst version 7.11 installation CD.


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The gig: Dominic Ng, 54, is chairman and chief executive of Pasadena's East West Bank, formerly a savings and loan association based in L.A.'s Chinatown that he built into the nation's largest Chinese American bank, with $23 billion in assets. The bank operates in California, New York, Boston, Seattle, Houston and Atlanta, with full-service branches in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shantou, China. A specialty is helping Americans navigate a maze of regulations to invest in China — and increasingly vice versa, as Chinese investors buy U.S. businesses and homes.
From East to West: Ng was raised in Hong Kong by parents who had fled Communist China. A guitarist in a soft-rock group as a youth, he was lured to the University of Houston by a cheap tuition deal, and studied broadcasting before becoming an accounting major. A decade at Deloitte & Touche led to a stint as president of a Southern California investment firm, where he was hired to run East West by investors buying the bank. Twenty-two years later, Ng is a fixture in L.A. philanthropic circles and on corporate and educational boards. He lives near the Langham Hotel in Pasadena with his wife, Ellen, and their two teenagers.
The big deal: East West doubled its size by taking over a failing rival, San Francisco's United Commercial Bank, during the financial crisis. "The No. 1 benefit was that UCB had a full banking license in China," Ng said. "We only had representative offices there," which could offer advice but not handle actual transactions. After the UCB merger, Ng said, "I can finance a deal right now, and we can talk to you about whether you want it booked in Hong Kong dollars or something else. 'You want it booked in Shanghai renminbi or you want it in U.S. dollars and book it in the U.S.?' Now we have these kind of options. It's something that only a few banks, like JPMorgan, or the Citibank, can do."
On the horizon: Consulting firm McKinsey & Co. has projected that in 10 years the middle-class population in China will increase from 230 million to 630 million, Ng said. "All the U.S. consumer brands are going to make quite a bit of money exporting services or goods to China. We don't do business with Apple and Procter & Gamble, but we do business with a lot of their suppliers. And at the end of the day, when the suppliers are doing better, we benefit."
Nontraditional mortgages: East West requires little documentation from borrowers but enormous down payments for its home loans, all of which it keeps on its books. Designed for Chinese immigrants with savings but no credit histories, Ng says such mortgages have proved attractive to non-Asians whose small businesses suffered losses during the economic downturn.
"They are making some money again and they want to buy a house, but somebody at Wells Fargo or BofA looks at three years' tax returns and they say: 'Your income doesn't qualify.' At East West, I say: 'Do you have 40% down?' He says: 'Yeah, I can get 40% down because I have a lot of savings. I'm actually doing pretty good but they can't underwrite me.' And I say: 'You know, I'm not worried about the income. If you put that much down, I dare you to walk.'"
Focus, focus, focus: Investors and board members have suggested expanding to other countries, but Ng says bridging the U.S.-China gap keeps him busy: "There are too many laws, too many regulations, too many compliance issues. There is no way I and my team can handle the risk when it gets so big and broad with so many different countries.... I know that if we just focus on these two places we can keep going. The second-biggest GDP in the world [China] and the biggest GDP. That's all we can handle."
Beyond the bank: When Ng spearheaded the 2001 fund drive for the United Way of Greater Los Angeles, he set two records, becoming the first Chinese American to serve as chairman and raising $66 million, the most ever for the annual effort. Recent activities include heading the Committee of 100, a group of Chinese American business leaders, and moderating a high-profile conference in L.A. last month: "U.S.-China 2022: Economic Relations in the Next Ten Years." His many board positions include Mattel Inc., the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art and the Guitar Center Music Foundation.
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Labor: Background
The labor sector has experienced decreasing political power in recent years. The past generation has been marked by a changing economy, a pattern of deregulation, and decreasing union membership. In 2012, only 11.3 percent of workers belonged to unions compared to 20.1 percent in 1983.
Still, the past couple of election cycles have seen increased campaign contributions by the labor sector.
In the 2012 election cycle, the industry contributed more than $141 million to campaigns and committees, nearly double the almost $76 million contributed in the 2008 election cycle.
The labor sector, which is made up of public sector, transportation, industrial, building trade, and other unions, has historically given more to Democrats than Republicans and the 2012 election cycle was no different -- 91 percent of the industry's contributions went to Democrats while only 9 percent went to Republicans.
Union dollars played a major role in helping to elect President Barack Obama in 2012. He secured more than $519,000 from employees of a collection of labor organizations, which also spent millions on independent ads in support of him.
The National Education Association, the United Auto Workers, and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees were the top donors, contributing more than $14.7 million, $13.3 million, and $11.4 million, respectively. The majority of donations from these groups went to outside spending groups.
The labor sector spent just shy of $46 million on lobbying in 2012. While that's less than it spent in 2011, the sector's lobbying efforts generally have been increasing since 1999.
One of labor's top agenda items continues to be the unionization of Wal-Mart. The retail giant has strongly resisted attempts to organize its employees, and both sides are hoping for help among friendly lawmakers in the fight.
-- Monica Vendituoli
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Every trip to WOB is a chance to share beers and stories from around the world. Simply put, we love all things beer- the tastes, pairings and amazing stories, people, and cultures behind them. We obsess about offering the best selection of craft beers from around the world and down the corner with a staff passionate on serving it the way it's supposed to be enjoyed.
Step into any WOB and you'll find a community of beer lovers who love discovering new brews from all over the world. Join our loyalty program and earn a point for every different beer you try on your journey; earning you rewards such as T-shirts, mugs, and even parties in your honor with the tab on us! To join just ask your bartender. And, to track your journey, see what beers you've had, and find what beers you have yet to discover download our World of Beer App for Iphone or Android.
Just like we strive to bring you the best in craft beer, the same goes for our food. From shareables like our Artisan Sausage Board, signature German Pretzel and Sriracha Lime Tacos to our juicy burgers, our menu is crafted to pair perfectly with beer. Because beer tastes better with food, and it all tastes better with the friends you bring and friends you make at WOB.
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1/4 cup butter
3 leeks, white part only, washed and thinly sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
4 tbsp flour
5 cups chicken stock
2 cups corn frozen corn, thawed
1 cup whipping cream
1/2 pound Stilton cheese, crumbled
fresh parsley for garnish
Melt the butter over low heat in a large saucepan. Add the leeks and garlic and cook until both are soft. Add flour and mix well. Cook for 3-5 minutes over medium heat, stirring constantly. Slowly whisk in chicken stock and simmer for 15 minutes.
Add the corn and simmer another 5 minutes. Add three quarters of the crumbled Stilton, along with the cream. Continue to cook over low heat until the cheese has melted. Puree half the soup in a blender until smooth and return to the pot. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Ladle into soup bowls, garnish with parsley and reserved Stilton.
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Molly Forrester is a journalist for Zeitgeist magazine that is stuck in a rut. She wants to be writing the hard hitting stories but is stuck writing the sex/relationship column. This changes when she takes here friend back to the office one night to see a hideous piece of art the office is now displaying and trips over the body of one of her coworkers. She sets out to solve the murder of this coworker especially when it looks like the police are not h...


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This week's episode opened with our 12 contestants in the Meatpacking district surrounded by a fleet of Lexuses. Another unconventional materials challenge! In a group setting! Brought to us by a shameless product placement!
The designers cruise through the city (you know, in their Lexuses) with the task of visiting two of three sanctioned stores from which to buy their materials. Armed with an amount of money that would cover a market-rate apartment Downtown, they shop. And gossip about the "living nightmare" that is the trio of Ken, Sue and Alexandria.
Things heat up when they return to the studio and the threesome starts to make good on their highly speculated failure. Turns out Sue probably can't sew, especially not on "these machines." Ken feels edged out and his running diva dialogue begins. Alexandria remains quietly loyal to Sue, teetering and "walking on glass" around Ken.
The rest of the designers are basically extras in this episode, as we focus on the slow (Lexus!) car crash that is the Ken/Sue/Alexandria grouping. And making a brief return, Marco comes to apologize for past transgressions. ("My minus," he laments.)
After a thirty-seven minute review of the myriad prizes the winner will saunter off with (you get yours, Lifetime), the gang is ready for the runway. Frail limbs clamber onto quilted wallpaper couture, stray hairs are smoothed back and Sue sends her model into the bathroom to have her sew herself into her placemat LBD.
Tim uses his outside voice to force the designers and models onto the runway, yelling over his shoulder that Sue's actions are "unprecedented." Giddy with anticipation of Sue's implosion, we break for commercial.
And now we're back. The runway show begins. Each group sends their wallpaper/goji berry/whatever collections down the catwalk, and we're treated to the designer's comments. "I am blinded by its luminescence!" claps Jeremy, who will go on to win. (This reviewer's money was on Brandon's wedding gown, as the chest region of Jeremy's dress looked like tiny, brittle sand dollars.)
The judges award Jeremy his gold star, something is brought to us by Yoplait, and then they turn to the trio of doom. Ken points out that Sue can't sew, and a confused Heidi sort of defends her. Alexandria is yelled at by "Mean-a Garcia" for not speaking loudly enough, and looks like she might have peed her pants a little. The judges invite the models down, grope the strange garments and declare that yeah, Sue should go home. For some reason this makes Ken cry in the green room, we see a few more product plugs and the episode is over.


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It's what you have been waiting for, the results for prestigious Masala Board Annual Awards - 2013 are here!
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Before we get to the results, a few thanks and acknowledgments:
- Thanks to all the members of MB that actively participated in these awards by nominating & voting for their favourite contributors. Without their contribution and your support, MB won't be the fun place that it is
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Second-half surge springs Cal past LSU
Spokane, WA – Layshia Clarendon led all scorers with 19 points as the second-seeded California Golden Bears powered past the sixth- seeded LSU Lady Tigers, 73-63, in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament at Spokane Arena.
Clarendon shot 9-of-12 from the foul line and also swiped six steals for Cal (31-3), which is set to take on fourth-seeded Georgia in the regional finals on Monday with a berth in the Final Four in New Orleans on the line. Gennifer Brandon tallied a double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds in the win, while Brittany Boyd added 14 points, seven assists and four steals.
For LSU (22-12), Theresa Plaisance had 15 points and 12 rebounds, Adrienne Webb also scored 15 points, and Danielle Ballard netted 14 points.
A tightly-contested first half ended in a 26-26 tie. LSU outshot Cal from the field, 40 percent to 29.4 percent, but the Bears earned extra possessions with 11 offensive rebounds in the first 20 minutes.
The squads continued to battle back and forth early in the second half before Cal pieced together a 25-8 run to pull away down the stretch.
The Bears shot 26-of-41 from the foul line on the evening, while LSU was only 10-of-13 from the stripe.


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2013 Volkswagen Beetle GSR: Chicago Auto Show
- 2013 Beetle GSR pays tribute to 1973 model.
- Offers 210hp, manual or DSG transmissions.
- 3,500 to be made; sales start this fall.
The 2013 Chicago Auto Show served as the launching pad for an all-new, special edition Volkswagen Beetle. The 2013 Volkswagen Beetle GSR recalls the hatchback's past, reviving a name last used on a special edition of the 1973 Beetle.
According to Volkswagen, the "GSR" name stands for the German "Gelb Schwarzer Renner," or "Yellow Black Racer." That makes sense, as the car features a bright yellow exterior with black trim on the hood, rear hatch andon the sides. The "black and yellow" theme is carried over to the Beetle's interior, where yellow trim outlines a black steering wheel, black seats and a black gear lever.
Like its 1970s predecessor, the Beetle GSR has a sporty nature to match its beneath its vivid paint job. Power comes from a 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, the Beetle's most powerful engine option. But while the Beetle Turbo and Jetta GLI make do with just 200 horsepower, the Beetle GSR boosts that figure to 210 hp. A six-speed manual transmission is standard, while VW's quick-shifting DSG dual-clutch automatic -- capable of going from 0-60 mph in just 6.6 seconds -- is optional.
Beyond its vibrant paint and extra power, the Beetle GSR stands out from other Beetle models thanks to its huge 19-inch alloy wheels and wide, grippy tires. Like the Beetle Turbo, the GSR also includes a rear wing. But while the Turbo's body-colored wing is body subtle, the GSR's is finished in yellow -- a noticeable contrast from its black rear hatch.
Volkswagen says it will make just 3,500 units of the latest Beetle GSR. That's a tribute to the original model, which was also limited to 3,500. Volkswagen has not yet announced the Beetle GSR's pricing, which we expect to hear closer to the model's launch. The Beetle GSR is expected to go on sale this fall, so if you want to be one of the lucky 3,500 to own one, consider letting your dealer know soon.
What it means to you: If you want a sporty new car that really stands out, consider the bright yellow and black 2013 Volkswagen Beetle GSR.


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Kanola is a basic KDE MPD client designed in Python.
The idea behind Kanola is that KDE needs a light, small, and
easy to use MPD client that can compete with the numerous and
very eye-pleasing GTK clients.
Maintained by: Martin Lefebvre
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Easy and airy music track. This track has been prepared specially for Valentine's Day. Pleasant melodious music will decorate any your video-work (Presentation, portfolio, advertisement etc). Enjoy!
Purchase includes two versions of this track:
1. I just LOVE YOU _full…....................01:53 min
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So cool to be at the ACTUAL scene. I could only imagine Scott showing up at my door and saying "Guess what happened in your bathroom". LOL
Also, Scott's a funny guy. I remember snickering at that bit that went something like "all that trouble and he (Dekker) didn't even get to 'finish'"... or something like that.


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A few days ago, Hideo Kojima attended the opening of the new Kojima Productions studio on Los Angeles. This department will be creating the online portion of Metal Gear Solid V, the new Metal Gear Online. No one has seen it so far - except for Kojima of course.
YES! Your the man Nyxus! If anyone could break the news on MGO3, I knew it would be you!
Edit: Can anyone translate the original Japanese of that text please? Everyone knows that google translate totally butchers non-latin based languages.
the best thing in mgo,cqc you're opponent on the battlefield waking him up then slicing his neck open.
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Renovation for Renters: 10 Ideas for the Kitchen
Just because you don't own doesn't mean you can't renovate your rental. When it comes to the kitchen, it's likely you're working with a cramped, dark and outdated space, but it doesn't have to be permanently that way. Click below the jump for 10 temporary ways to organize, brighten and personalize your kitchen!
1 Take the doors off the hinges for an open shelving look. Our editor Cambria did this to her own rental, and it was a great success with the use of some great organization and fun, bright dishware. When it's time to move out the doors can easily be reinstalled without anyone ever knowing.
2 Replace the hardware. The is a small change that can have a huge impact without actually changing the cabinets. Drawer pulls and cabinet knobs are easy to find in a variety of styles and price ranges, and installing new can be an easy way to add a little personal touch.
3 Change or add a new backsplash. If you're allowed, considering painting the wall with chalkboard paint, or coverup ugly tiles with a removable vinyl decal.
4 Add an island. Use a freestanding butcher block island for extra counter and storage space. Look for one wheels that can easily be moved around the kitchen or to another room.
5 Install shelving and smart storage. Floating shelves, pegboards, pot racks, hooks, knife strip — just about anything that takes your kitchen goods off the floor, onto the wall, hanging from the ceiling, or increase the amount of cabinet storage space will improve the efficiency of your kitchen, and they're all completely removable. Ikea has some really great, inexpensive systems that work perfectly for this need.
6 Change up the flooring. Flor carpet tiles, cork squares, stick on tiles and even regular mats are easy ways to cover up ugly vinyl flooring and add a punch of color and pattern.
7 Brighten the walls with removable paper. Paint is an obvious option, but there is now a wide range of temporary wall art, such as wall paper, decals, tile tattoos and window films — all of which can cover up rental imperfections, without being permanent.
8 Replace the faucet. Most rentals still have ugly, leaky faucets. Get one the looks and works the way your want (like low flow) — plus you don't need a plumber for the upgrade, you can do it yourself.
9 Upgrade the lighting. Consider adding undercabinet lighting to brighten up a dark and shadowy kitchen — LEDs are particularly good for this application, and most undercabinet lights can either be hardwired, or battery or plug-in operated for a less permanent solution.
10 Switch out the switch plates. Beige plastic switch plates and outlet covers just scream rental. It's a small detail, but an easy upgrade by simply painting them, changing them out for a new color or material like white or stainless steel, or go real fancy with a custom designed one from an art store or Etsy.
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Nothing special, keep them on my book shelf, wash my hands before hand, and if im going somewhere I place it in my backback or just carry it around or something. Oh and keep them away from my brother and father! with brother they'll be destroyed in seconds, and father will bend the spine *shiver*
Such a beautiful and heartfelt story, left me only in tears.
Might buy some protective cases eventually, though they'll be pretty pointless by the time I do xD Need to keep my Manga in better condition...
OMG!! of course. i also wrap my manga to protect it and put it inside a box.
Hai Hai!!
They sit on a shelf after i read them. I try not to bend anything like the spine or the pages. Even the bookmarks i use arent thick enough to damage the pages.
One of my OCD's is keeping my manga in perfect condition.
I don't want to go overboard and be a freak about it , so I just
keep them on a shelf and try to not damage them when I
read them and carry them around.
I don't protect mine at all I keep them in a book shelf, but when I am reading them (or the ones that don't fit on the shelf), they're just piled up nicely. My cat doesn't go near them ever (so no need to worry about that) and I don't have any siblings, so most of the time, they are in perfect condition
These pretzels are making me thirsty
To protect my manga I just make sure to keep them out of direct sun so the covers don't fade and I read them pretty gently (no opening them up all the way flat or anything). I'd probably never use protective sleeves or boxes because I like the conveniece of just going up to a shelf and pulling out a book.
I used to keep them on the shelf of my desk unit, only I eventually got too many tokubans for it so I put them on the bookcase instead.
Funny thing is that the bookcase is very deep, so I placed the books I had there original in front of the manga. Thus they're protected by sunlight & hidden from my bro. I don't mind him borrowing, he just doesn't care about wears and tears. I on the other hand want them to remain as fresh as possible. I learnt from experience that tears and other accidents happen. Though I'm very selective of what I take with me as in holidays or back in school.
Someone actually damaged my book once at school, they snuck back into the classroom and drew in my book. I knew who it was because he gloated. He denied though when teachers asked and dropped it, saying it could easily come out.
It took me a month to get rid of the mark, probably would have been easier to have bough a new one but it was precious to me.
I got revenge, he never touched another of my books but the price of vengeance meant he found other ways to torment me, and after my revenge he always had 1-4 cronies near him.
I protect my manga like I do my comic books and figurines i have a storage unit thats inside so its at a constant temperature and i make sure that no damage or rats have gotten in every weekend also have a big room with nobody else in it to just sit and read quitely is nice lol. But I always take pictures of the storage rooms make sure no water damage no humidity damage on paper, check the trash on the ground level the nicer ones take more care of their units and you don't have to worry about rats. All my stuff is in seperate casings so that they don't touch and stick together in case some high humidity does come. And I always wear latex gloves my wife has sitting around so i dont get my finger marks on the pages while this is more for my comic books since they have more value then manga at the moment. I do have a very old edition of the journey west that i pay special attention to.
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March 4, 2013
Armstrong International
Airport Traffic Continues to Grow
End of Year Statistics
Show Continued Upward Movement
(NEW ORLEANS, LA) – While the comparable airports collectively experienced a
decrease, the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport reported an
increase in passenger volume in 2012. When compared to 2011 numbers, Armstrong
International passenger volume has maintained an upward climb. The 2012
passenger volume increased 0.6% to 8,600,989 up from 8,548,375 in 2011. Enplaned
passengers were 4,306,707, a 0.6% increase over 2011 and deplaned passengers
increased 0.7% to 4,294,282. December 2012 monthly passengers totaled 671,896.
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (bts.gov), the 35
comparable medium airport hubs to Armstrong International were collectively
down 1.69% through YTD September 2012 over September 2011.
In 2012, a total of 9 airlines served the New Orleans Market which included one
international carrier. Southwest Airlines was the volume leader among the
airlines carrying 33.2% of all MSY passengers or over 2.8 million passengers.
Last month, Spirit Airlines became the tenth airline to serve the Airport.
Commercial air carrier operations, including charters and cargo for the year
totaled 90,672 operations. Cargo activity at Armstrong International was 46,784
metric tonnes of freight and mail.
"Armstrong International is continuing its upward trajectory of passenger
growth," said Iftikhar Ahmad, Director of Aviation. "As we move forward, we want
to thank our airline partners for their continued faith in the Greater New
Orleans Metropolitan area."
"New Orleans remains a popular destination for millions of business and leisure
travelers," said New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu. "This is evident in the 2012
year end stats."
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Brenda Frese wasn't about to let No. 10 Maryland relive its indignation of three years ago against Towson. That's when her nationally ranked Terrapins came to the Towson Center for an early season tuneup only to watch the Tigers pull off perhaps the biggest upset in school history.
This time around, there would be no letdowns.
Alyssa Thomas had a game-high 23 points and 13 rebounds in just 23 minutes, as Maryland held host Towson without a basket for spans of more than 8 minutes in the first half and 6 minutes in the second, building an insurmountable early lead on its way to an 88-43 win.
"Different team. Different group," said Frese, whose squad fell to Towson on Dec. 10, 2009. "I like the way this team locks in and really focuses."
All told, four Terps scored in double figures, including guard Katie Rutan, who came off the bench to contribute a season-high 16.
The Tigers, meanwhile, managed their lowest offensive output this season, shooting just 29 percent from the field.
"I felt like in the first half we missed a lot of shots in the paint that we could've gotten down," Towson coach Joe Mathews said. "Against a team like this, you have to get those down. It's going to be a struggle to score consistently anyway, but you certainly … have got to get the three-, four-, five-footers to go down for you if you're going to have a chance."
The Terps got a scare when Thomas, their All-America forward, jammed a finger on her left hand going for a loose ball with 3:35 left in the first half. She left the game in apparent pain and remained on the bench the remainder of the half with two middle fingers taped together, but returned to the court after halftime.
"I jammed my finger pretty bad," Thomas said. "It's a little sore. Nothing a little ice won't fix."
Said Frese: "It takes [a lot] for Alyssa to come off the floor, so obviously there's great concern when you see her in pain."
Maryland (7-2) now has won back-to-back games against Colonial Athletic Association teams and will play its third straight when it travels to Delaware on Dec. 20.
Towson (4-4) has dropped three straight overall after a 4-1 start.
In its last game before final exams, Towson got schooled.
Thomas scored seven points in the first 3:58, including a 3-pointer from the top of the key, as Maryland ran out to a 13-4 lead.
The Terps' real surge, however, came minutes later. Up by four, they embarked on an 18-2 run, holding Towson without a field goal for the next 8:01 to take a 33-13 lead. Thomas scored eight during the stretch, with guard Rutan coming off the bench to make a pair of 3-pointers.
The Tigers, meanwhile, managed little against Maryland's taller, more athletic defenders. Leading scorer Tanisha McTiller, who had scored 25 and 24 points her previous two games, respectively, finished with a season-low eight points on 3-for-12 shooting.
Guard Ciara Webb (Patterson) led Towson with 12.
But Maryland wasn't done, scoring 21 straight points early in the second half while holding the Tigers scoreless for 6:01.
"I thought we were able to turn up our defensive intensity late in the first half going into the second half, and really started locking down and creating more possessions," Frese said.
They also made an impression on Mathews.
"I still think they're a Final Four threat," Mathews said. "But they have to have a lot of luck in terms of health. They're an ankle sprain away from trouble."


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HOLDEN'S advertising jingle from the 1970s - football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars - is poised to come to life.
Holden has snatched NRL rugby league sponsorship from market leader Toyota - which sponsored the code from 2008 to 2012 - giving it naming rights to the State of Origin series, the Kangaroos national squad and the Under 20s competition.
The three-year multi-million-dollar deal announced today is Holden's first football sponsorship in 15 years and believed to be worth more than twice as much as the car maker spends on V8 Supercars.
Holden is understood to have spent $10 million over three years to become the official automotive partner of the NRL, compared to an estimated $20 million spent by Toyota to sponsor the AFL in its latest three-year 2012-2014 deal.
The NRL sponsorship deal comes in Holden's most important year in decades. A new Commodore is unveiled next week before the model bows out in late 2016 after a 38-year run, outlasting the Kingswood's 20-year reign.
Holden posted its lowest sales in 19 years in last year's all-time record new-car market, but the company has vowed to fight back against the scrum of imported competition.
"This sponsorship is the strongest indication yet that Holden is back, bigger and better than before," chairman and managing director of Holden Mike Devereux said.
"We are very excited about this partnership. It's exactly what the Holden brand needs to cement our success this year, and into the future."
Holden used the NRL sponsorship announcement to repeat its commitment to manufacturing cars in Australia until 2022, while rival Ford has to date not commented on its future beyond 2016.
"Over the next decade Holden is investing over a billion dollars in our Australian manufacturing future to continue making world class cars and today we have made our first move to substantially enhance our marketing by partnering with the NRL, one of Australia's top football codes."
At the Detroit motor show, Mr Devereux told News Limited the company was ramping up its marketing spend - and its TV exposure - as it aims to reverse its sales slide.
In 2012 State of Origin Three was the highest rated program nationally, with 4.03 million viewers, the NRL said.
"The Holden State of Origin is the jewel of Australian sport," Mr Devereux said.
"Amazing game, millions of viewers, interstate rivalry and supreme athleticism."
Perhaps it's time for Holden to revisit this ad?
This reporter is on Twitter: @JoshuaDowling
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Take on realistic shooting simulations in our military-like training simulators, able to entertain up to four guests at a time. You can go gun to gun with Wild West shooters, protect your city against outlaws, or even defend yourself against flesh-eating zombies.
Whether you are a first-time shooter or a gun enthusiast, you can shoot confidently knowing our range safety officers are specially trained and highly experienced.
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Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be sent directly to your email, just print it out and bring it to Machine Gun America.
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The shooting experience takes place at Machine Gun America. The address will be on your e-ticket. Please be there 15 minutes before your simulation begins.
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Thank You for Giving to the 2017 Law Annual Fund!
The Washington University Law 2017 Annual Fund totaled $2,059,220 for fiscal year 2017 with gifts from 4,235 alumni and friends.
Thank you for supporting Washington University through the Law Annual Fund. Your gifts, regardless of size, are immediately used to help in many ways. The Law Annual Fund increases the amount of student scholarships and financial aid the school has to offer and supports faculty retention and recruitment, educational resources such as the clinical programs and increases opportunities for the students within the Public Interest Summer Stipend Program.
We also want to welcome and thank the new William Greenleaf Eliot Society members for their commitment to Washington University Law School and their generous donations. Approximately 80% of our 2017 Law Annual Fund total was provided by alumni and friends giving $1,000 or more, qualifying them for membership in the Eliot Society. Alumni support is the foundation for continued excellence for generations to come.
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BiologyWhile information on the biology of this particular species is lacking, it is likely to be similar to that of other seahorses (Hippocampus species). Seahorses are ambush predators that wait in the water until a prey, such as a small crustacean, tiny, young fish, or other invertebrate, passes close by its mouth. With a rapid intake of water, the seahorse sucks the prey up into its long snout (6). The most distinctive and arguably the most interesting feature of seahorse biology is the manner in which they reproduce. During mating, the female deposits a clutch of eggs into a pouch in the male's tail, where they are fertilised by the male. The male then seals the pouch shut, enclosing the embryos in a protective environment in which the developing seahorses are supplied with oxygen through a network of capillaries. At the end of pregnancy, the male enters labour, which lasts for hours as the male actively forces the young out of the pouch. Immediately after birth, the young seahorses are independent and receive no further care from either parent (6).


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The victory last week that put the University of South Carolina Beaufort baseball team into the NAIA World Series is one for the record books.
The team staved off elimination several times during the Hardeeville bracket of the NAIA Opening Round to become eligible to make the trip this week to Lewiston, Idaho.
What's even more impressive is that the school is in its fourth year for athletics and already has made a name for itself.
Head coach Bryan Lewallyn at the beginning of the season saw promise in the squad and obviously was able to coach them well. He deserves credit for taking over the team after one year as an assistant when original coach Rick Sofield left to become a minor-league manager.
Lewallyn and the team starts its quest for a national championship at 3 p.m. Friday.
We, along with many others in the Lowcountry, will be rooting for them.
The school supports its athletic programs and for good reason. The baseball team is dedicated and has proven that with its determination already this season.
Part of the reason this trip to the World Series in Idaho is so special is because a good number of the players have been on the team since the program's inception. They have been committed to the program and its progress since day one.
It would be incredible if the Sand Sharks could win it all.
We aren't going to predict a title, but we are going to be biased when we say this team could be the team to beat.
There are 24 seniors and redshirt juniors on the roster. That gives the team a wealth of experience. Not every team playing in the tourament is as blessed. Or has as much heart.
The team has 10 players the original 2009 team. They even are dubbed "the original Sand Sharks" by one of the seniors, Conald Mansfield, who is a 2011 transfer.
Coach Lewallyn in Sunday's Bluffton Today downplays the significance of the team's appearance in the World Series. And we can appreciate him keeping the team focused with eyes on the prize. That's what good coaches do.
We wish the team nothing but the best and think this trip to the World Series is just the beginning of something special at USCB.
The city of Hardeeville has drawn the attention of some folks in Columbia. And not because of the proposed resort-casino at Hilton Head Lakes or the city's economic development efforts.
The State Ethics Commission last week deemed that there was probable cause in an ethics complaint filed in March against the Hardeeville Municipal Election Commission by City Council candidate Scott Ready.
Ready was wrongly disqualified by the three-woman local election commission for what amounted to a clerical error on his statement of economic interest form during the candidate filing period.
Ready appealed the decision, won reversal and also filed a complaint with the state alleging conflict of interest by the local election commission. Why the complaint has merit is simple. The chair of the election commission is Joyce Meeks, mother-in-law of Roy Powell, a sitting City Councilman who at the time was seeking re-election.
Had Ready's disqualification not been reversed and had he not filed as a write-in candidate, Powell and Mike Sweeney would have been elected without an election as there were just two seats at stake in the May 8 city elections.
As it turned out, Powell did not win re-election and Ready and Sweeney won the two seats.
We have questioned before why Meeks did not recuse herself from the process. And we also take issue with the fact that the local election commission is appointed by City Council. It seems odd that the local election commission has authority over the certification of local candidates like the mayor and members of council whom they were appointed by in the first place.
The saga continues for Hardeeville as the hearing in this complaint was set for September and that's a lot of time for more interesting rulings and decisions in Hardeeville to occur. Although it also gives time for the city manager, mayor and City Council to take a closer look at this local election commission, how it is appointed, why it exists and decide if it is even necessary.
We're all for putting Hardeeville and this region on the map, but we want it to be for the right reasons.
The Ready vs. Meeks ethics complaint is what we consider unwanted attention from Columbia.


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Nepal's former rebels, facing intense domestic and diplomatic pressure, have agreed to "temporarily" halt their six-day strike that crippled commerce throughout the struggling Himalayan nation. But the Maoists say their street protests will continue until their demands are met, including the resignation of Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal, who enjoys little public support.
Hours after Kathmandu's middle class took to the streets to vent their frustration with the Maoist's indefinite strike, the former rebels gave up - for the time being, at least - that part of their civil disobedience campaign.
Maoist party chairman and previous prime minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal says, however, that other street action by tens of thousands of cadres and supporters will continue.
Dahal, better known as Prachanda, tells reporters the Maoists, in Kathmandu, will continue to picket and demonstrate around the Singha Durbar (Lion Palace), where most government ministries are located. Protests will also continue, he says, at 75 government headquarters across the country.
Earlier in the day, riot police fired into the air and released tear gas to break up clashes as peace activists marched spontaneously to call for an end to the Maoist's strike. Some injuries were reported.
Before the unplanned peace march, an estimated 20,000 people gathered in the historic Basantapur plaza for an event organized by nearly 50 leading professional organizations, representing a cross-section of mainstream society.
Organizers gave all political parties a 48-hour deadline to settle their differences, threatening to call mass street demonstrations of their own.
Maoist cadres, armed with bamboo sticks, beginning on Sunday patrolled the capital and other cities attempting to ensure shops remained shuttered. Their action also forced the closure of schools and stopped nearly all motorized transport, except for emergency vehicles.
Nepal, as part of a peace accord, faces a May 28 deadline, now seemingly impossible to meet, to write a new constitution and reintegrate former rebel fighters into the Army or society.
The Maoists, in 2006, ended a decade-long civil war against the state and signed a peace agreement. That brought them into the political process and they won the most seats in a parliamentary election two years later. But a dispute over control of the Nepal Army sent the Maoists last year into the opposition camp.
The rising tension during the past week had threatened to plunge Nepal, one of Asia's poorest countries, back towards civil war.
In the past week in separate VOA interviews, Prime Minister Nepal expressed willingness to resign if the right replacement steps forward and there is political consensus, while the Maoist chairman predicted he would succeed Mr. Nepal.


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....wine bars specializing in AF Approved wines, ones made with no hanky-panky.
Don't expect these wine bars to be high-concept trendy joints. Many of the new bar a vin are working with a limited kitchen and budget. While some are impossibly cute (check for these over the next few weeks), design usually takes back seat and all eyes are on the wine.
Like at La Muse Vin over in the 10th --the bustling Bastille (101 Rue de Charonne, Tel: 01 40 09 93 05). Three years ago I walked in frozen faced from a February wind. When I saw the library-like walls lined with 200 plus references, mostly unfamiliar to the American wine drinker (many I knew from importer Joe Dressner, do visit his blog at Joedressner.com), I was not leaving, even though it seems as if I had made a reservation at the wrong place.
I pouted and it worked. The impishly side-burned owner Guillaume (there are two Guillaume's) sat me at the bar on a rickety stool. We talked wine and he tolerated my crappy French. He is infectiously enthusiastic and eager to recommend his latest favorite wine from some honest wine guy in the Loire valley who works his land with a horse instead of a tractor.
Since that first long wine drenched night, whomever sits next to me is inevitably chain-smoking, knocking back an unsulphured bottle of let's say, Domaine St. Anne Bandol and slurping a shiny pumpkin soup with disk of foie en flotnt while talking about their latest film editing gig. Being a creature of habit, I always order something from Dard & Ribo, a Northern Rhone producer whose presence I deeply miss in the states. (Look for it in the states soon, thanks to the efforts of Jenny Lefcourt of Jenny & Francois imports.)
After my fifth dinner at Muse I decided I had to expand my horizons. And so I hiked up to the shabby part of the 3rd arrondissment to…………….


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ASM Basket Research Benefits Museum Collections Worldwide
By Darlene Lizarraga
April 2012
The conservation of American Indian basketry has been a passion for Arizona State Museum Conservator Dr. Nancy Odegaard since she was hired to conduct a survey and design a conservation plan for the Peabody Museum's (Harvard) collection in the 1980s.
Through that project, she, along with colleagues Ron Harvey (Tuckerbrook Conservation/Maine) and Dale Kronkright (Georgia O'Keefe Museum/New Mexico), developed new approaches to cleaning the delicate surfaces of woven fiber objects.
Dental vacuums proved ideal for eliminating dust and dirt from the delicate surfaces without disturbing the fibers. Odegaard also revolutionized the standard practices of repairing tears and breaks by introducing the use of consolidated strips of Japanese tissue paper strategically placed to support the woven elements. These techniques, unheard of in the 1980s, are still taught today in graduate conservation programs and used in museums worldwide.
One of the reasons Odegaard chose to bring her professional skills to Arizona State Museum in 1983 was because of its unparalleled basket collection. It has been her dream since that time to consolidate ASM's collection, to place it in a stable storage environment, and to share it more widely with the public.
Now, 30 years later, a $400,000 grant from Save America's Treasures has Odegaard and ASM on the path to making that dream finally come true. The museum is in the midst of raising an additional $500,000 so that it can construct a climate-controlled storeroom and new interpretive space for the vast collection of woven wonders—some 25,000 objects.
In the meantime, Odegaard along with colleagues, students, staff, and volunteers, are working on three new techniques for researching and preserving basketry and fiber objects.
Nano-Particle Technology
UA PhD candidate Molly McGath worked with Odegaard and long-time conservation volunteer Dr. Werner Zimmt to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of calcium hydroxide nano-particles to preserve archaeological cordage. The approach uses nano-particles as a buffer to protect cellulosic materials from acid hydrolysis (the destructive breakdown of fibers), thus preserving structural integrity and therefore extending the life of delicate fibers indefinitely. The challenge for McGath was not only to synthesize the nano-particles but to successfully apply them within the fibers. Testing on non-artifact pieces of cordage first, she used attenuated total reflectance–Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy, along with tensile testing, pH testing, and artificial aging, to evaluate the treatment. Shake table tests indicated positive effects on artificially aged samples, while also identifying the impacts of different container types on long-term structural stability.
The team will soon experiment on actual archaeological specimens from the museum's collection. This project was funded by the National Center for Preservation Training and Technology.
Imaging Technology
A collaboration between Odegaard and Dr. Pamela Vandiver, professor in the University of Arizona's Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has resulted in xeroradiograph images of ancient sandals in ASM's collection. Using a standard X-ray cabinet to irradiate a sandal on a uniformly charged selenium plate, it was then processed in a xeroradiograph machine. The resulting imprint formed a charge distribution on the plate that attracted toner particles in a way similar to photocopying. A dry paper image was then produced. This technique is non-destructive and affords a clearer image than standard X-rays. Details of plant fibers and of weave technology are particularly sharp, and are therefore better for analysis.
Frozen Technology
Odegaard's conservation team is also experimenting with solid particles of dry ice "snow" on baskets in need of cleaning. Odegaard and Zimmt got the idea after learning of the snow's use in cleaning astronomical mirrors. The particles safely remove dust, soot, and other contaminates from delicate surfaces without causing scratches or other damage. Dry ice snow is made when pressurized carbon dioxide (CO2) is allowed to expand adiabatically (without heat transfer) into a gas. As the temperature drops, some of the gas solidifies into small particles, or snow. The sprayed particles sublime (change from solid to gas without becoming liquid) rapidly, surrounding each one in an envelope of gas. The dry, non-conductive, non-abrasive, non-toxic jet of CO2 snow pushes away the unwanted contaminants and leaves no residue because the particles never come into direct contact with the surface of the object being cleaned.
As with all the conservation protocols developed in Odegaard's lab over the years, these will no doubt be translated into multiple languages and taught as standard operating procedure in conservation programs and used in museums around the world.
You can learn more about Arizona State Museum's collection of woven wonders and more about Odegaard's research in a new exhibit, Basketry Treasured, running April 28, 2012, through June 1, 2013.


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Rebecca became the sixth candidate to be given the boot by Lord Sugar as her team Evolve lost a task to create a corporate away day for struggling to stick to their "back to school" theme.
Reflecting on her exit, Rebecca said her good manners had contributed to her own departure.
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I'm the sort of person who will wait to be spoken to or wait for a natural pause in the conversation and often there wasn't one with all the arguments going on. "
She also blasted Luisa for her "big ego" and said: "In the real world I'd blow her out of the water - but in the process you're having to keep people on side who you wouldn't necessarily work with in every day life. In the boardroom she was argumentative and challenging. She's got a big ego."
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The giant precious metals retailer Goldline has hired a top Washington, D.C. lobbying firm as it prepares for congressional hearings and contends with an ongoing investigation into the company's aggressive sales tactics.
In papers filed this week, Prime Policy Group reported it would take on the Goldline account, and help the company, a prime sponsor of Fox News host Glenn Beck, navigate an increasingly hostile environment in Congress. ABC News reported this summer that Rep. Anthony Weiner, a New York Democrat, has been looking to ratchet up regulatory oversight of gold sales, and has congressional hearings in the works for later this month.
Goldline, which sponsors such conservative talkers as Beck, Fred Thompson, and Mike Huckabee, among others, has disputed complaints that it pushes customers to invest their money in collectable gold coins rather than gold bullion. Unlike bullion, the coins carry a hefty mark-up. Goldline customers told ABC News that they found the coins were also much more difficult to sell without taking a loss.
In an interview on Good Morning America, Goldline executive vice president Scott Carter said the firm is simply offering its customers sound advice. He noted that his firm had been in business more than 50 years, earning half a billion dollars, and enjoyed an A plus rating from the Better Business Bureau.
The lobbying shop that will help champion that message is an outgrowth of massive powerhouse firms Burson-Marsteller and Timmons and Company. Prime Policy Group has deep ties in Congress and to the White House, and is led by a group that includes Charlie Black, a longtime Republican hand who helped guide the 2008 presidential campaign of Sen. John McCain, and Scott Pastrick, a former Treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.
Investigations of Goldline in California
The firm's federal filing says it will help Goldline contend with "all legislative activities affecting the sale and marketing of precious metals products." Among those identified as working on the account are a former top aide to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and a former legislative adviser to President George W. Bush.
The fall promises to serve up more theatrics between Goldline's talk show backers and Weiner, an outspoken critic of the firm and its practices.
"My view is that these commentators are doing a disservice to their viewers," Weiner said in an interview with ABC News. "I don't know and it remains to be seen whether Goldline is doing anything illegal. It sure seems that way."
Weiner and Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Illinois) announced in July that they were planning hearings after an ABC News report in which some customers of Goldline described how they felt cheated by the company. Consumer complaints have also prompted an investigation by local officials in California, who said they were disturbed to hear about the high pressure approach used by Goldline and one other company, Superior Gold Group. And they have prompted a class action lawsuit, filed in South Carolina against the company on behalf of customers who allege they have been ripped off.
A Goldline spokesman told ABC News Thursday that the company hired Prime Policy Group to "open another avenue to help them educate members of Congress" about the operation.
The spokesman, Eric Hoffman of the Washington strategic communications firm Powell Tate, said that Goldline's fresh-faced pitchman Scott Carter will be testifying at the upcoming hearings, which he said are currently scheduled for the end of September.
"Scott looks forward to talking to members of congress about Goldline," Hoffman said.
Beck has called the criticism of Goldline "the biggest spin you've ever seen" and suggested it was part of a government plot to deprive mainstream Americans of choices in how they invest their savings.
"They are going to nudge the gold industry out of business," Beck said on his syndicated radio program in July. "They are going to regulate it and regulate it and regulate it, until you won't be able to buy gold anymore. This is what I'm telling you -- they can't have people buying gold. They need to own all the gold. They're going to nudge us. Mark my words."


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Aid needed to help China make carbon cuts
International carbon funds should be aggressively directed towards helping China avoid the use of carbon-rich technologies, say Ning Zeng and colleagues in this Science article.
Action is needed despite significant gains in energy efficiency, they note, because based on current economic growth rates and levels of carbon intensity (emissions per unit of gross domestic product) China's emissions by 2030 will equal today's entire global output.
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Reforming Property Forfeiture Laws to Protect Citizens' Rights
The Framers of the United States Constitution understood that freedom depends upon the vigorous protection of private property rights and that this protection was therefore the most sacred obligation of government. However, despite Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment guarantees, recent years have witnessed a massive expansion of a legal practice known as "asset forfeiture," which allows government to violate the very property rights it is charged with protecting. Hundreds of asset forfeiture laws-many of them intended to stop illegal drug trafficking-give state and federal law enforcement agents the power to seize property even without proof of the owners' guilt in a criminal trial because, in many cases, the government considers the property itself to be the criminal. This study recommends nine reforms that will help guarantee that Michigan citizens enjoy the benefits of private property rights, limited government, and individual liberty, and remain protected from unjustified and arbitrary seizure of their personal possessions.


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I'm a sewer, which doesn't quite mesh with my small space living. One project and it looks like a fabric-and-pin hurricane swept through my living room. So of course I'm envious of those who have a whole room dedicated to arts and crafts: ceiling-high organized shelves, vintage armoires filled with supplies, and enormous tables to lay out fabric — these are the things that make me swoon. But while browsing for inspiration to turn part of my living into a serious craft space, I found elements from big spaces that I could incorporate in my small space.
My bare wall could benefit from white pegboard to hold notions and things; I can invest in a practical work table that can also serve for dining, and add a modern chair so it doesn't look like a craft room. Add a cool work lamp and a small dresser for storing fabric and supplies and I'm good to go.
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November 08, 2012
Thanksgiving Workshop in Kansas City | The Thanksgiving Host
My Pumkin Harvest Party workshops are sold out - all three of them! If you weren't able to get a spot, or just want to come to another one of my classes, sign up for my "The Thanksgiving Host" class.
I'm offering two classes (click on the links to register) :
Tuesday, November 13th @ 6pm, $55 (only 1 spot left!)
Thursday, November 15th @ 6pm, $55
The Thanksgiving Host
Workshop at A Thyme for Everything
Are you hosting Thanksgiving this year? If you've hosted Thanksgiving a thousand times or it is your first, this class will inspire your feast with new twists on classic Thanksgiving recipes. I will share her tips for Hosting Thanksgiving like a Caterer with great make-ahead methods and a prep schedule that will make hosting easy and stress free. I'll also share some Harvest themed table settings and DIY centerpieces for your feast.
Brie En Croute with Caramelized Pecans
Turkey Breasts Stuffed with Fresh Herbs
Real Green Beans in Cream Sauce with Pan Fried Shallots
The BEST Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Tips for making classic Thanksgiving Pies Pretty
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For more Thanksgiving planning, visit my Thanksgiving Planning Guide page!
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Wish I lived in Kansas.ReplyDelete
I'm sorry for your loss but understand how it can be for the best sometimes. I still miss my grandma and she passed 15 years ago. There is a special place in heaven for grandma's.
The soup looks delicious.
can't seem to download your Planning guide...looks like a fantastic planner..ReplyDelete
Excellent idea, the fest seem to be really enjoyable, seem that you had a great pumpkin harvest this year, lovely food with amazing decoration.ReplyDelete
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